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[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
I didnt mention it in either of the posts I've made (and I meant to) - but the whole selection process for the children reminded me of World War II and the Nazis and Jews.
I've no idea, but I suspect that was the aim of the writers/producers. A sort of Sophie's Choice scenario.....
HURT/HEAL: The COMPANIONS
- Ian 16 - Zoe 14 - Romana I 9 - Barbara 10
- Donna 15 - Vicki 1 (-2) - The Brigadier 22 - Stephen 4
- Jo Grant 20 - Tegan 3 - Victoria 8 - Sarah Jane 20
- Ben 3 - Harry 18 - Jamie 23 (+1) - Leela 18
17: Polly
18. Liz 19. Nyssa 20. Captain Jack 21. K9
22. Rose 23. Peri 24. Ace 25. Martha
26. Turlough 27. Romana II 28. Mickey 29: Adric
30. Susan 31: Grace 32: Dodo 33: Mel
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
My friends and I sat and watched all five hours last night (it was only supposed to be three and then the next two today, but we couldn't leave it there). I think the first three eps were the strongest; but when the fifth ep went to credits, we all just sat and stared at the screen for a long time.
HOw can they bring this show back after this? It was all brilliant, don't get me wrong, but its like they brought the show to BBC One to kill it off.
After reading the comments above, I wanted to just add a few thoughts:
I don't think Frobisher was a coward when he killed his family: that was the strongest move he made the entire show. He was a coward when he covered up the actions of the gov't in 1965, "killed" off the people who could help and did not involve UNIT in the problem from the start. At the end, I really believe he thought all was hopeless and he saved his family from what really was a fate worse than death. If he had taken other action earlier, it may have turned out differently, but he did not see a choice at that moment.
The lady on the Gold Committee (wasn't that what the PMs committee was called?) turned out to be one of the evilest people in the room. Yes, the PM was a piece of work. But it was she who wanted to protect her own and get rid of the lower 10% (sort of a "not one of us" mentality), and in the end, when Spears lets the PM know he's in deep doo-doo, she all the sudden decides that she'll be leading the government from the shadows? She was just as guilty as the PM - what right did she have to take the high-road? Scheming Opportunitst.
Jack's daugher told us from the start that he was dangerous, that she kept his grandchild away from him for just that reason. It is so sad when your worst fears are realized.
Again, while I don't know how Torchwood can come back from this, I hope we haven't seen the last of the tortured soul that is Jack Harkness.
Does anybody else think...
They're waiting for a bus.
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
Who else is sick and tired of all the naysaying towards Torchwood right now?
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
Don't know quite what to think about this part other than, my god it was grim.
Call me silly, but I like dark sci fi, but this was well and above dark, especially for Torchwood... and if this is the end of the series, frack, I don't want to end with such a depressing ending.
I loved Torchwood, I really really did, not for the storylines, because let's face it they were very often bad, but it was the characters that made me love this show.
I loved all the characters, I had my favourites of course (Jack and Ianto mostly, as well as Rhys, PC Andy and Gwen to some extent) so to have their stories end like this, I feel very very depressed.
Alot of Torchwood fans wish they hadn't seen this series... as brilliant as it was.
I wasn't expecting even a remotely happy ending after Ianto died, but I seriously felt so so bad for Jack in this whole episode and that just looking at him made me want to cry.
First Ianto died (which was essentially his fault), then he had to say goodbye to Gwen (for the first time), sacrifice his grandson, and also essential lose his daughter forever.
It was too too much pain and angst to put on one man, that watching him was painful... but some of that was all down to John Barrowman's performance in this, which was bloody brilliant.
So... I really don't know what to think of this series, it was brilliant, but I'm almost in the camp where I wished I haven't seen it, as a Torchwood fan... it's broken my heart, and it's going to take me a while to get over it.
Russell T Davies In-Route to America; Torchwood Future Uncertain
Meanwhile Kai Owen (Rhys Williams in Torchwood) has said the following in an article appearing in the Coventry Telegraph (11 July 2009):
"I think anything Russell T Davies does is genius but fans can be assured that Doctor Who has been left in very capable hands."
"As Russell created Torchwood, he will be staying with that, as far as we know."
"Like the fans out there, I cannot wait to see what Steven Moffat and Matt Smith bring to us in the next series of Doctor Who next year."
Source: Torchwood star excited for new Doctor Who - Coventry Telegraph
Russell T Davies In-Route to America; Torchwood Future Uncertain
Why am I suddenly reminded of Monty Python's Holy Grail? All I can see it 'RUN AWAAAAY RUN AWAAAAAY!'
Mind you, I can't blame him. All those rabid Ianto fans are enough to make you want to cower behind your sofa, without the help of the Cybermen.
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
Euros Lyn did a wonderful job directing Children of Earth. It was consistent and helped to really tie the entire story together. There may have been a few things I may had done differently, but all minor stuff really.
Kudos to him and the production team as a whole.
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
Seeing Captain Jack more fallible, reminds me a bit of when we first met the character in Doctor Who with the 9th Doctor. In a way, they made him too much of a super-hero in Torchwood. Not being able to die, added to that... though after the events of Children of Earth, not dying may seem more of a curse for him now knowing he will have to live with everything he had to do for a very long time to come.
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 155
Thanks Mr. Magister! We appreciate your feedback. The HURT/HEAL: The Companions has proven to be a very popular thread with many having fun with it.
There's going to be a bit of delay with episode 156 due to scheduling conflicts recording it. Just a heads up.
HHGtBSF must review Children of Earth!
Yes! We will be reviewing Torchwood: Children of Earth in our next episode of Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi. Hopefully, it will be out soon.. we are still in the process of juggling our schedules to record it.
HURT/HEAL: The COMPANIONS
- Ian 16 - Zoe 14 - Romana I 9 - Barbara 10
- Donna 15 - Vicki 3 (-2) - The Brigadier 22 - Stephen 4
- Jo Grant 20 - Tegan 3 - Victoria 8 - Sarah Jane 20
- Ben 3 - Harry 18 - Jamie 22 (+1) - Leela 18
17: Polly
18. Liz 19. Nyssa 20. Captain Jack 21. K9
22. Rose 23. Peri 24. Ace 25. Martha
26. Turlough 27. Romana II 28. Mickey 29: Adric
30. Susan 31: Grace 32: Dodo 33: Mel
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
The final set-up in the series reminded me of the 1979 London Weekend Television Quatermass story starring John Mills as the eponomous professor.
Although the story occurred after the downfall of civilization the premis was that young people were drawn towards standing stone circles. These young people were 'in tune' with an off-world alien inteligence. The older generation could not make the connection.
These stone circles had been erected by our ancestors to mark the collecting places used in pre-history. The alien inteligence harvested the young people at these points for their essence. (it was likened to us collecting the glands of certain mammals to make perfume).
Although in COE, it was children rather than 'young people' (i.e. the under 30s) and they were herded to the gathering points as opposed to be drawn to them, it strikes me as a similar plot device. Both can commune with the inteligence the 'harvesting' and involved fire reigning from the sky at given points to consume the youngsters.
The solution in the quatermass story involved Quatermass (and his colleagues) sacrificing themselves by detonating a battlefield nuclear device in one of the stone rings whilst the harvesting was occurring.
Anyone else remember this series, I remeber it making a lasting impact on my 12 year old mind at the original time of broadcast. I rewatched it about 4 years ago on rental from netflix. It was only in the final 2 COE episodes that the parallelness of the stories struck me.
What I was wondering was a) if the 456 can controll the children why didn't they just make them go to the collecting places without adult intervention, or b) just collect them whilst they were at the schools. It seems needless to start negociating with the governments, if they cannot detect the spaceships etc. just take the children from the schools, or better, at Hannah Montana and Jonas Brothers concerts.
Well apart from a few plot holes I enjoyed this greatly and agree with others that it shows what Torchwood could have been. Mainly what series one could have been, since on the whole I thought the second series was vastly superior.
It was very unTorchwood that no 'bonking' or building straddling occurred during COE, the former probably because Owen is no longer with us but there was no excuse for the latter.
Unfortunately, it looks like there will be no more Torchwood: everyone's either dead, 'up the duff' or off-world. Or should I say "no more Welsh Torchwood!" Between Julie Gardner and RTD moving to the USA and Jack wanting to ' get away'. I wonder how long until we get Torchwood:LA on our TV sets.
Tom Baker is back as the Doctor!!!!!
rumor or not, i hope they come out! let's just hope it's not tom baker's home made stories about the 4th doctor getting old and not regenerating!
HURT/HEAL: The COMPANIONS
- Ian 16 - Zoe 14 - Romana I 9 - Barbara 10 (+1)
- Donna 15 - Vicki 5 - The Brigadier 22 - Stephen 4
- Jo Grant 20 - Tegan 3 - Victoria 8 - Sarah Jane 20
- Ben 3 (-2) - Harry 18 - Jamie 21 - Leela 18
17: Polly
18. Liz 19. Nyssa 20. Captain Jack 21. K9
22. Rose 23. Peri 24. Ace 25. Martha
26. Turlough 27. Romana II 28. Mickey 29: Adric
30. Susan 31: Grace 32: Dodo 33: Mel
Warehouse 13
Well, personally I wasn't that impressed with Fringe. It seemed to be trying too hard to be like X-Files but stranger and it all felt pretty forced to me. I never finished watching the first season.
I'll give this a shot, it sounds like it could be fun. If not, no loss.
Torchwood 3: Days 1-2 SPOILERS!!!!
Farewell to this dark, disgusting, and dismal show. May it be out of our miseries forever. Lois, who trusted TW, is in a cell for good, charged with espionage because TW are morons who can't stop any alien invasion this huge, say they can and make things worse--or rather she would be in a cell....no thanks to TW she's freed due to the secretary. Jack doesn't even blink as he's taken from his cell. He doens't even think to ask them to free Lois. Frobisher should have killed that bastard PM. The whole show was really his. This is RTD's way of depressing us and it worked. Sad to say that this is probably how this would go down should, God forbid, this situation actually present itself. This RTD show is so far removed from what DW is, the spirit of it is so destroyed utterly and TW has always been like that...once in a while it would be okay in the DW universe but now...this EDIT is gone hopefully forever. I still stand by my original assessemenst of this crap: like Ray Harryhausen says that instead of looking up at the skies, we're looking down into the sewers strewn with EDIT and trash and gross negativiity.
EDIT - please moderate your posts - daveac
Okay after that horrible TORCHWOOD crap, this is a walk in park, diseases and old men with black skin and red eyes or vica versa...
Finally this Doctor wins one fight and startlingly. Tegan seems, or rather Janet seems to have a cold in some scenes. The BG and Turlough's little spouting is a bore at this point. Kill the bloody Doctor yourself you big dope or leave Turlough alone or kill him or take him over or whatever but get on with it. This subplot would have been best left out entirely. I must admit I don't quite get a lot of what's going on in both these episodes. How does moving around a control in Terminus get the TARDIS door to reappear? How does Turlough know exactly what switch to try? Or doesn't he?
The scenes with the Garm are pretty much all poor. Sutton does a terrible job in her last two episodes, except her leaving scene. That's pretty good., not as emotional as Sarah Jane or Tegan's leavings but not even as good as Leela's but good nevertheless. IMO. Sutton's screaming is awful and her acting as she's chained up terrible. Olvir tries to help and does, making a near mess of things but coming out okay in the end. He even gets Nyssa to trip him and sit on top of him with her bare arms and legs...Nyssa also begs the Vanir to take other Lazars before her because they are sicker. By contrast, Davison is very very good and his Doctor here commanding for once.
The fight sequences are, for this era, or any for that matter, fairly well done. It's what happens around those fight scenes that sucks. For instance, Olvir is done with his fight and turns to find Nyssa gone but the Garm is just a few feet away, carrying her. He screams as if Garm has gone and he can't find him! Nyssa's entire capture, chaining up, and "cure" are all poorly handled. It is as if the direction for these last two eps suddenly changed and got lax...
Search ABOUT TIME for things that don't make sense about this story, ther'e is a bunch of em. I can add one to that unless I missed something: Unless I'm way wrong, there was no way the Doctor and Kari could know that the box controlled the Garm. They also seem to find out remarkably easy how to destroy all the dangerous wires and stuff on Terminus to prevent a further accident. Maybe something more should have been done and earlier than this by the Doctor? Who knows. The Garm speaks! I forgot about that entirely and as soon as I heard it, I can rememember why I forgot it. It sounds awful. Really this thing sounds and looks like something from a SID AND MARTY KROFT comedy and not one of the good ones. If there are any. Olvir and Kari seem trapped on the station; Olvir asked her if she had some thotught as to how they were going to get out of here and she says she's got some idea and at first I thought they were going to make for the Tardis but this is never resolved.
Janet Fielding in a thankless role here does well. She's come a long way from the idiot in FOUR TO DOOMSDAY and in a similar scene here to the one in that she does remarkeablly well in TERMINUS. When she and the Doctor remeet and Nyssa tells him to be nice to her or tell her he's glad to see her, it's pretty funny. Just before that Nyssa says, "I't'll be nice to see Tegan." The Doctor doesn't seem too sure, "Yes, well, it will be nice to know she's safe..." Funny. Kari seemed to be his companion for most of these two episodes and indeed the whole story. She's not much of an improvement on Nyssa and not on Tegan. Turlough has some moments here, most of them annoying, repeating, and boring. A few seconds worth of charaterization does elicit some sympathy.
In any event, an uneven story with some really bad scenes in eps 3-4, poorly executed and acted in many spots and explanations not really given. I mean who built Terminus? Where are the Vanir from? The lazars? Radiation cures the disease? And many more questions but again, see ABOUT TIME 5.
And that ending: not sure how I feel about a zoom in on the Black Guardian's mouth saying...for the hundredth time, "Kill the Doctor now!"
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
This is what Torchwood should have been like in series one, or rather, what its promise was. This is what it was originally hyped as; and it has finally lived up to its billing.
Possible twist at the end of CoE
Can Steve come back to life?
Torchwood 3: Days 1-2 SPOILERS!!!!
When you could've easily posted your Day 1-2 stuff under the Day 2 thread. Yeah, you just feel the need to stand out on your own.
You went into this wanting to hate it, and you come out of it hating it. You looked for every excuse to slag on it in the end.
[SPOILERS!] Epi 5 'Day Five'
If this was an American mini-series, that is exactly what we most likely would had gotten. An ending where everyone wins and there are no losses or consequence.
And if this were Doctor Who, it would've another giant reset button, like with Last of the Time Lords. I loved this mini-series, but it shouldn't take the spin-off to see the best writing, to see the true moral and ethical questions be raised and answered. In short, RTD should've had the balls to do with this with Doctor Who. Alas, he hasn't.
That said, I'll just repeat the various thoughts I've shared with the Torchwood Yahoo Group:
After Day Three: Well, Day One set the bar awfully high, but so far I think the mini-series is holding up well.
There's a good balance with the characters and the story, which is hard to pull off when you've only got the three central characters, our Torchwood crew, but an entire compliment of supporting characters, all of whom are new to the audience.
After Day Five:
Well, I for one will not be hoping for a series 4. Not because I'm disappointed with this ending, but because I COMPLETELY LOVED THIS ENTIRE DAMN MINI-SERIES!
This is far and away RTD's best writing for the Whoniverse. Not only can they not top this, they'd be daft to even try. They've pinnacled with this, and I'm perfectly content with this being the end of Torchwood.
(And no, I wouldn't watch a Captain Jack-less Torchwood anyways.)
On whether this ruined Torchwood & Jack or made them look weak and ineffective:
Honestly, I thought that at times too. Hell, I thought until they actually threw the solution at us that they'd really go through with sacrificing 10% of the children, something they'd never have the gall to do on Doctor Who (see: Big Red Reset Button in Last of the Time Lords).
But in the end, I felt that the manner in which Torchwood was shown really put them at their full potential: no Hub, short on team members and skills, on the run, and at the mercy of everyone being out to get them.
I suppose the argument could be made that we got too much of the supporting characters, but I felt that each of them was really fleshed out and three-dimensional, rather than paper thin as so many characters had been in the previous two series. Or the fact that Owen and Tosh were wasted.
On top of that, it showed that Jack is willing to make sacrifices. He has in the past, and he did it here. He will likely have to do so again down the road. It's a constant reminder of who he is and what he must be; that he must be something the Doctor cannot be
On Jack sacrificing his grandson:
Yes, he did, knowing full well it was one child (yes, the only one who was conveniently available), or allow 10% of the world's children to be sacrificed. It was, as I said, the choice he was forced to make.
So obviously Jack should've allowed the 10% to die? Then (in something never stated in the series, but should be in the back of everyone's mind) the aliens come back in a few decades and do this all over again, likely for an even greater sacrifice?
On Jack running away:
Yes, it did. Which shows that it isn't all clouds and bunnies at the end. It shows that Jack is a very flawed person who struggles to cope with what he did. Some people, like the Doctor, manage. Others, like Jack, run.
Oddly enough, I find that makes him no different than the rest of us
Sorry this ends up being so long, but I wanted to get it all out there at once. :)
[SPOILERS!] Epi 1 'Day One'
I hate to do this, but... seriously, your schtick is tired and worn out, Chase. I've been vocal of my problems with RTD's writing, but the fact that you tear this entire mini-series apart because RTD wrote it when you hadn't even seen it, and your obvious desire to hate it no matter what, it's not needed at all.
Possible twist at the end of CoE
That whole 'hitch-hiker' thing was quite a dead end with the plot, wasn't it? But it did serve it's purpose: introduce that doctor to Torchwood, to set them up for the attack by special forces and the destruction of the Hub.


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text: The Dawn of Civilization (Prehistory – 300CE) Themes of History There are 8 common themes that connect people & society throughout history. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Arts & Ideas Belief Systems Economic System Geography & Environment Government & Citizenship Migration & Diffusion Science & Technology Society History … History is the study of man & the human experience Prehistory: Before writing History: Writing Historians & anthropologists learn about past societies by studying culture & artifacts. Culture: A society's knowledge, art, beliefs, customs & values Artifacts: Man made objects from the past Ex: clay pots, coins, tools, etc. Key Discoveries Donald Johnson: "Lucy": Partial skeleton proving that man walked upright at least 3mya Mary & Louis Leakey: Laetoli Footprints: 3.5mya – earliest evidence that man walked upright Early Hominids (Early Man) Homo Habilis Australopithecine • • • • "Southern Ape" 4-5mya in Africa Upright Walked on 2 legs • "Handy Man" • 2.4mya in Africa • Simple stone tools Homo Erectus • • • • • "Upright Man" 2-1.5mya in Africa Stone tools & axe Controlled fire Migrated out of Africa Homo Sapiens • "Wise Man" • 200,000ya in Africa • Same as modern man • Migrated around the world • Created fire Human Migration (Movement) It is believed that humans first appeared in Africa About 200,000ya, early man began to move out of Africa To Asia, Australia, Europe & the Americas The Ice Age made this movement possible Created frozen land bridges that connected the continents The Stone Ages (2.5mya – 3,000bce) Paleolithic Age (2.5mya – 10,000ya) Neolithic Era (8000 – 3000bce) AKA: The Stone Age AKA: The New Stone Age Major Advancements: Tools Major Advancements: Farming & better tools People: Nomads: Moved from place to place following food Hunter-Gatherers: Men hunted & women gathered plants/berries Technology: Specialized tools, clothing & shelter Art: Cave paintings, stone carvings Religion: Animism – the belief that all things in nature have a spirit Neolithic Revolution (10,000ya) Development of agriculture & farming!! Domestication of plants & animals Domestication: selective breeding of plants & animals to be more useful to humans People: Pastoralists: Herded live stock Some began to create settlements Technology: farming tools, pottery, weaving Religion: More formalized w/gods • Domestication of plants & animals • 10,000ya – end of Ice Age • Warmer climate & new plants • Man learned to farm NEOLITHIC REVOLUTION (man begins to farm) • New farming tools • Larger & more stable food supply • Early settlements & farming villages • Pastoralists herd animals Man begins to use bronze tools Bronze is metal that is stronger than copper From Villages to Cities Improved farming techniques (irrigation) led to a surplus (extra) in food supply Extra food meant less people were needed to farm Other people could focus on different jobs Pottery making, weaving, etc. Specialization: Being really good at what you do Division of Labor: Each person has a specific job Leads to trade • Type of economy in early farming villages • An economy based on customs & traditions • Ex: farmers trade food for pottery or blankets • Still around today… •Ex: S. American tribes, tribes in Africa, the Amish… Civilization: Complex & organized society. Most early civilizations formed around rivers! Art & Architecture • Monuments, statues, pictures Developed Cities • Social & Economic institutions Organized Gov't. • Created laws, taxed, oversaw construction Record Keeping & Writing • Taxes, crop output • Writing beliefs & ideas 7 Characteristics of Civilization Formalized Religion • Ceremonies, rituals, religious leaders Social Classes • Social order based on occupation Specialized Labor • Farmers, tax collectors, builders Artisans: skilled craftsmen • Pottery, weaving, Changes in Civilizations Early civilizations relied on the environment & began to trade for things they did not have As people traded, they began to share ideas Cultural Diffusion: Sharing & adopting new ideas, skills, & beliefs. As civilizations continued to grow, they began to compete with each other for resources, often leading to warfare The Fertile Crescent Fertile land between the Mediterranean Sea & the Persian Gulf. Due to the nutrient rich soil, many civilizations emerged Fertile soil = good for farming!! Civilization is dependent on geography 2 major rivers run through the Fertile Crescent Tigris & Euphrates Rivers Mesopotamia: Land between the rivers Sumerian Civilization Settled in Sumer Cities developed around 3,000bce Used mud bricks (example of how geography influence society) City-states developed Political unit with a government Ziggurats were temples at the center of each city-states Pyramid shaped Sumerian Religion & Gov't. Religion was the center of life Polytheism: Belief in many gods Usually controlled nature, protected each city-state, & were like humans Priests initially governed city-states & enjoyed high status Successful war chiefs became kings & formed dynasties Dynasty: rulers from the same family Math & Sciences Arts • Number system based on 60 • Used geometry to build cities & irrigation systems • Invented wheel & plow • Basic surgery • Ramps, arches, & Columns • Cylinder seals Sumerian Culture Trade & Society • Traded with other societies • Traders became wealthy • Class systems Writing • 1st writing system • Cuneiform • Used stylus on clay tablets • Epic of Gilgamesh Gilgamesh Interactive Mesopotamian Empires Akkadians • Ruled by Sargon I • 1st permanent Army • 1st Empire • Empire: Large area w/ many different people Babylonians • Ruled by Hammurabi Hittites • Strong military with Chariots • Taxed & traded • Began ironworking • Hammurabi's Code: 1st set of written laws & punishments • Adapted ways of previous empires • Adapted ways of previous empires Hanging Gardens of Babylon Mesopotamian Empires (Cont'd) Assyrians Chaldeans Phoenicians • Military power with iron weapons =very harsh • Babylon was the capital • Wealthy trading society • Nebuchadnezzar II •Built Hanging Gardens • Expert sailors • Dominated trade • Explored • Calendar based on phases of the moon • Alphabet • Influenced Greek & English language • System of roads • Kings ruled through Local leaders • Library of Nineveh had 20,000 cuneiform tablets • Used astronomy to predict weather The Hebrews Ancestors of the Jews Traced back to Abraham Torah: Sacred religious book 1st 5 books of the Old Testament The Torah states that God promised the Hebrews "the promised land" of Canaan Modern day Israel Abraham led people to Canaan & land was divided into the 12 Tribes 1 for each of Abraham's sons Patriarchs: Ancestral fathers of modern Israelites Abraham & his sons Egypt & the Hebrews As the Hebrews became powerful, the kings of Egypt feared & enslaved them The Exodus: Moses led the Hebrew slaves back to the promised land 40 years in the desert Moses asked prayed for help & was given the 10 Commandments Moral laws After reaching Canaan, Israel became very powerful, but divided around 722bce Diaspora: Movement of Jews outside of the promised land Judaism Monotheistic: Belief on only 1 God Believed to be the 1st monotheistic religion Believed in: Justice & righteousness Obedience to the law 10 Commandments Mosaic laws govern worship & prayers The Persian Empire Cyrus the Great: Created the largest empire in the ancient world He allowed the many different people to keep their customs & cultures Darius I: Rebuilt Persian Empire after Cyrus' death Created permanent army Satraps: governors of certain regions w/i the empire It was too big for Darius to rule on his own Xerxes: Last strong ruler of Persia Zoroastrianism New religion based on dualism Dualism: Belief that the world is controlled by two forces – good v evil!! People have free will & can choose to act as they please Declined after Persian Empire declined However, ideas are still around today & influenced many other religions Persian Achievements Blended cultures Cultural diffusion…. Road system Help rulers communicate with regions around empire Easy for military to move around empire Art Gold cups Stone carvings Columns Ancient Egypt Civilization developed along the Nile River in Africa Longest river in the world Very fertile soil (silt) deposited when Nile flooded Delta: area around the mouth of the river Richest soil Divided into two kingdoms Upper Egypt Lower Egypt: Near delta Menes: United Upper & Lower Egypt Basics of Egypt Pharaohs: Egyptian kings Seen as gods Theocracy: Gov't. ruled by religious figures Pharaohs were "god-like" The Pharaoh counted on many people to help him/her rule Bureaucracy: Structured system of gov't. officials Vizier: Most powerful; Pharaoh's main advisor Significant Pharaohs Hatshepsut: Only female pharaoh of Egypt Took over when husband died Funded huge long distant trading expositions Akhenaten: Changed Egyptian religion to monotheistic Worship only 1 god (Aten – sun god) Ramses the Great: Made peace with the Hittites Most building projects Egyptian Religion Mainly polytheistic Osiris: Judge of the Dead Isis: Goddess of nature & protector of women Horus: God of the sky Anubis: Protector of the dead Amon-Re: King of the Gods Obelisks: Tall pillars with detailed carvings Priests cared for the gods & common people played no role Believed in an afterlife Mummification Process to preserve the body from decaying How Egyptians prepared their pharaohs for the afterlife Pyramids: Burial tombs for the pharaohs Size does matter…the bigger the pyramid, the more powerful the pharaoh Egyptian Life Class System Gov't. officials & priests, doctors & scribes (writers) Artisans & merchants Peasant farmers (90%) Women had more rights in Egypt than anywhere else in the ancient world Worked outside the home!! Leisure time spent like we do Played games, ate, swimming… . Egyptian Writing Hieroglyphics: Egyptian form of writing that used symbols Papyrus: Plant that was made into paper for writing Rosetta Stone: Ancient stone with 3 different languages Hieroglyphics, demonic, & Greek Unlocked the key to translating hieroglyphics & other ancient texts Art, Science, & Math Huge pyramids & temples The Great Sphinx Huge statue 65 feet high!! Basic math & advanced geometry Studied human anatomy Heal broken bones, remove tumors, basic surgery… Ancient India India is a subcontinent Subcontinent: Large land mass that is part of a continent India is part of the Asian continent Two major rivers helped support Indian civilization Indus River Ganges River Monsoons: Seasonal winds Summer = warm, rainy months Winter = cool, drier months Indus Valley Civilization Cities: Well planned with roads in a grid system Sewer system Economy: Based on agriculture & trade Society: Varnas: Four social classes, which were divided into hundreds of smaller classes called castes. 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Mon Jasmin Noir is launched as the new version of the dark and mysterious Jasmin Noir perfume from the luxurious jewelry house of Bvlgari.
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METTL3 encodes the 70 kDa subunit of MT-A which is part of N6-adenosine-methyltransferase. Additionally we are shipping METTL3 Proteins (4) and METTL3 Kits (2) and many more products for this protein.
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The Young Messiah
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Why is The Young Messiah rated PG-13? The Young Messiah is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for some violence and thematic elements.
Violence: Scenes throughout this movie depict physical confrontations involving swords and knives, which include bloody stabbings and slashings. One scene depicts various men being crucified (hung on crosses); a later scene shows a soldier stabbing one of these men in an effort to shorten his misery. A man accosts a woman and appears to be planning to rape her, however two other people intervene and halt the attack. When a young child bullies another child, an accident results that causes the perpetrator to fall down and die—he is later revived. Scenes of verbal altercation, threats and peril are seen, some of which will be frightening to younger children.
Sexual Content: It appears a man intends to rape a woman, but the act is interrupted. A woman in a skimpy costume dances for a king. Vague, period terminology is used to imply a woman is a prostitute. A character calls a man's wife a "whore". The miraculous conception of a child is spoken of in vague terms.
Language: Infrequent racial and sexual slurs are used.
Alcohol / Drug Use: A character attempts to bribe a soldier with wine. Social drinking is depicted.
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Release Date: 14 June 2016
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Warranty: 1 Year Limited WarrantyMilwaukee Orbital Super Sawzall Reciprocating Saw has a high powered 13 amp Milwaukee built motor for fast orbital cutting action. The variable speed trigger provides 0 to 3000 strokes per minute with a 1-1/4 in. stroke. The 6536-21 is counter balanced for smoother operation with less vibration. A gear protecting clutch allows the saw to withstand impacts, lengthening the life of the tool. The Quik-Lok blade clamp provides fast and easy blade changes, and an impact resistant carrying case provides room to store a variety of accessories. The terms Reconditioned, Refurbished, and Remanufactured all refer to the process of inspecting a tool for maintenance or minor repair. All Factory Reconditioned tools that Hardware Sales Inc. sells have been inspected by the manufacturer and fixed if needed. They are then sent to us for resale as Factory Reconditioned items. They are guaranteed to work like a brand new tool. In most cases they look new although it is possible for them to come with a scratch or scrape since they are not brand new tools.
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I have a new Windows 7 machine from which I would like to run Spiceworks. I am administering an office of about 30 people/machines and would like to use a Windows 7 machine to run Spiceworks, rather than the server (I have a few concerns about placing it on the server at the moment). Is there a way to do this that would allow the clients access to the help desk in order to submit tickets?
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Oct 25, 2010 at 10:07 UTC
Install it on the win7 machine.
Create a cname in your DNS server. Point "HelpDesk" to the IP of that machine.
Make sure you use a static IP.
Oct 25, 2010 at 10:09 UTC
Spiceworks will run on pretty much any Windows OS apart from 2000. Windows XP, Vista, 7, 2003, 2008 and 2008 R2 are all fully supported.
Oct 25, 2010 at 10:20 UTC
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Wouldn't I first have to designate the Win7 machine as a DNS with the static IP address? I don't see a place where I can designate a static IP in the CNAME setup.
Oct 25, 2010 at 10:30 UTC
Just create a new A record and point it at the IP the Win7 machine uses.
Alternatively you can use a C-Name if your computers are registered in an AD domain and you have setup the DNS server to allow clients to register themselves in DNS, you could then point the C-name to <computername>.<domainname.com>.
Oct 25, 2010 at 10:35 UTC
Be sure to also edit the Firewall configuration to allow Spiceworks Apache service inbound access.
Dec 3, 2010 at 9:22 UTC
All set. I created a new Host (A) called helpdesk and pointed it back to my static IP and it seems to have done the trick. Now, if I can avoid having my clients log in, I'll be a happy camper.


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(Updated 4/5/2017) Course registration for Fall 2017 begins the week of April 4. Below are many of the courses we are offering in the fall semester (click on an image to open the PDF flyer):
Last week, as part of the festivities for UNC's Asia Week 2017, a Tibetan Monk from the Kadampa Center in Raleigh, Geshe Palden Sangpo, was invited to the FedEx Global Education Center to build a sand mandala over the course of several days. The building of the sand mandala, and its subsequent destruction, are part of an ancient Tibetan Buddhist tradition that embodies themes of harmony and the transitoriness of life.
A student in our department, Brodie Heginbotham, who is a double major in Religious Studies and Journalism at UNC, wrote an article describing the event and covering the different dimensions of its significance. To read the article, click here.
Posted in Events, Undergraduate Accomplishments on March 1, 2017
On Wednesday of last week, our faculty and graduate students gathered in Graham Memorial Building for our first McLester colloquium of 2017. The speaker was Benjamin Zeller, Associate Professor of Religion at Lake Forest College and a PhD graduate (2007) of our department. In his lecture, titled "Religious Suicide and the Puzzling Case of Heaven's Gate," he gave a historical overview and analysis of the religious movement known as Heaven's Gate, which drew media attention in 1997 after several dozen of its members committed mass suicide at their group residence in Rancho Santa Fe, California.
At the beginning of the event, Susan McLester Kemmerlin, daughter of Bill McLester (after whom the colloquium is named), presented our department with a beautiful stitching of UNC's academic seal!
See you soon at the next McLester colloquium!Posted in Alumni News, Events, Graduate Student News on February 23, 2017
Anne Blankenship (PhD 2012), who is currently an assistant professor in History, Philosophy, and Religious Studies at North Dakota State University, recently published a book titled Christianity, Social Justice, and the Japanese American Incarceration during World War II (UNC Press, 2016). The book offers an incisive analysis of the place of Christianity within Japanese American internment camps during World War II. From the UNC Press website:
"Anne M. Blankenship's study of Christianity in the infamous camps where Japanese Americans were incarcerated during World War II yields insights both far-reaching and timely. While most Japanese Americans maintained their traditional identities as Buddhists, a sizeable minority identified as Christian, and a number of church leaders sought to minister to them in the camps. Blankenship shows how church leaders were forced to assess the ethics and pragmatism of fighting against or acquiescing to what they clearly perceived, even in the midst of a national crisis, as an unjust social system. These religious activists became acutely aware of the impact of government, as well as church, policies that targeted ordinary Americans of diverse ethnicities.
Posted in Alumni News on February 15, 2017
"Going through the doors of the camp churches and delving deeply into the religious experiences of the incarcerated and the faithful who aided them, Blankenship argues that the incarceration period introduced new social and legal approaches for Christians of all stripes to challenge the constitutionality of government policies on race and civil rights. She also shows how the camp experience nourished the roots of an Asian American liberation theology that sprouted in the sixties and seventies."
The Boyd Fellowship is an $11,000 fellowship given annually to a major or double-major in the Department of Religious Studies who plans to pursue either graduate or professional education in religion. Current majors, as well as those who graduate the preceding year but did not immediately enter graduate or professional school in religion, are eligible.
The application deadline this year is February 20, 2017, so if you are interested, take note!
For details on how to apply, click here. Specific questions about the fellowship can also be directed to our Director of Undergraduate Studies.Posted in News & Events on January 26, 2017
Rabia Gregory (PhD 2007) is an associate professor in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Missouri. Rabia's recent book, titled Marrying Jesus in Medieval and Early Modern Northern Europe: Popular Culture and Religious Reform (Ashgate, 2016), examines a fascinating concept within medieval religious culture. From the Routledge website:
Posted in Alumni News on January 11, 2017
"The first full-length study of the notion of marriage to Jesus in late medieval and early modern popular culture, this book treats the transmission and transformation of ideas about this concept as a case study in the formation of religious belief and popular culture. Marrying Jesus in Medieval and Early Modern Northern Europe provides a history of the dispersion of theology about the bride of Christ in the period between the twelfth and seventeenth centuries and explains how this metaphor, initially devised for a religious elite, became integral to the laity's pursuit of salvation. Unlike recent publications on the bride of Christ, which explore the gendering of sanctity or the poetics of religious eroticism, this is a study of popular religion told through devotional media and other technologies of salvation. Marrying Jesus argues against the heteronormative interpretation that brides of Christ should be female by reconstructing the cultural production of brides of Christ in late medieval Europe. A central assertion of this book is that by the fourteenth century, worldly, sexually active brides of Christ, both male and female, were no longer aberrations. Analyzing understudied vernacular sources from the late medieval period – including sermons, early printed books, spiritual diaries, letters, songs, and hagiographies – Rabia Gregory shows how marrying Jesus was central to late medieval lay piety, and how the 'chaste' bride of Christ developed out of sixteenth-century religious disputes."
The Noah's Ark mosaic from the site of Huqoq, discovered this past summer by Prof. Jodi Magness and her team, was just selected by Live Science as one of "The 9 Biggest Archaeology Findings of 2016!"
To view the list, click here.
For more on the Huqoq excavations, including how to participate in the 2017 season, click here.Posted in Faculty News on December 30, 2016
Katie Merriman, a PhD student in our department specializing in Islamic Studies, has recently published an article in The Funambulist: Politics of Space and Bodies, an international magazine that bridges the worlds of design and critical research in the humanities. The November-December 2016 issue is on the topic of "Police," and Merriman's article, titled "New York City: Multiracial Struggles and Solidarities in Islamic Harlem," describes a series of sites in Harlem, New York highlighting the multiracial history of Muslims in the city. The article is based on a free walking tour of the area that Merriman conducts on a regular basis. From the beginning of the article:
"Harlem is home to only a handful of New York City's nearly 300 mosques, but its history is a testament to the presence of Muslim institutions, leaders, and literature as solace and a form of resistance to white supremacy. Moreover, Muslims are part of a larger tradition that sees Harlem as a sacred site for black brilliance and rejuvenation."
Along the way, Merriman discusses a wide range of events, figures, and themes, including: the Bengali labor strikes, Malcolm X, a Senegalese Sufi saint, international intellectual networks, multiracial civic initiatives, halal restaurants, police brutality, immigration law, and the growing impact of gentrification on communities and their sacred spaces.
To see the contents of the issue, and to purchase access to the full article (digital and/or print versions), click here.
Posted in Graduate Student News on December 15, 2016
(Updated Dec. 9) With spring semester approaching, we will periodically highlight upcoming courses that may be of special interest to students. Here are just four among the many that our department is offering in Spring 2017:
RELI 143: Judaism in Our Time [course flyer]
Instructor: Yaakov Ariel (email@example.com)
TuTh 9:30AM-10:45AM (Gen Eds: SS, GL)
This course aims at providing a panoramic view of Jewish life, culture, practices, and challenges in our time. It will explore the diverse ethnic, geographical, political, literary, artistic, and communal forms in which Judaism has found expression in our generation and will offer students an opportunity to study the manner in which social and cultural changes affect religious practices and norms.
RELI/GERM 227: Luther and the Bible [course flyer]
Instructor: Ruth von Bernuth (firstname.lastname@example.com)
MoWe 1:25PM-2:15PM, plus recitation (Gen Eds: HS, WB)
What is the legacy of the Protestant Reformation on modern life today? Learn how Reformation ideas have influenced religion, society, economics, and politics from early modern to modern times. Readings include Luther's On the Freedom of a Christian and That Jesus Christ Was Born a Jew, Melanchthon's The Pope-Ass Explained, Brant's Ship of Fools, as well as hymns, carnival plays, and Bible translations. The only prerequisite: an inquiring mind. (Readings and class discussions in English.)
RELI 566: Islamic and Jewish Legal Literature [course flyer]
Instructor: Evyatar Marienberg (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Ahmed El Shamsy (University of Chicago)
Th 3:30PM-6:20PM (Gen Eds: PH, WB)
This course, on both Jewish and Islamic law, will be co-taught by Dr. Ahmed El Shamsy (Chicago, Islamic Law) and Dr. Evyatar Marienberg (UNC, Jewish Law), using videoconferencing technology, combining the two classrooms to one. We will explore the nature, structure, development, and significance of the legal system of each of these two religions. We will explore laws about food, holidays, prayer, finances, relations to other groups, sexuality, the status of women, medical treatment, and more. No need to have any background in Hebrew or Arabic: all texts will be provided in English, and no previous knowledge on Islam or Judaism will be assumed.
RELI 580: African-American Islam [course flyer]
Instructor: Juliane Hammer (email@example.com)
TuTh 2:00PM-3:15PM (Gen Eds: HS, GL, NA; research intensive)
Who was Malcolm X? What's hip hop got to do with Islam? Is Islam an American religion? What is the Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative? Find out the answers to these questions and more in RELI 580: African-American Islam!Posted in News & Events on December 7, 2016
Syndicate Network, an online forum for facilitating conversations on topics in the humanities, is currently hosting an online symposium on Prof. David Lambert's award-winning book, How Repentance Became Biblical: Judaism, Christianity, and the Interpretation of Scripture (Oxford University Press, 2016).
The symposium consists of critical reviews of the book by four scholars of different theoretical perspectives, with subsequent responses by Prof. Lambert leading to further back-and-forth dialogue. This format allows for an in-depth, illuminating exploration of the many issues that the book raises.
The online symposium can be found here. Currently the site has posted the responses of Joel Kaminsky (Smith College) and Susanne Scholz (Southern Methodist University); the responses of Reed Carlson (Harvard Divinity School) and Jeffrey Stackert (University of Chicago) are still to come.Posted in Faculty News, Faculty Publications on November 30, 2016


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I've never had the most green of thumbs, but I've always loved the idea of having an apartment filled with beautiful plants. I have now seen Wall-E a million and one times, so I was of course inspired to think outside the box as far as the planters used to hold my little green growers. I'm moving into a new apartment in only a week, so I'm trying to knock out as many DIYs as I can in only a few days. Goodwill has a lot of great options, so I set out to get as creative as I could with things I could find at any Goodwill store in Arkansas.
1. BOOT. I have to start off with the container that inspired this post. Wall-E made a hope for his plant in a dirty brown boot, but I recommend a rain boot for this DIY. Rain boots can handle being watered and are durable enough to hold a whole lot of dirt, making them a great quirky planter. Fill the boot with dirt and rocks so your plant can stick up out the top of the boot.
2. POT. Goodwill of course has the classic pots used to house plants. You can jazz up these planters with a little paint. Paint the pot a deep red color then with a smaller brush add cream or white dots to make the pot look like a strawberry. Finish off with a glaze to make the DIY look very polished.
3. MUG. For your tiny plants, pick up a mug from Goodwill in a color that looks great in your kitchen. For tiny kitchens, this planter fits perfectly. Just fill the mug with dirt, add your plant, and water it as necessary.
4. MUFFIN TIN. Muffin tins are the perfect home for individual succulents. Put a few rocks in each cup, pick a succulent for each hole, and you've got a one of a kind tin. For a rustic look keep the muffin tins as is, but feel free to spray paint the muffin tin whatever color suits your style.
5. BOOK. This DIY takes a little more work to execute. Start off with a thick book, open it up to the first page, and use an X-acto knife to cut out a rectangle through all of the pages. You may need to glue some pages together to make the cut. Make sure to leave a one to two inch border. Then, fill your new hole with rocks and dirt and stick in as many plants as can fit. This only works on books with very thick and stable covers as a base.
6. BASKET. For this DIY you only need a basket and a cloth that won't allow dirt to seep through the holes in the basket. Just fill a basket of any size with dirt and add in your plants.
7. BOWL. If you fall in love with a bowl at Goodwill and doesn't go with a set, this DIY will give the bowl a place in your life. Show off deeper bowls with tall plants and shallow bowls with cute succulent plants.
8. TEAPOT. If you have a little teapot that is short and stout, use it to hold a plant. You can get quirky and creative in decorating a ceramic teapot or just boy one of the many interesting teapots Goodwill has for a only a few dollars. Be careful to monitor how your plants grow so none get stuck in the spout.
9. FLOPPY DISKS. I have been seeing this DIY all over the internet. Goodwill has all sorts of oldies but goodies like floppy disk and records. Pick up five floppy disks and some hot glue from a craft store. Squeeze a thin line of glue on the edge of each disk to form 4 walls. Then attach your four walls to a floppy disk base. Put your plastic planters in and trim so the floppy disks hide the plastic.
10. SUNDAE DISH. For those of you ice cream lovers out there, this DIY will be near and dear to your heart. We use vases all the time to hold flowers, so why not the vases' tiny glass friend. Sundae dishes are perfect for holding piles of ice cream, but they are equally perfect for holding dirt and beautiful small flowers.
No matter what planter you pick, try to be as creative as you can. Goodwill has anything you need from leather gardening gloves to metal tongs, so you have no excuse not to try to get your thumbs green. Send us your planter ideas by tagging us on our social media with the hashtag #GoodwillARDIY


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The stock market has moved sharply higher since August 27, when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke suggested that the Fed might consider another bond purchase program, a maneuver known as quantitative easing.
The point of the program is to prop up the fragile economy by keeping long term interest rates low and encourage borrowing and spending by consumers and companies.
Specifically, the Fed Head said: "The Federal Reserve is already supporting the economic recovery by maintaining an extraordinarily accommodative monetary policy, using multiple tools. Should further action prove necessary, policy options are available to provide additional stimulus." (Also read Never Mind What the Fed Thinks; Markets Say QE Is Coming.)
Investors, believing the Fed can come to the rescue, have responded: citing exchange-traded funds as indicators, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), which includes holdings like Exxon (XOM), Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), IBM (IBM), and Bank of America (BAC), is up 9.5% since August 27.
Strategists ask the following question, however: just who has been doing the buying?
We know it's not you and your neighbors. The general investing public has continued to largely side-step stocks in their own background. Burned by two bear markets, and a stock market that has gone nowhere in 10 years, retail investors have been tough to lure back into the US equity market. (Also read Equities Edge Toward a Top.)
Sine the beginning of September, they have dedicated just $1.91 billion to US equity funds, according to EPFR. Year-to-date, they have yanked out $54.1 billion.
The principal buyers, say strategists, have included a couple of well-heeled groups of money-makers. First, there are the hedge funds. In September, hedgies reportedly turned in their best performance in 16 months with a 3.5% gain. However, that still undershot a 9% advance for the overall market.
There are therefore reasons to believe that the so-called "smart money" in fact missed the big September move in the market, which might have been dominated instead by the sovereign wealth funds like the kinds operated by the governments of Singapore and Kuwait. However, hedge fund managers are paid for performance and they cannot allow a headline-making advance to happen without them. So they're now buying in order to play catch up and meet their performance bogeys, says Jon Markman of Markman Capital Insight.
A second big buyer in the stock market, says Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg, would be the proprietary trading desks at the big commercials banks. These are traders that invest their firms' capital. As Rosenberg recently noted, using weekly Fed data, bank-wide trading assets have soared $50 billion alone in the past month.
Vinny Catalano of Blue Marble Research agrees that it's the fast-money crowd dominating the run-up. "This is predominantly hedge funds and prop traders and they're dancing to the music of 'Don't Fight the Fed'", says Catalano. "You don't have much buying power from mutual funds because they're already at record low cash levels, and they're getting plenty of ongoing redemptions from investors."
What about pension funds?
The Wall Street Journal this week published an article titled "Pension Funds Flee Stocks In Search of Less-Risky Bets," which started off with the following observation: "After making the same kinds of investment blunders as many individuals, corporate pension funds now are seeking the same remedies: fleeing stocks for the perceived safety of bonds."
Indeed, Dr. Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research notes that the percentage of equities in defined benefit private pension plans rose from 35.1% during Q3-1990 to a record high of 61.9% during Q1-2006. It then plunged back down to 37.8% during Q1-2009. Of course, that was mostly attributable to the sharp decline in equity prices from October 2007 through March 2009. However, the percentage continued to drop down to 34.2% during Q2-2010 despite the impressive rally in stocks since March 2009.
However, Yardeni thinks the industry, looking ahead, might have no choice but to allocate more funds towards the equity market. That's because they'll remain desperate, he says, for better returns than are now available in the fixed-income markets.
"Many pension plans continue to use the expected return on their assets as a discount rate," Yardeni says. "This is often 8%, and reflects the performance of the past 20-30 years. Good luck with that if bond yields remain this low."
One group of investors that have been determined sellers all year: the men and women actually running our publicly-traded companies. According to Jonathan Moreland, director of research at InsiderInsights.com, in every month this year, the C-suite crowd has sold more than they bought.
In the first nine months of his year, he says, on average, 42% more companies had insiders selling stock than buying it. In total, $40.2 billion worth of stock was sold and only $7.54 billion was bought.
That stat might leave investors nervous: what do these executives know that the rest of us don't?
However, Alec Young, S&P's equity strategist, says that he doesn't place too much emphasis on whether CEOs are now selling their shares. "I don't consider this is some kind of major indicator," he says. "This has been going on all year and the market is still up. Now it may prove prescient, but I tend to focus more on valuation and the earnings outlook."
Nothing contained in this article is intended as a solicitation for business of any kind or for investment in the firm.


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27' Pearson Sailboat, 1988 ?? INFO, Opinion ??
I got looking at one, for sale, on line.. but I can't seem to find any info
about the model . .. She looks real nice in the photos...
Has a wing keel, diesel inboard...
My concern? She was built at the end of Pearson's era... was she
built like a Catalina.. aka the clorox of the sea?
If you know ?? Thanks.
Pearson, IMHO, was one of the better builders of their time. They were not designed to cross the Atlantic in a hurricane, but you don't want to be out there then either. Some of the best Pearson models were built at the end of the Pearson era (1987-1990).
I would look VERY carefully at the deck, especially near stanchions, for soft spots, or delamination. Look at the boat inspection tips thread for a good explanation of what else to look for.
I owned an 89 p-27 Wingkeel with a W-12B inboard extensively for 2yrs, Id be happy to discuss anything that I can tell you. Private message me if youd like, Id even been happy to discuss it via phone if youd find it helpful.
access to chainplates
Is there a way to access the chainplates, rebed stanchions,etc without cutting into fiberglass? I'm looking at a 1987 Pearson 27, and am very interested in it.
I rebed my stanchions 2 years ago using the Mainsail method. you can reach all the nuts by taking off the little piece of trim under each one that is attached to the liner. The chain plate come through the deck and turns into a rod the attached at the seat at the bulkhead next to the sink and the icebox. i have not done the chain plates yet. The stanchions at the bow and the stern are a little more trouble but can still be reached. no need to cut any fiberglass.
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Version 25.8 is the latest edition of Prime 95. Actually the tool is supposed to find primes, but it is a great stability test for systems, too.
The small program stresses the CPU, by calculating primes. Ideal for testing a PC's stability - depending on the selected test motherboard and RAM are stressed in addition to all processor cores. The tool reports even the slightest instabilities by giving feedback about possible rounding mistakes.
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Why Is a Revelation Made 20 Years Ago Just Now Gaining Traction?
As more states continue to legalize marijuana, whether medically, recreationally, or both, the stigma around the drug still pervades the American conscious.
In order to understand that, as well as the stigma around drug abuse in general, we need to look backwards to the times in our nation's history when society was made to collectively feel a certain way about drugs, alcohol, or other "threats" to our way of life.
When it comes down to which drugs are legal and which drugs are not, our stigmas stem only partially from the drugs themselves, having been heavily influenced by what we associate with them: where they come from, who sells them, at what point in US history they became prevalent.
Alcoholism was rampant in America when Prohibition came into effect, and afterwards both alcohol related deaths and the social stigma around alcoholism declined. When the US Government turned its head towards drugs in the 1960s, was it really the public health they were looking to protect?
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PARAMUS New Jersey (Reuters) - Rory McIlroy's bid for a career first FedExCup title got off to a rocky start on Thursday as he shot a three-over par 74 in the first round at The Barclays, the opening tournament of the four-event playoffs.
The Northern Irishman, ranked first in the world and first in the FedExCup standings after winning the British Open, WGC-Bridgestone and PGA Championship in succession, trails the leading trio in the clubhouse by eight strokes.
Americans Cameron Tringale, Hunter Mahan and Charles Howell III, all shot five-under rounds of 66 at Ridgewood Country Club to share the clubhouse lead.
The 25-year-old McIlroy blamed his poor play on a lack of preparation and not on fatigue despite taking time to celebrate his blistering run and attending to added business commitments.
"I think it's more to do with just not putting the adequate time into my game over the past week for obvious reasons," he told reporters.
"So I'm going to grab a bite to eat here and go to the range this afternoon and work on a few things and really catch up on some practice that I probably missed out on over the past week."
McIlroy, starting on the back nine, made a double-bogey and two bogeys before the turn and a birdie on the par-4 fifth hole was canceled out by another bogey on his penultimate hole - the eighth.
He slightly limited the damage by finishing his round with a birdie on the ninth hole to end at three-over - his first over-par round in competition since the final round of the U.S. Open back in June. Continued...


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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Stephen Morris threw two first-quarter touchdown passes, and Miami took advantage of Florida giving the ball away on four red-zone opportunities on the way to knocking off the 12th-ranked Gators 21-16 on Saturday.
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Mine was passed down from the grandparents, and is not as glossy as yours. I do love that little gun; for dove, quail, rabbits, squirrels, etc. it is great. My son even shot a swan with it last year!
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Tribal Agriculture: Amaranthus
Observed: 14th July 2011 By: prabha.prabhakar
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Other observations of Prince's-feather (Amaranthus hypochondriacus)
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26 September 2011 - 2:01pm RogerR (not verified)
is a bit tentative, but I it looks very like a trial crop of Amaranthus growing near Stockton-on-Tees in NE England.
This is one of several potential "biomass fuels" under evaluation for a power station on Teesside.
Amaranthus, what spp?
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This is Amaranthus, and is used as a food crop by the tribals in BR Hills in South India.
I never knew it was one of potential "bio fuels" crops.


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