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Deconstructing the enduring appeal of the Third Reich
Page, James S. (2008) Deconstructing the enduring appeal of the Third Reich. Journal of Intercultural Studies, 29(2), pp. 189-196.
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One of the interesting aspects of contemporary culture has been the continuing appeal of the Third Reich (1933-1945) in the modern imagination and this essay examines reasons for this continuing appeal. It is suggested that the reasons for this continuing appeal are complex, although possibly include: 1) the aesthetic and audio-visual nature of the regime, 2) the general appeal of a militaristic society, 3) technological achievements during the regime, 4) the historical idiosyncrasy of the regime, and 5) the discourse of tragedy which can be applied to the regime. The essay concludes with an attempt to examine the implications of the appeal of the Third Reich for the task of education for peace.
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The world's best freeskiers, snowboarders and Olympic hopefuls from across the globe are set to battle it out at Copper Mountain in the 2013 Sprint U.S. Grand Prix, Jan. 7-13.
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by Dr. Hsien-Hsien Lei
Posted June 26, 2007 in DNA and Disease
We need gene therapy for a peaceful world. A world without fear, sadness, shame, anger, and hate. A world of equilibrium. A world of
happy shiny shiny happy people.
I'm out of it.
I didn't know what else to think after reading about a recent study showing that girls with a particular variation of the monoamine oxidase A (MAOA) gene are more prone to developing alcoholism later in life after experiencing childhood sexual abuse. The MAOA gene that results in lower enzymatic activity has already been associated with behavior problems in "maltreated boys" and was also implicated in this study. No such association between the MAOA gene, alcoholism, and antisocial behavior were found in women who had not been abused.
Study participants were American Indian women who, as a group, are six times more likely to develop alcoholism and antisocial personality disorder than the average US woman. And, half of American Indian women report childhood sexual abuse as compared to 13% in the US population. Can it get any more depressing than this? And what are we supposed to do with results like these?
Clearly, my tongue-in-cheek suggestion of soul and mind-numbing gene therapy is totally inappropriate. But I ask you, so what if genes predispose abused women to alcoholism? We need to focus not on genes but on STOPPING CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE. Then, we can talk about alcoholism and anti-social behavior and perhaps targeting genes that increase a person's susceptibility. But STOPPING CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE would go a long long way.
The MAOA gene has also been linked to violent behavior. All men belonging to a family in the Netherlands harboring this mutation were arsonists and rapists. And, mice without an MAOA gene have been found to be excessively aggressive. Low-expression of the MAOA gene is linked to violent tendencies.
Using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and DNA analysis, 142 healthy men and women, who had no history of violence, were shown pictures of angry and fearful faces. Researchers found:
- Those with the low-expressing version of MAOA were more impulsive.
- People with low-expressing MAOA had different brain size and activity.
- Activity of those parts of the brain in males with low-expression MAOA differed more greatly than their female counterparts.
What do you think? Should these findings indicate gene therapy for the toughest members of our criminal society? Ethically speaking, it could be almost as bad as eugenics. There's a fine line to walk between safety and freedom.
NB: The MAOA gene has also been linked to novelty seeking and reward dependence.
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Hmm, this is an interesting study. The link shown in this study between MAOA and childhood sexual abuse and the development of alcoholism later in adulthood is an example of a primary incident that develops a secondary disorder from other maladies.
Yes. It seems that life is cruel from beginning to end.
How many women were in the group, what were the controls, were their accusations of childhood abuse validated, why was an American Indian population studied in isolation. This is intriguing but raises more questions than it answers to my mind.
<p>It was a very unsatisfying study in my opinion. The study had 168 alcoholics (39 with ASPD (antisocial alcoholics) and 123 controls (no alcoholics, no ASPD). And apparently the American Indian population was studied because I believe many tend to live in tight knit communities. I don't have access to the full paper but the abstract is free
Yes, I agree. Moreover, the fact that it studied such a tight-knit community means the results may not necessarily be valid for the wider population.
[...] received. Similar to the American Indians who were studied to investigate the relationship between the MAOA gene, childhood sexual abuse, and alcoholism, Amazonian Indians live in closed communities where their lifestyle, living environment, and [...]
Give me a child until he is 7 and I will maketh the man. Can't remember who said this exactly, but the point is so many young people have their lives moulded out for them in those early learning years. Bad treatment results in character defects later on in life. Heck, there's enough 'natural' flow into the world of alcohol and drugs without these awful adults wrecking lives! Sometimes, I disgusted with mankind's inhumanity to man! People know what's right and what's wrong, and so it's up to us them to make the right choices, and not give in to selfish temperaments!
Something just doesn't seem right. Scientific and medical research keeps uncovering more and more reasons why certain individuals become alcoholics or drug addicts yet the number of people in our society and in the world in general who engage in drug and alcohol abuse and addiction is rising.
As we become more and more "understanding†of the reasons people engage in drug and alcohol abuse and addiction, it seems that we are creating a society of people who possess terrible coping skills and who so easily gravitate toward the "quick fix†of alcohol and drug abuse and addiction.
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The red-haired actor talks about giving back during the holiday season, her new television series and the joys of being a mom.
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Though best known for her Emmy-winning portrayal of Grace Adler on NBC's Will & Grace, Debra Messing's most important role is as a mother to her seven-year-old son, Roman. A native Brooklynite and NYU alumna, Messing recently moved back to New York City to film her new television series, Smash, which debuts next year. Messing recently took some time off from shooting to bring attention to eBay's Give a Toy program, which uses an interactive window display in Herald Square to enable passersby to easily donate money to Toys for Tots. Messing spoke with Time Out Kids about Give a Toy, her favorite New York City spots, and the joys and challenges of parenthood.
Why did you choose to get involved with Give a Toy?
Every holiday season I look for ways to give back to different charitable organizations, and when I was approached by eBay to partner with them on this initiative, I just thought it was brilliant. They have a virtual toy store, and you can take your iPhone [or other smart phone], scan the virtual tag, and 100 percent of the proceeds go to Toys for Tots, which is obviously a well-established organization. It is so easy and so fast. You feel good instantly, because you feel like, I just did something really fantastic, and all you have to do is basically just walk down the street and scan the window. Or you can go online to ebay.com/giveatoystore through December 9. It's a pretty great way to get the whole holiday season going.
Give a Toy is a pretty high-tech project. Are you tech-savvy?
I would never have called myself tech-savvy. I think I still had an 8-track tape until about five years ago. But I've become completely obsessed with taking photos on my iPhone. I have like 400 apps. I already had the eBay app, so I was all ready to go.
You and your husband, Daniel Zelman, have a seven-year-old son, Roman. How do you balance a busy career with family life?
It's so hard, and anyone who says that it's not is a liar and is only trying to make you feel badly. For me, it's one day at a time. Luckily I am on a TV show that is an ensemble, so that means that I don't have to be there every day, all day. And that was by design. I was looking specifically for a job that allowed me to go to my bosses and say, "I have my son's play on this date and I have to be out by 4." Or, "It's curriculum night at school." I think that there are some days that are easier than others, and we do our best.
Can you talk a little bit about the new show?
I am so beyond out-of-my-mind thrilled about this show. It's called Smash, and it's about the behind-the-scenes making of a Broadway musical. I play Julia Houston, the lyricist, and the musical that we're writing is about the life of Marilyn Monroe, so it's sexy and exuberant. There are all kinds of different characters—producers, directors, choreographers, the actors who are auditioning. And there are big dance numbers and songs. And it's an hour-long drama, so you get to see the personal lives of all of these people living in New York City. It's a love letter to New York, and it's a love letter to Broadway. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying it.
The show films here in New York. Do you go back and forth to your home in Los Angeles?
We moved here.
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Yes, exactly. When the show was picked up, they said, "Okay, guess what! You're going to New York." So we packed up.
What do you and your son like to do together in the city?
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Last week I participated in a CSR Europe Laboratory. The idea behind these labs is to bring together business people, stakeholders, and representatives of the European Union to share experiences and explore joint operational projects. The laboratory I participated in deals with Mainstreaming Diversity. Led by L'Oréal Paris, its aim is to facilitate the sharing of best practices amongst companies with regard to diversity challenges. Upon completion, policy recommendations will be submitted to the EU. The meeting focused on work life balance. Around 10 companies participated and shared their best case studies pertaining to this topic. I presented them the various Work Life Balance programs Intel offers its employees around the world.Telecommuting and Diapers I was introduced to the tele-commuting program when my first daughter was born, this allowed me to work from home from time to time, spend more time with my little child… juggling work with home. Many research studies present the benefits of a work life balance both for the organization and for the employee. 1. "Employees who have the possibility of greater flexibility in their work as well as their employer's understanding with regard to combining family and career feel greater commitment to society and demonstrate a greater willingness to work harder". (National Study of Change Workforce, NY, 2002) 2. " Employees who report greater flexibility in their workplaces are prepared to work an average of eight hours more per week, and still feel that there is a balance between their work and their personal lives". (Brigham Young University, 2001) 3. " A balanced family life enriches work life more than it harms it". (Batt & Roehlig Moen, 2003) 4. "In organizations that invest in programs that focus on the mental and physical health of their employees, it was found that there was a six-dollar return on every dollar invested". (American Journal of Health Promotion, 1993) Cooking requires flexibility : Working mothers at Intel Israel enjoy a gradual return to work during the first year after the birth of the baby. This includes reduced shifts and flexible conditions. I began to adopt the Intel Flex hour program When my second child was born. The idea was that I could be flexible with my work hours – take my kids to kindergarten in the morning, concentrate on my work tasks, and then deal with cooking for my family, then to join a teleconference meeting- In this manner, accomplishing my business objectives is the most important thing, not the number of hours time I spend at my office desk. Technology to support laundry : I came to the conclusion that I really needed to manage my time better when my third child was born. With various technology tools based on IP technology, web applications and mobile devices, I can link up to the necessary applications using any type of device (phone, mobile) wherever I am, be it at home, at the office, or in an airport. This is great, as I can manage my time much better, even though it requires a strong sense of self discipline to balance when to use these features at home and when to turn off my notebook and take care of the family laundry. It's All About Effectiveness: When my fourth child was born, I understood that it was all a matter of organizing my work and life responsibilities, and priorities. In last week CSR Lab meeting I stressed that at Intel, we call these programs "Work Life Effectiveness" Programs. We prefer the word "effectiveness" to "Balance" because we can't really separate our lives into two distinct parts: personal life and work life. It is all about being effective when and where necessary – both in your personal life and at work. The main conclusions reached at our meeting in the CSR Lab was that one of the challenges facing companies today is that of including WLB programs as a business strategy in matching the objectives of the organization and the needs of the employees and training them to utilize the tools offered by the organization in a way that produces personal and organizational results.
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Thought I'd quickly introduce myself before I go off to search around for technical information. Good opportunity to see what you're all like
Picked up a new (to me) E36 M3 last week to replace my previous track/weekend car - a 2002 MR2 Roadster I'd owned since 2003 that had, at one point, a turbo kit, injectors, standalone ECU, coilovers, chassis bracing, roll bar, and floating plate clutch and felt awfully dead and un-fun once I'd taken all that off!
Here she is - eagle eyed among you might spot the registration in another members signature .. you won't need two guesses to know where it came from, in that case
So after a few days of ownership the jobs I know need doing are:
Full alignment, probably take a trip to Wheels in Motion as they're not far away
The roof has a habit of not going down fully; it doesn't fold 'past' the lip inside the rear hatch so the hatch won't latch closed on top of it. Got to research that one
Could use a new rear window
It appears to have had a slight incontinence problem on my drive of what appears to be gearbox oil (stinks like it, anyway ) - I'll pop it over the pit at the weekend and see if it's something I want to hassle the warranty company for or just fix myself
I really need to fit a stereo, although listening to the engine (when the sunday drivers poke off out of the way) is fun
Slight oily smell when hot which I suspect is the cam cover gaskets, must investigate
So not a terribly long list, really, for a 14 year old car although it's already making me quite fancy the idea of an E46 SMG-II M3... but, must save the money for this, the project-project:
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Any ideas anyone, as the doctor I saw in A&E yesterday was flummoxed!
Staying at in-laws for the weekend, woke up yesterday morning, dying for a wee. Had to wait for a while because bathroom was in use. By the time I got in there, I couldn't actually pee even though I was bursting.
This has happened twice before to me, and both times I've ended up in hospital being catheterised. Same thing yesterday. A&E doctor said that it wasn't normal for a 33 yr-old fit, healthy woman to have urine retention. There was no infection in my urine when they finally got it out and tested it.
Apparently, they could hardly get the catheter in because the muscle was totally in spasm, which is presumably why I couldn't pee. Once they had emptied bladder and let me go home, I was OK again, and able to pee more or less normally for the rest of the day.
Last time it happened (5 years ago), I went to see urologist who told me there was nothing physically wrong with me, so it must be psychological.
Has this happened to anyone else?
I often find it quite difficult to get a 'flow going' if I've been holding on for too long. But very occasionally, it seems, the whole thing goes into spasm and that's it!
Of course, I had no end of 'taking the p1ss' jokes all day yesterday from husband and in-laws, so i don't need any more of those on here ;-)
November 2005
I would ask to see a urologist again, just in case anything has changed, and also ask for a referral to the 'continence' nurse specialist (every health authority has one). They are the real experts, and very helpful.
Caramel Macchiato
November 2005
Thanks, Sassie.
I guess the thing is that it happens so infrequently and there's no way I would be able to simulate it for the urologist if I went to see him!
The A&E doctor suggested trying to get a referral to a neurologist. Any idea why that would be?
November 2005
sure he didn't say 'an urologist'? Sounds like 'a neurologist'.
Caramel Macchiato
November 2005
No, definitely said neurologist...
After I'd said I'd already been to a urologist and he'd drawn a blank 5 years ago.
At least he didn't say psychologist (nothing against psychologists, btw!)
November 2005
Caramel. I'm no expert, and can only comment on my own experiences. The psychological aspect cannot be ignored.
I have difficulty peeing in public places such as toilets with open urinals and generally cant do it 'on demand'.
There have been hundreds or thousands of times in my life where I was unable to have a wee even when I could hardly walk because I wanted a wee so badly.
...I remember one or two as a kid when my dad pulled over at the side of the road, and I felt pressured because he was trying to hurry me up. I think this must have carried through to adulthood.
I now have an issue with running races, and the associated toilet facilities. If they are not private I sometimes have a problem.
It could be stress or worry. Try and find something to think about which relaxes you, and take deep breaths, this helps to calm the nerves and dissipate any building adrenaline and stress hormones.
The other thing you should think about when you are trying to do it is that in my experience 75% of people have a similar problem. I only know a few people who can do it on demand anytime anywhere... now thats wierd in my book!
Caramel Macchiato
November 2005
Thanks for that. I do know quite a few people who suffer in the same way as you, so I know that it's far from unusual. I don't know whether mine is the same thing, though, because I normally have NO problem peeing. I can pee at races when there's a huge queue; I can pee in the bushes surrounded by others at the GNR! I can normally pee fine - under pressure or not, cubical or al fresco, people battering down the door to get in or in solitude!
On the 3 occasions where the retention thing has happened to me, I've been away (1st time staying with a family in India, 2nd time travelling into the desert in Oman, 3rd time at in-laws in Newcastle - so it's obviously not the heat!!) and had to wait a while before I could use the loo. Normally, this isn't a problem for me, and I can still pee even if I have to wait (although sometimes takes me a while to 'get going' if I've waited for a long time). But on these 3 occasions, for whatever reason, I haven't been able to.
So, I guess it's possible that it might be something psychological to do with having to wait AND being somewhere where I don't have control (or think I don't have control) over when I go (in India, had to ask where toilet was, and we'd only just arrived at the house and were being subjected to tea and snacks etc. In Oman, travelling in jeep, had to interrupt journey to ask to go to the loo so delayed it as long as possible. At in-laws, someone in bathroom for an hour).
But I'd be interested to find out what the neurological thing might be...
I tried desperately to 'relax' and 'forget about it' yesterday morning, but it just didn't work. There was no way it was going to happen and I was in such agony, it was off to the A&E dept for me!
The nurse suggested a warm bath and trying to pee in the bath (yuck!) if it happens again. Problem is, it seems to happen where I don't even have control over the toilet availability, let alone peeing in someone else's bath!!
November 2005
I think there are thousands of people in the same boat who don't like peeing in public places. I don't like being heard! Hope you get your answer Caramel.
November 2005
Hi Caramel. At times like this I'd do a search on the internet if I were you. I bet you'll find loads of stuff about it.
And half the problem is just reading that there are thousands out there with the same problem as you... which makes the issue a smaller one.
For psycological issues there are often no explanations. Sometimes I can walk into a gents loo anywhere and do it no problem.
..once I even managed to give a sample as part of a health check, with a lady nurse the other side of the curtain... and this was something that I was really dreading.
all the best anyway.
Caramel Macchiato
November 2005
Thanks all!
I've 'googled' it this morning and did find an article which talked about urinary retention in young-ish females with no other health problems, and it basically said 'it happens sometimes but we don't know why'.
A lot of the info on the web is about people who have had operations and then have the problem afterwards. Also diabetes and MS seem to cause the symptoms, but the A&E doc questioned and did some simple tests to rule those out yesterday.
I'd just like to know if there could possibly be a neurological (or any other form of 'ological) reason for my bladder muscle (or whatever it is called) sometimes going into spasm if I wait too long before I pee. And if there is a reason, what can I do to prevent it or to alleviate it once it happens other than having to go to A&E?
I guess I'll find the answer to a lot on these forums, but possibly not that question!
November 2005
i have not had this problem but have had a taste of this experience in a small way and am thinking how this can happen...
my 6 year old has a habit of saying he needs a wee, the minute i mention that i am popping for one - i guess it kind of reminds him to go
sometimes he literally dives in the loo about a second before me when i am desperate and just closing the door - he thinks that is funny (!) -
and what i find is this...
if the muscle that is holding the wee in, has kind of begun to expect to be released, and then has to quickly tighten up again (when he dives in front of me) then ...when i finally get to go, after him, it takes a mo or two for the muscle to relax again
so i am wondering if yours is just a stronger version of that ie the muscle kind of locks up into spasm, if you are having to hold it too long , especially if it is momentarily released then re tightened
would that make sense?
eg when you were at your inlaws, you were expecting to go straight into the loo , only to then find it occupied
SS - The Last Unicorn
November 2005
My leg muscles went into spasm - so bad that I used to use a stick to walk after excercise...its been a life long problem...which I've now got rid of and it was 100% caused by stress
I sometimes had to wait ages to pee but always could and never thought anything of it until reading your post - just assumed everyone did sometimes!!!
Have you experienced any stress at all before these events happened ?
November 2005
also googling
there is something called neurogenic bladder that might be why they mentioned a neurologist
this page explains what tests can be done to investigate this and what causes it
I guess you should follow up with neurologist if you are concerned about this happening again
November 2005
if there's no infection, nothing physically wrong, etc, then it may well be "psychological", but that doesn't mean anything dramatic - - It doesn't mean to suggest you're doing it on purpose, or crazy or anything. Given what you said about the different circumstances each time it happened, though, it doesn't sound random. It probably is in some way triggered by a particular set of circumstances.
November 2005
Where's Dr Plodding Hippo when you need her, eh?
I think if it's been 5 years between occurrences, it is extremely unlikely to be caused by nerve or muscle damage (as per neurogenic bladder). Stress (as Unicorn mentioned) or stress of a specific kind, sounds more likely.
Plodding Hippo
November 2005
er cant add anything
have seen this myself too
neurologist would indeed be sensible-as a precaution
but weeing is complex-and ultimately controlled by your brain
so yes-can indeed be psychological in origin
most of my patients do not pee and this isnt my specialty
Caramel Macchiato
November 2005
thanks all!
yes - LOK, i staggered out of bed at about 5am expecting to be able to get into the bathroom only to find it locked. then had to go back to bed for an hour until it was available.
my husband thought it was HUGELY funny on sunday morning, until i made him get his mum up at 6.45am and drive me to A&E!
i guess it does sound more psychological than anything, particularly as it hasn't ever happened at home. but i'm going back to the doc tomorrow to see if i can get referred again to see someone.
i'm not diving to the loo every time i *think* i might need to go. not taking any chances!
it's funny how most things can be attributed to stress. i went to the dentist in the summer with an INCREDIBLY painful jaw, and that was stress as well, apparently.
what did we do before we had stress to blame everything on?!
Caramel Macchiato
November 2005
that should of course have said 'i'm NOW diving to the loo'
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Being a good cousin can be a daunting task but think it as being a best friend to that person no matter the age , sex or any differences you have with your cousin. Here's that annoying but very true phrase again ..... Blood is thicker than water!
1Ask to spend time with them. Not enough families do this because of busy life styles. Take younger cousins to the park or swimming. For older cousins go to shops or gym don't sit in front of the TV as that is not quality time together but more of a waste of time.
2Do something nice for your cousin make a photo album of pictures of you together. It's a lovely gesture and it will put a smile on both of your face as you look through it.
3Tell the truth to your cousin , if they ask your opinion or if they are doing something morally wrong tell them. They will appreciate it more than hearing lies or you always agreeing with them.
4Don't let a cousin boss around or control you. The only they should be in control of is themselves. If this the case remind them and of the golden rule treat others how you want to be treated back.
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Hi there,
I just developed a game with Air for iOS using Starling extensively.
When it comes to supporting both landscape and portrait mode it is all fine on iOS. The iOS operating system handles this perfectly.
However when it comes to Android it is a terrible mess. Every time someone rotates the device the complete graphic context gets lost. That means that every texture and graphic you have in the GPU memory gets suddenly lost. Thus you have to reupload all your assets to the GPU again. Since this uploading to the GPU is a quite expensive operation and may take a lot of time I finally came to the conlusion that my new game will not be available on the Android. Shame on it!
Has someone heard about a practical solution to this? I know it is on the Adobe Air issues list. But if I code in native Java for Android do we have the same issue?
Regards, Devarai
you should post this on starling forum,i think they will tell you how to fix this.
I'm curious
How many sizes the Android phones have ?
Is there a most popular size ?
Hi Devarai , maybe you're already aware of this but, anyway, iPhone doesn't change its screen size to both landscape or portrait modes. It simply uses the same screen width as it does at the portrait mode for both landscape and portrait. It only zooms the content a little bit at the landscape mode on IOS iPhone.
Wish you the very best and keep up the fantastic work !


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A 53-year-old man in the US is suing the estate of Robert Atkins and the company that promotes his diet.
Jody Gorran claims that following the Atkins diet for two years raised his cholesterol so much that his arteries became clogged and required a medical procedure to open them.
The lawsuit is thought to be the first to involve the popular low-carbohydrate diet which advocates followers eating all the red meat and saturated fat they want and still losing weight.
Mr Gorran, from Florida, is being assisted by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, an advocacy group that supports a vegan diet. He is seeking $US28,000 ($39,000) in damages.
He said he turned to the diet in 2001 when his weight crept up to more than 67 kilograms, but that after two months his cholesterol shot from 3.8, well within the normal range, to 5.9, considered in the "borderline high risk" range, and in 2003 he had to have surgery after a
99 per cent blockage was discovered in a main artery.
The Atkins Nutritionals and the Atkins estate stood by "the science that has repeatedly reaffirmed the safety and health benefits of Atkins", a representative said.
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Starbucks is the best and worst place on the entire planet. On the one hand, they have more than enough delicious caffeine, whipped cream, and overpriced travel mugs to satisfy your early morning cravings. On the other hand, they're a steaming hotbed of douchebaggery. Here are the 9 most annoying people you'll run into at your local Starbucks:THE REGULAR
Y'know what's awesome? When you walk into a Starbucks to find a line about thirty patrons deep, and then the person who gets in line behind you just shouts to their "friend" behind the counter: "Hey, Colby! I'm getting my usual!" Then, the line jumper spends the rest of his time trying to "just sneak in and pay real quick" so that he can avoid standing in line with all the other losers who don't come to this particular Starbucks as often as he does.
When you order coffee, it shouldn't sound like you're giving the pass code to a missile defense system. If you're lactose intolerant, on a strict diet, and can't handle a full dose of caffeine, how about instead of ordering a "non-fat, grande, soy chai latte with a half shot of espresso and no foam," just drink a glass of water.
Wearing an all-white or striped button down shirt, this guy shows up with a legal pad full of hastily scribbled orders. "Yeah, I'm gonna need 24 tall skinny soy lattes with sugar free hazelnut extra hot...and 32 grande no caff cappuccinos with light whip cream, sugar free hazelnut and vanilla with white chocolate mocha. And 14 grande supremos with a triple shot, sugar free vanilla, extra white mocha, no whip, no foam and an extra drizzle. Oh, and can I get a smiley face on the bottom of all those?"
Screw the library with all it's "room" and "group space." It makes way more sense to have your 20-person study session in an incredibly busy and crowded Starbucks with tables that have insufficient space to lay your books. Everyone knows you have a poli-sci midterm, mostly because they can hear every f*cking thing you're saying because you're yelling so that you can be heard over the frappucino machine.
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North London derby and Liverpool-United make for a super Sunday
So the first noisily trumpeted top-four clash of the new season -- Manchester United vs. Chelsea on Monday afternoon -- was a turkey: no Michael Bay-ish crash-bang-wallop; barely even quiet intrigue. Just a steady and sterile nil-nil. Let's not allow that to stop us imagining that Sunday is going to be a right old hoot, however, because if ever there's a schedule that says 'beer in one hand, popcorn in the other,' it's Liverpool-Manchester United followed by Arsenal-Spurs. Don't look at me like that! It's too early in the season to be so jaded. There's plenty to look out for in these matches.
New faces
Or not, as the case may be. Tottenham make the short journey to Arsenal with a different-looking team after spending close to £100 million this summer -- most of which the club is about to recoup with the sale of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid. Spurs have strengthened in various positions from front (where Roberto Soldado has scored two in two) to back (where the £8.5 million Romanian Vlad Chiriches has just arrived). Paulinho and Etienne Capoue already look comfortable in the midfield. The arrival of Erik Lamela from Roma gives them an almost like-for-like replacement for Bale, and there is even talk that Ajax's Christian Eriksen could arrive before the weekend is out.
No need at Spurs for the "Spend, spend, spend" posters held aloft behind Arsene Wenger's dugout on the opening weekend. Wenger has signed two players, both on free transfers, despite being linked with a host of names over the course of the summer. There is a good deal of dissatisfaction in the stands as assurances that Arsenal would spend a sizable transfer kitty have dissolved to nothing; there is only so much excitement that the return of Mathieu Flamini can generate. Though Wenger says he wants some players (particularly with injuries to Mikel Arteta, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Lukas Podolski and a daunting Champions League draw), he has also said that buying more than three players risks instability.
"You unbalance the stability of your squad a little bit," he said, as reporters probed the differences between his side and Sunday's visitors. "It's always difficult, when you bring so many players in, to predict how well they will do. It can click fantastically well. But there is a little risk in the stability of the squad and the technical consistency."
So far Spurs have not looked to be finding the adjustment too difficult, maintaining a 100 percent record without conceding a goal. They have yet to face opposition like Arsenal, of course, but after two Europa League matches there is demonstrable strength in depth at Tottenham. That, really, is the issue at Arsenal, where the first team has suffered no major permanent losses (and Aaron Ramsey is in his best form since suffering a broken leg in 2009-10) but the squad looks thin. Theo Walcott's refusal to acknowledge as much -- "I feel that we're very, very strong" -- is understandable, but doesn't really stand up. He's right to point out that Sunday's match won't be contested on numbers, however. Both teams have a point to prove.
Old rivalries
We could argue about which is the best derby in world soccer for days on end, and in all likelihood we wouldn't settle on either of these, but that doesn't change the fact that these clubs -- or rather, supporters of these clubs -- hate each other more passionately than they hate anybody else. And it rubs off on the players. "The Liverpool game," says United's Tom Cleverley, "with the history between the two clubs and what it means to the fans, makes it really important. Even playing in the academy, the Liverpool game was always the one you looked out for."
It is football theater. When Steven Gerrard says it's the game everyone wants to win, he's talking less about actual, real-world points and more about the symbolic victory. Expectations on both sides are raised, as is the volume inside the stadium; in that atmosphere strange things can happen. The last 10 league matches between Liverpool and United have seen five sendings-off and another 39 bookings, and this week's Twitter furore has once again stoked tensions that might merely have simmered in the absence of incendiaries such as Luis Suarez.
Meanwhile Arsenal averaged 1.92 goals per game in the past two seasons, yet scored five at home to Tottenham twice in 2012. Not since February 2009 has the North London derby ended with fewer than three goals scored. "It is because the two teams go with an offensive mind, with a desire to win," Wenger explained on the club website this week. "It is two good teams against each other, on top of that it is a derby and on top of that there is a lot of passion there, so there is always uncertainty around these games." Tottenham's new faces have already been briefed. "My teammates have told me what the derby means," said Soldado. "I cannot wait to play in this environment."
Forward thinking
After all the fuss, Wayne Rooney remains a Manchester United player. Luis Suarez remains a Liverpool player. The long-term role of both, though, remains to be seen.
Unless Robin van Persie picks up an injury or Rooney decides he does want to play a central midfield role after all, he will be competing for the spot behind the main striker. Rooney impressed against Chelsea for his diligence and willingness to exert himself, but in accommodating him, the United manager David Moyes has to shuffle Danny Welbeck over to a wider position from which he has less impact -- a shame when he has improved so much even in the past year. And Shinji Kagawa continues to look on from the sidelines, a horrendous waste of talent. The cynic would say that Rooney's retention was primarily political; it will be interesting to see how the United front line looks on Sunday (especially since Liverpool's defense lost Kolo Toure to injury in midweek), and beyond.
Suarez we definitely won't see on Sunday, since he is still banned for biting Branislav Ivanovic. In his absence Daniel Sturridge has been expertly leading the line, supported by Philippe Coutinho. "You can see there is a great understanding between [them]," Lucas Leiva told the Liverpool Echo. Sturridge has scored four goals in three appearances this season, helping Brendan Rodgers' side maintain a 100 percent record. "When he has responsibility to step in and score goals for the team, he becomes a big player." Last season there was no question that putting Suarez up front made Liverpool the best they could be, but a wide supporting role might be what the Uruguayan comes back to. If Sturridge can perform against United, there's little reason to change things.


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Set to coincide with Inauguration Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and the third anniversary of the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, join the Arc of Justice rally and parade against the wars, occupations, loss of civil liberties, overwhelming corporate and big money power over our lives, environmental degradation, and many other important issues mostly abused, ignored, or minimized by recent administrations and Congress. March to create real change and to renew our drive to build a strong, cohesive peace and to build lasting justice and civil rights movements.
The event will begin at Meridian Hill Park (Malcolm X Park) with a rally at 9 am. At 10 am we will proceed down 16th Street NW to K Street NW where we will disband, some to continue to the Inauguration area, the parade route, or back to the rally site.
We are inviting people and organizations working on issues around: 1) human rights (here and abroad); 2) truth justice, and accountability; 3) military might, preemptive wars, and empire building; 4) the power of the corporations and the super wealthy; and 5) the degradation of our environment.
http://www.stopthesewars.org/support-the-arc-of-justice-rally-and-parade/ [1]
Thirty representatives from many groups involved in anti-drone actions, met in New York on December 15, 2012 and established a coordinating body to be known as the Network to Stop Drone Surveillance and Warfare (NSDSW).
The group endorsed this draft statement of purpose:
"Horrified by the facts of the era of drone warfare and surveillance technology, we declare our commitment to establishing an ongoing network of groups and organizations. The Network to Stop Drone Surveillance and Warfare seeks to initiate and coordinate events and actions that will raise a united and spirited voice for justice and peace, and to stop weaponized drones and related technology applications. These activities are aimed at highlighting the illegality, immorality, and unconstitutional nature of using drones to spy on and/or kill human beings."
Anti-drone website: Droneswatch.org. For more information and resources, and to join the Network, contact Nick Mottern - email@example.com [2].
The group supported the following actions:
Inauguration – January 21 – Arc of Justice planning march and rally. A number of groups are planning nonviolent resistance actions. There will be a drone walk using a drone replica.
April Days of Action – In response to call for anti-drone action focused on drone manufacturing on April 4-7 by San Diego group, coordinated days of action were proposed. Groups are encouraged to select one or more of the days to organize drone-related activities. National coordinators are listed below.
April 4-7 – Drone Manufacturing. Actions around the country directed at drone manufacturing facilities in region and calling for an end to manufacturing weaponized and surveillance drones. Coordinator: Joe Scarry – email@example.com [3].
April 16-18 – Drone Research/Training. Actions/teach-ins, etc. at colleges & universities that do drone research or pilot training. Demand an end to research and training related to drone warfare. Coordinator: Marge Van Cleef – email@example.com [4].
April 27-28 – Drone Bases. Organize protests at bases in region. Hancock Reaper drone base protest organizers calling for large demonstrations there. Coordinator: Dave Soumis – email@example.com [5].
C. Drone Warfare War Crimes Tribunal – Explore holding tribunal in September, possibly with victims testifying.
D. Forums/workshops on impact of US intervention/drone attacks in other countries. Organize tours of U.S.-based speakers or people from countries under attack who can analyze and report on internal politics and social movements in countries like Pakistan & Afghanistan and other countries under attack.
http://www.democracynow.org/2013/1/7/headlines#1711 [6]
Idle No More Movement Stages Blockades, Protests in Canada as Hunger-Striking Chief to Meet PM
Canada's Idle No More movement expanded to the U.S. border on Saturday with a series of blockades and actions. Police closed the International Bridge connecting Ontario with Michigan after hundreds of protesters marched from the United States to the Canadian side. Sit-ins and protests were also held at bridges, roads, rail lines and other border crossings across Canada. The actions came one day after Chief Theresa Spence announced she would join a meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and First Nations leaders. Spence has been on hunger strike since December 11, demanding a meeting with Harper, an action that has helped spur the Idle No More movement's broader call for political transformation, indigenous rights and environmental justice. Idle No More organizers have called for a global day of action on January 11th — the same day that Spence is slated to meet with Harper, and the one-month anniversary of her hunger strike.
http://culturite.wordpress.com/2013/01/05/j11-idle-no-more-global-day-of-action/ [7]


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Hello Friends!
I have just recently set up my new 40 gallon planted tank and I want to begin to make this a RCS colony.
I do not wish to order RCS from anywhere online, I am in the Tampa Bay area and would like to know if anyone in my area has any Red Cherry's they would like to trade for or sell.
Thanks ahead of time!
If no one in my area is able to accomodate this request I could consider that. Are you looking for a trade or sale?
Well i'm not really in your area either. lol but i live in orlando and i have some i can part with.
You should just get it shipped, probably ends up being cheaper. I haven't gotten any DOAs yet, just find a trusted seller who packages well.
Plenty of RCS in the orlando area, any of those guys would be more than happy to accomodate you. If you are paranoid, like me, you may want to take the drive. Or wait it out until the cooler months in winter and order from anyone in the country...
Why don't you get something a bit better looking than RCS?
Like fire reds or rillis?
As requested - pics of my CRSes
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Will somebody tell me for what they are selling, please.
How many are you looking to get?
There are quite a few of us here in Orlando that can part with some RCS. I for one have over 300 in my 60g.
Go for some Fire Reds, you can get them for 1-3 bucks each. If you do the plain cherries, you will just wish you had gone with the better looking shrimp.
Wow, thank you everyone for the replies! I did not think I would get such a response.
The reason I wanted Red Cherry's is -- I am relatively new to freshwater planted tanks and freshwater shrimp keeping, coming from saltwater. I have read the Red Cherry's are easy to keep and I did not really want to spend any money on a genus I would not be able to properly keep alive, I get somewhat upset when something aquatic dies in my care.
The reason I was looking for a local supplier is a combination of a few things -- one being price and the other being reliable shipping.
More specifically, I wanted to get my hands on some plain red cherry's and attempt at throwing in some Rili's and seeing what kinda variations they would come up with.
If anyone has suggestions on other shrimps that are easy to keep and breed that have a better appearance, I am very open minded.
The tank I am intending on colonizing with shrimp is in the final stages of a fishless cycle so there is no immediate rush for me to get shrimp in the tank.
Also -- I dont really want to pay more than about 75 cents a shrimp.
All neocaridina heteropoda and neocaridina palmata are easy to keep, also malawa shrimp. You have more options than just RCS.
Red rili x. RCS = rcs, rili of various grades; red rilis are derived from RCS
Red rili x. Yellow, Orange, Brown, Black = wild form brown / brown rili patterns of various kinds
Epicfish sells plain RCS for about $1/shrimp shipped (20 for $22.50), my LFS sells RCS for $4-6, most sellers have DOA guarantee. Most hobbyists know how to ship shrimp, it's not hard. quarantine shrimp for 3 days + foam-lined box + clean water + breather bag + moss + cushion does 99.9% fine with just Priority mail.
I say go for fire reds, or at least Sakura, maybe $2/piece shipped.
Not sure what grade my cherries are they're somewhere between cherry and fire red. I can show you some pictures of a few my adults if you want.
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When aspiring to lead, when entrusted with a leadership role, when seen as a leader, each one of us faces a huge temptation. It's the temptation to believe leading is the goal.
For generations, our church culture has elevated leaders, counting them higher than the "average" person, determining each leader's level of eminence by the number of followers he or she has. We've inextricably linked this elevated status with the institutions or platforms, titles or positions, that appear to undergird it.
Such a mindset shouts to us to get to that higher place and defend it at all costs. A well-known axiom warns: "If you think you're leading and no one is following, you're just taking a walk."
Eager to be real leaders who have actual followers, we may go to great lengths to protect whatever has provided the followers we have. We may pursue with passion what promises to provide us more.
When we fall in with this mindset, however, it takes us far from the place we started, the day we said with deep conviction, "I have decided to follow Jesus no turning back, no turning back."
Believing leading is the goal, we pursue something other than Jesus. Believing leading gives us significance, we choke on the words, "Though none go with me, I still will follow."
"If none go with me," we think, "I won't matter. Who will I be?" "If none go with me," we wail, "I'm just taking a walk!"
Born in Judah, Daniel had everything going for him. He was handsome, intelligent and of royal blood. Then Babylon conquered Judah, and Daniel was forcibly removed from his homeland, never to return. Probably emasculated, he was one of a number of young Jewish men of nobility chosen to serve the enemy king.
Born to lead - and now with no other apparent options for doing so - Daniel might have set his heart to secure the best position possible in the Babylonian court. He might have told himself that, from such a position, he could do much good. Instead, Daniel set his heart to continue to follow God.
Purposing not to defile himself, Daniel requested different food from the standard fare provided for the Jewish young men in training. Three friends joined Daniel in this request. Amazingly, the Babylonian official granted their request on a trial basis first, then a permanent one. The result?
After the 10-day test period, Daniel and friends "looked healthier and better nourished than any of the young men" (Dan. 1:15). Yet, even then, none of the other Jewish youths chose to stand with Daniel. No one else purposed to do what God wanted when it conflicted with what the king wanted. In their eyes, the king was the one who could promote, demote or kill them.
I wonder if Daniel was disappointed. Leader that he was, I wonder if he had secretly hoped all the Jewish young men would stand together in obedience to God. Disappointed or not, Daniel continued to follow God, regardless who did or did not go with him.
This decision to follow and not turn back marked the entirety of Daniel's life. When he had great favor and held great rank, he held all of it loosely and kept following God. When told not to pray or be thrown into the lion's den, Daniel kept following God. When cast away as aged and unimportant, Daniel kept following God.
Time and again, Daniel refused to choose what might secure him position or gain him followers. As a result, the Lord held Daniel in high esteem. He entrusted Daniel with incredible insights and lasting influence, because Daniel never made leading his goal.
You too be blessed with a Daniel heart.
In your imagination, return to the place you first decided to follow Jesus. Meet with him as you did then. Invite him to show you anything you've let deter you from following him, and especially any ways a yearning to lead has sabotaged your commitment to follow. Stay before the Lord, wrestling as needed, until you can sing from your heart, "Though none go with me, I still will follow. No turning back. No turning back."
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