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With the Internet economy and America's digital future at stake, the American Cable Association proposed a series of important Net Neutrality policies designed to secure a balanced broadband ecosystem that protected the interests of consumers, safeguarded the benefits of an open Internet and preserved the incentive structure needed to justify the financial risk of deploying broadband facilities in rural, low-density communities.
"ACA firmly believes that flawed regulation is worse than no regulation at all. Any attempt by the Federal Communications Commission to establish Net Neutrality rules must include powerful Internet market participants that offer content, applications, services and devices, and not just focus on broadband access providers," American Cable Association President and CEO Matthew M. Polka said.
ACA communicated its views on the proper role and scope of Net Neutrality regulation in detailed comments filed on January 14 with the FCC in a closely watched proceeding that could have a profound impact on the business strategy of small cable operators that continue to provide broadband service to millions of consumers residing in some of the most economically challenging communities in the country.
ACA's sent a clear warning that the goal of an open, vibrant Internet won't be achieved unless the agency moved beyond a rigid focus on the conduct of broadband access providers, particularly ACA members that clearly lack the market power to warrant even light government oversight.
"The FCC must not fall into the trap of adopting regulations that contain Hummer-size loopholes that powerful content companies can drive through skewing markets and bending small broadband access providers to their will," Polka said. "The writing is on the wall. Just look at the Walt Disney Co.'s ESPN360 business model, which denies consumers access to online content unless their broadband access provider has paid Disney wholesale fees that all subscribers must pay. Disney's refusal to engage in a direct relationship with customers is the antithesis of an open Internet where consumer sovereignty reigns."
From ACA's perspective, the FCC needs to make a number of key adjustments to produce a coherent strategy so that the agency achieves the goals it has set out for itself and the public expects and deserves. To that extent, ACA recommended the following policies to reduce ambiguity, provide greater clarity for all stakeholders, and reduce the risk of unintended consequences:
• Net Neutrality regulation must include all providers of broadband content, applications, services and devices;
• Reasonable network management needs to be defined to include "bandwidth throttling" for high-bandwidth users during periods of congestion; nondiscriminatory prioritization of traffic during periods of congestion; and consumption-based billing; T
• Technical compatibility should not be interpreted to mean that a DOCSIS-based broadband Internet access provider has to support a DSL modem currently compatible with telephone network technology;
• Provisions that would entitle consumers to competition among network providers or service providers should not require broadband access providers to comply with common carrier "open access" mandates;
• The definition of nondiscrimination should not preclude broadband access providers from offering a wide range of differently priced services and service levels;
• Transparency obligations should permit broadband access providers to inform consumers of their network management policies and practices by posting information on company Web sites;
• Various specialized and managed services, such as VoIP, IPTV, Web site hosting, advertising, virtual private networks for business, should be exempt from regulation; and
• Enforcement policies currently used by the FCC should be maintained, allowing for the resolution of disputes through established formal and informal complaint procedures.
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The Endocochlear PotentialThe endocochlear potential (EP) is the positive voltage of 80 - 100 mV seen in the endolymphatic space of the cochlea.
The EP is only found in the cochlear portion of the inner ear. The endolymphatic spaces of the saccule, utricle and semi-circular canals show much smaller resting potentials of a few mV.
Even within the cochlea the EP varies in magnitude along the length of the cochlea from base to apex. EP is highest in the basal turn and decreases in magnitude towards the apex. In the guinea pig, the EP is typically 93 mV in turn I (the basal turn), 88 mV in turn II, 82 mV in turn III and 74 mV in turn IV (the apical turn).
The EP is highly dependent on metabolism and ion transport. In the event of anoxia, an occluded blood supply or treatment with ion transport inhibitors such as ouabain, ethacrynic acid or furosemide, the EP rapidly falls and becomes negative. In the example shown (from Konishi 1979, Acta Otolaryngol 87, 506), the respirator was stopped at time zero. The EP rapidly falls from its normal value of approximately 80 mV, reaching -40 mV within approximately 10 minutes. This is a markedly different behavior than the resting potential of a cell, which may be maintained for some time when active ion transport is blocked.
How the EP is generatedThe source of the EP was originally demonstrated by Tasaki & Spiropolis (1959) J. Neurophysiol 22, 149. They opened scala media at the apex and touched an electrode to different tissues that bounded it. They found that an electrode showed the highest positive voltage when contacting stria vascularis, the highly vascular tissue in the lateral wall of the cochlea.
It was concluded that the site of EP generation was the stria vascularis.
This diagram shows the more-detailed anatomy of stria vacularis. (from Kuijpers, 1969). (Key : BC=basal cell; CAP= blood capillary; IC= intermediate cell; MC=marginal cell).The stria vascularis is a complex, multilayer structure. Facing the endolymphatic space (top) is a layer of marginal cells, which are characterized by their highly folded basolateral membranes which are rich in mitochonidria. In the middle of stria vascularis are the capillaries and intermediate cells. Facing the spiral ligament (the perilymphatic side) are multiple layers of flat, interleaved basal cells. Between the adjacent marginal cells and basal cells are zonnulae occludentes (tight junctions) which are believed to limit ion movements through the intercellular spaces. There are also widespread gap junctions between basal cells and between basal cells and intermediate cells, suggesting that these cells are coupled together as a syncitium, allowing exchange of intracellular contents.
The EP is clearly an unusual potential, with characteristics unlike that of the cell resting potential or of other extracellular potentials. In the mid 1980's, there were a number of explanations for how EP was generated. All explanations centered on the EP being generated by the highly metabolically-active marginal cell. However, to explain the generation of such a high positive potential necessitated the speculation of a unique "electrogenic" transport process, i.e. some form of K transport which generated a large potential. Conventional K transporters such as the Na/K ATPase and Na/K/2Cl cotransport do not generate such large potentials. There is still no evidence that a highly electrogenic transporter is expressed in the mammalian cochlea. The two common models to explain how EP is generated can be described as the one-pump and the two-pump models
The One-pump modelIn this model the positive voltage was generated by electrogenic Na/K exchange at the basolateral membrane of the marginal cell. This transport was believed to generate a positive intracellular potential and high K level within the marginal cell. Na and K permeabilities at the apical membrane were believed to allow the potential and ion content to be transmitted to the endolymphatic space.
The Two-pump modelThis model addressed the concern that it was known that Na/K ATPases did not generate potentials of more than a few mV. The characteristics of Na/K ATPase at the basolateral membrane were well known and it was unlikely that the EP was generated there. Instead, it was postulated that a unique, electrogenic K transporter was present in the apical membrane of the cell. In this model, the cell would have high intracellular K content with a negative resting potential and the large positive voltage would be generated across the apical membrane
One major difference between the two models above concerned the resting potential of the marginal cell. In the one-pump model a positive potential would be expected, while in the two-pump model a negative potential would be expected. As a result there was considerable interest in measuring the marginal cell resting potential
Cell potentials were measured by passing microelectrodes into endolymph through the stria vascularis. Initial potential measurements indicated that the marginal cell resting potential was highly positive, which initially supported the one-pump model and excluded the two-pump model
In a study of this type performed in our laboratory (Salt et al., 1987, Laryngoscope 97, 984), we passed a double-barreled K-selective electrode through stria vascularis. With these electrodes we can simultaneously measure potential and K concentration in all the compartments the electrode passes through.
This show an example electrode track as an electrode is passed from the spiral liagament into endolymph through stria vascularis. Initially the electrode encounted 3 cells with low resting potentials and high internal K level (indicated by *). These are presumed to be basal cells. However, immediately following a basal cell, the electrode registered a high positive potential (the EP) but a low, perilymph-like K level. This region is marked by the pale-purple band. This potential was obviously the EP, but this could not be an intracellular potential because of the low K level. This was the first demonstration that the EP was present in the intrastrial space (the small extracellular space between the basal and the marginal cells, where the capillaries pass through).
On the basis of this finding, an explanation was developed in which the EP was generated not by the marginal cells, but instead by the basal cells of stria vascularis in an analogous way to that of the electroplaque in the electric eel. In this diagram, regions of high K level are shown shaded. It was suggested that a highly K-permeable apical membrane of the basal cells would generate large potential across it, which could either make the cell potential highly negative, or the extracellular space highly positive. The marginal cells then exist within this positively-polarized extracellular space. Thus the potential of the marginal cells is highly positive, but that potential is not generated across either the basolateral or apical membranes of the marginal cell.
Numerous subsequent in vitro studies of isolated marginal cells have shown that the ion transport properties of the marginal cells are extremely similar to those of the dark cells of the vestibular system (Wangemann, 1995, Hearing Research 90, 149). Many of their ion transport properties have been documented with pharmacological blocking agents. These cells maintain the high K level of the endolymph but they do not generate large potentials
On the left is shown a vestibular dark cell. Intracellular K is maintained by Na/K transport and by the Na/K/2Cl cotransporter in the basolateral membrane. A K permeability at the apical membrane allows a K-current to be driven into the endolymph. The marginal cell at the right side has identical properties to the vestibular dark cell. The positive EP is generated by an apical K conductance of the basal and intermediate cells. Basal cells, intermediate cells and fibrocytes of the spiral ligament are joined by gap junctions, which are believed to be required to facilitate K movements towards the endolymph.
Thus, the reason endolymph of the cochlea has a high potential, while endolymph of the vestibular system does not, is because of the presence of the multi-layered structure of stria vascularis, compared to the single cell layer bounding vestibular endolymph.

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(Leavenworth, Kan.)—Freda Peterson Proctor, assistant professor of music at the University of Saint Mary, will present a piano and flute faculty recital at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, in the Mead Hall Walnut Room on the Saint Mary Leavenworth Campus, 4100 South 4th Street.
The recital is free and open to the public.
Flute selections will include Telemann's Fantasia for Solo Flute, Bach's Sonata for Flute and Basso Continuo in E, and the Concerto in G for Two Flutes by Cimarosa.
Proctor will be accompanied at the piano by Dr. William Krusemark, chair of the university's department of fine arts, and will be assisted by her husband, Rev. Wallace Proctor, on double bass. Christina Almonte Krayer, a professional flutist and recent Leavenworth transplant, will join Proctor in the performance of the Concerto in G for Two Flutes.
The solo piano portion of the recital will feature performances of Handel's variations on The Harmonious Blacksmith, Mozart's Sonata in A, and Liszt's Mephisto Waltz No. 1 (The Dance in the Village Inn).
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A&E Brings Back Phil Robertson, Continues To Milk "Duck Dynasty" Controversy For All It's Worth
Ugh, could anything be more annoying that everyone who whined that Phil Robertson's First Amendment rights were infringed upon after the "Duck Dynasty" star was suspended from A&E for making bigoted remarks about gays in GQ? I'm sorry, but y'all need to go Google the words "Pussy Riot" and "Siberian prison" and then hush. Alas, A&E announced this afternoon that it has reversed its decision to suspend Robertson from the channel.
According to a tweet from ABC World News, A&E decided to resume filming "Duck Dynasty" "later this spring with the entire Robertson family."
So, what the alleged suspension actually meant, I don't know. My guess is "publicity stunt," and Amelia recalled seeing the channel run a marathon of episodes this week. A&E said they decided to cancel Robertson's "hiatus" after discussions with "numerous advocacy groups" — presumably meaning Big Beards Anonymous and Duck Callers Of America. Sounds to me like they caved to pressure from dingdongs like Sarah Palin.
I can't believe I'm actually with Charlie Sheen on this one: I wasn't watching this show before and I definitely won't be watching it now.
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Demi Lovato Is Taking Care of Business Post Break-Up (PHOTOS)
This is the first time that Demi has been seen after The New York Post's Page Six reported that she had broken up with on-again, off-again boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama. The paper also reported that Demi's mother recently completed a bout of in-patient treatment for undisclosed personal issues. A rep for Demi declined to comment on the two rumors when Celebuzz reached out earlier this week.
Either way, Demi didn't look like she was in a sour mood when she was spotted heading to lunch. The multi-talented young star is currently preparing for the release of her new single – her first musical effort since she entered an in-patient treatment center for bipolar disorder in 2010.
"It's funny how people come around now that your back on your feet and comin' out with a single," Demi tweeted earlier this week, adding "Where were you last year?" Hm, who could Demi be hinting about in this cryptic tweet?
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Displays of malformations were obviously often strikingly offensive, none more so than the "Hottentot Venus."
strikingly, only two of the five—Hoover and Tilden—made their money themselves.
Somehow this strikingly intelligent, nuanced appeal to the American people failed, and Perry was unable to grab the nomination.
Weaver was the brains behind that campaign and now has crafted a strikingly similar plan for Huntsman.
Following a strikingly apocalyptic litany of horrors that we humans visit upon animals, Bardot got around to Newman.
The ideas are clear-cut and concise; the melody and harmony distinctive and strikingly characteristic.
There are scenes in which this truth is strikingly illustrated.
Greenland is a country where every object is strikingly singular, or highly magnificent.
The effect of a wrong setting will then be strikingly apparent.
This is true in general of the statements made in political economy; but it is most strikingly true in the discussions of money.
"producing a vivid impression," 1752, from strike (v.) in the sense of "to catch the fancy of" (1590s).


text: Grace Lin is a Newbery Award Winning children's book author. The United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley invited her to join United Way's Day of Action as a volunteer reader for the fourth grade students of Hood Elementary in their community. Take a look as she connects with the children by reading an excerpt from her award-winning book, Where the Mountain Meets the Moon, and leads them in a drawing workshop.


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The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) is an independent non-departmental public body set up by the British Parliament to end discrimination against disabled people. The Equality Bill would replace the DRC with a new Commission for Equality and Human Rights with powers across all equality law (race, sex, disability, religion and belief, sexual orientation and age).
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Dining on a Budget | Checo's Mexican & American Grill
Published 12:00 am, Sunday, March 2, 2014
SAN ANTONIO — Finding an adequate flour tortilla in this city is easy, but locating an excellent one is much harder than you might think.
Fortunately, Checo's Mexican & American Grill serves some great tortillas, which rival the best from a good home cook. They're thicker than most store-bought versions, slightly flaky, with an extra note of toasted flavor from just enough time on a hot griddle, or comal, and still pliable even after they cool down a little. (Helpful hint: Tortillas made from a mix usually stiffen once they cool down. Those made from scratch don't.)
They're perfect partners for what may be the best carne asada in town, tender chunks of beef in a flavorful flour-thickened gravy enlivened with softened pieces of diced onion and tomato. Like the tortillas, the carne guisada is a dish that the most accomplished San Antonio home cooks would be proud to call their own.
Together, the carne guisada and the flour tortillas elevate into a version of the ubiquitous taco that meets the standard of what this dish should be.
The meat of a carne asada taco, although well seasoned, was dry.
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Other dishes turned out nicely, but comparing them with the lofty performance of the carne guisada taco just isn't fair.
An order of nicely assembled Nachos Supreme featured well-seasoned ground beef and looked like care had been put into making them. That same ground beef anchored an order of crispy tacos, which included refried beans that tasted of beans, rather than lard, and adequate rice, which could have used more vegetables.
If you're not a fan of refried beans, consider the frijoles a la charra, a soupy version that sparkles with flavor and includes diced onions, tomatoes and enough diced chiles for flavor but not too much heat.
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5999 De Zavala, Suite 136, west of I-10 near the Post Office, 210-558-5300
Hours: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday, 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday
Price range: Appetizers, $3.50-$8.99; tacos, $1.75-$2.25; soups, $6.50-$6.75; salads, $4.99-$8.99; Mexican combos, $6.50-$12.49; house specials, $5.75-$18.99 (parrillada for 2); American food, $4.99-$14.99; seafood, $7.25-13.25.
Hit: Carne guisada, flour tortillas
Miss: Dry carne asada, undistinguished rice
Lighter choice: House salad, Mexican chicken
Noteworthy: To-go taco special: 3 tacos for $3.19 from 7-11 a.m. weekdays.
Checo's Mexican & American Grill
For some spice, the shrimp a la diabla conveyed a good kick and a nice depth of flavor.
The menu of this place includes a wide variety of items that we didn't get a chance to try, from cabrito to a variety of Mexican seafood classics to chicken-fried steaks and even a rib-eye. If I ever can tear myself away from the carne guisada, I may try some of them.
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Local AAU team wins national tournament
Darryn Freedman, the new basketball coach at The Kiski School in Saltsburg, finished his trip to Florida by leading his team, the Basketball Stars of America, to the championship of the AAU National Classic in Orlando.
The team did it the hard way, defeating the Louisiana Shockaz, 57-54, last Saturday on a buzzer-beating 3-pointer by 6-foot-6 forward Barry Smith. The basketball bounced four times on the rim before falling into the net.
The BSA team, a 17-under Nike Elite team, lost its first two games but finished on a seven-game winning streak after entering the National Classic portion of the six-day tournament.
Evan Pierce, a 6-3 guard from Mt. Lebanon who has scholarship offers from Wagner, Iona and Air Force, scored 34 points in the championship game.
Other members of the team include two Division I recruits — Sewickley Academy's Tom Droney and Hempfield's Nate Perry — who have committed to Davidson and Appalachian State, respectively.
Smith, who will attend The Kiski School this year after a career at Penn Hills, is considering an offer from Youngstown State.
The rest, including some of the WPIAL's best from the 2008-2009 season are Shady Side Academy's Jerome Barnes, Hampton's Billy Luther and Tim Donegan, Mt. Lebanon's Grant Latus and Deion Turman, Sewickley Academy's Peter Schramm and Strongsville (Ohio)'s Deverin Muff.
"The biggest reason we were able to go so far and win so many games is because of the depth of the team and the fact that each player stepped up in different games," Freedman said.
Prior to the AAU National Classic, the Basketball Stars of America also played in the Disney Super Showcase in Orlando, winning five of eight games.
North Stars shine
It took four victories in four days for the Pittsburgh North Stars U-17 soccer club to hit the big time, but it had been about five years in the making.
Riding a core group that's been together since they were 12 years old, the North Stars won the U.S. Club Soccer's U-17 national championship last week in Virginia Beach, Va.
The team, comprised of players who are incoming seniors at North Allegheny, Shaler, Hampton, Gateway, Mars, Montour, Deer Lakes, Indiana and Pine-Richland, won the regular-season Pennsylvania Premier Alliance title and a regional tournament in Winston-Salem, N.C., to advance to Virginia Beach.
Chris Hunkele of Hampton scored goals in preliminary-round victories and Mars' Tanner Panza and Ryan McKenzie scored in a 2-1 victory against Triangle (N.C.) United in the championship game.
"It took a while, and we saw some success along the way. But it really came together this year," coach Bobby Vosmaer said. "It was very gratifying for the kids to see success in what they do. It's all a credit to the players for their hard work."
TJ's opener
Defending Class AAA PIAA and WPIAL football champion Thomas Jefferson will open its season at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 in a home game against H.D. Woodson (Washington D.C.).
H.D. Woodson was 7-4 last season after winning its final seven games. The Warriors are led by Virginia Tech recruit Ricardo Young, a 6-1, 170-pound dual-threat quarterback.


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A year from the 2012 election, President Obama has rallied to a virtual tie with a "generic Republican candidate," reports the Gallup Poll.
Obama actually leads the GOP candidate, 43%-42%, though that is well within the margin of error. Last month, the generic Republican led the president 46%-38%.
The new result "underscores the potential for a close presidential race in the year ahead," Gallup reported.
"Voter preferences on this measure have shifted somewhat from survey to survey over the last year, but support for both Obama and the Republican has varied within a relatively narrow 38% to 47% range," Gallup said.
Also: "Obama gains two percentage points in his advantage over the Republican when taking into account the leanings of undecided voters, but the two remain in a 48% to 45% statistical tie."
Gallup has used this measure in two previous years, 1991 and 2003, in which an incumbent president's opponent was still undetermined. In 1991, the measure told the story of a popular president who looked destined to win re-election, and in 2003, the measure told of a less popular president who appeared destined for a close election contest.
In the former instance, the dynamic of the election changed substantially as the campaign wore on, while in the latter instance, the election stayed pretty much on the same course.
President George H.W. Bush held a sizable lead in 1991 over the generic Democratic opponent throughout the year, reflecting the high job approval ratings that resulted from the successful Persian Gulf War in February and March 1991 -- ratings that drifted downward but still remained high on a relative basis through most of the year.
By early 1992, however, Bush's ratings had deteriorated well below the 50% level, and at various points thereafter he fell behind independent candidate Ross Perot and then Democrat Bill Clinton in Gallup's trial heat polls -- before losing the election in November.
President George W. Bush led the generic Democratic candidate throughout 2003, although in one October survey his lead was only three points. Bush went on to defeat Democrat John Kerry by a narrow popular-vote margin in 2004.
The changes in this survey matchup between Obama and a generic Republican candidate no doubt foreshadow the potential political volatility to come over the next 12 months.
At this point, it seems safe to conclude that neither Obama nor the Republicans have established a stable or large lead, reasoning underscored by recent Gallup polling showing that Obama is in a dead-even race with one potential GOP nominee -- Mitt Romney -- nationally and in 12 key swing states.
David's journalism career spans three decades, including coverage of five presidential elections, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 2000 Florida presidential recount and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He has covered the White House for USA TODAY since 2005. His interests include history, politics, books, movies and college football -- not necessarily in that order. More about David
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LISTEN: Stream Hey Colossus' Album
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Hear Cuckoo Live Life Like Cuckoo in full below
This week, Quietus favourites London six-piece Hey Colossus released their eighth album Cuckoo Live Life Like Cuckoo (artwork above), and we now have the pleasure of being able to offer you a full stream of the LP - enjoy it below:
While listening, why not have a read of our review of the album, where Tom Hannan finds "with the release of Cuckoo Live Life Like Cuckoo [...] they've suddenly arrived at a place where they're not just a good, but an excellent band. Something in their sound has clicked, but it's no subtle flicking of a switch; this feels like a dislocated shoulder being forced back in to place"?
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Just heard it on KFJC 89.7.. a plug of course.. just not many stations around like this.. you may have to go online naturally. local college radio.


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Dear Wendy: How To Handle An Overly Dependent BFF
I am a freshman in college and am loving it. I had no trouble making the transition and while I miss my family, I've found it relatively easy to settle into my new situation. Before moving in, I had to say goodbye to my best friend, which was the toughest thing I've ever had to do. For years we have shared everything. We agree on almost everything and love each other's company. I really do not believe I will ever meet anyone who I could love and rely on as much as I do with her. The problem is that she doesn't like her college. She's been talking of transferring to my school and has been making repeated visits to see me. I love getting to see her, but like I said before, we shared everything. It almost got irritating (to me–I've never seen any indication that she felt this way). I would make a friend and then they would become her friend too. I would find something I had an interest in and she would adopt the hobby too. I was starting to feel like I wasn't my own person. For the past few years I've actually enjoyed being her second half, but now that I'm in college I've been enjoying my independence. The bottom line is that I don't want her here. More importantly though, I don't want to hurt her feelings, especially since, like I said, I don't ever anticipate caring about someone as much as I care about her. What should I do? Is there anything to be done? — Miss Independent
As you're finding out, college is a wonderful time to enjoy your independence and broaden your horizons with new experiences, friends and influences. Too bad your best friend hasn't figured that out. I don't doubt the love and affection you feel for your BFF, but the relationship as you describe it sounds like classic co-dependence. While you've had no trouble making the transition to your new life without her, she seems unable to function without "sharing everything" with you. It's not her college she doesn't like — it's being without you that's making her so unhappy. Unless you want to be as miserable as she's been, you've got to let her know how you feel about her transferring to your school before it's too late.
I know you don't want to hurt your best friend, and I admire the care you have for her feelings, but you're not doing her any favors by keeping quiet. She has as much to gain in being apart from you and having her own independent experience as you do — she just hasn't realized it as quickly as you have. It's time to have a real heart-to-heart with her and let her know that as much as you value her friendship and as important as her role is in your life, you know in your heart you both need time and space to grow as individuals. If the bond of your friendship is as strong as you say it is, creating your own identities and experiences will only enhance each other's lives. Let her know that you believe in the strength of her character to have a wonderful college experience without you by her side every step of the way. She needs to learn to function happily on her own and this her chance. More important, the survival of your friendship is dependent on the distance between you now. If she transfers to your school and mooches off your experience, you'll only resent her stealing your independence. It won't take long for that resentment to grow into ugly bitterness, creating a big ol' wedge between the two of you.
Of course, you can't force your friend not to transfer to your school, but you can let her know in no uncertain terms that you wouldn't be happy if she came. It will probably hurt her feelings to hear such honesty and she may even resent you for it for a while. But she'll be in a lot more hurt if you don't tell her what's on your mind and she transfers to your school and doesn't understand why you don't want to spend every waking second with her. You've just entered a time of great transition and you're going to find that many of your friendships and relationships will be tested in different ways. These challenges might strengthen some of your bonds and weaken others, but if you stay true to your needs and treat the people in your life with respect — understanding that you're evolving at different paces — you'll be a stronger person for it. It sounds like you're already on a great track.
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Emigration Museum BallinStadt Hamburg
On an area of 2,500 square meters, experience the fascinating migration history of over four eras at the Emigration Museum BallinStadt Hamburg. Follow the footsteps of people striving to fulfill their hopes and dreams on their journey to a new homeland while visiting our exhibition. Learn more about Albert Ballin, the founder of the former emigrations halls in Hamburg, and pursue the development of megacities as a result of migration.
As Deutsches Haus der Migration (German House of Migration), BallinStadt is part of a worldwide network of more than 80 academic institutions and organizations.
Hall no 1: "Port of Dreams"
About 120 years ago, Albert Ballin – name patron of the former emigration halls – decides to build these halls as a last homestead to the millions of European emigrants who are about to start their journey to the New World. The exhibition shows the fascinating and personal history of a man who created the "port of dreams" and introduces you to the historical place where today's museum is located.
Hall no 2: "World in Transit"
The large emigration exhibition takes you on a journey with many stages. You can explore the varied emigration stations over the centuries. In 14 themed rooms you gain insight into countries, far away and yet so close and familiar.
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I arrive on day two to sun, dry mud and the end of Yuck's set on the NME/Radio 1 Stage. Over on the Lockup Stage, Wyoming punk rockers Teenage Bottlerocket are just about ready to go.
Bottlerocket tear through their set of catchy, Ramones-inspired pop punk, with ex-Lillingtons frontman Kody Templeman wearing his regular contrasting black/death metal t-shirt (this time Goatwhore).
Meanwhile, Seasick Steve and his band of merry hobos are bluesing it up on the Main Stage. Drummer Dan Magnusson looks like he just climbed down from his mountain jam room and it's great to see Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones in action.
"I went to Nashville and met Jack White, that White Stripes kid… and me and him recorded this tune", says Steve. Later, he whips out a guitar made out of a hubcap and a broomstick. After every song he goes, "Thank y'all for that… It sure is nice to come here and play for y'all".
On the Festival Republic stage, Camden hipsters Tribes' infectious brand of floaty Pixie jams sounds awesome. During "Dumb It Down" I can't help thinking about Rise Against's progression from relatively obscure punk rock champions to world conquering average band. "Coming of Age" is a crowd pleaser. And set closer "We Were Children", with most people in the packed tent singing along, sounds incredible.
After that I catch Los Angeles rockers The Bronx's mariachi alter-ego Mariachi El Bronx, Madness, Boysetsfire (whose occult symbol melodic hardcore sounds great but draws the smallest crowd so far), The Kills and Comeback Kid. Going from Boysetsfire at the Lockup Stage to The Kills' ghoulish, love letter mantra jams over at the NME/Radio 1 Stage is like leaving the '90s and arriving smack bang in the middle of 2011.
Leftover Crack is up next on the Lockup Stage. And while they sound great, I'm not sure I agree with their cop-killer anthems and close-minded, juvenile anarchy. "So you guys had some riots. The police killed an innocent, unarmed man and you responded. I can appreciate that", says frontman Scott Sturgeon. "This song is called 'One Dead Cop'".
My problem with Sturgeon's take on the riots is: a) he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about. And b) he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about! But like I say, they sound great. And you can't argue with the message behind "Gay Rude Boys Unite".
Looking around, someone must be making a killing selling stupid animal outfits and hats. A drunk guy waltzes by wearing a g-string, a cape and a stupid grin. And I can't help thinking, "Who the fuck comes to Reading to be that guy?" What's the attraction in being the obnoxious retard that doesn't remember anything, looks like an idiot and physically repels his fellow festival goers?
Also, I can't help but notice the cowardly way English music fans love to throw things. Mostly, it's half empty beers. I catch a few nerdy looking drunk kids throwing their beers into the crowd, then hiding behind their friends and cheering their own lameness. I even catch a 50-something-year-old woman getting into the spirit(s). But hey, at least no one's throwing piss (I hope).
Over on the main stage it's time for brooding Ohio indie minstrels The National. At first, the band sounds subdued and tame. But soon the blood's pumping. "Squalor Victoria" sounds particularly epic. Frontman Matt Berninger seems drunk and desperate, like a man at his wit's end, as he screams "Squalor Victoria!" and smashes his microphone into the stage repeatedly. "This isn't working, fuckers", he yells! John Lennon-looking drummer Bryan Devendorf is an inspiration.
After that, The Bronx, sans mariachi getups, are intense on the Lockup Stage. Crystal Castles command a massive tent of gawkers on the NME/Radio 1 Stage, as Alice Glass wades into a sea of eager-to-grope hands and fans and comes out on top. And back at the main stage, Pulp's disco light backdrop explains where the money from ticket sales went.
Saturday night headliners The Strokes go on half an hour late to a ridiculously over the top entrance theme and open with "Is This It" and "New York City Cops". What a bunch of rock stars! But they sound amazing, serving up hit after hit after hit... Meanwhile, over at the NME/Radio 1 stage, Jane's Addiction are forced to pull out due to singer Perry Farrell's apparent illness. Nobody seems to care…
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Holmes first appeared in publication in 1887, was featured in 56 short stories and four novels. The first novel, A Study in Scarlet, appeared in Beeton's Christmas Annual in 1887. The second, The Sign of the Four, in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine in 1890. The character grew tremendously in popularity with the first series of short stories in The Strand Magazine, beginning with "A Scandal in Bohemia" in 1891; further series of short stories and two novels published in serial form appeared between then and 1927. The stories cover a period from around 1880 up to 1914.
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To return to the situation of affairs at Orizaba, the disagreement between the allies requires some explanation.
From here parties are made up to ascend Orizaba (Mountain of the Star).
She had arrived from Orizaba with Laurita, who has masses of beautiful red-gold hair.
Well—for instance—'Give the source and course of the Orizaba.'
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Handsome young De Weede turned up yesterday, having made the ascent of Orizaba, a great feat.
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Farm Dinner at Gore Place
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Thursday, February 28, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (EST)
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$75 per person.
Join us for a sumptuous meal in the beautiful 1806 mansion at Gore Place prepared by Chef Robert Harris of Season to Taste in Cambridge. Chef Harris will use the freshest ingredients available from local farms including the Farm at Gore Place to prepare a memorable meal. Proceeds to benefit the farm. Guests may bring wine. Hors d'oeuvre at 6:30pm. Dinner at 7pm. Space is limited. Advanced payment is required by February 25. For more information, email: email@example.com .
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Gore Place, the Federal period, historic house and estate of Massachusetts Governor Christopher Gore, includes a small farm with sheep, goats and poultry. The elegantly furnished mansion has been called "the Monticello of the North" and architectural historians consider it to be the most significant Federal period mansion in New England.


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UCSB Arts & Lectures announces the addition of an appearance by Sanjay Gupta, CNN's Emmy-winning chief medical correspondent, to its Fall 2012 lineup. Dr. Gupta will present a talk on Medicine and Media on Sunday, October 21 at 3 p.m. at Arlington Theatre, as part of Arts & Lectures' new Speaking of Health lecture series. Tickets go on sale Saturday, August 18 at 10 a.m.
Millions of TV viewers trust Dr. Gupta for their critical health information. The charismatic journalist, neurosurgeon and best-selling author will deliver an in-depth examination of the media's role in reporting on today's sometimes scary and shocking medical headlines. With examples from his own work – such as post-9/11 reports on anthrax – Dr. Gupta uses his unique expertise seen on programs like Anderson Cooper 360˚ and Sanjay Gupta, MD to address the responsibility of news reporting in the public health arena.
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Fluent it sounds like you may be swapping (memory full, using disk to compensate). Firefox is a huge offender of chewing memory so yes shut it down. Look at your Task Manager for anything consuming lots of RAM. If I recall you have a pretty basic laptop. If you are using an integrated video card it tries to use system memory too so it becomes a losing battle. Divine Divinity is a pretty old game so your laptop should be able to run it. I ran it on a IBM T42 which was many moons ago without lag, and on XP…. That had a dedicated but whimpy vid card and no more than 2Gig of RAM. What are your specs?
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Max is 21 years old and single. It's 2010 and he's a virgin and proud of it.
It wasn't always like this for Max. Although he believed in God, he wasn't raised in a Christian home. As a young teenager he was obsessed with materialism and girls. "All I could think about was girls and making sure I was successful when I grew up," says Max.
Sitting in a high school assembly one day, 14-year old Max remembers hearing a tough rodeo guy talk about the consequences of premarital sex. It was Chris from Athletes in Action and he shared his own story of purity to the shocked crowd of teens. Max was stunned. "There's no way I'm waiting for marriage. This guy is a loser!" he thought.
Months passed but Max still couldn't get the message out of his head. It kept nagging at him. A seed had been planted. "The logic of what Chris taught was reasonable. He didn't use religious jargon to defend his message. He just stated facts about how giving yourself to someone outside of marriage affects you negatively and how good it was to wait. So I did, just because it seemed like the smart thing to do."
About a year later Max was invited to attend a church service. He kept going and eventually prayed and received Christ. However, it wasn't until he started attending college that he got serious about his walk with Jesus.
As he settled into college life, he saw many young adults suffering the consequences of wrong choices. Max was grateful for that school assembly years earlier. The message that Chris was brave enough to teach had caused a chain reaction in Max that led him to where he is today.
Max meets many guys who probably wouldn't share his passion for purity. Still, with God's grace he is waiting patiently to meet and marry the love of his life. Meanwhile he's found something to give away that's far more valuable than his virginity. The message of Jesus.


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Each spring and fall, UVM Watershed Alliance runs the Stream Monitoring and Stewardship Program (our most popular!). Our trained interns (also called Watershed Educators) from the University of Vermont visit schools across the state and lead classroom watershed lessons and stream monitoring field trips, and help develop community outreach project. Typical programs consist of one 2-hour classroom session followed by one or two 4-hour field trips where students get to participate in local stream monitoring. After monitoring, students prepare and implement a community outreach project (time commitment varies depending on scope of project).
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"Actually going outside and doing the research ourselves really helped to show the way we can inadvertently impact an ecosystem." -High School Student
"I think the biggest thing that caught my eyes today was during the BMI station. I think the reason this had such as huge impact on me because using the kick nets we caught organisms that live in the river that I might have never know even lived there" - Middle School Student
"I loved going to the stream and looking for bugs. Who knew there were so many in one stream?!" - Elementary Student
A typical program consists of the following components:
Approximate time commitment: 1 hour phone/in-person meeting to plan the program. Teacher fills out and returns program application.
- Outreach & Education Coordinator reviews program and watershed study; consults on study design, available resources and integration into curriculum.
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- Watershed Educators (interns) contact teacher to review program goals, logistics and specific needs.
Grade Level: 5 - 12
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Description: Watershed Educators use EnviroScape® interactive watershed model to introduce key watershed concepts.
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Description: Students are introduced to the scientific method and how to identify the monitoring questions. Watershed Educators introduce monitoring concepts and background information about chemical, physical, and biological parameters and demonstrate how to use equipment.
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Approximate time commitment: 30 minutes-1 hour
Description: A PowerPoint presentation that covers the watershed and water quality monitoring concepts and methods.
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Description: Students assess the physical characteristics of the stream, including depth and width, velocity, substrate, discharge, and transparency. Can be performed at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
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Description: Students analyze stream water for chose parameters, such as pH, dissolve oxygen, phosphorus, and conductivity. These measurements act as a snapshot in time of the quality of the stream. Can be performed at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
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Description: Specimens are collected, sorted and identified by major groups of benthic macroinvertebrates. Students assess primary habitat characteristics and calculate relative abundance and richness of each major group. Can be performed at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
We are able to do E. coli testing with schools on a limited basis! Feel free to ask us about it if you're interested.
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It's official: Callahan named Rangers' captain
From the Rangers: Rangers president and general manager Glen Sather announced today that forward Ryan Callahan has been named the 26th captain in franchise history. Brad Richards will join Marc Staal as the club's two alternate captains. "Ryan Callahan embodies all the leadership qualities we seek from our captain," Sather… Read More →


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The Rolling Stones' singer Sir Mick Jagger has produced a self-deprecating video ahead of the Monty Python reunion shows at the O2 in Greenwich.
The legendary singer, 70, was filmed watching the World Cup with his bandmate Charlie Watts, dismissing the recently-reformed comedy group as a "bunch of wrinkly old men trying to relive their youth and make a bit of money."
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Egyptian authorities have taken into custody former managing director of Bank of Cairo, Mohamed Abul Fateh for allegedly securing unguaranteed loan facilities. Case prosecutors are demanding that Fateh's assets be frozen, reported Al-Akhbar.
According to the report, some $322 million was allocated to four Egyptian businessmen; three of which are currently incarcerated and one running from authorities.
International financial institutions often criticize Egypt's weak banking sector, public banks in particular. State-owned institutions control nearly 60 percent of the nation's total banking assets and around 70 percent of the total deposit. Businessmen have received large-scale loans without undergoing the appropriate background checks.
This past November, Egypt's High State Security Court confiscated the property of 21 businessmen and two bankers after being charged with expediting and receiving improper loans valued at approximately $170 million. — (menareport.com)
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Just lookin' for a little respect, Eagles take on Indians
By CINDY ROLLER, News-Telegram Sports Reporter
Oct. 3, 2008 - COMO - Football at Como-Pickton has been all about gaining respect. "Everyone believes they can beat us so they all come out and play hard," Como-Pickton head coach Paul Tullis explains. "We need to turn it around and gain the respect we deserve." After a difficult last season, the Eagles are looking to recover.
Grand Saline is the Eagles opponent tonight; they are 0-4, scoring a sole touchdown against Mineola all season. "They have really played some tough opponents. Van and Winnsboro are both very talented, athletic teams, and Cayuga has some of the best looking kids I have ever seen. Mineola was a closer gamethat is the game we have tried to judge from the most. Their kids will come off hard and try to grind the ball down the field much like Cooper, and we will have to play better to stop them," he said.
During last Friday's game against Cooper, the Eagles suffered the loss of many yards to personal fouls. "Football is an emotional game with high intensity and sometimes things escalate past where they need to be. When it starts getting to that point, players must keep their composure and do what is best for the team and not always themselves." Tullis said, "We have to do a better job of this, and there will be reprimands for those who lose control."
After some good practices this week, Tullis is focusing on the basics on defense with better technique. "Offensively we did a great job versus Cooper, and we will continue to run our stuffto take advantage of Grand Saline's offense," continued coach. They have made some minor changes to personnel and upgraded a few positions to account for some injuries that occurred during non-district play, a common hurdle in football.
Coach Tullis concluded, "We can definitely win if we play with emotion and eliminate our mistakes, especially turnovers. I don't think it matters if we are at home or on the road, we always get great support from our fans."
What is the secret to winning? Scoring more points than the other team. Yes, it is that simple.
The Eagles will travel to Indian Memorial Stadium with kick off to begin at 7:30 p.m. Other matches in the district: Alba-Golden hosts Quitman, Lone Oak hosts Winnsboro, and Cooper hosts Caddo Mills.
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CBSSports.com to Expand Pre-SUPER BOWL Social and Video Offerings
CBSSports.com will feature innovative social experiences and expanded video programming leading up to Super Bowl XLVII to bring fans even closer to the action in New Orleans and the storylines buzzing around the country.
CBSSports.com will provide fans with a unique window into the game using a social dashboard to reveal which players, teams and storylines are buzzing among Facebook users around the country. CBSSports.com is creating engaging online experiences that let visitors interact with the Facebook audience insights through graphics, photo galleries and breakdowns of the data by state, gender and age, available athttp://www.cbssports.com/nfl/superbowl/insights.
Beginning Monday, Jan. 28, CBSSports.com will also feature three shows each day from New Orleans, the site of Super Bowl XLVII. The three daily shows, the most CBSSports.com has ever offered around the Super Bowl, will give fans live and on-demand access to all of the latest news right from the heart of the action:
Eye on Football: Live from Jackson Square (3:00-4:00 PM, ET, Monday-Friday and 4:00-5:00 PM, ET on Saturday) will examine all aspects of the Super Bowl, from star quarterbacks and injury updates to the Xs and Os that may define the game. Broadcasting live from CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square, in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter, the show will have an all-star lineup of guests, including former and current NFL players and coaches. Hosted by Brent Stover and presented by Blackberry, the show will feature former NFL Pro Bowl players Brian Westbrook and Trevor Pryce alongside CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora and CBSSports.com NFL experts Pete Prisco and Nathan Zegura. Live from Jackson Square will also be simulcast on the CBS Sports Network.


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I guess this will be my unofficial countdown to Christmas. I've been getting ready, doing a little bit every day. Yesterday my mom came over with her recipe for nutrolls. We make these every year for Christmas. We also make apricot rolls. Some people make poppyseed, but, they don't sound too good to me. I'd probably like them now that I'm older if I'd give them a try.
Here's the long process of making nut rolls. Step one, make dough, it's sort of like bread dough. This is the dough after it has risen:
We then grind walnuts, put it in a big pot with butter, honey, milk and sugar and cook until thickened, and it looks like this:
Then you roll it out, spread filling and roll into "logs"
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HAVING enjoyed every second of it, I am happy and relieved to have finished my first solo offshore race in one piece.
Being my first attempt, I was really unsure as to how it was going to go.
The amount of things you have to manage is truly monumental, there wasn't one second during the 43 hours we were racing that I wasn't doing something, be it boat speed, sails, navigation, tactics, other boats, sleep, eat, breakage, unmarked fish farms and unpredicted tide turns.
Solo sailing is a constant bombardment of information and endless decision-making.
"What makes it even harder is that the results of these decisions might not pay off until hours later (ie when to rest) and may mean a short-term loss in the first instance.
Trying to make the right decisions means you are physically and mentally drained at the finish.
After crossing the finish line, I had no idea what time it was. What I did know was that it was about an hour and a half after low tide, whenever that was.
The Solo Maître Coq itself was a complex combination of very subtle high-pressure weather systems, island roundings and tidal considerations.
Without doubt, the best bit of the race for me was the first very light spinnaker run down to Ile de Yeu, which was actually quite similar to the dinghy sailing that I am so used to.
I had never lined up with more than 10 Figaro before (there were 38 in the fleet) and I had no experience at all in the very light conditions that we had on this leg.
So to sail through the fleet and into the top 10 by the second mark, I was thrilled.
This gave me a confidence boost, knowing that the decisions I was making were the smart ones and meant that I could trust myself through the whole race.
The most difficult part of the race for me came just a few hours after the best.
At 2am, around the leeward side of Ile de Yeu, I was completely becalmed and could do nothing but watch as boats sailed past me.
With 0.00 knots of boat speed I was powerless to do anything about my predicament, I had to sit tight and be patient.
I used the time to plan my attack on the fleet, I knew I was going to be spat out somewhere near the back but, buoyed by the thought of my previous downwind leg, I was sure I could make substantial time back again.
The rest of the race seemed to go very quickly, as I was so pre-occupied with everything I had to do.
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Source: Wes Penre, Illuminati News
The Hidden Hand Dialogue is a set of questions and answers given by a self-described Illuminati insider and members of the Forum that was recorded in October 2008. The insider responds to questions in a sincere and consistent way, and reveals valuable information about the secret control mechanisms used by an elite group of insiders he calls "The Family". Among the many insights s/he gives is that the leadership of the family is very much aligned with a group of extraterrestrial visitors. If genuine, the Hidden Hand dialogues provide many answers to how our world is secretly run, how the extraterrestrial question applies to it, and what may happen at the end of the Mayan Calendar in 2012.
The Hidden Hand dialogue is based on the premise that secret elite groups control our planet and have been doing so for millennia. These elite groups have been described as the Illuminati, the Incunabula, Nephilim, etc., in books such as Rule By Secrecy, Gods of Eden, and The Biggest Secret. The basic idea is that a select group of families with distinct bloodlines have accumulated power and pass this on from one generation to another. In fact, this is precisely how the insider (the "Hidden Hand") introduces him- or herself, and describes the group to which he belongs:
I am a generational member of a Ruling Bloodline Family… Our Lineage can be traced back beyond antiquity. From the earliest times of your recorded "history", and beyond, our Family has been 'directing' the 'play' from behind the scenes, in one way or another. [Note: all Hidden Hand quotes are cited from here]
The Hidden Hand reveals the number of core bloodlines making up "The Family":
There are 13 'base' or 'core' original bloodlines. Yet there are many many other lines that spring from these, as do rivers from the oceans. If you imagine the 13 Original lines as Primary colour, that can be mixed to create a vast array of other colours, then you will have some comprehension. Again, no competition, just Family.
Hidden Hand describes the structure of the ruling bloodlines as follows:
In the grand scheme of things, the Line is not as important as the House, the House, is not as important as the Family. The Family is all. No matter the House or Line, we are One (truly international) Family. Imagine if you will, a body. A House would represent a vital organ or body part within the Body itself. Each part has an important role to play in the functioning of the whole, and to each of us, the 'whole' has our undivided loyalty. As I say, many lines, (far more than you are aware of), One Family.
So for example, a particular bloodline, the Rothschilds, is part of a House that controls international finances in this global Family.
Of the thirteen base bloodlines, the Hidden Hand says that only three are indigenous to Earth. The rest have off-world origins, the so called Fallen Angels or Nephilim as described in the Book of Enoch. S/he clearly identifies where the most power is found among the thirteen bloodlines: "I want to be clear on this Bloodline issue. The ones you know, they are of earthly lineage. Yes, they have their place in the Family, but the Real Power lines, do not originate from this planet.
Further clarifying the identity of the most powerful bloodlines, the Hidden Hand says they derive from the "group soul" or entity known as Lucifer:
Our Creator, is the one you refer to as 'Lucifer', "The Light Bearer" and "Bright and Morning Star". Our Creator is not "The Devil" as he has been spuriously portrayed in your bible. Lucifer is what you would call a "Group Soul" or "Social Memory Complex", which has evolved to the level of the Sixth Density.... In appearance, were you to gaze upon Lucifer's fullest expression of our Being, the appearance would be that of a Sun or a "Bright Star". Or, when stepping down into a 3rd Density vibration, we would appear as what you may term an 'Angel' or 'Light Being'.
So while the Family is led by ten extraterrestrial bloodlines, all thirteen bloodlines see themselves as physical manifestations of Lucifer - a highly evolved spiritual being who has taken on the assignment of creating a negative polarity which gives humanity the opportunity to evolve by making better moral choices. While this admission would lead to fundamentalist Christians describing the Family as devil worshippers, and extraterrestrials as demons, the Hidden Hand is suggesting that Lucifer is performing a form of spiritual service. Importantly, as I discuss later, the Family and its Luciferian power structure, is also a problem for extraterrestrial civilizations.
This is how the Hidden Hand justifies why The Family engages in behaviors that many describe as evil:
[W]e need a very high percentage of Negative Polarity, if we are to achieve a Negative Harvest. In other words, we have to be Self-Service-Centred to an extreme degree, in order to become Negatively Harvested. This is why we work so hard to be as Negatively Polarized as we possibly can be,
Put simply, this means that the more highly negative or "evil" the Family is in maintaining its control over the rest of humanity, the more likely that the Family can achieve its ultimate goal. While this appears paradoxical, the Hidden Hand elaborates a complex philosophy as to why this is so.
Understand, that we HAVE to be Negative. That's what we were sent here to be. It is our contract, and it has always been to help you, by providing the "Catalyst" I spoke of earlier.
By "catalyst," the Hidden Hand means performing actions that force the rest of humanity to make important moral choices. He explains further:
[W]e must be as Negatively Polarized as possible. Service to Self in the extreme. Violence, War, Hatred, Greed, Control, Enslavement, Genocide, Torture, Moral Degradation, Prostitution, Drugs, all these things and more, they serve our purpose.
This is how the Family sanctions such highly negative behaviors as ritual human sacrifice, and child abuse as documented by researchers such as John DeCamp. The ultimate goal is to awaken humanity to take actions to stop these negative things from happening.
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The Oakland Raiders offensive line took a step back in 2012. It may have been the adjustment to former offensive coordinator Greg Knapp's zone blocking scheme. The unit as a whole never got comfortable in the system and as a result the Raiders ranked 28th in rushing yards per game, averaging just 88.8 yards.
One area the line excelled was pass blocking. Despite being placed in terrible circumstances by early deficits, the Raiders offensive line only gave up 27 sacks on 629 pass attempts. That is a remarkable job considering the defense knew the Raiders had to throw.
The interior of the Oakland offensive line has some young talent to build around. Center Stefen Wisniewski started all 16 games at guard as a rookie and started 15 games this season as he moved to center. The former second round pick earned the trust of the players and coaching staff as the leads the line in identifying defenses and makes the line calls. Wisniewski should anchor the line for years to come. His back-up Alex Parsons started the only game Wisniewski missed. He is an exclusive right free agent, which means the Raiders can have him back for three years at the veteran's minimum. He does not have the ability to negotiate with other teams, pretty much ensuring he will be back in 2013.
The Raiders paid big money to Mike Brisiel last offseason to entice him away from the Houston Texans. However, he was hampered late in the season by an ankle injury that really hurt his production. He is being compensated like an elite guard and is under contract for the next four seasons. The Raiders will expect a bigger payoff on their investment in 2013 and Brisiel has the ability to oblige.
The other starting guard spot was occupied by 13 year veteran Cooper Carlisle, who started all 16 games for the Raiders. Oakland signed Carlisle to a one year deal last season making him an unrestricted free agent this offseason. It would not appear likely the Raiders would resign Carlisle unless they can get him for a cheap one year deal. Instead general manager Reggie McKenzie used the team's first draft choice on Tony Bergstrom in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft. Bergstrom started one game in 2012 in place of Brisiel, but the coaching staff found ways to get in on the field in short yardage situations and as an extra offensive lineman. He will enter 2013 with a chance to win the starting job.
One favorable addition to the Oakland offensive line will come from the hiring of Tony Sparano as the offensive line coach and assistant head coach. Sparano has experience and a proven record of success guiding offensive lines. With a young, talented group, Sparano has the opportunity to make an impact developing this unit.
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AT&T Mandates Update for Treo 680 Users
AT&T Wireless has begun sending out both SMS and written notifications to Treo 680 users that the 2.11 ROM update is now going to be a requirement to continue using their devices on the carrier after September 15th 2009.
Citing a pending "network upgrade", the AT&T letter claims that the 2.11 update, originally released way back in December of 2007, will give users "optimal call performance". The update contains a number of overall improvements in Bluetooth stability, the added Push-to-Talk capability and updated AT&T branding.
For users with the existing 2.11 update installed, there is no action necessary, as this is just a reminder to download and install the existing update, not a notification of an actual new software update. A related discussion of the story on TreoCentral is here and you can read our original coverage of this update's release in 2007.
Users can download the v2.11 Treo 680 software update at Palm Support.
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My first ROM roll back became unstable. Have reinstalled different ROM vrs several times. Current ROM (1.04-ROW) has been working for a while and seems stable again.
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