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Ph.D., University of Maryland
M.A., University of Maryland
B.A., University of Maryland
Contributions of gender socialization and social influence variables as they affect psychological and physical well-being including health behaviors
Selected Honors
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Society of Counseling Psychology
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Fellow, Association for Psychological Science (2009)
Researcher of the Year Award from the Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity, Division 51 of the American Psychological Association (2003)
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Dagirmanjian, F.R., Mahalik, J. R., Boland, J., Colbow, A., Dunn, J., Pomarico, A., & Rappaport, D. (in press). How do men construct and explain men's violence? Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
Mahalik, J.R., Lombardi, C.M., Sims, J., Coley, R.L., & Lynch, A.D. (2015). Gender, male-typicality, and social norms predicting adolescent alcohol intoxication and marijuana use. Social Science and Medicine, 143, 71-80.
Mahalik, J.R., Coley, R.L., Lombardi, C.M., Lynch, A.D., Markowitz, A., & Jaffee, S. R. (2013). Changes in health risk behaviors for males and females from early adolescence through early adulthood. Health Psychology, 32, 685-694.
Mahalik, J. R., Good, G. E., Tager, D. T., Levant, R. F., & Mackowiak, C. (2012). Developing a taxonomy of helpful and harmful practices for clinical work with boys and men. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 59, 591-603.
Mahalik, J.R., & Burns, S.M. (2011). Predicting health behaviors in young men that put them at risk for heart disease. Psychology of Men & Masculinity, 12, 1-12.
Hamilton, C.D., & Mahalik, J.R. (2009). Minority stress, masculinity, and social norms predicting gay men's health risk behaviors. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 56, 132-141.
Mahalik, J.R. (2008). a biopsychosocial perspective on men's depression. Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice, 15, 174-177.
Burns, S.M., & Mahalik, J.R. (2008). Sexual functioning as a moderator of the relationship between masculinity and men's adjustment following treatment for prostate cancer. American Journal of Men's Health, 2, 6-16.
Mahalik, J.R., Walker, G. & Levi, M. (2007). Health behaviors and masculinity in Australian men. Psychology of Men and Masculinity, 8, 240-249.
Mahalik, J.R., Burns, S.M., & Syzdek, M. (2007). Masculinity and perceived normative health behaviours as predictors of men's health behaviours. Social Science and Medicine, 64, 2201-2209.
Mahalik, J. R., Morray, E., Coonerty-Femiano, A., Ludlow, L. H., Slattery, S. M., & Smiler, A. (2005). Development of the Conformity to Feminine Norms Inventory. Sex Roles, 52, 317-335.
Mahalik, J.R., Good, G.E., & Carlson, M. (2003). Masculinity scripts, presenting concerns and help-seeking: Implications for practice and training. Professional Psychology: Theory, Research and Practice, 34, 123-131.
Addis, M.E., & Mahalik, J.R. (2003). Men, masculinity, and the contexts of help-seeking. American Psychologist, 58, 5-14.
Mahalik, J.R., Locke, B., Ludlow, L., Diemer, M., Scott, R.P.J., Gottfried, M., & Freitas, G. (2003). Development of the Conformity to Masculine Norms Inventory. Psychology of Men and Masculinity, 4, 3-25.
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A Smudge of Flour
Disclaimer: Merlin and all the wonderful characters in this show belong to the BBC and some other lucky people who aren't me. Unfortunately.
Author: Diamond-Raven
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Merlin/Arthur
Spoilers: None
Themes: First time, features Jealous!Arthur
Summary: Arthur starts noticing Merlin has smudges of flour on his cheek in the mornings. While trying to come up with plausible explanations, Arthur discovers he really doesn't like some of those explanations.
Arthur knew for a fact that princes weren't supposed to notice their servants. Servants were supposed to be invisible, never heard and never seen. Only the end results of their tasks should be seen.
At some point, Arthur had apparently forgotten this fact because for the third morning in a row, he noticed his manservant had a smudge of flour on his cheek.
The only reason the sight had jarred him was because he knew Merlin had nothing to do with the kitchens. He only went down to fetch Arthur his meals and then brought the dirty dishes back down. Only during feast days was Merlin sometimes bullied into helping carry food up to the main hall or wash the mounds of dishes afterwards.
He also knew Gaius did all the cooking himself and after a hysterical event involving Merlin setting fire to the physicians table while his sole job had been to watch the flames beneath a brewing pot, Gaius had made Merlin swear not to do anything resembling cooking ever again. Arthur knew because Merlin had shown up that afternoon covered in soot marks and grousing about people not trusting him.
Which was why it was beyond Arthur why Merlin would have a smudge of flour on his cheek, never mind for the third time in three days.
Merlin was busy shaking out one of Arthur's shirts and muttering to himself so Arthur could keep staring at the smudge of flour without being caught.
It was ludicrous to think that Merlin was cooking anything. Not only did Cook not allow anybody as clumsy as Merlin more than one foot inside the kitchen door, but Arthur knew the flour hadn't been on Merlin's face the night before.
That thought made him pause. Why on earth would Merlin be cooking something at night? Unless……
Unless he wasn't cooking anything. A sudden image of Merlin and a faceless servant girl flashed into his mind – her sitting half on the large table in the kitchen, one hand around Merlin's neck and the other gripping the flour covered table beneath her, Merlin pounding into her, his pants around his ankles, his flushed face thrown back, his eyes closed with bliss and his teeth biting into his lower lip.
The thought immediately made him catch his breath, a tight feeling in his chest. Was that how Merlin got the flour on his cheek? Did that flour covered hand come up and run along Merlin's face to grip his hair? Or did she hold his face after they were done, both laughing and smiling at each other?
Arthur was immediately ripped from his thoughts by the rather annoyed tone in his manservants voice.
"God, where are you this morning? I've asked you three times already if you want the red shirt or the white one."
Arthur stared at him. His chest felt too tight and right now he didn't give a damn about what color shirt he wanted to wear.
When he didn't respond, Merlin just rolled his eyes and tossed the red shirt at him, going back to the cupboard to put the white one away.
Arthur hardly managed to catch the shirt that was thrown his way. His thoughts were still on that disgustingly vivid image in his imagination.
What was really throwing him was that he didn't need to put a face to that servant girl. It didn't matter.
Arthur knew for a fact that princes weren't supposed to care about their servants' personal lives, never mind their sex lives. As long as their trysts weren't causing political issues or embarrassing the court, nobody cared.
At some point, Arthur had apparently forgotten this fact because here he was, sneaking down to the kitchens in the dead of the night to spy on his manservant. He knew he really didn't want to see who the faceless servant girl in his head was, but another part of him still thought that maybe there was another explanation.
If there was another explanation for the flour on Merlin's cheek, that damn tight feeling in his chest would go away and Arthur could go back to ignoring his manservant and do more princely things.
He rounded the last corner before the kitchens, keeping a careful eye for any wandering guards. It wasn't unusual for him to come down to the kitchen to get himself a glass of milk or something stronger if he couldn't sleep, but he didn't want any noise to give him away and let Merlin scramble off.
He slowed his pace as he came to the kitchen door. Peering over his shoulder to make sure nobody was watching, he pressed his ear to the door, straining to hear anything.
Not a single sound carried through the door.
Either they were being very quiet or these doors were thicker than any others in the castle.
Gently pulling at the door handle, he frowned when he discovered it wasn't locked. Well, really, who would be coming down the kitchens to interrupt a tryst in the dead of the night? Usually Arthur made plenty of noise as he headed to the kitchens – insomnia always irritating him. There was no reason for them to lock the door.
That thought suddenly filled him with anger. He felt his hand clench around the door handle and he forced himself to breathe and release his death grip on the handle. He would have a heck of a time explaining why he was in a rage upon discovering his manservant was engaging in relations with some servant girl. Or servant boy.
When he was calm, he gently pushed the door open a crack, just enough to allow him to peer inside.
What he saw was so unexplainable and strange that he thought he'd taken a nasty fall down to the kitchens and smacked his head on the stone, or Merlin had slipped something into his drink at dinner that night.
Merlin wasn't having sex with a faceless servant girl, or even a servant boy.
He was cooking.
Or rather, he looked like he was baking. What was more, he looked like he was having a miserable time of it.
There were pans and bowls and utensils all over the kitchen table, sacks of flour and eggs and bowls of butter and milk sitting amid piles of spilt flour and puddles of milk. Merlin was elbow deep in one of the bowls, poking at an enormous ball of dry looking dough and glaring at it as if he thought that giving it aggressive facial expressions would help get it to do what he wanted.
All Arthur could do was stare. He managed to keep his mouth shut for a minute or so, before a snort of laughter crawled up his throat.
Merlin nearly fell over at the sound, and the sight of his manservant staring at him with wide eyes, hands still inside the bowl was so hilarious that Arthur completely lost control and dissolved into laughter, forced to bend over and clutch his side from the ache in his belly.
Arthur waved a limp hand in Merlin's direction, indicating that talking to him right now was a waste of breath.
He was hanging off the door handle, sure that if he released it, he'd fall straight over.
Merlin remained silent while Arthur finally regained control over himself and managed to straighten up, wiping stray tears off his cheeks and trying to stop the bursts of laughter that were still coming.
When Arthur could stand without the aid of the door handle anymore he shut the kitchen door behind him and then turned to stare at Merlin.
"What. Are. You. Doing?!" he demanded with a laugh, slowly walking over to the table and staring in amusement at the mess.
Merlin let out a frustrated growl and glared at him. "What does it look like I'm doing?"
"You're baking. Or trying to. What I can't figure out is why you're baking in the dead of the night. Or baking at all for that matter."
Merlin narrowed his eyes at him and went back to kneading the dough that was so dry it was falling apart in his hands. "It's none of your business."
"It's my kitchen."
"Not yet it isn't."
Arthur shot him a dangerous smile. "You want me to go wake my father and tell him you're mucking about in his kitchen – a kitchen which you have no business being in – and you refuse to tell me what you're up to? I'm sure he'll be thrilled."
Merlin rolled his eyes. "As if you'd really go wake your father about this. He'd toss you in the stocks for waking him and then declare that I can do whatever I want in the kitchen as long as I have Cook's permission. Which I do."
Arthur crossed his arms, slightly irritated that Merlin knew him and his father so damn well. "Cook gave you permission to use the kitchen in the middle of night with no supervision?"
"He made me promise to clean everything up and if I damage anything, it's coming out of my pay."
Arthur surveyed the sacks of flour and other ingredients on the table. "And Cook is fine with you using up all of our baking ingredients too, huh?"
"I paid for them."
Arthur's eyebrows shot up. He knew Merlin's pay was meager at best – something he didn't have any power over…..yet – and the price of the things on the table wasn't cheap. Small amounts weren't expensive, but Arthur knew most of the peasants only bought a sack of flour to last a year and either owned their own chickens or bought eggs sparingly.
"You paid for all this?"
"Yes, I did. I've been saving up money. I think I bought way too much flour, but I didn't have a clue how much I'd need. Not that it's any of your business."
Now Arthur was even more curious. Merlin was staying awake for hours to do something he wasn't skilled at and despised and had paid out of his own pocket for.
The image of that faceless servant girl ran through his mind again and he found his jaw tightening. Forcing a smile on to his face, he kept his arms crossed, allowing his fingers to dig into his sides without Merlin noticing.
"Oh, come on, Merlin. You're baking something for somebody special, aren't you? Come on, tell me. Who is it? Gwen?"
Merlin shot him an annoyed glare. "No." Without another word, he went back to the dough, peering into the bowl and then looking back and forth between the eggs and the flour, as if deciding what he should try to add to make the mess in the bowl look a bit healthier.
"Then who?"
Apparently Merlin had decided that ignoring Arthur would make him go away because there was no other response from his manservant.
"I could have you thrown into the stocks."
"Go ahead. If you do it before morning you'll have to clean up this mess or Cook will have my head on a platter and you'll have to train a new manservant."
Deciding that his plan of attack was failing, Arthur decided to try another tactic. He carefully surveyed the ingredients on the table and quickly dismissed the flour, eggs, butter and milk. They would create a mess and Arthur had no intentions of getting covered in baking ingredients.
Finally, his eyes caught on a small bag sitting on a small unused portion of the table, carefully kept away from the rest of the mess. Not even the flour invasion had reached the bag. Obviously, this was something quite important.
Reaching over, Arthur grabbed the bag and took a few steps back from the table.
"Tell me, Merlin."
"Arthur, give me the bag back!"
Arthur grinned, tasting victory. Merlin had pulled his hands out of the dough and was walking towards him, irritated and very flustered.
Arthur took a quick step towards the slop pail kept beside the side door where the cooks threw any leftovers for the pigs. The bucket was always disgusting and always had bits of slimey food left in it. Kicking off the lid with his foot, Arthur held the bag over the pail and slowly started turning the bag over.
Merlin eyes widened. "Arthur, please don't. Please. It'll ruin everything."
"I guess you'll just have to tell me who you're baking for then, won't you?"
Merlin briefly closed his eyes and clenched his jaw. "You're such an ass."
"But a curious one."
Merlin glared at him and threw up his hands, muttering some curse that Arthur had never heard before.
Arthur jiggled his hand a bit, hearing something small fall into the bucket and bounce on the metal bottom. "Come on Merlin."
His manservant crossed his arms over his chest, getting flour all over his shirt in the process.
"You really need to know?"
"Right now?"
"Fine. Fine. You're an absolute ass and I'm never doing anything like this again if this is the kind of dung I'm going to have to put up with."
"Quit stalling. Who are you baking for?"
"Me what? Quit spouting rubbish at me and answer the damn question."
Merlin let out another curse, a different one but still one that Arthur didn't recognize.
"I'm baking for you, you idiotic stupid ass of a prat! I'm trying to bake you damn almond biscuits for your damn 21st birthday! Not that I'll succeed now since it's already technically your birthday by now and I haven't figured out how to make this garbage and you're about to dump the almonds into the slop pail, which I nicked by the way because they're so damn expensive and I nearly got caught! So – " Merlin threw his hands up, and forced a horribly wide smile over his face. "Happy Birthday, Arthur. Happy coming of age day. You can have a bowl full of dry flakes which can't really be called dough and piles of flour that I paid a month's wage for. Congratulations."
Turning away from a completely shocked Arthur, Merlin started yanking the bags of flour shut and tossing egg shells into a garbage pail.
Arthur blinked, needing a few seconds to sort things out in his head. Merlin was baking for him. Merlin was baking him a present. A present he had stayed up four nights to work on and spent a lot of his own money on.
He suddenly realized his hand was still holding the bag of almonds over the slop pail and he quickly righted it and went back to the table and gently set it down.
Merlin glared at it. "You might as well eat them yourself."
Arthur had no idea what to say or do. He stayed where he was, watching Merlin start to clean up, muttering under his breath about Arthur being a prat and ruining his own birthday.
Finally he found his own voice again. "We still have a few hours until dawn. We can pretend my birthday doesn't start until then."
"It won't exactly be a present if you're helping me make it, will it? Besides, you know less about baking than I do."
"First off, it won't make it any less of a present. Not to me. Second of all, two heads are better than one and between a peasant and a prince, surely we can figure it out. It's just biscuits."
Merlin started to turn away from the table when Arthur reached over and grabbed his hands which were clenched around a sack of flour. Gently prying Merlin's fingers loose, Arthur set the sack of flour back onto the table.
Merlin was staring at him, a spark of anger still in his eyes, but a hint of sadness there as well.
Arthur suddenly felt like a complete ass. He sighed. "I'm sorry I was such a phenomenal prat about this. I thought you were baking for some girl."
Merlin frowned at him. "And?"
"And…..and I didn't like that."
"Because everybody should be baking for you?"
"Because you should be baking for me."
It was perhaps the stupidest way of admitting his feelings, but Arthur thought that maybe Merlin had gotten his point.
That funny little half smile appeared on Merlin's face and he shook his head at the prince. "You're such an idiot, Arthur."
"I'm the idiot? You're trying to bake me almond biscuits in the middle of the night."
"Yeah, well, Cook said he didn't have time to make them this year and I know they're your favourite treats and what else is a servant supposed to get a prince who has everything?"
Arthur grinned. "I don't have everything. Not yet anyway."
Merlin smiled at him wryly. "You'll get your kingdom, Prince Greedy. Just wait a few more years."
"That's not what I meant."
Merlin frowned for a second before his eyes lit up. "Oh!"
Arthur tried to give him a cocky grin, but was appalled to only feel a shy smile grace his lips.
Merlin blinked at that and a smile spread over his face. "Oh," he said again, before he let out a laugh and he grabbed Arthur's face with both hands and pulled him closer until their lips met.
Arthur moaned, feeling Merlin tangle his hands in his hair and he parted his lips to lick at Merlin's lips with his tongue. Merlin's lips eagerly parted, drawing in his tongue and playfully nipping at.
When they finally pulled apart, gasping for breath and both their trousers feeling a lot tighter than they had before, Arthur rested his forehead against Merlin's.
"Thank you," he whispered.
"I didn't actually bake you anything."
Arthur silenced him with a kiss. "You tried and that's what counts. Besides, this is a much better present."
Merlin smiled and pressed a chaste kiss to his lips. "Happy Birthday, Arthur."
Arthur grinned at him and when he brought his hands up to cup Merlin's face, he noticed one of his hands had been resting on the table and was now covered in flour.
Reaching up, he drew a careful smudge of flour on Merlin's cheek. Merlin gave him a look that usually meant Arthur was being a strange or daft moron.
Ignoring the look, Arthur nodded in satisfaction at the smudge.
Merlin was quietly laughing at him. "You're the strangest person I've met in my life."
"Shut up and kiss me."


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - August 18, 1950, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy, Warmer Tonight, Showers Saturday Are You Registered? City Recorder's Office Open Daily, 8 to 5 VOLUME 50, NO. 155 FIVE CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1950 FOURTEEN PAGES Red Attack Stalled Near Taegu GANGSTERS MOVING INTO MANY LINES Compete Unfairly With Legitimate Businessmen An Ayrshire And A Brown Senior Year- ling were selected as grand and reserve champions over all breeds in the 4-H dairy division at the 1950 Winona county fair late Thursday afternoon. Don Nisbit, 15, left, and Marlln Fritz, 18, are shown above Just after the championship ribbons were handed out about 6 p. m. at St. Charles. Nisbit is member of the Clyde Live Wires club and lives three miles south of St. Charles. Fritz belongs to the Stockton Pioneer Plungers club and was also named top showman at the fair. He won. a. blanket .awarded by the Tri-State Breeders co-operative in connection with the showman- ship prize. Frances Pierce, Utlca, also got a show- manship blanket. Republican-Herald photo TODAY- Business As Usual Criticized By Joseph Alsop 4-HWs Take Over Winona County Fair By Al Olson St. Charles, of activity at the 41st annual Winona, county fair here was stepped up today as hundreds of 4-H boys and sign follow a common pattern By Gordon Brown I Washington The Senate crime committee told Congress to- day that organized criminals notj only have a strong grip on gam- bling and related illegal activities but also are fast moving into legi- Itimate business fields. The committee, organized las spring to investigate organized crime, reported on its work thus far work devoted chiefly to anj inquiry into gambling in Florida.' Organized criminals, the com- mittee reported, "are able to compete unfairly with legitimate businessmen because of their ac- cumulations of cash and their vic- ious methods" which include vio- lence, bribery, corruption and in- timidation. The gangsters have been attract- ed particularly to enterprises I where large amounts of cash are handled or which have black-mar- ket potentialities, the committee, said. These enterprises include ho-j tels, restaurants, night clubs, meat and provision companies, liquor stores, beer and whisky distribu- torships, automobile dealerships and even small steel companies. Control Some Banks "Recently transportation com- panies and public utilities, which have large purchasing programs, have been added to the the report said. "They control some 'banks and are in a position to pro- vide large sums of cash capital for many purposes." Senator Kefauver (D.-Tenn.) heads the investigating committee, lother members are Senators O'Conor Hunt Tobey (R.-N.H.) and Wiley (R.- In its report, the committee concluded there is con- vincing evidence that organized groups of criminals have engaged in illegal activities in many parts of the country, are strong: and wealthy and have monopolized cer-jbreathed easier today as a severe hurricane changed its course and lumbered northward in the Atlantic. No part of Florida was on the alert. Danger to any portion of the U. S. mainland lessened hourly. Today the big, whirling mass lo- Hurricane Off Florida Changes Path Miami, Fla. Of) Floridians Open Arrows Show where U. S. and South Korean troops are attacking again. North of Taegu defenders are counter-attack- ing Reds attacking the city. At Changnyong U, s. dough- boys and Marines have driven a crack Communist division back three miles. On the coast sector Kigye and Pohang have been recaptured by the Allies. On the deep'sou them, front west of Masan, American troops have lashed at Red attackers and driven them back. (A.p, Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) tain channels of interstate com- munication. But its investigation, it said, I "has not yet proceeded far enough jto warrant a conclusion as to whether or not the various crim- inal organizations are knit into one or more nation-wide syndicates." Taegu in Panic As Reds Approach By HaJ Boyle girls inaugurated 4-H day. With judging of all exhibits completed, the 4-H club members "took jover" the grounds at 8 a. m. today and "possession" was theirs until With Vnited States Forces in Ko-jlate tonight. rea. __ Our thin lines here in Ko-l Before the day ends a long and rea are held by increasingly ex- carefully-planned program will have hausted whose customary been presentee; all local rest is n few moments of troubled i talent and designed as an experi- sleep in n ditch or fox-hole. jment being watched by county fair; When these men attack, their I officials from all over the state. that has shadowed a half million hearts j cated by radar plane at about 350 i here exploded in panic today as a mass exodus began from this be-1 SrXr'bv co'ncitnce fa" hours chaos ruled the streets of this refugee-swollen and eithei bj- coincidence or de-ing north nonhwesterly about 10 to j provisional capital Oj South Korea. The civilian populace was swept by hysteria. The scene on the ground was utter confusion. From the City Evacuated; Batflefront 12 Miles Away Vital Pohang Air Base Recaptured By South Koreans By Relmaii Morin Tokyo Allied troops, tanks, airbombs and artillery stall- ed the Red Korean drive on Taegu city tonight. The Allies then counter-attacked for- ward Communist units 12 to 15 miles away. The emergency South Korean capital itself was being emptied of civilians by hundreds of thou- sands in a mass evacuation order- ed to clear the city for use solely as a military fortress base. The South Korean government went on to a new unspecified refu- gee capital. The most, threatening Bed ap- proach was in steep hills a dozen miles north of Taegu. Forty-five ton Fershing tanks were used in the counterattack spearheaded by the U. S. 27th reg- iment and the South Korean first division. The South Korean sixth division had lost contact Friday night with Reds. It had held before Taegu. Other Triumphs Allied troops tasted triumph on lall other fronts Friday. For the i first time in 13 bitter days of fight- i ing Americans rolled back some of the Red infantrymen who had bulged across the Naktong riv- er below Changnyong, 23 miles southwest of Taegu. U. S. Marines and 24th infantry division troops gained up to three miles in the Changnyong sector and chased terror-stricken end weaponless Reds back across the Naktong in droves. One battalion of about Communists broke for the western bank of the river first. They were followed by oth- ers. Some Communists voluntarily crossed over to American lines and surrendered. Pohang and Kigye on the Ko- rean east coast were recaptured by South Koreans. In the deep south, at the other end of the line, the U. S. 25lh Infantry division turned back a dawn attack by the North Korean Sixth division driving eastward from rubbled Chinju. The Red threat to Taegu came from troops bombed by 98 U. S. B-28s Wednesday in the Waegwan area. They drove south on Taegu from Kunwi, 25 miles north of Taegu and recaptured the town of JKumwba after a substantial ad- and it is clear that there is suf- ficient co-operation and interrela- task is to scale precipitous mountain heights in blazing heat under enemy fire. And when they are attacked, which is more usual. All major events, usually scat- tered throughout the three days of county fair time, have been booked Cool Weather Covers Region tionship for them "at least casionally to combine their activ-jditions were favorable for the storm ities." 'to continue in the open sea. Ship- The 12 miles per hour. A high pressure area was behindjair the exits leading south looked ilike clogged lanes of frightened white ants. The story of this flight of an en- oc- it and weather forecasters said con- committee was advised to avoid it. that the public be made aware "ofj The hurricane, first of the season the basic'menace involved in gam-land packing winds up to 140 miles tire city can best be told by telling what happened to one household. This family lives beneath the for today. Bis Crowd Expected By The Associated Press enace involved in gum-iand pacKiag wmus up (.u iw miico Wing on a widely organized basis! per hour near the center, headed'window of a rmssion school where because it brings corruption toward the Bahamas and [foreign government." Prison Sentences Urged Committee recommendations so included these: i Highest winds are estimated at Immigration laws should be 140 miles per hour near the center toward the Bahamas -j i Florida yesterday, then turned and! been billeted more than one month, i 'moved north northwestward up Balloon Causes Wide Alarm ridor that looked like the shanty j I.. Tiiim communities that spring up American city dumps except the huts here are covered with pic. vastly more numerous. Add to that the want of Re- serves, which makes it neces- sary to keep even the worst- mauled divisions in the line in- definitely, with almost no re- lief. It may then be under- stood why this Korean fighting is as cruel and disheartening as any that American troops have known, despite our im- provinc ground fire power and complete air supremacy. And it is then also understandable why anyone who lias been with these Americans at the front. ?rows bitterly indignant at the all too visible signs of busi- ness-as-usual in tile rear areas. MD il bv a seeminglv omnipresent in mountain fisht-! Attendance is expected to soar-' It was below freezing in Michi-tightened; stiffer prison sentencesjand extend outward 100 miles. Gales in? 'fatalistically tenacious andifor afternoon and evening grand- gan today. The coolest weather of should be imposed in narcoticsicover an area about 350 miles ln, R d slashed clos- istand performances especially. Op- the ,uirmer season ove, the and other criminal cases; income I diameter. I As Red siasnea _ cms jening day crowds were about aver- j .tax laws which now permit racke-j After standing age although the turnout could not Great Lakes reglon and the uppei teers to report huge cash income'hours, the storm jbe classified as :Mississippi valley. or disbursement without support-jwestward yesterday. Florida was. Farmers were m the fields' Temperatures of 30 above were -ing detail should be tightened; placed on the; alert and Nassau, TouVKo-i the western sky. throughout the area rushing to early todav in Grand Ma-Untitrust laws should be usedjcapital of the British Bahamas, be- munistsjhan anj other .ou.h KO I ---------__> iplete threshing and harvest work.' M, h Superior'aSainst monopoly in the dissem-jgan battening down m iriplavpd this veir bv a late season ination of gambling information1 of the worst blow since, 1929. 'However judging from talk at Granwburg. Wif., which earlier this: across state Iines: there is needj Ships found safe anchorage and! Reports spread ithe fair most of these people were week, sweltered in 98 readings, shiv- of a law to prohibit sere flown to safety. _ i trying to get as much accomplished ered in near temperatures.'of slot machines: there should al-itary fields and air lines planned rlse .'yesterday so that they could turn The coolest air was in Upper Michi-so be a law to prohibit The Red Cross alerted out in larger numbers for the 4-H gan. northern lower Michigan and transmission of gambling informa-j disaster workers and stocked storm program today. northern Wisconsin. 'tion. _________shelters. i Judges Busy Judges worked from 9 a.m. Thurs-: .day until after 10 p.m. to complete 'their work. Henry Bartel, Franlo; [Farms superintendent, was kept ;busy in the livestock ring until 6 These unpleasiug hints of yesterday, doing a very timu'ne complacency and political i thorough job. take two weU-defin-j A" Ayrshire and Brown Swiss, ed forms. First, things are not senior yearling copped top beiii: done that obviously ought toe division of 4-H judging; i vance. Taegu was ordered evacuated of its to war-swelled population. Authorities said the removal oj civilians was dictated not so much by immediate threat as it was by the need to make Taegu an all- military base. Problem for Police The masses of refugees who had poured into Taegu ahead of the Reds from the North presented a grave problem for overworked lo- cal police. There was a threat of an infil- trated Communist outbreak inside the city among- the refugees. Taegu itself was home to some Reds and suspect elements. Minneapolis .cilities ol federal agencies, police newspapers and radio stations; South Koreans permitted U. s. to resume using the air- rated, plastic balloons hovered Ini strip six miles southeast of Po- Some of the thousands of per- isons who called the Armed Forces; ,ed .sons who caJled the Armed t the Commu-Air Base at U f armed excitedly reported mh A headonr.rlers in Ko- riot of the Russian were launch- Jt described the Red an aeriel attack. But it was just a 110-foot in; Upside- Down Man to Take Off Weird Glasses Tonight ilireat against Taegu as the most one in Korea. UJJC 111 diameter plastic sphere, sent aloft, The Marjne bri d to garner cosmic ray information u 24Ul Manlrv aivisiol t klei for the Navy. The balloon was an 12000 river-.crossjng Reds an, estimated 60.000 feet m the air. .___ !A prisoner of war had boasted that 'Taegu would fall by "liberation day" last Tuesday, fifth anniver- estimated 60.000 feet m the air. sary of VJ day [where it caught the sun s rays j Two weeks ago the young Old Sol had disappeared on er of the family beneath our win- already darkened earth Th dow dug a deep pit in bis back- was sent up 'yard and buried all the household's was spotted in it I day night over Bismarc. led .r.d e well into their bridgehead m the eastern allied bank of t'ae hours done almost all our huge1 yesterday, while a four-year-old: trans-Pacific air transport was named grand cham-! ocean cargo capacity is still over all breeds in the open' over to profitable commerce dairy section. j a luxurious tourist trade, while re-1 A 1500-pound Shorthorn bull wasj mforcements and supplies are long Delected as grand champion in the! '.ind breathlessly awaited in class beef is; rea. [being awarded a new trophy, pre-; Second, and almost worse, thejsented for the first time this year; real gravity of the situation cerejoy the Winona office of Swift andi m Korea is still being elaborately Company. concealed from our people at home Quality Up j dreadful toll of the fighting! Quality of beef, dairy, swine is being hidden, for example. open and 4-H greatly delaying announcement cljwas up this year, officials of thej totals of known dend, missing pointed' om today, wounded. I Proof of this was evident in the 'fact that only three white orj i were given out (in the 4-H dairy division Thursday j afternoon. In thai same division there were 52 blue ribbons for first places and 20 red ones for seconds. I Sheep entries were net of such! (Continued on Page 11 Column 2) j (Continued on Pace 5 Column 3.) j FAIR I Furthermore, shocking though it may seem, this ten- dency even seems to have in- vaded actual battle planning. In two previous reports in this space, the bird fisrhtinsr en the Chinju approaches, the first By Ed Crcagh New Vork For 30 days, Fred Snyder has been looking at the world upside down and backward. Tonight Fred will take off h i s special, binocular-1 i k e glasses. The floor will shoot up to the ceiling. The ceiling will come down to the floor. Or.ce again Pred will see the world as other people see it, "I'm not sure I'll recognize Fred said with an uncer- tain laugh. "I've got pretty used to leading this upside- down existence. Things look right to me when they're up- side down and backward to ev- erybody else." Fred is a friendly, 25-year- old graduate student at the University of Wichita. He un- dertook the upside-down, ex- periment as part of his work in psychology. His teacher. Dr. N. H. Pronko, who came along to New York, thinks it's a pret- ty valuable piece of work. "We're not trying to prove anything." Pronko said. "We're trying to learn some- thins about how people see. Apparently it's something we have to learn. In some ways Fred already has learned to see as well as, or better than, he did with 'normal' vision.'' But it wasn't easy. First Fred put on his strange, projecting glasses. A light metal headgear supports them and sponge rubber pre- vents a .chafing. They make him look like a man who is going blind. New murmur sympathetically when they see him. He couldn't do scything right at first. The food on his dinner plate seemed to be sus- pended in air, ready to fall in his lap except that his lap was up where his shoul- ders should have been. He fell over tnings. They were on his right when he "saw" them on his left. "But I Fred said. "I can sort playing cards and get through otter laboratory tests just about as fast as I ever could, sometimes faster. Tve even driven a car for a few miles on a country road. In time I suppose I'd forget all about bow things used to look." By now Fred is over the butterflies in the stomach that bothered him for the first few- days. Back in Wichita, his wife (they have a four-months-old daughter) is humorously rec- onciled to his weird appear- ance and topsy-turvey way of life. most precious belongings in it. I day Thousands of other fathers must! have been doing the same thing; jtaey had no better place to put j their simple treasure than in a hole in the ground. But the young mother each twi- light lit a fire and cooked rice (Continued on Pate 11 Column 4.) TAEGU WEATHER FEDERAL FORECASTS i Winona and vicinity: Increasing! cloudiness and warmer lowest 54. Scattered local showers Saturday forenoon, becoming cooler Saturday evening; highest in the afternoon 76. LOCAL WEATHER j Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 78; minimum, 52; noon, 69; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at (Continued on Pafe li-) D. The U. S. Eighth Army in (Continued on Page 12 Column. 1) KOREA Major General Edgar E. Hume, chief surgeon, G.H.Q., Far East command, chats with Private Eugene O'Neal, Stillwater, Minn., be- fore presenting a Purple Heart decoration to the wounded soldier aboard a casualty evacuation plane in Korea. (A.P. Wirephoto to The ;
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Policy and medical implications to be covered in March symposium
By David Kelly l University Communications
AURORA, Colo. – Leading experts in a variety of public policy and medical fields will hold a symposium next month to discuss the societal and health implications of Colorado's new marijuana laws.
The Colorado School of Public Health's Center for Public Health Practice will host the Marijuana and Public Health Symposium March 7, 2014 from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Mile High Station, 2027 W. Lower Colfax Ave., Denver.
The symposium will analyze the evidence-based public health and policy impacts of the recent marijuana laws.
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• Marijuana and Cancer — Daniel Bowels, MD, School of Medicine, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus
• Marijuana and Heart and Lung Disease — David Goff, MD, PhD, Colorado School of Public Health, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus
• Marijuana and Mental Health — Paula Riggs, MD, Division of Substance Dependence, University of Colorado School of Medicine
• Marijuana and Drug Dependency — Christian Thurstone, MD, Denver Health
• Marijuana, Pregnancy and Breastfeeding — Laura Borgelt, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS, NCMP, Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus
• Marijuana and Traffic Safety — Ashley Brooks-Russell, PhD, Colorado School of Public Health, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus
• Avoiding Unintentional Marijuana Exposure — George Sam Wang, MD, FAAP, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, Children's Hospital Colorado
• Issues Around Marijuana and Public Health in the State of Washington — Mary Segawa, MS, Washington State Liquor Control Board
• Marijuana Issues in Colorado — Larry Wolk, MD, MSPH, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
• Marijuana Issues in Colorado: Local Public Heath — Katie McGee, LCSW, CACIII, Boulder County Public Health
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Rapper Jay Z brings 'Made in America' music fest to Los Angeles
By Piya Sinha-Roy
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rapper Jay Z joined Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Wednesday to announce that his music festival, "Budweiser Made in America," will be coming to downtown Los Angeles in August, giving the annual music bash a second venue.
Grammy-winning Jay Z launched the "Made in America" festival in 2012 in Philadelphia with Anheuser-Busch's Budweiser beer brand and concert company Live Nation Entertainment in an effort to bring together diverse musical acts such as hip hop, pop, rock, country and others.
"Putting together a music festival that blurred those lines of genres and all walks of life and all people can come, and it's in this city, it's not some far-off place that you can't get to," the 44-year-old rapper said.
Garcetti touted the positive economic impact the inaugural festival, which featured performances by Pearl Jam, Drake, Rita Ora and Jay Z himself, had on Philadelphia, bringing in more than $10 million for the local economy and helping the hotel occupancy rate increase to more than 90 percent.
"We are the 'City of Angels,' and we throw a world-class party. The music industry has helped build this city and always played a critical role here in this town," Garcetti said.
The festival is part of recently elected Garcetti's "back-to-basics" agenda to boost the Los Angeles economy. He said one in seven jobs in the city is arts-related, and hoped that Los Angeles would be "the perfect West Coast home for the festival."
The mayor has also vowed to revitalize entertainment production in Los Angeles as the film and TV industry moves to other states and countries for tax incentives.
The festival, which will be held over the Labor Day weekend on August 30 and 31, will bring an estimated 50,000 people to Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles, next to City Hall. The line-up will be revealed in early May and tickets are $125. Continued...


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North End had to settle for a point at Deepdale as Leyton Orient grabbed a point with an equaliser in the last ten minutes.
It was David Mooney who opened the scoring within five minutes of the first whistle, picking up the ball ten yards inside the North End half and driving towards the penalty area, before firing low from the edge of the 'D' into the bottom left hand corner of debutant Sam Johnstone's goal.
However, North End were level at the mid-point of the half, Jermaine Beckford powering a header into the top left hand corner from Paul Gallagher free kick – his first goal for the Lilywhites at Deepdale.
Gallagher himself then turned things on its head when Paul Gallagher converted from the spot after Kyel Reid had been upended, but Chris Dagnall grabbed a point for the O's after firing low into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.
Manager Simon Grayson handed a debut to Johnstone, as well as starting Paul Gallagher upfront with Jermaine Beckford and Kyel Reid returned to the side on the left wing.
The opening goal came after David Buchanan had been robbed in the centre of the park and Mooney, back into the side in a role just behind Lisbie and Dagnall, carried the ball before firing accurately into the corner.
North End had a couple of very good chances to draw level before they actually did. The first on ten minutes came from their first corner and real attack. It was a Reid inswinger that caused chaos in the box and eventually seemed to see Jermaine Beckford upended by Gary Sawyer tackle but referee Scott Duncan was unsighted.
Then on 15 minutes the Lilywhites had the ball in net through Neil Kilkenny, with deflected shot, but the linesman gave offside against Gallagher – replays showing Sawyer actually played him on.
Shortly after Gary Swayer blocked Paul Huntington's header from another Reid corner but the ball didn't bounce kindly for PNE.
The equaliser came right on 22 minutes – a Paul Gallagher free kick from the right had perfect delivery for Jermaine Beckford to power a header into the top right corner from the penalty spot – his first goal at Deepdale.
They were almost ahead before the break, a Paul Gallagher shot deflected wide by Josh Wright, it brought a Gallagher corner and Paul Huntington headed wide from ten yards out.
Gallagher himself had a chance to give North End the lead ten minutes after the break, Buchanan driving through and pulling the ball back to the No.12, but Nathan Clarke, brother of Tom, did well to get a block in and take the ball safely back to his keeper.
Sam Johnstone was called upon for the first time on 58 minutes and made a brilliant save to deny David Mooney a second, dropping low to his left to turn the ball round the post for a corner.
Substitute Scott Laird forced a save out of Woods five minutes after coming on for David Buchanan, who appeared to be carrying a knock, with Gary Woods spilling the No.3's shot, but Gallagher unable to latch onto the rebound before Nathan Clarke.
But North End went ahead at the second period's mid-point and it came from the spot. The Lilywhites should have had a penalty 90 seconds before when Paul Huntington was wrestled to the floor from a corner, but the referee had no choice but to point to the spot shortly after; Kyel Reid upended by Scott Cuthbert and Paul Gallagher stepped up with his 'reverse penalty' and drove the ball hard and into the middle of the Town End goal.
Just four minutes later it could have been three, a clever free kick from Gallagher on the left was played into Kyel Reid, who miss-kicked, only allowing the ball to go through to go through to Neil Kilkenny, whose shot was deflected wide for a corner.
However, the visitors drew level with 12 minutes left as Dagnall latched onto a Plasmati flick down, took advantage of a ricochet off Paul Huntington and fired low into the bottom right hand corner.
It could have been 3-2 within a minute as Humphrey latched onto a half clearance after a Paul Gallagher cross, but the wing man couldn't keep his shot down.
Kevin Davies came on for his 800th career appearance in the final ten minutes, he and Alan Browne replacing Josh Brownhill and Chris Humphrey.
Five minutes of stoppage time was added on by the officials, but it was to be a draw.
PNE line-up
: Johnstone, Wiseman, Buchanan (Laird, 53), Kilkenny, Clarke (c), Huntington, Humphrey (K Davies, 83), Brownhill (Browne, 83), Reid, Beckford, Gallagher. Subs not used: Stuckmann, Wright, Welsh, Ebanks-Blake.
Leyton Orient line-up
: Woods, Sawyer, Cuthbert, Lisbie (Plasmati, 53), Mooney (Baudry, 81), Lowry, N Clarke (c), J Wright, Pritchard, Dagnall, Lundstram. Subs not used: Grainger, Lee, Agyemang, Adeboyejo, Dossena.
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Leisure and sport giant Super Retail Group will investigate sourcing products directly from factories overseas as it seeks ways to boost its flagging outdoor leisure division.
Direct sourcing has been used successfully by other Australian businesses in recent years, including Myer and Coles, with Woolworths investigating opening an office in Thailand to cut out third-party agents and distributors.
Chief executive officer Peter Birtles told Fairfax Media the company was aiming to source products closer to the global price, which is about 20 per cent cheaper than in Australia. Shaving that cost off supply would enable the company to be more competitive, especially with the continuing influx of big international retailers hurting local businesses, he said.
"What we're looking to do long term is source as much of the product as we can at the point of manufacture, as opposed to sourcing it as it is being handled through the supply chain."
The strategy could help turn around the company's struggling leisure division, which was hammered in the past financial year by warmer than expected weather, increased competition, and low consumer confidence following the federal budget in May.
The company announced its full-year results on Thursday, producing a profit of $108.4 million after tax, a 5.6 per cent increase on the previous 12 months.
Group sales, including Rebel Sport, Ray's Outdoors, Supercheap Auto and Amart Sports, grew 4.6 per cent to $2.11 billion but was well down on the 22 per cent growth achieved one year prior.
The bottom-line results met modest market expectations of $108 million. The company issued a series of profit warnings during the past 10 months following lower than expected spending on outdoor leisure items.
The latest warning was issued following the Abbott government's contentious budget, which caused a dip in consumer demand across retail and, in particular, discretionary spending.
The auto division continues to perform strongly, maintaining its decade-long record of double-digit growth. The profit announcement was dragged down by news that most of that growth came from new stores and not increased sales from existing locations.
The company said an investment in supply chain and IT systems would eat into profits for the first half of the 2014-15 financial year, but the company expected a turnaround in the second half.
Mr Birtles agreed with Wesfarmers' managing director Richard Goyder, who said on Wednesday increasing sales in recent weeks pointed to consumer confidence starting to bounce back.
Mr Birtles said uncertainty over the budget was still holding confidence back, but it was not as pronounced.
"I think consumers are starting to see their new pay packets and the new financial year coming through ... there was a fair amount of scare-mongering, and maybe that's been not as significant as perceived.
"We've performed pretty well in our auto and sports divisions, we've had solid like-for-like sales," he said, adding that leisure continued to lag.
The company plans to open up to 30 new stores this financial year and refurbish up to another 80.
A fully franked dividend of 21.5 cents will be paid on October 2, bringing the full-year pay-out to shareholders to 40 cents.


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"Once children are helped to perceive themselves as authors and inventors, once they are helped to discover the pleasures of inquiry, their motivation and interest explode."
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Welcome to On Reflection Publishing, the publishing venture of Reflections Nursery, Worthing, West Sussex, UK.
Reflections Nursery draws its inspiration from the internationally renowned pre-schools of Reggio Emilia in Northern Italy. The nursery employs full-time artists, or 'Atelieristas' to support children's creative expression and educators support children's learning through long-term project work, often inspired by the children's ideas or theories.
These projects are documented in detail by Reflections staff as a learning tool for children and adults. Educators at the nursery are able to reflect on the progress of individual children and the group; and the documentation is shared with children to solicit their reflections.
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Green-Eyed Boy
Life. Wasn't it a wonderful thing? To be able to breathe, to speak, to eat. Just hearing birdsong in the mornings, waking up. I revelled in the normality of everyday activities, and wandering around the house, readjusting myself to my new setting. I had a bit of trouble with the new inventions, such as the thin box that was laid on the desk, and the big black box in the living room. They seemed pointless – pretty nonetheless, but they didn't really...do anything as such.
I figured the longer I looked at them, the more accustomed I would become to the strange oddities of my new landscape. I glanced over to the mirror, smirking at the shirt I had draped over the top half of the glass. To others, it would look as though I was simply lazy, not bothering to lay my things out neatly and put them back in my wardrobe. It got rid of him. That was all I was worrying about.
"Liam!?" Liam, there you are sweetie! Everything's sorted now, so we can finally get back to our normal lives! Get you back to school, and sort out my job arrangements."
I turned round to his mother.
"...Liam? You look...different – there's something strange about your appearance... Have you gone out to the town yet? Cut your hair or something?"
"No..." I answered back in Liam's voice.
"Hmmm...well ok then, I'll just go and unpack my things."
As she began to leave the bedroom, she turned back round.
"Your eyes... I thought they were blue?"
We carried on living in this house – I went to school and begun to pick up on everything I had missed out on. I finally managed to figure out the laptop and I even hacked into his facebook! Whatever that was...
As for the mirror...it stayed still and silent, the surface never flickered and I never saw the real Liam again.
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