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Anonymity allows open and diverse dialogue
Original post made by Gina Channell-Allen, president of the Pleasanton Weekly, on Nov 15, 2007
Our policy for Letters to the Editor in our print edition requires the authors to give their name and telephone number, although we only print the names and sometimes their communities. We also call to verify the authorship. Old-school journalists (myself included) have been taught that opinions, facts and quotes must be attributed. Shouldn't people posting in our Town Square forum also be required to put their name on their statements and opinions? And doesn't anonymity open up the possibility for abuse without consequences?
On the other hand, how many opinions, questions and comments have been squelched because of the writer's fear of mockery, hostility or even retribution?
New media means new rules and a new way of thinking. To open up the lines of communication, journalists have been forced to embrace anonymity. Or at least endure it. It goes against every fiber of our journalistic beings because we equate anonymous forum posts to unnamed sources, which are taboo.
Alas, anonymous posts do have some merit as they can bring to light issues that otherwise would have remained in the dark. (Remember "Deep Throat?")
However, just as with unnamed sources, one must question the authenticity of the statements. Moreover, anonymity should be viewed as a privilege and shouldn't be a means to abuse or inflame simply because it's available.
So we will continue to allow anonymous posts to allow an open line of communication and enhance the diversity of the conversation. But we will also continue to monitor carefully based on the site's terms of use and our own journalistic guidelines.
Forum users are encouraged to assist us by alerting us to posts with which they are uncomfortable and by modeling good behavior with constructive, compassionate comments and questions.
If the Weekly staff feels a forum is becoming hostile or destructive, we will intervene and even close the thread (not allow further posts) if necessary.
Because our goal is to provide a forum to allow community members to engage in enlightening and educational discourse, we would prefer it not come to that.
Gina Channell-Allen, a 20-year journalism veteran, is the president of the East Bay division of Embarcadero Publishing Company, president of the Pleasanton Weekly and publisher of the Danville Weekly. Send questions to email@example.com.
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a resident of another community
on Nov 17, 2007 at 11:03 am
Gina, you bring an interesting perspective on anonymity from the media's point of view. I agree wholeheartedly and can only hope participants recognize it as the privilege you so accurately describe it to be. I suppose graffiti, too, can be an artistic expression - analogous to opinions - so long as it doesn't incite hatred, violence or venture into the realm of vandalism... I sometimes sense anonymous forum posts are simply an extension of this notion. Maintain your vigilence and keep up the good work!
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 5, 2008 at 4:46 pm
As much as I agree with the time-tested value of signed opinions, I can suggest at least one other reason for allowing anonymous contributions. These allow citizens who are also public employees a means of sharing their insights and concerns -- often better informed than those not on the "inside" -- with the community they serve.
It can be very frustrating to have to work in silence while caring greatly about, and wanting to contribute to, consideration of matters that significantly affect the City and its agencies. In this regard anonymity provides a voice to the otherwise voiceless.
a resident of Livermore
on Feb 3, 2008 at 10:07 pm
It's fun to snipe!
a resident of Del Prado
on Nov 10, 2008 at 9:10 am
Dominic Di Blasio is a registered user.
I feel it is ok to allow anonymous posts, readers need to be savvy enough to realize that in most cases, these are chicken oriented posts where emotion and demeaning is used...If there is not content that shows some good sense rational why the poster is anonymous it is probably not worth reading...
a resident of Mohr Park
on Dec 4, 2008 at 10:25 am
Ms. Channell-Allen,
It looks like you are implementing a registered user only requirement for posting on the PW blogs. Would you mind giving us information on the timeline for implementation? Will registering restrict the use of an online name to the registered user with that name? Did you realize that the section for address information in the registration process references the Palo Alto Weekly?
a resident of Mohr Park
on Dec 4, 2008 at 10:29 am
Oh, and one more question, is a registered user restricted to one online name?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 4, 2008 at 9:34 pm
Yes, interesting, don't you think that neither the question about "topics being locked except to registered voters" and this topic have not been addressed and answered by the editor and publisher of the newspaper?
a resident of Birdland
on Jul 9, 2009 at 1:14 pm
I think anonymous is the most helpful all the way around. 'Names' sometimes USE the forum for a 'personal' platform. Smiping & sarcasm is fine & most resembles our real conversations with family & friends....we survive. Sometimes the discussion is about VERY serious consequential matters that ARE worth fighting over. Sometimes gov't 'messes' continue forever because everyone must 'smile & 'get along' AND MOTHING EVER CHANGES !! Talk REAL !
BE HONEST. Anonymity allows honesty !!! On really important issues honesty is vital to fixing really important fixes. Sometimes truth hurts. That's life.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jul 24, 2009 at 2:43 pm
The Pleasanton Weekly should be proud of its blog. The contemporary effort at maintaining a cutting edge perspective is a precious gift. Although I myself contribute my sometimes arcane thoughts that provoke, I will respect the thoughts of others and will attempt (hopefully) to maintain a decorum respectful of others ... Again, thank you Pleasanton Weekly.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jul 24, 2009 at 2:45 pm
Ohhhhh ... by the way Cholo ... you should thank the Pleasonton Weekly to allow you to snipe (just say "thank you" ... It's a privilege not a right ... anyway it's always fun to hear all sides of the story
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Oct 14, 2009 at 12:47 pm
Honesty ... in this context to me only means your honest feelings. Not as the dictionary defines honesty. Those feelings could be completely wrong, hurtful, harmful, destructive and discriminatory in nature. Honest might not mean anything more than a particular twisted view. Even insane people are honestly insane. I do feel anonymity does away with accountability. It's what you do when you think nobody will ever know what you did that defines your character. How honest are you with yourself? After all we are not finding a cure for cancer here in these forums. Is it what it is. A place to share ideas and views with others. No matter how right or wrong those views and opinions are. Just people saying whats on their minds. Some of it is good and some of it is just plain ignorant. But then I would never say anything in here that I would not say face to face. I wonder why places like this have "Terms of Use" when they almost always lake the ability or refuse to enforce them. They should change the title of those terms to "Claims of Non-Responsibility." If we have learned anything from the media, it's that dramatic reality is money. It doesn't matter if its true. As long as it gets people to watch. Readers and Viewers = $$$. So the more lacking in censorship, the more fanatic viewers you get and the more money you make. I don't feel it has anything to do with anonymity, honesty or transparency. It certainly has nothing to do with responsible journalism. It's all about finding a way to use that college degree and pay the bills. And in exchange people get to come here and say just about whatever they want to. Regardless of how it effects anything or anyone. And that's ... my honest opinion. If it negatively effected you I apologize, that was not my intention.
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PlayBook: A Boy Named Philip Rivers
The San Diego skid and this week's football lines
This has been a weird week in sports for reasons well beyond what we'll get into here today. Any seven day news story that can push the death of a legend like Joe Frazier or the daylight kidnapping of a major league catcher from the front page in less than 24 hours is a guaranteed serious thing and we won't say much more other than to offer our thoughts and condolences to the families affected deeply by the tragedy unfolding at Penn State.
Thursday, Nov. 10, 9:53 EST:
It's 17-3 now and Philip Rivers is starting to look bad, like a real goat in the Shultzian sense of the word: a sad little boy who lies motionless on the field for days after each game ends and wonders what exactly went wrong and why? Behind him the 2011 Chargers are a complete mess, staring down the barrel of a four-game-skid that at some point people will start calling a slide and eventually, a slump. Pretty soon we'll be talking about a full-blown, season-long swoon and the point spreads will just keep getting wider with each passing winless week…
Thursday, Nov. 10, 11:44 EST:
Rivers looked better in the second half until he threw an absolutely baffling long pass downfield to be picked off with 3:22 left to play in the fourth, final score Oakland 24, Chargers 17. Vincent Jackson was so thoroughly confused by the play that by the time the ball finally landed in the hands of the Oakland secondary he was on his way back down field and Norv Turner was already halfway toward the tunnel.
It's four in a row now and going on nine consecutive weeks of costly turnovers and bad decisions. Rivers has racked up 15 INTs in that span, eight coming in the last four and you'll find seasons unravel fast for any team routinely surprised by and unable to supplement their own misfortune. Sixty-five forward yards in a first half is totally unacceptable for a team that insists on turning the ball over that much and something is definitely wrong when a sub-par Raiders' pass rush is made to look like God's own D-Line for 60 straight minutes.
This is the kind of pedestrian play that will cause casual fans to change the channel on Sundays when their team is losing. The people who measure their happiness in Nielsen Ratings and overall gore won't have to look too far for reasons to move your games to unfamiliar time slots, like 3am on a Wednesday night when your team and a highly-touted quarterback can't be bothered to move the ball much further than half the field in two quarters worth of televised air time. Losing football games is one thing but when lost games translate to lost advertising dollars it's quite another…
Other goats showing up gruff this season include Chris Johnson of Tennessee and DeSean Jackson of Philadelphia. The former has only broke 100 yards rushing once and his next best tops out at 64 while the latter's number-one wideout status in what was supposed to be an explosive Eagles offense has yielded two touchdowns and five games under 50 yards. It's a reason, but not the only one, that Philadelphia is 3-5 and fading fast in the NFC East, another goat on the 3am Watch List for teams no longer suited to play primetime and National Conference's answer to the Chargers and a doe-eyed little boy named Philip Rivers.
This week's lines:
Green Bay (-13.5) over Minnesota
Green Bay averages a league-leading 34.4 points a game and the Vikings are giving up an average of 26 on the road against paltry offenses like the Chiefs and disorganized bands of Bears and Chargers. Green Bay will cover.
St Louis (+3) over Cleveland
Betting the Browns has become an unnatural habit of mine and something that has not been a pleasurable experience despite my being compelled to do so almost every single week. Except this one if for no other reason than to snap a bad streak.
Jacksonville (-3) over Indianapolis
The Colts know the difference a premier play-caller can make over the span of a decade and one blown season is marginal price to pay for a shot at Andrew Luck; through nine games this season, the Stanford Junior has a 71.3 pass percentage, 26 TDs and 163 overall QB rating. The Suck to Luck campaign is on in Indy and even the hapless Jags won't slow the train down.
Pittsburgh (-3) over Cincinnati
Titans, Seahawks, Colts, Browns, Jags: this isn't the cream of the NFL crop. Outside the Bills, Cincy has had some pretty easy pickings on their way to 6-2 but their second half schedule has home-and-homes with the Ravens and Steelers and the five game win streak ends as they begin.
New England (+1.5) over New York
When was the last time the Pats lost three in a row?
Buffalo (+5.5) over Dallas
Dallas has made a habit of blowing out bad teams and blowing fourth quarters against good ones. Buffalo is somewhere right in the middle; take the points and be happy.
Miami (-4) over Washington
The Dolphins can't even lose right and they'll win again this week pushing them further back in the Suck to Luck sweepstakes and forcing them to consider giving up their first round picks for the next twenty years just to trade up to get him.
New York (+3.5) over San Francisco
Brother Eli played like a man possessed last week against the Pats leading everyone to wonder if the NFL is only ever big enough for one Manning at a time. Stopping the rush hasn't been their specialty but stopping the pass hasn't been Niners. The Giants have a lot of weapons when Eli is on and Hakeem Nicks should be back in the mix.
Denver (+3) over KC
Detroit (+3) over Chicago
Tampa Bay (+3) over Houston
If you can talk someone into this three team parlay at 6/1 (Vegas odds) take it. The money line is offering $1334 on a $100 bet.
Quick Slants: Baltimore (-6.5) over Seahawks, Philly (-13) over Arizona, Carolina (-3.5) over Tennessee, New Orleans (PK) over Atlanta
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Patriots' fans won't forget the spring of 2013
We may never forget the way the 2013 spring sports season began. And Pequot Lakes' sports fans will always remember how it ended.
First, there was a memorable delay to the start of the outdoor spring season due to the late winter conditions around the state. The snowfall and cold temperatures resulted in one of the most challenging outdoor conditions in recent memory. But the long wait to start the season was worth it for the Pequot Lakes' athletic program.
Over a recent 10-day period, three Pequot Lakes' girls' teams captured section titles, including softball and girls' track which were the first ever for each program. The Patriots' girls' golf team also returned to state for the second time in three years after dominating in Section 6AA.
Then last Saturday, June 8, the Patriots' track team returned home with event titles – Vanessa Lane in the 100-meter dash and the 4x100 relay of Rachel Allen, Chloe Bermel, Abby Palmer and Lane. Also at state on Friday, June 7, Pequot Lakes' Tyler Tappe finished second in the pole vault but did tie for the Class A meet record with a leap of 15 feet, 6 inches.
Following are some additional thoughts from the memorial section and state performances:
Mixed emotions at state meet
Brian Kazmierczak had mixed emotions coaching the Pequot Lakes girls at the state track meet last weekend at Hamline University.
Kazmierczak has watched the Patriots develop into one of the top girls' teams in the state in recent years – finishing just three points from being a top four program in Class A.
But after four years as an assistant and the past four years as head coach, Kazmierczak will be leaving to accept a promotion of principal at Barnum High School.
"I will miss everyone, but I will keep an eye on Pequot Lakes' track and field," said Kazmierczak, who hopes to someday return to coaching. "I would be willing to help out the new coach from a distance away. I am definitely excited about the future of the program."
Lane said the admirable performance at the section and state meets were "neat" for the Patriots to do for Kazmierczak.
"It was hard to hear that he's leaving," she said. "It gave us more drive because it was his last season with us. He has been my coach since I was in sixth grade. He has always so helpful, and he has done so much for the program."
State softball memories
Pequot Lakes, making their first state appearance in program history, was defeated by Hermantown 4-1 in the quarterfinals and by St. Anthony Village 11-0 in the consolation semifinals at North Mankato on Thursday, June 6.
The Patriots had an admirable 19-4 record and their first Section 6AA title. But playing at state helped the Patriots realize the value of tournament experience as Hermantown was making its 19th trip to state and St. Anthony Village advanced for the sixth time in eight years.
"(State) was a good experience," Pequot Lakes' coach Bret Sergent said as he packed up equipment after the tournament. "We saw how good the teams are at state, and how well they execute. We're a good team, but we need to step it up a level, and get better at the little things."
Senior outfielder Jessica Kreitz agreed.
"Things didn't go our way down here, but we did make history," Kreitz said of the team's first trip to state. "I will always remember this season. (State) was a good way to end the year."


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QB Friendly is the type of offensive any qb or most qbs can play in. Like game management.
To me "QB friendly" suggests a system where a QB can thrive and be productive. Your definition suggests that a system where a QB just needs to hand the ball off is QB friendly.
By you definition a "QB friendly" system would be a bad one of a talented QB.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
Are some of you guys even looked at play callin and do they really look at the plays KG has? I ask this question cause I've seen a lot of good plays from KG so play design is not the issue here. Some of the plays aren't being used like the rb screen. KG does too many of those wr screens and our wrs may not be that good of blockers like the Giants had in 08 When they had Plax and Toomer. Our backs also haven't been receivers and KG has plays for them to.
I told one poster that KG is not that good of a play caller and the poster I was talking to said he is the OC. Yet the poster I talked to seems to like he doesn't know that all humans have different traits. We have weaknesses and calling plays may be one of them for KG. Yet then again maybe his players are unable to do some of those plays KG has. They better learn.
Its like saying that a Santana song isn't "guitar player friendly" because it requires that the guitar player be really good.
Our system puts a lot of responsibility on the QB. Lots of reads, including during the play. This kind of system enables an outstanding QB to be extremely productive. It also would be a bad system for a poor QB.
So if the OP is looking for a system that any QB could play well in, I would say thats the wrong sysytem for our guy.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
It's for those very reasons...his playoff performances, SB MVP's, and impressive NFL records that you CAN'T defend Eli's performance of late....because he shouldn't be making those same silly rookie mistakes!
Eli has this condition I call "being in the moment-itis". He KNOWS he shouldn't force a throw, he PROMISES not to force anymore throws, until he gets into a game where he is under duress, he forgets what he SHOULDN'T do, and what he promised to no longer do his " being in the moment-itis" kicks in and he forces something, often with it ending in disatser.
When you win 2 SB's in 5 years and were MVP in both, you are held to a higher standard...and for good reason, so you CAN'T try to justify the way Eli has played of late, because he should be clearer of head IN THE MOMENT and playing like an elite QB instead of his 04 rookie version!
Now..do i believe Eli will turn this around? Absolutely! But do I give him a mulligan for his recent bumbling horribleness? NO....ok, more truthfully...not anymore...because he's supposed to be better and more consistent than this...and he hasn't been!
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Theres a difference between a Quarterback and a Game Manager. Alex Smith is a game manager, Mark Sanchez is a game manager. They're asked to execute a different plan with little risk and not asked to do much anything more.
Tom Brady is a Quarterback, Peyton is a Quarterback, Aaron Rodgers is a Quarterback, Eli Manning is supposed to be a Quarterback.
a QB leads the team to victory, and runs the offense. Right now Eli is doing none of that.
I'm tired of excuses. Of course there are plenty of other players to blame, but Eli also has a share of it to account for.
He's simply not playing like he is expected to.


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How long were your labors?
Kassidy - 11 hours, induced about 3 weeks early due to toxemia. Had a WONDERFUL edpidural... by far my easiest labor! She had such a perfect round head! :)
Kameron - 6.5 hours, water broke around 3am at home. I proceeded to clean my bathroom, living room and kitchen before waking Frank up to drive the hour to the hospital. I never claimed to be the sharpest crayon in the box! Kam was born at 10:27 AM. Stupid Anesthesiologist stuck me ELEVEN times in the back before finally getting the epidural in... only to have my right knee go numb and nothing else. I felt EVERYTHING. It sucked. My knee was numb for 24 hours. I'm not bitter. Much. Kameron had a... um...
Kennedy - Not really sure... I think about 5 hours. I was out of it for most of the time... FYI, in case you missed my last post, Stadol SUCKS!
Keeghan - I was induced due to Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy I was 37 weeks pregnant and my labor lasted about 13 hours. Seriously?! Hmmm I think the beginning of that was really nothing though. My nurse spilled a cup of ice water on me so to make up for it she started the pitocin nice and slow... because that's worse than Stadol! ha!
How did you know you were in labor?
Kass, Kenn and Keeghan I was induced... with Kennedy I did have some contractions beforehand. Kameron, my water broke... either that or I peed my bed... but since he was born not long after, I'm pretty sure it was my water! ;)
Where did you deliver?
Kass and Kam were born at Pomona Valley Hospital... in the same room. I was admitted with BOTH kids on November 3rd, but Kassidy was born on the 4th. They are two years apart in age.
Kennedy was born at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital at Fort Campbell.
Keeghan was born at Vanderbilt University Hospital in Nashville.
Yes, of some sort, for all 4. Can't remember what they gave me with Keeghan... it started with an N... it didn't work.
Who delivered?
Kass - his name was Dr. Deanda. I loved that doctor! I think he's still practicing in Southern CA somewhere.
Kam - I'm trying to remember. We moved from Northern CA to Southern CA like 3 weeks before he was born... I wanna say his name was Dr. Wang... or Wong? How sad is it that I don't remember?!
Kennedy - Dr. Dobay. Loved that guy too. He's no longer at BACH.
Keeghan - No clue. I had all my prenatal care at BACH until I got gestational diabetes, then the cholestasis, THEN Kennedy was diagnosed with Leukemia, so they transferred my medical care to Vandy. I don't think the doctor who delivered him was one I had even met before that day. Hmmm
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Recommended Historic Resources Code Amendments Now Available
With the Planning and Sustainability Commission's recommendation, the Historic Resource Code Improvement Project moves on to City Council.
The recommended code amendments will be considered by City Council at a public hearing on Feb. 27, 2013, at 9:30 a.m. in City Hall (1221 SW 4th Ave). Your comments are appreciated in person or via:
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Fax: (503) 823-4571 (attn Council Clerk)
Mail: 1221 SW 4th Ave, Room 140, Portland, OR 97204.
Read the Recommended Historic Resources Code Amendments
The goal of the Historic Resources Code Improvement Project is to streamline the regulatory process around historic resource review. The project team has been looking at ways to create a quicker, easier-to-understand and more predictable review process for projects with minor impacts on historic resources, as well as clarifying code definitions and other code clean-up measures.
On Jan. 22, 2013, the Planning and Sustainability Commission held a public hearing to consider the Proposed Historic Resources Code Improvement Project Zoning Code Amendments and voted to forward a package of recommended Zoning Code Amendments to City Council.
What happens next?
The code amendments will be effective 37 days after the final City Council hearing. The code amendments may also allow the Bureau of Development Services to reduce historic review fees for smaller projects in the near future.
For more information about the project and how to get involved, please visit the project website at www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/58976 or call (503) 823-5869.


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The application of the idiosyncratic methodological approach as applied to the understanding of individual differences in development, incorporating multi-disciplinary study of physical, cognitive and psychosocial domains of development.


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|Allard Piersonstraat, 1053zx Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Bright and cheerful, the spacious living area features a variety of artwork, as well as a comfortable double bed, nestled within a cosy alcove. The living area also features a double sofa bed, large fireplace and a flat-screen TV. A coffee machine can be found in the fully-fitted kitchen, whereas the stylish, modern bathroom features a new walk-in shower.
Anne Frank's House is just a 15-minute walk away from this cosy apartment, whereas Rijksmuseum is just a 20-minute walk away. In the surrounding area guests will also find many shops, cafes and restaurants.
The nearest tram stop is less than a 5-minute walk away, offering regular transport links to other parts of the city.
House rulesNo smoking.
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Great apartment with everything you need. The location of the place is perfect and the hosts are very kind and helpful. We would love to be back!
A return visit to this gorgeous apartment, and it's every bit as good as I remembered. Even better, my partner loved it just as much as I did! The location is ideal for a long weekend exploring the city - the street is quiet but has great amenities nearby, perfectly located for roaming around the Jordaan and surrounding areas on foot. The central museums are easily reached from here too. Despite the rainy weather we were really cozy and warm - the heating system is super-efficient - and though we didn't cook this time, the kitchen is perfectly appointed if you want to cater for yourselves. The hosts are really great people who it was a pleasure to meet again. Thanks Robert and Anna - we'll be back!
we enjoyed our stay with the peaceful and friendly apartment from robert and Anna .It was like at home...we got nice advices and had some nice talks...we like to come back :-)Thanks so much,Elisabeth
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Rundum wohlgefühlt haben wir uns an einem grauverregneten WE in diesem wahrhaft farbenfrohen Apt. - it is painting your day ;) - die liebevoll und hochwertig ausgebaute Wohnung ist einladend und strahlt wärmende Gastfreundschaft aus - , unser Host - wir haben Robert kennengelernt - hat uns mit guten Tipps, Stadtplan und feiner Amsterdam-Lektüre die ersten Schritte in dieser fabelhaften Stadt erleichert. Späte Anreise war kein Problem. ;) Great place, Hajü + Kerstin
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We may need to rethink possibly signing Rolen next season. He looks completely healthy and has been clutch since the AS Break. He's really dealin'.
"I can't take this homerism anymore." - 10xWSChamps, August 11, 2010. A Cardinals fan having a problem with all the homerism on Redszone. Classic.
"Man do I miss the days where were didn't need a calculator and an encyclopedia of baseball metrics to enjoy a baseball game ... - MikeS21" - 8/2/12 game thread
My friend who's a Pirates fan won't respond to my texts lol
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Man, its so nice having playoff-like atmospheres in August!
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Didn't think Rolen had this level of play left in him. Makes it extra sweet!
Jeez, the Reds win a big game and people are getting snippy about a joke.
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Nicknamed "The Big Valley," the Shenandoah spans nearly 200 miles of verdant terrain throughout the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains. Scenic byways give way to a topographical mélange of woodlands, orchards, farmsteads, and undulating mountain ranges that transform before your eyes with each change of season. Nestled in the center of the valley, Staunton, Virginia, is the perfect place to drink in the history of this gorgeous region. "Staunton's National Historic Register red-brick downtown has galleries, a camera museum, an old-fashioned trolley and Tiffany window-lined Trinity Church," says Smithsonian Magazine. "Up the hill at Victorian-era Thornrose Cemetery, there's a separate section holding the remains of almost 2,000 Confederate soldiers, while the band shell in nearby Gypsy Hill Park serves as the summertime home of the 70-piece Stonewall Brigade Band, founded in 1855 to feature the then-novel saxophone."
The Digs
Originally built in 1924 and a member of the Historic Hotels of America, the Stonewall Jackson Hotel & Conference Center embraces the spirit of classic Southern hospitality. After undergoing a top-to-bottom renovation in 2005, this Virginia gem shines brighter than ever with an indoor heated pool, a fitness center, and an 8,500-square-foot business center. Each of the property's 124 rooms showcases the building's unique architectural elements alongside modern furnishings, décor, and artwork. Named after Jackson's favorite horse, Sorrel's restaurant is located just off the hotel's period-inspired lobby. Perfect for a cocktail or a full-scale meal, the restaurant boasts delicious pizzas, fragrant wines, and a variety of farm-to-table fare.
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"This restored hotel in historic downtown combines old-world charm with modern amenities. The charming lobby has a fireplace, but the rooms are definitely contemporary Colonial in style."-- Read Fodor's Review of the Stonewall Jackson Hotel & Conference Center
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"All right, our next one we have is called 'Nyarlathotep,'" Janis Cimerol says. It is Sunday night, October 7, and Cimerol's broodingly psychedelic band, Hemlok, is playing a special gig before heading on a European tour.
On an impromptu stage in a storefront between a beauty parlor and a tuxedo rental shop in North Providence, the band is christening the art exhibition, "Lovecraft Comes Home," at Gallerie Nomad. On the walls hang portraits of sea monsters and artist statements that praise Rhode Island's most famous horror writer — H.P. Lovecraft — for crafting characters who fall into "anxiety, depression, and despair" over "their insignificance" in the universe.
Because "Nyarlathotep" (homage to a shape-shifting Lovecraftian demon also known as the "crawling chaos") is an instrumental tune, Cimerol steps aside. And as she does, a belly dancer named Jamie Lee Fury struts out slowly to take her place. Bass thrums, cymbals crash, and a distorted electric violin wails as Fury's body undulates slowly. She stomps. She sways her hips. And her eyes — rimmed with exaggerated Cleopatra makeup — widen in rapture. Then, for the song's finale, she drops to her knees and shakes her hands violently. The dance, too, is called "Nyarlathotep."
Among those applauding are Joshua Robinson and Danny Bryant — tattoo artists and co-curators of a show launched over drinks in Bryant's backyard. "It was one of those things that was drunken banter, but we didn't want it to [just] be drunken banter," Bryant says. And so the two friends sent out messages via Craiglist asking Lovecraft-o-philes to submit their "weird art." Responses came in from Massachusetts and Rhode Island, but also from Indiana, California, and beyond.
"A lot of my friends pretended to read a lot of Lovecraft, but there are limits to the language skills of Norwegian teenagers," says Kim Holm, a graphic artist in Bergen, Norway who contributed panels from his graphic adaptation of the story, "Pickman's Model." "I kept on reading and reading until I finally got it. And when I got it I didn't stop." Holm first learned about Lovecraft through role playing games and Metallica lyrics, he says. Now his artwork represents an effort to "undertake the challenge of drawing the unnamed and the unnamable."
Dennis Anderson, a graphic designer in southwest Michigan heard about the show from a friend and submitted an illustration of the scene from "The Shunned House," where a young narrator on an ill-fated expedition into a putrid basement on College Hill sees what Anderson describes as "his uncle dissolving before his eyes into a black puddly mess." His painting of a gnarled hand reaching up out of a floor with a fluorescent green, multi-eyed creature floating in the background hangs in "Lovecraft Comes Home" near a spinning pinwheel of wooden tentacles.
Those tentacles — slimy green appendages — are by far the exhibition's most pronounced theme. In the paintings and prints and sculptures, they protrude out of mouths and dangle along cheeks and wrap around animal skulls and lurch toward naked women and lovingly frame a portrait of the exhibition's patron saint: Lovecraft, himself.
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By now, you've most likely heard about how an ESPN reporter was victimized, and that a surreptitiously recorded video was distributed online. You may also have read that malware distributors were taking advantage of the high level of interest in this video to rapidly disseminate malware by convincing people to click links to malicious Web sites, including a fake CNN lookalike site, to watch said tawdry video.
Well, that first wave of malware was almost identical to the distribution we saw when Farrah Fawcett died a few weeks ago. Web surfers were urged to click a link to download a picture of the late actress, and instead received an executable file which dropped, then downloaded, additional malware. Graham Cluley, who works for Sophos, pretty much nailed the story on his blog.
In our own research, we found the same things going on that he did: The piece of malware he describes (which we call Trojan-Downloader-Dermo) primarily engages in massive clickfraud, in which affiliates of advertising networks are paid each time someone clicks an advertisement in their browser. The software, in this case, is directed to "click" through hundreds of ads per minute. Occasionally, those "ads" exploit vulnerabilities in the browser to foist more malware onto the victim's machine.
But the malware distribution didn't stop there. Seizing on the opportunity, another bunch of creep distributors of rogue antivirus products also began spreading the pain, using terms like "peephole video" to rank themselves high in search results. What we found was a rogue that not only lies about alleged infections on the victim's computer, and features supposed endorsements from legitimate, respected technology publications — the award logos of PC World (and its UK counterpart PC Advisor), PC Magazine, and C|Net's Computer Shopper grace its website — but spreads via a PDF file which exploits a relatively recently-disclosed vulnerability in Adobe's Acrobat Reader software.
The infection begins, in this case, with a PDF file that, suddenly and without us having to click anything, began downloading onto the research machine of one of our proactive research team while he was opening pages that ranked highly in search results containing the above terms and the reporter's name. The file's name was just "666.pdf" but it contained only scripting code that exploits two vulnerabilities in Adobe products, one of which only became public knowledge in March. The details of the vulnerabilities — which have already been fixed in the latest updates of these products — aren't important. What is important is that users of unpatched Acrobat or Reader programs will find themselves infected within seconds if they open this PDF.
That's because the PDF forces the computer to download and execute a malicious file. The malicious file installs what we call a Fakealert, or a program that simply displays bogus warning messages about virus infections on the computer. This one, classified to Webroot's Softcashier Fakealerts definition, pops up warnings in the system tray, and deletes the legitimate Windows Security Center control panel, replacing it with its own version. The Fakealert, which reads as if it were written by depity Cletus, warns users "to use special antispywaretools to pervent data loss." Ayup.
Beyond that, it also disables several key features in the affected computer, such as the Windows firewall, and reduces the overall security of the computer by changing Security Zone settings normally used by Internet Explorer to restrict the behavior of unknown scripts and ActiveX controls.
If you click any of the warnings that appear, the Fakealert downloads and installs the rogue, again, without warning or your consent. This one is called Home Antivirus 2010, but in all fundamental ways it's no different from the rest of the rogues we see: It exists solely as a means to separate users from their hard earned money through deception and vague, poorly-spelled threats.
Fortunately, you don't have to register the software to, as the Home Antivirus 2010 copywriter puts it, "remove useless or compromising material from your PC." Webroot can handily remove this useless material from a compromised PC. Unfortunately for users, we can't replace the deleted Security Center control panel. You'll have to track down your Windows XP disc and follow the on-screen instructions that will appear from Windows File Protection to do that.
As for the reporter, we're with Matt Hines on this — the notoriety surrounding how malware spread in response to this "event" is probably doing more to protect the victim's privacy than a snowstorm of legal nastygrams.


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The most amazing character that ever walked the face of this earth. Can be somewhat shy and socially unappreciated, as portrayed by the young boy with Autism in the hit comedy The Middle. However Arlo's are magical creatures sent to bring golden flakes of happiness to all who pass before them. Arlo's are special. So special they should have their own brand of gum.
by Teeeeeeeeegs February 11, 2013
is pronounced AR-loh. It is of Spanish origin, and its meaning is "sex machine". Also Italian variant of Charles. Became popular in the early 1970s, possibly due to the fame of folksinger Arlo Guthrie.
by Michael Jordan 9 February 05, 2010
A unicorn loving man that resembles an oompa loompa. He likes to jerk off his co-workers in the chillers at the airport. His idol is Neil Patrick Harris and he has rainbow stickers on his "manly" ford trucks.
by ButtonPusher2000 March 19, 2009
A man so terrifying you empty your bowels on sight. He can crush you into a bloody pulp just by looking at you. He can skin you alive with one swipe of his mighty axe. He is pure evil incarnate.
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A very stupid dog
Arlo. 'Our low.'
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On Feb. 26, 2009, in Minute Order 111703, the Texas Transportation Commission determined that the proposal submitted by LBJ Infrastructure Group (formerly LBJ Development Partners) provides the apparent best value to TxDOT.
Original Environmental Approvals
As part of the original planning process, four public hearings were held for the LBJ Express Project - one for the West Section, two for the Loop 12/I-35E Section and one for the I-635/US 75 Interchange (the High Five).
Environmental Re-Evaluation
In early 2006, TxDOT initiated modifications to the originally approved designs in the originally approved documents. The changes involve modifying the construction limits of the subsurface Managed High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes. As presented in the original EA, the subsurface Managed HOV Lanes would have been constructed with a combination of open cut, cut and cover, and mined tunnel construction methods. The design modifications involve shifting the limits of each construction method and implementing a Managed HOV Lane System that is compatible with the RTC's, regional policy concerning Managed Lanes.
For the I-635/I-35E interchange portion of the project, there are only minor design modifications to the location of the proposed design from Loop 12/Northwest Highway to the I-635/I-35E interchange to incorporate existing interchanges. Instead, the modifications include operating the proposed direct connection ramps as interim Managed HOV Lanes until the I-35E/I-635 interchange is fully constructed.
Modifications to the I-635/US 75 interchange are provided to improve operational efficiency by providing entrance and exit ramps for the managed HOV lanes west of US 75 and the Interim HOV lanes east of US 75.
The revised managed HOV lanes configuration does not alter the amount of required right-of-way, displacements, or relocations stated in the original 2002 and 2004 EAs.
TxDOT has received notice from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) that they have reviewed the Environmental Assessments (EA) Re-evaluations for the design and operational modifications that have occurred since the original issuance of the FONSI for the I-635 West Section and the Loop 12/I-35E Section and that the original findings remain valid. In addition, a Categorical Exclusion was obtained for operational improvements that have occurred since Federal Highway Administration issued a FONSI for the I-635/US 75 interchange in October 1993. The public meeting for these changes was held on November 16, 2006.
The notices from FHWA were received by TxDOT on June 19, 2008, June 20, 2008 and June 24, 2008 for the I-635/US 75 Interchange, I-635 West Section and the Loop 12/I-35E Section, respectively.
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Function prototyping is a function declaration statement that tells the compiler about the return type of the function and the number as well as type of arguments required by the function at the time of calling it.
return_type function_name( type1 arg1, type 2 arg2, ... );
Advantages of function prototype :
- It helps the compiler in determining whether a function is called correctly or not. Each time when a function is called, its calling statement is compared with its prototype. In case of any mismatch, compiler reports an error.
- A function must be defined before calling it. But prototyping allows a function to be called before defining it.
What is conversion operator ?
Class can have a public method for specific data type conversions.for example:class B{double value;public B(int i )operator double(){return value;}};B BObject;double i = BObject; // assigning object to variable i of type double.now conversion operator gets called to assign the value.
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It is advisable to use container classes of the STL so that you don't have to go through the pain of writing the entire code for handling collisions, making sure its working well, testing it repeatedly with an overhead of time consumption.
Suppose you have some data that has values associated with strings and its fields consist of grades> in this situation you can directly use hash table instead of having it created by yourself.
What is a container class?
A class is said to be a container class which is utilized for the purpose of holding objects in memory or persistent media. A generic class plays a role of generic holder. A container class is a good blend of predefined behavior and an interface that is well known. The purpose of container class is to hide the topology for the purpose of objects list maintenance in memory. A container class is known as heterogeneous container, when it contains a set of different objects. A container class is known as homogeneous container when it contains a set of similar objects.
What are static and dynamic type checking?
Type checking is the operation on which the arguments that can only be applied for.
Static type checking performs the type checking operation before the execution of the program. To perform this operation, the arguments, expressions, variables must be given a data type.
Dynamic type checking performs the type checking operation at the time of the program execution. To perform this operation, the arguments, expressions, variables must be given a data type.
Explain static and dynamic memory allocation with an example each.
When amount of memory to be allocated is known beforehand i.e. at the the time of compilation, it is known as Static Memory Allocation. Once the memory is allocated statically, it cannot be deallocated during program run. So it leads to wastage of storage space.
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When amount of memory to be allocated is not known beforehand, rather it is determined at the time of program run, it is called Dynamic Memory Allocation. It leads to efficient utilization of storage space.
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Dr. Trocco has a particular interest in looking at science as it is applied in areas of popular culture and the conflicts between popular and orthodox conceptions of science.
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Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: • Topics in Anthropology: Native North Americans • A Journey in Navajo Country: Healing, Myth, and Ceremony• A Yaqui Easter: Exploring the World of Native Christianity• "A History of Science: The Emergence of Western Scientific Thought"• "Complementary, Integrative, and Alternative Medicine"• "Science in the Movies: Death Rays, Alien Invasions, Mind Control, and Time Travel"
Education: B.A., State University of New York; M.A., Clayton University; Ph.D., Union Institute
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Trevor Pinch and Frank Trocco. Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog − Synthesizer.
Trocco, F. (2008). A student's guide to studying weird things. In The Journal of Pedagogy, Pluralism, and Practice, Issue 13.
Frank Trocco, Associate Professor, holds a PhD in the Social Studies of Science from Union Institute. In 1978, Frank co-founded the National Audubon Society Expedition Institute (AEI), creating degree programs in environmental studies. Since the summer of 1989 when he spent a year living at a Navajo trading post in Rough Rock, AZ, he has participated every fall in the Navajo nine-night Nightway Ceremony, a traditional healing ritual.
From 1972 through 1992 he attended Kachina dances every spring on the Hopi and Zuni reservations, and since 1990 he has attended yearly Easter ceremonies in Yaqui (Tucson, AZ), Tarahumara (Chihuahua, Mexico), and Tzotzil (Chiapas, Mexico) communities. He has a particular interest in looking at science as it is applied in areas of popular culture and the conflicts between popular and orthodox conceptions of science.
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Knowing that most guests toss out their invitation makes it difficult to justify the expense of luxurious invitations. With all the resources available, its possible to make your own impressive invitations for a lot le$$. I was short on time, so I opted to purchase pre-made pocket folds. The rest was all DIY.
- Pockets folds (Mine were pre-made, purchased from Cards and Pockets, style Retangolo, color Cranberry metallic)
- Card Stock (I used 8-1/2" x 11" also purchased from Cards and Pockets)
- Ribbon (I used 5/8" width, purchased from a floral wholesale shop)
- Crystals (purchased from Art Beads)
- RSVP postcard (see more info here)
- Patience, lol!
- Glue (I used craft glue E6000 to adhere the crystals to the monogram)
- Adhesive for paper (I used permanent adhesive that was applied with a roll-on tape dispenser)
- Scissors
I first began with a blank, pre-made pocket fold.
Our monogram was a big part of our wedding so I knew I wanted to incorporate it into our invitations.
The monogram: To design the monogram, I used Microsoft Publisher (PowerPoint can be used, its very similar). *Note: Other programs can be used, I'm most familiar with these two. Once the design was completed, I had the monograms printed on my card stock (color champagne, metallic) by a local print/copy center. My home printer didn't print well on the metallic paper. To save time and a lot of headache, I opted to have the print/copy center crop the monograms per my specifications/crop marks (2" square). I added a 2-1/4" mat (color chocolate brown) behind the monogram to make it stand-out more. Use E6000 craft glue to attach the small swarovski crystal to the monogram for a little sparkle. Then glue the monogram to the mat using the roll-on tape adhesive.
Invitation: Just as the monograms, I designed the invitations using MS Publisher and had them printed and cropped on my card stock (color champagne, metallic) by my local print/copy center. I designed the invitation around the dimensions of the center part of the pocket fold. Be sure to allow space on the left of the invitation for the ribbon and monogram detail.
Invitation and Mat Sizing:
- Center area of pocket fold = 7" x 5".
- Mat (Chocolate Brown card stock) = 6-3/4" x 4-3/4"
- Invitation is 6-1/2" x 4-1/2".
Using the roll-on adhesive, attach the ribbon to the invitation. Fold the excess ribbon over to the back.
Using the same roll-on adhesive, attach the monogram to the invite, centered over the ribbon.
Again, use the roll-on adhesive, attach the invite with the mat and monogram to the pocket fold.
Inserts: I chose to include four inserts in order to include more details/information for our guests.
Using MS Publisher once again, I designed the inserts to fit in the 7" x 4" pocket (see sizing info below). I also had the inserts printed and cropped by my local print/copy center.
Insert Sizing:
- Large insert = 6-3/4"w x 3-7/8"h
- Medium insert = 6-3/4"w x 3-1/4"h
- Small insert = 6-3/4"w x 2-5/8"h
Collate the inserts and slide into the pocket.
Slide the response card (in my case, a postcard) in the pocket over the inserts. Lastly, add another monogram to the outer flap of the pocket fold...VOILA!!! A finished DIY pocket fold invitation!!


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A senior Church of England bishop emphasized that many parts of England have become "no-go" areas for non-Muslims. the Bishoip of Rochester, Rt. Rev. Michael Nazir-Ali, argued in the Daily Telegraph that non-Muslims faced a hostile reception if they entered areas in which most people were of the Muslim faith. He criticized the government's integration ideas as lacking a "moral and spiritual vision" because it failed to give priority to the established church which has resulted in an incoherent approach to multiculturalism. Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, argued there was no evidence to support the contention that non-Mulims fear entering areas which have large Muslim populations. "There is a legitimate debate to be had about the meaning of multiculturalism," but to argue there is fear of entering non-Christian areas, "seems to me to be a gross caricature of reality."
The bishop's comments most probably reflect confusion and uncertainty among many Christian leaders of England as to the apparent decline in church attendance. For some, it may indicate a decline in the number of people who regard themselves as Christians while the bishop probably believes the Muslim faith is growing in numbers as well as power. If that hypothesis is correct, it would make more sense focusing on ways to attract Christians back to Christianity instead of blaming other religions. As for the contention there are areas in which people should not venture, I would assume such areas do exist and they contain people of multiple backgrounds and faiths.


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Hey Mazers,
Barry has kindly put up a link to "introduction to meadmaking" just above the topics in Meadmaking. Feedback appreciated! Please offer constructive criticism with an eye to the guide 1) being for beginners, 2) including some differing methods, about which differing opinions are OK.
My goal was to proactively answer common questions, let folks know what's basically entailed, and then allow specific pros/cons and preferences to be discussed in the forum. If you think it'd be useful to someone, send the link to them and then we can all meet 'em and get them started on a batch!


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Kinda stupid of Level up to have the patches and Gunz download,but no Ragnarok download. I guess i gotta download the patch...
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How will they remember you? In Need for Speed that all depends on how you drive.
Take your ride through wide city streets, push it sideways down narrow mountain roads and hit the limiter as you put the pedal to the metal on the freeway. With plenty to see, Ventura Bay is the perfect place for you to show off your skills and get the recognition and respect you deserve.
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Perkolations: Election talk? Not again!
I know we're all glad the election's over, but let me go back into one aspect of the Crosslake election that caught my attention after the fact.
Weeks after the election I got a hold of a copy of an email that Mark Wessels, recently elected council member, wrote to citizens of the city.
It said a lot of things about the code enforcement ordinance, or "police power ordinance," that the city council had looked into adopting.
Wessels stated in his email, which he said he sent to 40 or 50 people (requesting that it be forwarded to many more), that mayoral candidate Peter Abler and council incumbent Rusty Taubert supported the code enforcement ordinance.
The code enforcement ordinance, if it was adopted, would allow the city to fine residents who violate city code. The city attorney drafted it after a few instances of chronic code violations. It's been discussed by the council, but never passed.
I don't think it's true that Taubert or Abler support the ordinance. Wessels is straightforward and a strong researcher, but I think he took some liberties when he made this claim.
Abler told me himself that he didn't support the ordinance as it was drafted. I've never seen Taubert show it any favor, either, at any of the monthly council meetings.
Wessels argued that Taubert and Abler had numerous opportunities, but never came out against the ordinance, and he still believes they would support at the very least the concept.
Aside from the claim that Taubert and Abler support the ordinance, Wessels' email made some claims about the ordinance that I argue are incorrect.
For one, his email states that the code enforcement ordinance would allow staff to "enter your property without your permission or knowledge." Wessels couldn't cite over the phone where he saw this, but that could have been because he wasn't at a computer where he could pull it up.
At any rate, I couldn't find anything like that sort of permission granted anywhere in the draft ordinance. I also called city staff and asked if the ordinance granted those permissions; I was told that it does not.
Wessels also seemed to believe in his email that all city staff (planning and zoning and administration) would be able to hand out fines, but that's not necessarily the case. The council would determine which and how many people could issue citations.
In fact, one member of the council favored the council determining who would be issued a citation.
Wessels won the election by a wide margin — he got even more votes than the winning mayor. I don't think that the email could have made the difference in the election, but I do think it's important to make the above distinctions.
Wessels stands by his email, and said he'd send it again, though he did say he would have made sure Abler and Taubert were for the draft ordinance.
He also feels there's a bit of an injustice being done to him. He says claims have been made that he wanted to fire planning and zoning staff and move that department to the county, and said that isn't what he wanted.
The city spoke this election. We had an amazing voter turnout. I live in Crosslake, too, and I'll stand by the decisions we citizens made.
It will certainly be interesting to watch the choices and changes our new council makes in 2013 and beyond.


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Dr. Steve Buser and I have been treated to an extraordinary five days in Zürich, Switzerland. The collage above was created from two photos captured while on a long bicycle ride around parts of Lake Zürich. It is a piece of public sculpture we could easily have missed. I felt a sort of undulation through as the statue and I encountered each other that is difficult to describe. In this scene of participation mystique other characters began to appear. Recall that Jung explains this idea of participation mystique as follows:
Participation mystique "denotes a peculiar kind of psychological connection with objects, and consists in the fact that the subject cannot clearly distinguish himself from the object but is bound to it by a direct relationship which amounts to partial identity." (Jung 1921: para 781).Janus, the Roman god representing beginnings, transitions, passageways, and endings was awakened by this sculpture. Such two-faced images call forth the complementarity revealed throughout nature. Whether we consider the night and the day, the unconscious and the unconscious, the feminine and masculine, we encounter repeated reminders that life frequently arrives as a pair of apparent opposites. Quite often when it seems otherwise, when one polarity has overtaken the other, we ill eventually be required to acknowledge the hidden other. Such requirements may be seen in the interior landscape in such phenomena as the inferior function that Jung, von Franz and others describe. In the outer life, the symbol of the yin-yang reminds us that at any moment whatever has overtaken its opposite may reverse since within each extreme manifestation exists the seed of its opposite. Transformation is the theme of Chiron Publications's most recent release Paths to Transformation by Zürich trained analyst Kate Burns. Our encounter with the public statue quietly tucked away between Seestrasse and the shoreline of Lake Zürich also called forth Michaelangelo's unfinished sculpture. As if the stone awaited the arrival of a human being guided by Techne, the goddess ruling over such artisans skills. In those encounters between a stone, perhaps the very embodiment of lifelessness, through the skillful hands of the sculptor, emerges something that seems very alive. The figure depicted in public statue struck me as ambivalent, unsure whether to fully emerge into the solar consciousness or perhaps better to retreat into the lunar realms. It was indeed lucky that the encounter with this statue occurred in the afternoon when the sun was beginning its descent into the western sky so that the front of the statue was brightly illuminated whereas the back of the statue was in the shadows. I wish to issue an invitation that may be better characterized as a challenge. We are living in times of great crisis as we witness the heating of the planet from the exaggerated, almost urgent use of fossil fuels. One of the most fundamental resources we share, water, is being despoiled, harnessed for hydroelectric power, and simply squandered. One of the tragic consequences of these crises is the biodiversity of our planet is rapidly declining such that a gestalt favoring monoculture over biodiversity asserts itself in our individual and collective psyches. For instance, our expectations have shaped to desire a uniform appearing tomato at our grocer's shelves. But do we pause to consider that the desire for a uniform appearing tomato is a manufactured expectation whose downstream effect is profoundly unstable. Any gardner knows that a tomato plant produces different sizes and shapes of tomato. Of course, a tomato's genome can be manipulated to improve its yield of uniformly shaped tomatoes. But we may ask ourselves what has actually been improved and at what cost? As a variety of tomato that yields uniform appearing fruit succeeds in the market (note the intentional double entendre), we are apt to find more growers shifting to this variety. This shift will happen at the expense of a varied, diverse cultivation of tomatoes that produce different sizes, shapes and colors. One might imagine an individual act of rebellion playing out in day-to-day decisions when we arrive at the grocer's stand. Imagine thoughtfully and mindfully choosing the irregular, misshapen fruit. I have often wondered why the god Hephaestus, creator of so many beautiful things must himself be deformed or misshapen. For me it serves as a reminder that perhaps choosing the ugly tomato or the oddly shaped zucchini is a first step in participating in the creation of something quite beautiful, a biodiverse ecosystem. The Challenge Consider any of the big themes or cries of our time like energy, water resources, the loss of biodiversity. Listen and seek out the deep symbols that lie beneath the surface. Beware of seizing hold of the first symbol you identify since it may be a deeper symbol awaits the persistent inquirer. Two valuable resources that can serve as references are Jungian Symbolic Psychology (Byington), Chiron Dictionary of Greek and Roman Mythology, and The Herder Dictionary of Symbols. Once you find the symbol(s) see how you might communicate that deep symbol to others. Finally suppose you succeed in communicating something about the symbol you have excavated. The challenge becomes how to let this work inform your day-to-day decisions. Here I mean to encourage choosing the ugly tomato, the walk to the store that leaves the automobile behind, the decision to reclaim rainwater, reduce waste, reuse materials, and the countless other small decisions we make every day. When our psychological work is then made flesh and dwells among us through the small and large choices we make concerning how we live not only may we find ourselves in a drama of participation mystique with the objects of our world, but we will have brought the fire of inspiration imparted to us by the gods into the manifest world. Like the statue that Steve and I encountered that seemed to maintain an encampment in the hidden unconscious realm simultaneously with the evident, conscious realm, when we accept the challenge we may find it difficult to distinguish inner and outer, manifest and latent, implicate and explicate order. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I wish to acknowledge that the source of most of the ideas contained in this blog is Frau Brigitte Egger, who has done very original work in psychecology. Notice the ordering of the root words psyche and ecology. Brigitte confirmed for me that this is an intentional ordering of the words that connotes that it is first the work of inner transformation that equips us to go into the world as agents of change. I urge anyone interested in these subjects to visit her website at www.psychecology.ch . Frau Egger has agreed to present a webinar for the Asheville Jung Center on Water in early 2015.


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[quote user="giantman8493"]Do you think his stock fell enough for us to move up and grab him at maybe 25?[/quote]With the 8th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins select...Vontaze Burfict, Linebacker out of Arizona State.
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UTSA Spotlight: National academy member William Brinkley supports science research
By Amanda Beck
Communications Specialist, College of Sciences
(Dec. 3, 2008)--UTSA is receiving stellar support in the quest to become one of the nation's leading public research institutions with the advocacy of William R. Brinkley.
An elected member of the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine and a UTSA adjunct professor in biology, Brinkley brings a wealth of research and science education experience to the university and the College of Sciences in particular. Brinkley currently is the Baylor College of Medicine senior vice president for graduate sciences and dean of its Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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One of the most well known scientists in Texas, Brinkley is an expert in the field of cell biology. His productive career includes more than 150 peer-reviewed papers, and he is the recipient of numerous awards and honors including the distinguished Merit Award from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Cancer Institute.
UTSA College of Sciences Dean George Perry recruited Brinkley in 2007 for counsel about the College of Sciences' blossoming graduate programs. Since then, Brinkley has advocated for additional research funding for the college and has strengthened relationships with the national scientific community.
Brinkley lauds UTSA for investing time and resources in public outreach to improve science, math and technology instruction at all levels from public education to cutting edge academic research and education. The College of Sciences currently reaches out to pre-college students through the ExxonMobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair and advocates for stronger science and math education through participation in UTeach, a program that prepares future educators.
According to Brinkley, a successful research university must advocate for research through relationships, connections and student outreach programs. His service to the scientific community illustrates that belief. Over the last 10 years, he has served as a member of several advisory panels, including:
- NIH Molecular Biology Study Section
- NIH Cancer Special Program Advisor Committee
- NIH Board of Scientific Counselors
- NIH National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
- NIH Biomedical Sciences Study Section
- Campaign for Medical Research
According to Brinkley, "scientists and academics need to do a better job of explaining to the public and to our elected officials how investments in research will ultimately solve most of society's health care problems and return our economy to a sound and stable footing." To this end, he has advocated for science research with the help of former U.S. Congressmen John Porter and Paul Rogers.
Andrew T. Tsin, associate dean for research and director of the UTSA Center for Research and Training in the Sciences (CRTS) said in a letter supporting Brinkley's hiring, "He is a great colleague in science, a strong supporter of education and an excellent advisor to help us move toward premier research status." The hope is that the college's reputation will be enhanced by Brinkley's association with it, drawing more faculty and students to conduct high-caliber research.
As UTSA becomes a leader in research and science education in San Antonio, the College of Sciences hopes to attract more faculty members to engage students and the community and lead the university to premier research status.
"UTSA is uniquely positioned to make the greatest impact on promoting science and technology in one of the fastest growing and culturally diverse regions of Texas," said Brinkley. Keeping that in mind will help UTSA achieve both its missions of access to all students and excellence that rivals top universities.
William R. Brinkley studied genetics, chromosomes and microscopy under James D. Long at Sam Houston State University. He received his Ph.D. from Iowa State University.


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Why does Aisha exaggerate her accomplishments. She's obviously very accomplished but sadly not enough for her. She name drops alot and made a comment once about "We are not average joe blows…we're not gas attendants, we are celebs and it comes with the territory." She made that comment during one of The Talks" first shows and I was floored! She puts average people down and its a real pity.I don't really like her on the talk. The first time I ever saw her was on "24" she's basically sitll an "Unknown" unless you watch the talk. I remember when she was on the Queen Latiffa show, I had guests over and we watched it, and not one of the 12 persons knew who she was. She is really ugly and still feel very unaccomplished. Of course she would refer to me as "a hater" but it's my opinion which I am entitled to.
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Excerpt: "The offseason is upon us and news about the New York Giants is beginning to dwindle. However, Michael Eisen of Giants.com published a very interesting statistical piece about the 2012 season on Wednesday, and in it were notes of several franchise records being broken that flew under the radar. Some of them good, some of them not so good. Either way, 2012 was a record-breaking season for Big Blue.
Not all numbers were historic. Some were bizarre, others coincidental and some just downright surprising." Read more...
- Steve Weatherford set the single-season franchise record for average net punt yards (47.5) based on a minimum of 35 punts. Although impressive, it ranked him 8th in the NFL this season.
- David Wilson set the rookie franchise record with 1,925 all-purpose yards. His total was also the second highest amongst rookies this season, falling just short of Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin (1,926). And it wasn't the only franchise record he set this season.
- We've already discussed Stevie Brown's franchise records.
- Eli Manning, who had an off year completing only 59.9% of his passes, actually increased his career completion percentage to 58.6%, moving him into first on the franchise list amongst quarterbacks with at least 1,000 pass attempts.
- The Giants set a franchise record with 37 first down penalties. D'oh!
- On defense, the 6,134 yards allowed was you guessed it also a franchise record.


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Oral health is important to general health and well-being. Severe mouth, teeth and gum disease can affect children's growth and school performance. Research has shown a link to diabetes, heart and lung disease, stroke, respiratory illnesses and pre-term, low-birth weight infants. Childhood dental disease sets the stage for a lifetime of poor oral health and puts a financial burden on the family.


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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"]I can't even believe Eli said he blocked good
I can't believe he said he belonged with Tom Brady and the other elite QB's.
WTF was he suppose to say? NO?!
Either way he is in that class regardless. Eli is a top 7 QB in the league, probably #7 but hes def up there.
Maybe #10. At best.

stop it
Rodgers - Breez - Brady - Peyton - Vick def
Eli - Rivers - Ben
nobody else even in the conversation
i'll give u 8 at worst
Peyton, Brady, Rodgers, Brees, Rivers, Vick, Ben, Ryan are all better QB's right now than Eli.

Right now I think Freeman is about to pass Eli like he's standing still.

Stop being so "Matt-like".

[/quote]its official, christopher HATES eli
this is almost as bad as his STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE argument
which was a difference of like 4 games throughout everybodies record lol
Good point. Eli threw 25 picks against the third worst schedule in the NFL.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Another week, another award for Tennessee swimming standout Lindsay Gendron.
Just days after accepting an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, Gendron was named a first-team member of the Capital One Academic All-District Team.
Gendron has been a standout in both the pool and in schoolwork. She earned a Tennessee-record 25 All-America honors in her four-year career and was a part of two NCAA championship relay teams as a junior in 2013. At her final NCAA meet in March, she won bronze medals in both the 200-yard freestyle and 200-yard butterfly while also placing eighth in the 100 freestyle.
Gendron, who graduated last week with a degree in marketing, was named a CSCAA Scholar All-American twice and was on the SEC Academic Honor Roll three times.


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Here are photos of Kane's new look which he debuted on Monday's WWE Raw – In a suit and without his mask:
looking like an older Neil Patrick Harris in the first pic.
Im not so sure i like this but i want to see where it goes
I like the direction the WWE is going. The Alliance of Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, Randy Orton, The Shield, Kane and Possibly Shawn Michaels is one of the best in many years! It look as if the WWE is exiting the PG Era, i mean there's more blood, more brutal beating, racism (the real americans),
Noooo they keep making Kane look like a fucking joke, the guys suppose to be a monster.
Undertaker was suppose to be a monster
what are you 12?
You have the shittiest taste ever then. Perfect bottom feeder fans that the WWE are targeting these days.
So just because he is enjoying the product he is "bottom feeder" ?. you marks need to get a life .
When the product's this bad he's either very young or yeah, he's pretty dense.
Your a fucking dumbass!
You're* Carry on ;)…
Ummmmmm, Joseph Park, anyone?
Fuck this bullshit. Fuck WWE and fuck Jacobs to being a yes man ass kisser who does everything they tell him to do. This is literally the end of Kane.
Paul Bearer just rolled over in his grave.
Its just a storyline………………… chill
It's just a storyline? Woah!!! Good point captain obvious. Next you'll be saying wwe is staged.
Yeah that's the point stop crying like a baby haha
That makes no sense. The storyline is pathetic and I'm calling it as it is. In what way am I crying like a baby?
Because you're moaning about something that is just a storyline and Kane is just doing his job, if he didn't he would be fired. Its not his fault :S
Well i like this new "corporate" kane angle. it will freshen up the kane character and will give him something new to work . The Big red monster gimmick has run its course and in this time when the lines of reality are being blurred, that gimmick doesn't really works .
now Kane is hiding the monster in WWE just like Joseph park hiding the monster in TNA they always completing against each other
Yes, "completeing" indeed
Kane… how could you?
It's more like the old "Attitude Era" corporate.
Triple H as Vince McMahon.
Randy Orton as Triple H.
The Shield as DX.
I'm pretty sure people are grown enough to know that Kane is a man under a mask, and there have been times when the mask was off.
Looking at him in a suit has to be the most unpredictable moment that has ever happened in his WWE career, and that's why I like the direction they are going with his character. I just hope the Creative Team handles it good, because they have a hard time keeping a feud/storyline interesting through time. As of now, this seems to be an exception.
I'm so excited for this. It's truly a historic moment that I'll probably remember forever.