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WYOMISSING, Pa. - A bank robber, acting as if he had a bomb, was shot by a police officer Monday morning, police said.
The suspect, Dragos Ungurean, remained hospitalized Tuesday in intensive care under the guard of the Berks County Sheriff's Department.
The attempted robbery happened Monday morning at the M&T Bank at 8th and Penn avenues in Wyomissing, Berks Co.
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"I decided to park and come over to see and the guy was laying there, and you could see the blood coming out of his side," said Nina Miranda.
Wyomissing police Detective George Bell happened to be inside the bank as a customer, said Chief Jeffrey Biehl.
Bell told investigators Ungurean, appearing to have something strapped on his body with wires sticking out of it, walked into the bank and ordered everyone to put up their hands, Biehl said.
When Bell approached Ungurean and ordered him to get on the ground, Biehl said he had to act quickly.
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Grilled Flatbread with Ricotta Cheese, Fresh Tomatoes, Oregano and Roasted Garlic Oil
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- Salt and freshly ground pepper
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- 2 tablespoons chiffonade fresh basil
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- 6 cloves roasted garlic
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Flatten flatbread dough, gently press into a large rectangle, brush liberally with olive oil, and throw on grill. Grill on both sides until golden brown. Spread 1 side with ricotta, sprinkle with salt and pepper, scatter tomatoes over, drizzle with Roasted Garlic Oil, and garnish with basil and more freshly ground black pepper. Serve immediately.
Yield: 4 individual flatbreads or 1 large flatbread
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In short: Leaving aside the weather - an alright eventIn full: Came today with the anticipation on doing a hard trail marathon and my expectations were more than met. Does it always rain in the South Downs? I know I can't blame the organizers for the heavens but would be nice to do a race on the South Downs where the heavens aren't tipping out the laundry! That aside, trail shoes seemed the order of the day and grip was found all the way around.The start was a bit congested with very little overtaking spaces during the first 2 miles – didn't like the bunched up feeling and given the slippery conditions, I'm wary about others around me slipping over and taking me out! Given the use of chipped timing, maybe a self-determined staggered A & B start might be advantageous going forward.No idea what the point of the timing signs were – the 7 that I saw that is. Apart from the last three ( 3 miles to go, 2 miles to go etc) they didn't correspond with my garmin very well. The halfway marker was at 14.9 which seemed an odd place to place it and didn't do much to lift spirits! Seemed obvious the route to take with appropriate signing in place so no probs there.Marshalling was ok, and it was good to see plenty of non-choc items available at the stations along with some encouraging smiles. It would have been nice to have a cup of tea at the end but the cake was nice at least. One negative point was the crossing across a busy A-road at 7m which was not good with just one marshal. But on the way back at 15 miles was atrocious with no one at all! Runners are a mad bunch and really need protecting from themselves at times if only to get them to stop competing with fast cars!All in all, it was an ok day but I can't help thinking why this was so highly rated given some of the other events I've attended during the years. Just a few tweaks needed, I suppose. One to tick off the list but unlikely to draw me back again.Date of review: May 8, 2012
In short: Ughh tough made tougher with the weather!In full: So many things went wrong for me on this race (wearing the wrong shoes was not a good start) and yet not one of them were down to the organisers. I'm sure the views are great on a clear day, but with loads of low cloud and rain, visibility was not good. Weather was awful and by the end, it was running through the "streams" flowing down the paths that were doing me in. BTW the route was well marked and didn't get lost once (I like the little signs saying not this way!). Kudos for the volunteers who braved the conditions – it kept our spirits going.My only criticisms are: At the waterpoints, it was either chocolate, chocolate or… chocolate biscuits. Some fruit or other alternatives would have been appreciated. After all, not everyone can eat chocolate! And whilst someone commented about the medal/mugs, I don't mind but prefer it if they do have the date on it. Certificates do nothing for me, we give them to kids for fun runs.Loved the hot full breakfast at the end, very efficient and welcoming with plenty of rolls, tea and coffee to hand. The kids helping were great, though saying "sorry for the wait", when it was 2 mins was just farrrr to courteous for me :) They did a great job.Not sure if I will do again – 830 start was a tad early on top of the long drive down.Date of review: March 5, 2012
In short: Very good startup race - well done to the organisers :)In full: This is a new race to the calendar and with this organisation I can see it being a firm favourite. Fantastic to see the roads to the entire course was closed to traffic so runners could run the course safely. There were plenty of marshals around but with the safety mechanisms already in place they became part of the cheering crowds :) The closed roads did make it very difficult for spectators to go from the start to points around the course but the local villagers came out at points and provided a welcome cheer at various points.Was aware this was going to be an undulating course but nothing to be unexpected in this area. Wasnt too bad, with the hill at 11 probably the most challenging. The route alteration in the last mile and half gave a welcome downhill. Overall a chance to admire the scenery was possible and I enjoyed the course.The run in was very well supported (obviously given the above) and gave a great feeling to finish. It was nice to see Dame Kelly Holmes starting the race. What was unexpected was her giving the medal personally at the end and a shake of the hand.My only comment to the organisers: Start loading the carparks from the bottom upwards not the other way round, it cuts down on the carpark jams. But its a very minor suggestion.Well done to all - loved the day and really hope to keep it in my race calendar :DDate of review: September 25, 2011
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In short: Returned after 2yr - it doesnt get any easier but happy to have done it againIn full: This is not an easy race! Still can do 20m quicker than this one. But thats not the point. The organisation is very good and for a distance of 30K you never feel that you are going to get lost. There are marshals everywhere and the drinks stations had plenty of water gels sponges and even jelly babies available. There is just a feel good atmosphere along the route and that helps you get thru some of the harder parts. I enjoy chatting with some of the runners on the route too.The hills are tough, downhill are worse than the ups! But there are some lovely runs on this course (though the poppies were not out as much this year, there was a great field full of daisies).I wish they didnt have that kick round at the very end but found somewhere to add the extra in the course. However, you do receive a decent medal, nice t-shirt (bright tech this year - will be good for the night runs) fabulous cakes and a family swim ticket at the leisure centre (kids like the tidal and the tubes).I'll give it another year so I can motivate myself to enter again - well that and let my legs recover :)PS from a PB perspective, you are bound to get one, given there are so few 30K races on the calendar :)Date of review: June 19, 2011
In short: Firstly, this was not a race but a challenge.In full: Was looking forward to this "race" for several weeks as a new race experience. However on the startline we were told it wasn't a race but a challenge?! Flew in the face of the website description which refers to a race & the race full etc and effectively turned this into a training run for me.There are lots of positives and negatives. I have no idea if the organisers used the services of a local running club to assist but it didn't see it to me. And I was surprised that the police didnt seem to know it was occuring either. The staggered start became obvious when we saw we were crossing roads around the main London to Brighton road. However, it should have been geared up towards slowest/walkers first, fastest last. That would have enabled more interaction between runners along the route. Its not that difficult to set up.Not nearly enough marshals available. Anywhere involving a major road crossing would have one in daylight events, so for nighttime seems essential. There were plenty of places where there were none. Also any barriers that traverse the course need to be lit better, even if they have the dayglow sticks on them. Headtorches are just not that powerful in lighting ahead. The run up the path in the unlit park was a novel experience - I would be apprehensive to do in the twilight during training but pitch black? I know part of the charm of the event is a night race but I for one kept thinking this should have had a couple of marshals there at strategic points in case of problems, whether by unfortunate means or foul. Didn't see any food around so assumed they meant local cafes. Apparently a course correction was needed to avoid some packed roads but did that add .4mile? Don't know, but PBs are not going to happen here if you are running regular events, with some long sapping climbs in places. And the finish being an upright banner was not a clear finishline. On the plus side, the runners were encouraging all along the route. Marshals, where available, were helpful and encouraging. The drunken revellers were bemused but cheery which brought on smiles. The event was cheap for the distance with plenty of water along with headtorch/glowstick at the beginning and tshirt/medal at the end. This may seem an overly critical review of a first time charity event but the takeaways are pretty clear to either define it one way or another and some of the safety aspects too. I think it's probably going to stay as a challenge but more marshalling is needed if it is to ensure no nasty accidents happen in the future and hold a special place in the Brighton calendar.Date of review: November 1, 2010
In short: Enjoyed the race day :)In full: Was slightly concerned with the hills on this one, but experienced runners are not going to do this for PBs. This out and back course was trickier in the first half than the second I felt. Once I worked out the initial downhill wasnt going to be encountered going back, it made it easier to finish. Also finding someone to run with for the second half kept the focus on.Negative bits... few toilets. And I'm thinking they might want to have a word with the local constabulary to help out. Couple of impatient drivers were putting some runners off their stride at crossing points.However, there are lots of plus points on this one. Its friendly both participants and marshals. Good organised parking. The organisers seem proud of their event which is good because that means they care. The views are good; the route is a bit traily which makes it interesting. Energy gels on route for those who wanted them. Goody bag ok, esp if you like beer. No medal but technical t-shirt with great design. Fantastic to see a massage section on donations - I tend to pay the same either way, but its appreciated to see so many of them give up their sundays to help out.I can see myself doing this again as a challenge rather than a race.Date of review: September 6, 2010
In short: Nice end to the seasonIn full: I might seem somewhat bias here but I can assure all that I have no connections with these guys :)This was an "undulating" course with a challenging hill at two miles, repeated at seven, but there was a degree of satisfaction in reaching the top each time. Not every race has to be a PB - I enjoyed the scenery on this one. Marshalling was great and encouraging, though there was little chance of getting lost on the way. Water stations were well positioned.Huge medals were on offer, very different to the usual ones. Not sure to the logic about the goody bags being distributed before the race. It might have been seen as innovative but it proved to be a bit of a nuisance stowing them before hand. I hope that it will be altered for next year.Overall, very well organised and the hosts were hospitable. Looking forward to next year's race already.Date of review: November 30, 2009
In short: A nice way to end the racing seasonIn full: I was looking forward to this race and it didn't let me down. The morning was chilly, but that's how I like them to start with. It was unfortunate that it had rained for several days before as this made the path a little slippy, especially in the last third, but that adds to the challenge. Plenty of places to pass, no problem with the water stops or even the "threatened" angling competition (I think the fish had frightened them away). The marshalling was fantastic, no chance of getting lost and I though the nice lady by the first bridge after the start who gave us a smile on the way through set the tone nicely (thx Di). The mile markers were pretty spot on, which is always appreciated.Bananas, water and a medal at the end were all in order. However, special mention for the massage tent with Thames Valley U which was extremely welcoming and very professional. A donation was asked for, no problem there. Best post-race massage I'd had in a very long time. On the organizer's side, I can see that some people felt a bit aggrieved with the baggage/transport situation. I'm sure the organizers will do their upmost to ensure that doesn't happen again (and maybe a few rolls of bin bags on emergency standby just in case). I was more concerned about the toilet queues - longest I'd seen in quite a while (I was directed to a local café but he made it clear he didn't want runners in there). A bit more work needed there I think.I'll definitely be there next year, if only to try the course in reverse, downhill!! Date of review: November 11, 2009
In short: Always a pleasure doing this oneIn full: These guys are always friendly and make you feel welcome. Well marshalled as well.Third time of doing this one, and those hills are becoming more doable each time. The roadwork-free course helped as well. Also,we were fortunate this year that a thunderstorm a few hours before freshened the air which in turn made for a better race. Knocking three mins off last year's result and a min off my PB just capped the day for me.Date of review: June 7, 2009
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Returns the block length of the digest in bytes.
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Pandora: Crazy Stock, but Focused, Practically Unbeatable Company
While I was there I had casual chats with a number of different people from the company. I wish everyone had this opportunity. It would instantly clear up quite a bit of investor concern over Pandora's short- and long-term future. This is a sharp, smart and well-run company in perpetual startup mode; seizing its massive opportunity in radio, lndie concert promotion and mobile advertising requires an aggressive, startup mindset.
Allow me to riff a few key points I have basically been making all along, but feel even more confident about after spending more time at Pandora.
One: No matter the fate of the current royalty battle on Capitol Hill, Pandora has a Plan B .
This is not a passive company. It's a focused one. Focused on its core mission -- to build the premier personalized radio experience.
Two: There's a sense you feel when you talk to Pandora employees, including management, that all of the competitive encroachments on its turf -- rumored or real -- validate not only Pandora's success, but its ability to lead the Internet radio space going forward.
People from Pandora have expressed this sentiment publicly; but when it's conveyed in person, the company's shared focus and vision resonates. These guys hit the right note -- they're not overconfident, they respect partners and competitors (particularly Apple (AAPL) , who is both), but they're certainly not about to fall victim to obstacles they've overcome dozens of times along their rapid, un-stunted growth trajectory.
Not one soul at Pandora loses sleep over Apple doing something (that might end up looking more like Spotify anyway . . . let's call it iTunes finally packed with 21st Century features).
But, even if Apple streams music exactly the way Pandora does, there's no guarantee it will do much, if anything, to steal market share. It takes quite a bit of time and money -- money Apple has little reason to invest -- to scale that business to anywhere near Pandora's level.
One thing critics lose sight of -- in both the royalty and competition discussions -- is that Pandora has more leverage than it's commonly given credit for. It's responsible for a growing share of airplay, particularly of artists who receive no traditional airplay, and digital music sales via platforms such as iTunes. It also ranks, consistently, as one of the most downloaded and top-grossing iOS apps.
Everything everybody has done or is rumored to be doing in streaming is a knock-off on Westergren's brainchild -- The Music Genome Project. No challenge to date, including from terrestrial radio giant Clear Channel and its iHeart Radio , has come close in terms of audience size or nailing personalization.


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Intel Corp. on Friday announced it had appointed Douglas Melamed to serve as senior vice president and general counsel. Mr. Melamed is a well-known antitrust and corporate government relations specialist, which means that the appointment represents Intel's preparations for antitrust trials in the U.S. and other countries.
In this role Douglas Melamed he will be responsible for overseeing all Intel legal matters as well as corporate and government affairs. He will report to Intel president and chief executive officer Paul Otellini, and maintain offices at Intel headquarters in Santa Clara, California as well as Washington, D.C.
"We are extremely pleased to have Doug join the Intel team. His breadth of experience and legal expertise combined with his background in government are an outstanding fit for us," said Paul Otellini.
Intel is facing numerous antitrust trials in the U.S. Most recently the company was accused of providing illegal funding to leading makers of PCs in exchange for exclusive use of Intel processors in business desktops and servers. As a result, Intel badly needs a specialist in antitrust lawsuits.
Douglas Melamed, 63, was most recently a partner at WilmerHale, a global law firm where he was a leader in its Regulatory and Government Affairs Department and served as a member of the Antitrust and Competition Practice Group in the Washington, DC office. He joined the firm in 1971.
With more than 30 years experience, Mr. Melamed has an extensive background in all aspects of antitrust practice. He has secured clearance for major acquisitions in the merger clearance process, argued cases in the United States Supreme Court and other appellate courts, litigated in federal and state trial courts and before the Federal Trade Commission, and has counseled numerous firms on a wide range of antitrust matters.
The new general counsel of Intel served in the U.S. Department of Justice from October 1996 to January 2001 as acting assistant attorney general in charge of the Antitrust Division and as principal deputy assistant attorney general. While principal deputy, he was responsible for civil non-merger and merger investigations and litigation involving most of the division's litigating sections; the division's appellate matters; policy matters involving, among others, the communications, electricity and tobacco industries; and international antitrust enforcement matters.
Mr. Melamed has been an adjunct professor at the Georgetown University Law Center and has authored numerous articles on antitrust in addition to law and economics. He is a contributing editor of the Antitrust Law Journal and a member of the Board of Academic Advisors of the Journal of Law, Economics and Policy at George Mason University. He is also a member of the American Law Institute and the Yale University Council, and a past member of Sidwell Friends School's board of trustees.


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BLUE EARTH – A new year has brought with it some updates for Faribault County commissioners.
Bill Groskreutz, John Roper and Tom Warmka were sworn in this week after winning re-election in November. Greg Young was named board chairman.
Commissioners took care of housekeeping, such as setting dates for regular board meetings. They will continue to be held 9 a.m. every first and third Tuesday of the month.
Commissioners discussed whether they should all be going to city council meetings in their home districts. Some commissioners do and say it is a good way to keep up with issues. Others don't attend. Opinion was split along the lines of where the concentration of population is for each commissioner. Some have most of their constituents in cities, while others have them spread out across townships.
"You're elected by all the people," Groskreutz pointed out.
When it came time to appoint commissioners to committees, Young asked if anyone wanted to switch. Some commissioners thought it was a good idea; others did not.
Roper liked the idea because some committees and issues cross county lines and he wants to coordinate more with Martin County.
"I think you lose a little continuity when you rotate," Warmka countered.
He was worried that pending retirements will leave committees short on long-term experience, especially for negotiating union contracts.
"Some committees might work better to rotate in and out, but [that] is not one," added Commissioner Tom Loveall.
He said negotiating contracts is a long-term enterprise. Union negotiators don't rotate, thereby strengthening their position by knowing what has happened over the years.
"You're weakening your hand by moving bodies in and out," Loveall said.
He also pointed out that committee assignments are usually seniority-based, with one commissioner gaining an appointment after another leaves the board.
In the end, the board eliminated one appointment because the camera use committee no longer meets because technology has changed over the years.
The board next turned to citizen committee appointments, going over the ones that expired at the end of 2012 or were left vacant because of deaths.
Jack Hientz was appointed to take Jake Anderson's place on the Economic Development Authority. Roper noted Anderson was retiring with 10 years of experience. Sue Dundas replaces Mary Bielke on the Library Board while Peter Hassing replaces Jim Hassing on the Planning Commission.
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State of Wonder. Patchett, Ann. New Fiction. Ann Patchett has dazzled readers with her award-winning books, including The Magician's Assistant and the New York Times bestselling Bel Canto. Now she raises the bar with State of Wonder, a provocative and ambitious novel set deep in the Amazon jungle. Dr. Marina Singh, a research scientist with a Minnesota pharmaceutical company, is sent to Brazil to track down her former mentor, Dr. Annick Swenson, who seems to have all but disappeared in the Amazon while working on what is destined to be an extremely valuable new drug, the development of which has already cost the company a fortune. Nothing about Marina's assignment is easy: not only does no one know where Dr. Swenson is, but the last person who was sent to find her, Marina's research partner Anders Eckman, died before he could complete his mission. Plagued by trepidation, Marina embarks on an odyssey into the insect-infested jungle in hopes of finding her former mentor as well as answers to several troubling questions about her friend's death, the state of her company's future, and her own past. Once found, Dr. Swenson, now in her seventies, is as ruthless and uncompromising as she ever was back in the days of Grand Rounds at Johns Hopkins. With a combination of science and subterfuge, she dominates her research team and the natives she is studying with the force of an imperial ruler. But while she is as threatening as anything the jungle has to offer, the greatest sacrifices to be made are the ones Dr. Swenson asks of herself, and will ultimately ask of Marina, who finds she may still be unable to live up to her teacher's expectations. In a narrative replete with poison arrows, devouring snakes, and a neighboring tribe of cannibals, State of Wonder is a world unto itself, where unlikely beauty stands beside unimaginable loss. It is a tale that leads the reader into the very heart of darkness, and then shows us what lies on the other side.
Dreams of Joy. See, Lisa. New Fiction. In her beloved New York Times bestsellers Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, Peony in Love, and, most recently, Shanghai Girls, Lisa See has brilliantly illuminated the potent bonds of mother love, romantic love, and love of country. Now, in her most powerful novel yet, she returns to these timeless themes, continuing the story of sisters Pearl and May from Shanghai Girls, and Pearl's strong-willed nineteen-year-old daughter, Joy. Reeling from newly uncovered family secrets, and anger at her mother and aunt for keeping them from her, Joy runs away to Shanghai in early 1957 to find her birth father—the artist Z.G. Li, with whom both May and Pearl were once in love. Dazzled by him, and blinded by idealism and defiance, Joy throws herself into the New Society of Red China, heedless of the dangers in the communist regime. Devastated by Joy's flight and terrified for her safety, Pearl is determined to save her daughter, no matter the personal cost. From the crowded city to remote villages, Pearl confronts old demons and almost insurmountable challenges as she follows Joy, hoping for reconciliation. Yet even as Joy's and Pearl's separate journeys converge, one of the most tragic episodes in China's history threatens their very lives. Acclaimed for her richly drawn characters and vivid storytelling, Lisa See once again renders a family challenged by tragedy and time, yet ultimately united by the resilience of love.
Room. Donoghue, Emma. Book Group Collection. To five-year-old Jack, Room is the entire world. It is where he was born and grew up; it's where he lives with his Ma as they learn and read and eat and sleep and play. At night, his Ma shuts him safely in the wardrobe, where he is meant to be asleep when Old Nick visits. Room is home to Jack, but to Ma, it is the prison where Old Nick has held her captive for seven years. Through determination, ingenuity, and fierce motherly love, Ma has created a life for Jack. But she knows it's not enough...not for her or for him. She devises a bold escape plan, one that relies on her young son's bravery and a lot of luck. What she does not realize is just how unprepared she is for the plan to actually work. Told entirely in the language of the energetic, pragmatic five-year-old Jack, Room is a celebration of resilience and the limitless bond between parent and child, a brilliantly executed novel about what it means to journey from one world to another.
The Doctor and the Diva. McDonnell, Adrienne. Fiction. It is 1903. Dr. Ravell is a young Harvard-educated obstetrician with a growing reputation for helping couples conceive. He has treated women from all walks of Boston society, but when Ravell meets Erika-an opera singer whose beauty is surpassed only by her spellbinding voice-he knows their doctor-patient relationship will be like none he has ever had. After struggling for years to become pregnant, Erika believes there is no hope. Her mind is made up: she will leave her prominent Bostonian husband to pursue her career in Italy, a plan both unconventional and risky. But becoming Ravell's patient will change her life in ways she never could have imagined. Lush and stunningly realized, The Doctor and the Diva moves from snowy Boston to the jungles of Trinidad to the gilded balconies of Florence. This magnificent debut is a tale of passionate love affairs, dangerous decisions, and a woman's irreconcilable desires as she is forced to choose between the child she has always longed for and the opera career she cannot live without. Inspired by the author's family history, the novel is sensual, sexy, and heart- stopping in its bittersweet beauty.
Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Skloot, Rebecca. B Lacks. Her name was Henrietta Lacks, but scientists know her as HeLa. She was a poor Southern tobacco farmer, yet her cells--taken without her knowledge--became one of the most important tools in medicine. The first "immortal" human cells grown in culture, they are still alive today, though she has been dead for more than sixty years. HeLa cells were vital for developing the polio vaccine; uncovered secrets of cancer and viruses; helped lead to in vitro fertilization, cloning, and gene mapping; and have been bought and sold by the billions. Yet Henrietta Lacks is buried in an unmarked grave. Her family did not learn of her "immortality" until more than twenty years after her death, when scientists began using her husband and children in research without informed consent. The story of the Lacks family is inextricably connected to the dark history of experimentation on African Americans, the birth of bioethics, and the legal battles over whether we control the stuff we are made of--From publisher description.


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You don't find much about resveratrol's side effects, but they do exist. If you have a sensitive digestive system as I do, this product will upset your system. Although it doesn't state it on the label, the product appears to contain Japanese knotwood, the source of caffeine in products like this. So between keeping me awake all night and upsetting my colon, it's not worth it to me to continuing taking. I'll eat peanuts and grape juice instead.
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When I look in the mirror, I see results. I'm 52, and people think I'm in my mid-forties, and I just feel good. I'm sold on resveratrol.
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Energy,Cholesterol levels ie. skin tone, weight loss, mental alertness are all better after taking for several months(500mg/day). Unfortunately, it is difficult to attribute all these positive signs to the capsules as I have increased my physical activity(play Tennis 7hrs/wk in addition to weightlifting 2-3x/wk. Also eat lots of lowfat food, fish, high fiber, vegetable, fruits, Acai, etc. To take a similar resveratrol dose as in the Sinclair Experiments would need to take 2,000-4,000 mg/day for my 80kg. Feel good for a male 53yrs old. will continue to take resveratrol, maybe higher dose.
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LINGUIST List 22.5113
Mon Dec 19 2011
Calls: Discourse Analysis, Socioling, Pragmatics, Applied Ling/Lebanon
Editor for this issue: Alison Zaharee <alison
LINGUIST is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new feature: Easy Abstracts! Easy Abs is a free abstract submission and review facility designed to help conference organizers and reviewers accept and process abstracts online. Just go to: http://www.linguistlist.org/confcustom, and begin your conference customization process today! With Easy Abstracts, submission and review will be as easy as 1-2-3!
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Dialogue Under Occupation VI
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Dialogue Under Occupation VI
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Full Title: Dialogue Under Occupation VI
Short Title: DUO VI
Date: 08-May-2012 - 11-May-2012
Location: Beirut, Lebanon
Contact Person: Lawrence Berlin
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Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; Pragmatics; Sociolinguistics
Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2012
Meeting Description:
The focus of 'Dialogue under Occupation' is the ongoing exploration of dialogue and discourse in areas of the world experiencing occupation with an eye toward resolution. Scholars from various disciplines, such as applied linguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, communications, media studies, political science, cultural studies, and conflict resolution, are encouraged to participate.
Dialogue is presented as a complex concept, requiring 1) the participants; 2) the conditions for dialogue to commence; 3) the goal(s) of the dialogue - pre-established or arrived at through the dialogue itself. First, a minimum of two parties (i.e., individuals or groups of individuals representing a side or perspective) must be present. Second, conditions may include preconditions necessary to bring the parties together, procedures for engaging in dialogue, and a certain degree of mutual respect, without which the dialogue could not proceed and will not lead to any resolutions. Lastly, the dialogue itself must have a purpose - a common, achievable goal that participants can agree upon despite their differing perspectives. Purposeful dialogue has the potential to lead to an outcome that recognizes and respects the needs of the various participants while emerging with an agreement which all parties can abide.
Occupation, however, is a complicating factor which creates a power differential between participants: the occupied and the occupiers. If dialogue under occupation is to be successful, then, the conditions must include 1) the realization that the power differential exists; and 2) the willingness of the powerful to concede their preconceived, often hegemonic, notions of their position. It must also be understood by all parties that engaging in dialogue under occupation does not mean that the less powerful or powerless are accepting the occupation in any form, but that they are willing to confront their occupiers in an effort to be recognized as having equal human rights, including the ability to make autonomous decisions about how they should live and pursue their own definition of happiness.
Areas of focus are defined as the discourses of 1) enactment; 2) transaction; 3) reaction; and 4) resolution.
Final Call for Papers:
The focus of Dialogue Under Occupation VI is on ways of communicating in and about areas of the world confronting occupation. Engaging in 'dialogue' under occupation does not mean that the less powerful or powerless are accepting the occupation in any way, shape, or form, but that people are willing to confront their occupiers in an effort to be recognized as having equal human rights, including the ability to make autonomous decisions about how they should live and pursue their own definition of happiness. However, being 'under occupation', these rights are undermined by the power differential between the occupier and the occupied.
As a result, if dialogue under occupation is to succeed in overturning injustice, circumstances must be created for the occupied to speak and act against occupation. It is within this space for action that we welcome presentations from activists, academics, and the general public for the forthcoming conference in Beirut in May 2012.
Scholars and professionals from various disciplines are invited to submit proposals that address the creation, maintenance, resistance, and resolution of occupation; the agreement to participate indicates willingness not only to present, but also to engage in debate and discussion actively. Work relating to hegemony, power, agency, identity, among others, will be particularly relevant. For all proposals, submit an abstract of 250-300 words in English or Arabic and a separate cover sheet including your name and organizational affiliation by January 31, 2012 at:
(Notifications sent by February 15).
Please identify which of the following four strands best relates to your presentation:
Enactment: The domains wherein the politics and policies of occupation are enacted, realized through institutions attributed with and exercising power over other institutions and the public (e.g., governments, religious organizations, education departments and agencies).
Transaction: The domains wherein information about policies is disseminated, endorsed, and/or challenged in an effort to inform (or misinform) the occupied and the occupiers (e.g., media sources, schools, churches).
Reaction: The domains wherein daily life under occupation occurs (e.g., the community, the workplace), loci where positioning of the 'self' vs. the 'other' - ingroup, outgroup, and/or intergroup status - transpires, and where historical narratives of occupation are revisited.
Resolution: The locus of peacemakers and peacekeepers, those who would peaceably resist occupation and find ways to resolve conflict, as well as those who advocate resignation, acceptance, and coexistence.
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