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John Suler is professor of psychology at Rider University and he maintains The Psychology of Cyberspace hypertextbook and accompanying blog.
The website has been going for over 10 years and covers all areas of psychological research into internet use.
See alsoEdit
- Suler, J.R. (1993). Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Eastern Thought. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press.
- Suler, J.R. Psychology of Cyberspace http://www-usr.rider.edu/~suler/psycyber/psycyber.html
- Suler, J.R. MADMAN: Strange Adventures of a Psychology Intern (2010, True Center Publishing) A breathtakingly accurate depiction of the challenges facing psychology interns. WIth irreverent humor, a surreal imagination, and elements of eastern philosophy, this coming-of-age story captures the point of view of a young clinical psychologist and his mind-blowing immersion into the world of psychiatry and psychotherapy.
- Suler, J.R. Photographic Psychology: Image and Psyche (to be published 2011,ipad app True Center Publishing) http://www.flickr.com/photos/jsuler/sets/72057594126928976/
Book ChaptersEdit
- Suler, J.R. (2004). Do boys and girls just wanna have fun?In A. Kunkel, Gender Communication Kendall/Hunt Publishing.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2004). The psychology of text relationships. In Online Counseling: a manual for mental health professionals (R. Kraus, J. Zack & G. Striker, Eds). London: Elsevier Academic Press. Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2001). The psychology of avatars and graphical space in multimedia chat communities. In Michael Beiswenger (ed.), Chat Communication, pp. 305-344. Ibidem, Stuttgart, Germany. Full text
- Suler, J.R. (1996). Psychoanalysis. In Chambliss, J.J. (Ed), Philosophy of Education: An Encyclopedia (pp. 508-512. New York: Garland.
- Suler, J.R. (1996). Computer-simulated psychotherapy as an aid in teaching clinical psychology. In Ware, M. & Johnson, D. (eds), Handbook of Demonstrations and Activities in the Teaching of Psychology (volume 3). New York: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (reprinted from Teaching of Psychology, 14, 37-39)Full text
- Suler, J. (2005). eQuest: Case study of a comprehensive online program for self-study and personal growth. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 8, 379-386. Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2004). Extending the classroom into cyberspace: The discussion board. [CyberPsychology and Behavior]], 7, 397-403.Full text
- Suler, J. (2004). Computer and cyberspace addiction. International Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 1, 359-362.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2004). The online disinhibition effect. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 7, 321-326.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2002). The future of online clinical work. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 4, 265-270.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2002). Identity Management in Cyberspace. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 4, 455-460.Full text
- Fenichel, M., Suler, J., Azy Barak, Zelvin, E., Jones, G., Munro, K., Meunier, V., & Walker-Schmucker, W. (2002). Myths and Realities of Online Clinical Work. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 481-497.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2001). The online clinical case study group: An e-mail model. CyberPsychology and Behavior,4, 711-722.Full text
- ISMHO Clinical Case Study Group - J. Suler, participant (2001). Assessing a person's suitability for online therapy. CyberPsychology and Behavior,4, 675-680.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2001). Psychotherapy and clinical work in cyberspace. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 3, 483-486.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2001). Online clinical case study and peer supervision groups. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 3, 95-97.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2000). Case studies and the evolution of digital life forms. CyberPsychology and Behavior,3, 219-220..Full text
- Suler, J.R. (2000). Exploring psychoanalysis on the web. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 2, 205-208.[ Full text]
- Suler, J.R. (2000). Psychotherapy in cyberspace: A 5-dimension model of online and computer-mediated psychotherapy. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 3, 151-160.Full text
- Suler, J. (1999). Publishing Online. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 1, 373-376.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (1999). Internet mailing lists. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 1, 199-201.
- Suler, J.R. (1999) To get what you need: Healthy and pathological internet use. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 2, 385-394.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (1999). The Palace. New Observations: Cultures of Cyberspace, 120, 10.Full text
- Suler, J.R. and Phillips, W. (1998). The Bad Boys of Cyberspace: Deviant Behavior in Multimedia Chat Communities. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 1, 275-294. Full text
- Suler, J.R. (1997). Mental imagery in the organization and transformation of the self. Psychoanalytic Review, 83, 655-672.Full text
- Suler, J.R. (1995). Psychoanalysis and Zen Buddhism. Psychoanalytic Review, 82, 407-426.
- Rizziello, J., & Suler, J.R. (1992). A computer program for the block figure imagery test: A preliminary report. Journal of Mental Imagery, 16, 205-210.
- Suler, J.R. (1991a). The T'ai Chi Images: A model of psychotherapeutic change. Psychologia: An International Journal of Psychology in the Orient, 34, 18-27.
- Suler, J.R. (1991b). Book review of Clinical Empathy by D. Berger. NY: Jason Aronson, 1987. In Psychoanalytic Psychology, 8, 122-127.
- Suler, J.R. (1990a). Wandering in search of a sign: A contemporary version of the vision quest. Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 30, 73-88.


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Obama Views Sandy Recovery On Staten Island [VIDEO]
After getting an up-close look at areas that are still unlivable from Superstorm Sandy, President Barack Obama is vowing to stick with residents of damaged New York neighborhoods "until the rebuilding is complete."
Seventeen days after the storm hit, Obama today brought the spotlight to people still living without heat and electricity, and hugged some of those who are trying to rebuild their lives.
Speaking from a block in Staten Island that was demolished by the storm, Obama said, "We're reminded that we are bound together and we have to look out for each other." Nine days after a closely-divided country gave him a second term, Obama said that when it comes to helping people recover from the storm, "the petty differences melt away."
He met privately with parents whose two young boys were swept away in the storm. They were among more than 100 people who lost their lives.
Before arriving on Staten Island, the president flew by helicopter over an area of Queens where about 100 homes burned to the ground.
One man whose Staten Island home was wrecked says he's been waiting in line every day, all day, hoping to speak with FEMA officials. Anthony Gatti — who said Obama should have visited sooner — said that it would be "a great thing" if Obama could speed up the process of dealing with the federal government.
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| A. Should FDA initiate a rulemaking to codify its interpretation of section 503(b) of the action regarding when an active ingredient can be simultaneously marketed in both prescription drug product and an OTC drug product?
| No, there is no scientific evidence that Plan B will affect teens under 16 any differently than women > 16. Just say no campaigns have been shown to no be effective and this is based on scientific evidence. Several studies have shown that kids that take abstinence pledges are not less likely to engage in sex, they are less likely to be protected when they do. There is also no evidence that if we make EC available to all women that teens will increase sexual activity. I have been involved in making EC accessible to women since 1996 when Kaiser had the first EC kit. If EC was responsible for decreasing abortions in one year alone by 51,000 (Year 2000) how could the FDA prevent our most vulnerable from access to it. There has not been such restriction of science since Galileo's time. Why do you have scientific advisory boards if you don't use them.
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|B. Is there significant confusion regarding FDA's interpretation of section 503(b) of the act?
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| A. If FDA limited sale of an OTC product to a particular subpopulation, e.g., by making the product available to the subpopulation by prescription only, would FDA be able to enforce such a limitation as a matter of law?
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|So far this is only about Plan B. Why is there a need for all these changes for this one safe, effective medication?
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Rosemary & Parmesan Polenta Chips
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Recipe by Kiwi Kathy
Nice served with grilled or BBQ'ed steak or chicken.. from Super Food Ideas magazine. June 2012
Top Review by awalde
These have gone very fast. I did not have time to serve this for dinner as my son found that these would be a perfect snack praior his training. I had only 6 thin slices left!<br/>It's a very easy recipe and very tasty. I think this is very versatile, next time I will add some red pepper flakes as well. Thanks a lot for this great recipe!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 473.18 ml chicken stock
- 29.58 ml rosemary, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 118.29 ml instant polenta
- 59.14 ml parmesan cheese, finely grated
- olive oil flavored cooking spray
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- Grease a 6cm deep, 19cm square cake tin. Line base and sides with baking paper, extending paper 2 cm from edge of pan on all sides. Place stock, rosemary and garlic in a medium saucepan over high heat. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to low.
- Add polenta in a slow steady stream, stirring constantly. Cook, stirring for 5 minutes or until thickened. Stir in parmesan. Spread polenta into prepared pan. Cover. Refrigerate for 3 hours or until set.
- Preheat oven to 220 degrees Celsius Remove polenta from pan. Cut in half. Cut each half into 2cm wide chips. Place on a greased wire rack over a baking paper lined baking tray. Spray with oil. Bake 15 minutes or until golden and crisp.
- Note: Chips can be frozen, unbaked, for up to one month.
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The sun had just set as we took to flight; the hoar frost fell.
Mr. hoar: The other will be disposed of in a moment, and I hope we shall vote on it.
At Amherst a large gathering of students listened to Senator hoar.
The smoke of a multitude of chimneys hung over the town, and the trees were hoar with frost.
"All right, all right—not at all—not at all—" He ran on, joining the hoar and shouting wave.
Here and there it has some of the indistinctness of hoar antiquity: its fadings away are beautifully characteristic.
He did this in common with all the world, including hoar himself.
Judge hoar says it is a good place to live and die in, but a very bad place to make a living in.
Mr. hoar: Will the senator allow me to interrupt him for a moment?
Old English har "hoary, gray, venerable, old," the connecting notion being gray hair, from Proto-Germanic *haira (cf. Old Norse harr "gray-haired, old," Old Saxon, Old High German her "distinguished, noble, glorious," German hehr), from PIE *kei-, source of color adjectives (see hue (n.1)). German also uses the word as a title of respect, in Herr. Of frost, it is recorded in Old English, perhaps expressing the resemblance of the white feathers of frost to an old man's beard. Used as an attribute of boundary stones in Anglo-Saxon, perhaps in reference to being gray with lichens, hence its appearance in place-names.


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Microsoft wants to turn your living room into a holodeckView gallery - 3 images
Microsoft is beginning to emerge from what some have called "the missing decade" as a company eager to innovate and forge the future rather than be dragged along into it by its competitors. The Xbox brand is very much part of popular culture, and the Xbox 360 is expected to be superseded by a successor in 2013. But Microsoft is looking even further forward than that, with a recently revealed patent application suggesting the company wants to turn living rooms into something akin to the holodecks featured in Star Trek.
Although video gaming has evolved over the years – from the Atari classics of old to the innovative gems revealed at Gamescom 2012, they have for the most part remained stuck within the parameters of a flat display. There have been efforts to immerse gamers more fully in the experience, but when Nintendo's Virtual Boy remains one of the better attempt it's clear to see why none have become "the next big thing."
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The Wii brought motion-control to gaming in a big, bold way, and the concept was promptly mimicked by both Sony (Playstation Move) and Microsoft (Xbox Kinect). These systems allow gamers to control characters in a more natural way, but the environments remain within the confines of a flat display.
Microsoft patent application number 20120223885, as filed in early-2011, relates to an "immersive display experience." It describes a system for bringing console gaming out from beyond the television screen and into the real world. The humble television set would still show the game's main visuals, but a "peripheral image" would be displayed onto all four walls of the room being used. The game's environment would then surround the player, with a depth-sensing camera system (Kinect is already capable of this) tracking the player's position so that they can, for example, "turn around and observe an enemy sneaking up from behind."
The Microsoft patent application puts you literally in the game, with the visuals appearing in front, behind, and to the sides of the player
There is a new breed of virtual reality systems emerging, like the Oculus Rift and Sensics SmartGoggles gaming headsets, but this idea of bringing the gaming environment out into the living room itself could obliterate the need for such technology. Microsoft has already made great strides with Kinect, and Kinect 2 – likely to be a major force behind the company's next home console – could improve upon the concept even more. Which means this patent application, though merely a sci-fi staple at present, should be an attainable goal for the future.
Of course, in Star Trek the holodecks are enclosed rooms in which environments, objects, and people are displayed as though they were real. Technology still has a long road ahead in trying to turn holographic gaming into reality, but ideas like Microsoft's patent application are the first rung on that long ladder.
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It's retro night, who is gonna be there in the snow?
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It's retro night, who is gonna be there in the snow?
I'll be there a little snow never hurt anyone.
Retro? Last time I was at a retro game, we lost...Not a merry Christmas.
That said, I'm going.
I've just noticed that I've been to like 3 of our retro games this year without even trying...
Snow...Big Deal!
I'll be in my usual spot in sec 212.
We'll be there. I don't care about the snow, I'm just glad this is the second-to-last Saturday game.
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Im curious, why don't you like Sat. night games. Those are my favorites
well.. even if it was the the Judgement Day and i would get a 1 chance to see Pacers and Reggie play once in my life i would do it... my dream! tell me guyz.. how does it feels like to be in the arena and watch an NBA game? must be soooo cooool.. can u hear the players talk and stuff like that? And how much does it Cost to be there? does the prices depend on where you are sitting?
Depending on where you sit, yes, you can hear players and coaches yelling...I sit 3 rows from the top of the stadium and am sometimes able to hear the players communicating. It ranges from $10-$495 per seat. The price definitely depends on where you sit.
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Heidi Klum's Haunted Holiday Bash Raises $200,000 for Hurricane Sandy Victims (VIDEO & PHOTOS)
Holding her annual bash more than a month late due to the storm, the supermodel said on Monday's Good Morning America that she wanted the event to be extra special.
"Because [Sandy] happened on the day of Halloween or the day before, I thought, I'm going to want to do this party and have something really great come out of this. And so I partnered with AOL, the Red Cross, and Patch … and got $200,000 worth of presents and goods that they need [for the hurricane victims]," said Klum, who guest-hosted the 8 o'clock hour of GMA.
Klum dressed up as Egyptian pharaoh Cleopatra for this year's bash, which was sponsored by Svedka Vodka and held at NYC hotspot Finale. And the outfit didn't come easy: she donned 18-inch platforms and spent three hours with makeup artist Bill Corso getting Swarovski crystals glued to her face — and only then donned the 60-pound costume.
"I felt a little ugly last year," said the Project Runway host, who dressed as both an ape and the invisible woman in 2011. "So, I thought this year I wanted to be a little pretty so I put sparkles all over the face."
In addition to her fundraising bash, Klum helped out Sandy victims during a recent visit to towns outside of NYC. There, she delivered goods — and tweeted some behind-the-scenes pictures of her efforts.
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Over 400 cast and crew have set up camp around Glencoe where a huge open-air set has been built on the side of a mountain.
And local towns and villages are noticing how good it's all been for their businesses since filming started properly on Thursday.
Muggles from all over the country have been winging their way to the Highlands for a glimpse of the magic being created there.
Hagrid's hut has been built and there is a smallish castle structure too, says one local councillor.
He told the BBC: "The set looks wonderful - many people locally want to keep it but planners have said no."
The same thing happened with the first two Potter flicks. Filming took place in different places around the country, including Alnwick Castle in Northumberland.
Fans flocked to have their photos taken where Ron and Harry stood in the films.
And what that meant was the hotels and shops in those areas also had loads more visitors.
Highlander magic
But Glencoe is no stranger to big Hollywood stars setting up home in their towns.
The scenery of Glencoe is extremely dramatic and ghostly. It's full of history and has been used in films for over 30 years.
Braveheart, Rob Roy and Highlander have all been filmed there.
The release date for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban hasn't been decided on, but it's thought it will hit our screens sometime in 2004.


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Buriram United progressed through to the group stages of the AFC Champions League after edging Brisbane Roar from the penalty
|By MICHAEL HUGUENIN
Thai club Buriram United have denied Brisbane Roar a berth in the AFC Asian Champions League group stage, winning their playoff 3-0 on penalties.
In front of a boisterous home crowd at the Thunder Castle Stadium in north-east Thailand, Buriram dominated the reigning A-League champions through 120 minutes and deservedly triumphed in the penalty shootout as goalkeeper Sivaruck Tedsungnoen saved Brisbane's first three spot kicks.
Thomas Broich took the first penalty of the shootout and Tedsungnoen did well to lift his glove above his head and palm the German's shot away, having already dived to his left.
Tedsungnoen subsequently saved Besart Berisha and James Meyer's tame efforts as Spanish defender Osmar Barba and Swiss midfielder Charyl Chappuis converted their penalties, before Jirawat Makarom sent Buriram into the AFC Asian Champions League for the second year in a row when he scored from the spot.
Brisbane head coach Mike Mulvey made two changes from the side that went down 2-1 to Sydney FC on Sunday, bringing in James Donachie and Ben Halloran for Jack Hingert and Steven Lustica.
The home side were on top from the opening minute, launching attacks at top speed whenever they gained possession.
Buriram regularly hit long balls in behind Roar's full-backs and got some early joy with that tactic, when Anawin Jujeen collected the ball on the right-hand side of the penalty area and shot at the near post but was denied by Michael Theo's smart save.
In the ninth minute, Theo came out to punch a free-kick and his elbow struck Ivan Franjic in the head, knocking the left-back out.
Franjic looked unlikely to continue but after spending around a minute on the sidelines, he returned to action, only to eventually be replaced by Hingert after the half hour, seemingly still feeling the effects of concussion.
Luke Brattan gave a lacklustre Roar their first effort on target in the 25th minute, but Buriram almost opened the scoring soon after when Chappuis shot just wide from a corner.
In the 38th minute, Buriram again found space behind Roar's full-backs with Kai Hirano shooting hard at Theo, while Anthony Ampaipitakwong found plenty of space at the top of the box just before half-time only to miss the target.
Roar had a big chance to take the lead just after the break, when Mitch Nichols shot over from close range, before Theo tipped former Melbourne Victory midfielder Surat Sukha's long-range strike around the post.
With the Thai Premier League season set to start next month, Buriram were unable to maintain their first-half intensity after the break, allowing Brisbane into the game.
But the A-League club failed to convert a number of half-chances, while the hosts remained dangerous on the counter-attack.
After weathering an early storm from the hosts in the first period of extra-time, Roar tested Tedsungnoen when Broich unleashed a powerful drive that was turned away by the gloveman.
But Buriram should have led at half-time of extra-time as Suchao Nutnum shot just wide when clear through on goal, before Goran Jerkovic struck the ball straight at Theo.
The hosts also had the best chance of the second period of extra-time, but Chappuis's shot skimmed wide in the final minute, although Buriram eventually claimed a deserved victory thanks to Tedsungnoen in the shootout.


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Ok, it seems FF2 also did this, but in a less pronounced way as it only searched on the story title and not the url. So it is mostly legacy behavior, not really a FF3 bug. Should I reclassify this as "enh"?
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Livemarks in firefox 3 are managed as bookmarks, hwv this is somehow valid since they are not "user created" bookmarks. confirming for further thoughts.
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this can't happen anymore, fixed by bug 613588


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Tribune Opinion: Reform misses real issue
October 30, 2013
When the controversial Senate Bill 252 that forces rural electric co-ops to increase the amount of energy they generate from renewable sources passed the Colorado Legislature in April, it did so by one vote.
Democratic Sens. Mary Hodge of Brighton and Lois Tochtrop of Thornton joined Republicans in opposing the bill, but it wasn't enough to keep it from moving on to the House by an 18-17 margin. It ultimately became law.
Since its passage, that law has been cited by Weld County commissioners as the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back and launched the secession movement.
Among the varied responses the commissioners received when they first proposed splitting from Colorado as a means to address the widening divide between urban and rural residents was an intriguing proposal from Phillips County commissioners.
The proposal, to allocate state senators based on land area instead of population, has gained some support.
Colorado Counties Inc., a statewide organization that represents county governments, has thrown its weight behind it, and Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, said last week he will sponsor a bill in next year's Legislature based on the reform. If that bill passed, the reform would then require a statewide vote of the people.
Sonnenberg's bill is still in the works, but in broad strokes, it would allocate one senator to each of the six largest counties by land mass, and would pair off the remaining counties into sets of two, matching each set with one senator. That would keep the Colorado senate at 35 members, which is important because the General Assembly chambers can't accommodate a large increase in representatives, Sonnenberg said.
At more than 4,000 square miles, Weld County would be one of the six counties with its own state senator. Sonnenberg's House district covers Cheyenne, Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick and Yuma counties. All of those, except for Morgan County, placed the secession question on their ballots this fall.
This proposal makes more sense than secession. It spares us all the significant uncertainty that would come with a prolonged effort to form a new state, and allows Colorado to remain as a unified entity. For those reasons, it's worth talking about.
However, it faces many of the same roadblocks as secession.
It requires the support of Colorado's politically powerful urban areas, where voters would have nothing to gain as a result of the change. While the support of the statewide Colorado Counties organization suggests it's possible — though not likely — the legislative reform could win a statewide vote, the measure also faces challenges at the federal level.
In 1964, the Supreme Court ruled that all districts in any state legislature must be equal in population. While it's not impossible that the Supreme Court, which recently gutted portions of the Voting Rights Act, could change its mind, the reform would mean Colorado faces a protracted legal battle as part of any effort to reform its Legislature.
Most importantly, it's not clear that the reform would actually ensure better representation for rural parts of the state.
In fact, the vote on SB 252 makes this clear. The two Democrats who broke with their party to vote against the controversial measure come from the more urban Adams County, while Democratic Sen. Gail Schwartz, who represents a rural area that includes Gunnison, voted for the measure. The bill passed because the three senators who represent Weld — and their allies in rural areas across the state — didn't have enough political capital to sway the one vote they needed to kill the bill. Redrawing won't solve that problem.
Ultimately, to ensure rural parts of the state are well represented, we must elect smart, effective legislators who have the ability to build coalitions and advocate for this part of the state, even when their party is in the minority. If the current crop of lawmakers from rural Colorado were doing that, it's unlikely SB 252 would have seen the light of day.
Unlike any effort to reform the Legislature — or leave the state — decisions about whom we pick to represent us are entirely up to us.
We must make good choices.


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Anatomical distribution of solar ultraviolet exposures among cyclists
Green, Adele, Kimlin, Michael, Martinez, Nathan, & Whiteman, David C. (2006) Anatomical distribution of solar ultraviolet exposures among cyclists. Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology, 85(1), pp. 23-27.
Exposure to solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation is the major environmental factor implicated in the development of melanoma and other skin cancers, as well as eye damage and skin photoaging. Outdoor recreational activities such as cycling are increasingly pursued for health benefits, however little information is available regarding potential adverse effects of excessive sun exposure in this setting, nor about the anatomical distribution of solar dose. Polysulphone badges (UV dosimeters) were attached to the head, backs of hands and ankles of 22 cyclists during a seven-day charity bicycle ride in Queensland, Australia. Average daily exposures exceeded one minimal erythemal dose (MED) at all body sites except the ankle. Significant differences in UV dose among the various body sites were noted, with highest exposures recorded on the top of the head. Mean doses received at the ankle (0.94 MED), back of the hand (1.28 MED) and side of the head (1.14 MED) were 51%, 71% and 63% of those received at the top of the head (1.80 MED), respectively. These data indicate that cycling exposes adherents to substantial doses of UV radiation. Moreover, our observations suggest that even vertically-oriented, potentially shaded sites such as the lower leg typically receive doses of solar radiation no less than half of maximally exposed sites.
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The center, located on the previously empty third-floor space of Harlem's Hamilton Grange branch library, designed by McKim, Mead and White, is NYPL's first full-floor space dedicated to teens. In an effort to attract and engage neighborhood youth, the 4,400-square-foot space challenges the norms of library design. The light-filled floor is divided into specific zones that foster small-group interaction and socialization. Visibility is maintained across the entire floor.
Two programmatic elements—a 20-foot-diameter Media Vitrine and a bamboo bleacher—occupy the center of the space and work to define the seven zones between and around them. The vitrine's open-top glass enclosure upends the notion that multimedia spaces must be dark, hyperisolated rooms. The bleacher allows views out to the street from the existing high south-facing windows and provides a sunny hang-out for a range of group sizes. Custom L-shaped lounge benches bracket this space and can be rolled away to allow for other uses and activities.
Natural light conditions, color, spatial conditions, and artificial lighting patters are used architecturally to create the small-scale zones. The zones include the X-Bar computer zone, Snack+Chat Niche (a first-time NYPL break from the near-sacred prohibition of eating and drinking), a Study Zone adjacent to the exam prep stacks, and a Highback Lounge, which groups teens together but maintains a sense of individual privacy.
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"This is a very effective transformation of an existing space into an engaging exploratory environment/resource center for teenagers. Really compelling, successful place—well designed and well thought out."
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In SOMEONE ELSE'S SUMMER, Anna finds her late sister Storm's bucket list and decides to go on a road trip to check off all the things Storm didn't get to.
What intrigued me: I totally didn't read the blurb and went off the gorgeous cover.
Fantastic Characters
SOMEONE ELSE'S SUMMER is an unexpected gut punch. I immediately grew very attached to the characters, from protagonist Anna to her ex-boyfriend Jovani to her neighbor Cameron - I loved them all!
This is very much a character-driven story that takes its time to get to the actual premise and get the plot started, so it's always fantastic to connect with the characters. Bateman excels at conveying the emotions of her characters and portraying their grief and sorrow over Storm's passing realistically and beautifully.
It truly feels like Bateman took her time creating realistic and fleshed-out characters with intricate and sometimes complicated relationships to each other.
Quite unoriginal and following tropes
However, there just isn't that much to this story after all. This is your typical bucket list / road trip story with absolutely no spin to the topic, no originality, and nothing memorable about it aside from the nice characters. Every twist and turn the plot takes is extremely predictable if you've read a handful of novels with similar themes.
As soon as everything is settled introduction-wise the story just starts to become really dull and boring. Anna and her sidekick Cameron embark on a journey to tick off all the bullet points on the list and that's it. You have to be a fan of those types of novels to enjoy this and specifically enjoy bucket list narratives. Because this personally isn't really my thing, I found the narration and plot to end up feeling very stoic and boring.
SOMEONE ELSE'S SUMMER really has its peak within the first 80 pages, which are just brilliant, but then simply recedes to boring bucket-list-novel tropes.
Overall: Do I Recommend?I really enjoyed the first third of SOMEONE ELSE'S SUMMER but quickly grew uninterested when I realized that this is quite unoriginal with little to no variation to other novels that feature bucket list storylines. If you enjoy these types of contemporaries, SOMEONE ELSE'S SUMMER surely is among the better of these books, if you don't and like me enjoy variation, original plot, and surprises, you might want to skip this one.
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Pages: 320
Publisher: Running Press Kids
Genre: YA / Contemporary
"Anna's always idolized her older sister, Storm. So when Storm dies in a tragic car accident on the night of her high school graduation, Anna is completely lost and her family is torn apart. That is, until she finds Storm's summer bucket list and decides to honor her sister by having the best summer ever—which includes taking an epic road trip to the coast from her sleepy Iowa town. Setting out to do everything on Storm's list along with her sisters best friend Cameron—the boy next door—who knew that Storm's dream summer would eventually lead to Anna's own self-discovery?"
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Mel B wants Simon Cowell for TV show
Mel B is proud of the "fun, cool" environment on her new series Lip Sync Battle.
Mel B wants Simon Cowell to appear on her new TV show - goading that it's "cooler" than The X Factor.
The former Spice Girl was a judge on UK TV show The X Factor for one series in 2014, but has now turned her attention to a new programme called Lip Sync Battle. It sees two famous people dressing as singing icons and miming their songs, with the audience then deciding who is the ultimate winner.
Mel and Professor Green are presenting, and Mel has suggested her old X Factor co-judge Simon should get involved. "I'll definitely ask Simon. It's not like you get judged - we're much more of a fun, cooler environment," she told Britain's The Sun newspaper.
The show kicks off on Channel 5 on Friday (08Jan15), with Britain's Got Talent stars David Walliams and Alesha Dixon taking to the stage. David takes on the might of Missy Elliot's Work It and Adele hit Hello, while Alesha prances around to Taylor Swift's Bad Blood and Skepta's Shut Down.
Professor Green has joked about who might crop up in future episodes - suggesting his reality TV star wife Millie Mackintosh should give it a go.
"Millie would like to do it, secretly," he laughed. "The mics aren't turned on and she's very conscious of her voice, so the fact the mics are off might sway her to appear."
While he'd be happy to see his spouse taking on another persona, the rapper has completely ruled himself out of proceedings.
"If I had to dance I would embarrass myself. I only have to nod my head because that's all rappers have to do," he joked. "If I was made to do it, I would do Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit."
The star hopes the show will be back for a second series and if it is renewed he already knows who he'd like to appear - newscaster Jon Snow.
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Orthodox America
Our monastic father Joachim was born of noble Bulgarian parents. He grew to despise the vanities of this world and on coming of age, went to the holy mountain of Athos. There he entered upon the angelic path, zealously following the examples of the holy fathers whom he met. He lived in constant prayer, purity, fasting and vigil, resting only while standing or sitting. He never exercised his own will, but was entirely obedient to the abbot and the brothers who often sent him on errands. Always gentle and quick to shed tear s of compunction, he lived in strict abstinence, thereby subjugating his body. Thus fulfilling the rule of the holy fathers, he became well-known among the monks of the Holy Mountain on account of his spiritual attainments.
After spending some time there, Joachim journeyed to the river Danube. There he hewed out for himself a cave in the rocks of Krassen, where he lived with three disciples:
Diomed, Athanasios and Theodosios. There he also cut out a small chapel in the rocks, which he dedicated to the holy Feast of Transfiguration.
Hearing of Joachim's virtuous life and ascetic labors, the Christ-loving King Ivan-Asen (1218-1241), the son of the old King Asen, came to him and gave him a great sum of gold. This enabled the Elder to hire laborers and to hew out more caves. A large monastery was thus established, dedicated to the great Archangel Michael, which exists to this day. [1] The Elder attracted many monks and, as a work-loving bee, he instructed them constantly in the monastic way of life, which is the road to salvation. His disciples competed with each other in virtue, ascending to the heights [of perfection] as on the rungs of a ladder. [2]
At that time the Patriarch Vasilios of Tlrnors died. All the archbishops of the Bulgarian land gathered to search for a man worthy of the dignity of an archbishop, and they unanimously agreed upon the name of the monk Joachim. However, according to the concept of that time, there was an incongruity: King Ivan-Asea II, as the greatest and most powerful head of state in the Balkan Peninsula at that time, should have had not only an archbishop but a patriarch. Therefore, in the treaty of 1234 between Bulgaria and the Byzantine Empire of Nicaea [3] in addition to political topics and the subject of royal marriages, there was entered the clause:
"The archbishop of Tirnovo is to be recognized as Patriarch by the Synod of the Eastern Patriarchs."
In 1054 the Patriarch of Rome separated irrevocably from the union of the five Patriarchs, and in that manner the wholeness of the so-called "pentarchy" (the five-headed supreme authority of the Universal Church of Christ) had been damaged. But in the spring of 1235 it was restored in the person of St. Joachim,
The emperor of Nicaea, John Vatotsi, and the Patriarch of Constantinople, Germanos II, convoked a pan-Orthodox Synod in the city of Lampsak at the Sea of Marmara, in order to fulfill this important canonical procedure at which it was noted that Patriarch Germanos acted "with God's good will and the full cooperation of the great and pious King Ivan-Asea, son of the old Asea, together with his co. brothers, the other patriarchs."
Patriarch Athanasios of Jerusalem and Patriarch Nicholas of Alexandria could not personally attend on account of local impediments (i.e., Moslem domination). However, they sent official letters of approbation. Attending the convocation were: Patriarch Germanos of Constantinople, Patriarch Simeon of Antioch, "with metropolitans, archbishops, bishops, and very reverend archlmandrites, hegumens and monks." From the Bulgarian side came "metropolitans, archbishops, bishops and very reverend monks from Mount Athos.''[4] This Pan-Orthodox Synod proclaimed as the fifth Patriarch in the Christian world. "the previously consecrated'' [5] Archbishop of Tirnovo, Joachim, a "pious and holy man, shining with virtues and leading a hermitic life." The synodal document, signed and sealed, was handed to Patriarch Joachim "for eternal and irrevocable memory."
The King returned to his city of Tirnovo with great joy. Then all the Western bishops enthroned Joachim in his great patriarchy of the royal city of Tirnovo. The blessed Patriarch observed all the rules of the Holy Church, fulfilling the monastic rule as well as that of an archbishop. He held both rudders and, like a good helmsman, he piloted the ship of the Church across the abysses of the sea (i.e., the tumults of this world). He gave alms to the orphans, satisfied the needs of the poor, visited prisoners and was in constant prayer. He saved many that were condemned to die. Others, who appealed to him for help, he saved from the king's wrath.
During the time of his patriarchate (c. 1230), the relics of St. Parasceva of Epivat were transferred from her birthplace to the city of Tirnovo where they remained for 160 years (i.e., until the fall of Bulgaria to the Ottomans) in the royal church dedicated to the Saint. It was also during his patriarchate that Tirnovo was visited by that beloved Serbian Saint, Archbishop Sava. His visit coincided with a harsh winter and, after taking part in the Great Blessing of the Water on the River Yantra, the elderly hierarch caught a severe cold and died. He -was solemnly buried in a stone-hewed grave at the Church of the Forty Martyrs. A year later the Serbians transferred his relics to Serbia. Although empty, his grave is still preserved in this historic church. [6]
Saint Joachim prophetically foresaw his end .... He called together his disciples and the entire clergy, blessed them, and advised them well. And so he blissfully departed this life, giving his soul into the hands of the living God, Whom he had learned to love. The Blessed Patriarch Joachim served as patriarch for 19 years, and passed away on the 18th of January in the year 6754 (1246), indiction 4.
By his prayers may the Lord God preserve Bulgaria for all ages and grant us a place in His Kingdom. Amen.
(Translated by Borislav Svrakov from Zhitia Bulgarski Svetsi by Bishop Parthenius, Synodal Publications, Sofia, 1979, the account is based on a 14th century Life found and published by Prof, Ivan Snegarov in the Theological Academy's "Godishnik," 1953 - 54, pp. 162-169; and the Synodic of Boril-cf. Prof./V.N. Zlatersky's History of the Bulgarian State, v. 3, Sofia, 1940. Slightly abridged.)
The remains of more than a thousand cave churches and cells are to be found in Bulgaria today. Most have been dated from the early 10th century and into the period of Ottoman domination.
Among the be s t preserved is the large monastery complex near the village of Ivanovo, the former Lavra of Archangel Michael established by Saint Joachim. Research has identified six of the Lavra's seven churches and chapels around which were grouped the monks' cells. Carefully cut into the soft limestone, the chambers have smooth walls joined at right angles; the largest covers an area of 45 square yards. The Ivanovo complax contains numerous frescoes dated to the first half of the 13th century. In one of the cave churches, the walls and ceiling are covered with scenes from the Gospel cycle, predominated by episodes from the Lord's Passion: the Entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, the Betrayal of Judas, Peter's Denial, Christ Before Pilate, the Hanging of Judas... The figures are large, slender and well-proportioned, while the faces are noble and expressive.
The exceptional artistic value of these and other Bulgarian cave frescoes has secured them a place on UNESCO' s list of the cultural treasures of the world. For the Orthodox Christian, however, these rock caves hold a much greater depth of interest, providing an amazing document, as it were, of spiritual vitality and ascetic fervor, which may yet inspire today's Christian to renounce the world for the sake of the eternal kingdom.
[1.] So writes the author of the 14th century Life; today only the empty caves remain.
[2.] An allusion to St. John Climacus' allegorical "Ladder of Divine Ascent".
[3.] During the Fourth Crusade of 1204 he took Constantinople and founded the Latin Empire of Nicaea.
[4.] Here we must understand the surroundings of Tirnovo which was full of monasteries and was called at that time "Holy Mount."
[5.] i.e., he was not consecrated but only proclaimed patriarch, since he had already been archbishop for eight years.
[6.] Zlatarsky, 1940.
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Pension reform: The council discussed the city's rising costs of employee benefits and the plan to recruit and retain staff. Members directed staff to do more research into the potential impact of the pension reforms recently passed by the state Legislature on the city's reform efforts. Action: None
Parking: The council passed an urgency ordinance that imposes a moratorium on parking exemptions granted to developers with new projects downtown and near California Avenue. Yes: Burt, Espinosa, Holman, Klein, Price, Scharff, Shepherd, Yeh Absent: Schmid
Architectural Review Board (Oct. 18)
Rinconada Park:The board held a study session to consider the proposed design changes in the long-range plan for Rinconada Park. Action: None
1845 El Camino Real:The board discussed but did not vote on a proposal by The Hayes Group on behalf of Yeh Jen Fy for a three-story building with 2,663 square feet of commercial space and one residential unit at 1845 El Camino Real. Action: None
1701 Page Mill Road:The board approved a proposal by Stanford Real Estate to demolish 67,000 square feet of existing commercial floor area and to construct a 116,000-square-foot, two-story research-and-development building on an 8.5-acre site at 1701 Page Mill Road. Yes: Lew, Lippert, Malone Prichard, Popp Absent: Alizadeh


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New Delhi (CNSNews.com) - President Bill Clinton has called on the governments of India and Pakistan to resolve their differences over the disputed territory of Kashmir with dialogue rather than military force.
Clinton earlier stated that the Kashmir dispute can be resolved only through restraint, renunciation of terrorism, and direct discussion between the two countries.
"I am troubled by the threat to peace posed by the Kashmir dispute," Clinton said in an interview published in the Indian newspaper, The Hindustan Times, on Sunday.
"I continue to believe that there cannot be a solution to the Kashmir issue without direct discussions between India and Pakistan," Clinton said. "For such discussions to take place, however, a climate of trust must be created through sincere efforts to end violence."
Washington has voiced concerns that Kashmir could become the trigger of yet another confrontation between the new nuclear powers.
Clinton praised Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee for willing to conduct talks with the Kashmir rebels.
Vajpayee will visit Washington between September 15th and 17th at the invitation of Clinton, who visited India in March. He will leave for the US later this week to attend the UN millennium summit in New York.
"In recent months, there has been some steps towards addressing the dispute, including the commendable initiative by the Indian government and the regrettably short-lived Hizbul Mujahideen ceasefire," said Clinton.
The collapse of a ceasefire on August 8th, offered unilaterally by Kashmir's frontline Hizbul Mujahideen guerrilla group, has led to a spurt of separatist violence.
The US president said, "My belief that nobody's goals in Kashmir will be achieved through violence does not pre-ordain any particular type of settlement for the dispute.
"Our role is a simple one: to work with India and Pakistan for resumption of a dialogue that will lead to a resolution of the dispute. We will continue to do this. We are willing to offer further assistance if both countries request it, but we are not mediators," Clinton said.
Divided Kashmir has poisoned relations between Pakistan and India for years and has triggered two wars between the two neighbors since independence from Britain in 1947.
India insists that it would resume talks only if Pakistan stops abetting terrorists.
Washington is anxious to see New Delhi and Islamabad resume dialogue and prevent the two new nuclear powers from engaging in an armed conflict like the standoff in Kargil one year ago.
On the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, Clinton said, "We have identified some areas of agreement on the issues of security and non-proliferation, including support for the CTBT, beginning with negotiations in Geneva to end production of fissile material for weapons, and enhancing export controls. We also continue to discuss ways to achieve restraint in nuclear and ballistic missile systems while still providing for vital security needs.
"A nuclear arms race in the region would not be in India's interest or the world's. We have made some useful progress in our discussions, but there is more to be done. I look forward to continuing these talks during and after the Prime Minister's visit," Clinton said.
Since India's nuclear tests in May last year, Washington and New Delhi have engaged in a prolonged series of arms controls talks aimed at reconciling US non-proliferation concerns with Indian security interests.
New Delhi, citing regional threats, insists on a minimum nuclear deterrent. India released a draft nuclear doctrine in August that envisioned a sophisticated nuclear arsenal based on aircraft, naval and mobile land-based missiles.
Clinton said India's action in joining the CTBT would be an important step in bringing the treaty closer to implementation.
Asked whether the failure of the US Senate to ratify the treaty has effectively killed it, Clinton said, "The treaty is still very much alive. My administration has signed (and is) committed to its ratification and will continue to participate in international efforts to implement it.
India's national security advisor Brijesh Mishra has ruled out New Delhi's signing of the CTBT during Vajpayee's visit to the US.
"There are no plans to sign the CTBT in the immediate foreseeable future, before or after Vajpayee's visit to the US," Mishra said in an interview to be published in the latest issue of Outlook magazine.
"There is also no question of any pressure ... (But) anything can happen on the CTBT only after a consensus is achieved at home," Mishra added.
New Delhi is under pressure from the US to endorse the global treaty after conducting its May 1998 nuclear tests.
India says it could sign the CTBT provided it includes a time frame for global disarmament and a complete ban on computer-simulated nuclear tests.


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Dark of the Sun - Season 1, Episode 22 - Mar. 9, 1960. Tensions mount as final crew selections go forward for a special observation flight of the sun. At the core of the conflict is the potential for one of the crew to be a woman. The other candidates fail to treat her as a highly trained crew person and only see her as a vulnerable woman. Ultimately she uses her gender to solve the problem
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Thirteen lions who were rescued from a zoo in Romania have arrived at their new home in Britain.
The animals were found stuck in cramped concrete enclosures and living in terrible conditions in the Eastern European country.
So the Yorkshire Wildlife Park started an appeal to raise £150,000 so they could bring the lions to the UK.
After three months of adjusting to our weather, the lions have been released into a nine-acre enclosure.
Yorkshire Wildlife Park's director, Cheryl Williams, said: "For the first time ever they'll be able to run as fast as they can. The youngsters haven't even thought of it yet."
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38 Comments on "Picture of the Day: Suggest a Caption"
Sharafat Tarali me….
Taking the country downhill…one leader at a time
Is that Benazir in that poster as well?
Slowly, Safely and Surely.
pardon me for my Punjabi – but the caption could be
Nawaz mohdre munh ja paya
Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling after.
…..or is it the other way around?
No that's not Benazir. Some local politician from PML-N who must have paid for the posters. The white collar and white background makes it look like Benazir's poofed up Dupatta.
As for the caption, how about: what goes up, comes down, goes up again, comes down again, and goes up again, must come down.
Sorry about the length.
Nawaz Sharif: not 'suit'-ed to be PM.
poor soul
Mian Jee on his way
—Aa ae shab-e-firaq, tujhay ghar hi le chalaiN
Taking down our so called "leaders" – one at a time.
Hum tu doobay hain sanam, tum ko bhee lay dobain gay.
Chalay … Chalay thae saath saath
Rukay .. Rukay thae saath saath
Itna haseen tha apna safr
Sarae jahan ki khushian thi saath
Bichr gae hum dukh ki hae baat
Maeri Zindagi .. Maerae saath nahi …
Back to pavilion…!
My caption:
Chalte ho tou chaman ko chaliye
Suntay hain kay bahaaran hai
Nawaz Sharif to Benazir,
Tum chale gaee tu hamain tumharee Qadar aaye
(reflecting after what Zardari did to Nawaz as PPP Chairman and President) :-)
In the wake of the global economic downturn, Pakistani farmers switch to a far more reliable source of income. Rain or shine, recession or not, there will always be a market for the printing and transportation of hideous political posters.
"Its all downhill, all the way."
Time to say good bye …
An angle of our democracy
- Grand old Duke of York ,
he had ten thousand men,
he marched them up to the hill,
then he marched them down again.
When they were up, they were up,
when they were down, they were down.
When they were Half way up ,they were NEITHER up nor down !!!!
A slippery slope.
"The poor man's burden"
In ankho ne kya kya dekha
Mian BB
Coming soon to a theater near you…..
"The poor man
Khada kee lathi bay awaaz hae..
Among the signs of azaab for a decadent nation who commits shirk by passing judgments that are Allah's prerogative are :
- the so-called leaders that it chooses
- the indifference that it shows towards blatant violations of human rights.
Excluding our Quaid (ra), all the leader have been and are self centered, self preserving thugs.
The nation can begin to hope for salvation only if Pakistanis start to reflect and try to understand what Islam is. Liberate yourselves from the mullah, the JI and their likes and make them irrelevant. These terminators bear a major responsibility for rendering the nation wajab-ul-azaab. In the end, each individual is accountable for what he or she did against the injustice and intolerance that is now the norm.
God speed
tou mukh he jae gaa SADR (president)
The leader of Pakistan are very crupt. in my point of view,in Pakistan no one leader who take the place of president or etc.
The new generation has no any knowledge of democracy.they only want healthy n safe world.the issue of judiciary is created by leaders
Chale to kut hee jaye ga safar…. ahista ahista…
…. woh ja raha hai koi shab e gham guzar k…
"Down memory lane"
These are the people who support blindly the arrogant and corrupt politicians. The politicians only invest few days of campaign and then rob the country of every thing. This being the most lucrative business for them. The people visible in this picture should have done something positive . Common people bear the brunt explosions and the " fruit" goes somewhere else.
"Please Recycle"
"I am being taken for a ride! yet again"
bhagtai choor ki longoti he saheeh
"Girtai hain shehsawar hi maidan-e-jung main"
Have Your Say (Bol, magar piyar say)


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Kramer has long believed Lincoln was gay and quickly began trying to persuade Kushner to include this in the screenplay.
I was just really awed by those works," says Kushner, "and decided they were some of my favorite paintings of all time.
Or that Kushner isn't ruling out putting something in about this question.
Kushner, in an e-mail, said the reference came to her while she was writing.
When it came time to start filming, however, Day-Lewis explained to Kushner that it was time to move into a new mode.
I guess he and others were expecting the Sondheim/Tony Kushner Addams Family musical as directed by Peter Brook.
"I think it was likely Lincoln was bisexual," Kushner told me.
It happened a few years ago when Kushner was tapped to write a screenplay about Abraham Lincoln for Steven Spielberg.
Kushner's first novel, Telex from Cuba, reimagined '50s Cuba, and received a National Book Award nomination for her efforts.
Kushner said he talked personally with Obama about the film on Thursday night and that the president "really knows his Lincoln."


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Body Twisting
This may be wierd, or i may be looking at this matter a bit too much, when when i am turning and hit a bump, the front of my car feels fine, but the back sort of steps out a bit. almost like the car is twisting.. in a straight line it feels fine. i highly doubt that it i something wrong with the chassis, but could it be something with the suspension? the car has done about 4 drifts in its lifetime so could that have done something? Help a worried e46er!
It's called bump steer or roll steer.
You might need to have your alignment checked, or perhaps there are worn rear trailing arm bushings, or some other suspension anomaly. If you have 80k miles or more, your shocks and struts may be in need of replacement. Your front control arms and/or bushings may be worn too.
How's your tire pressure? Too high and the tire may be jumping over bumps rather than gliding over them.
Jeff is right on the money....when all those rubber bushings get worn, everything gets sloppy and you lose torsional stiffness.
Due to michigan weather my subframe bushings are toast and i get the same thing.
Can you fix the subframe bushings?
Yea they can be replaced.
Thanks for all the input fellas. I googled subframe bushings and it looks like a tough DIY, but it can be done. As far as suspension bushings go, pretty common stuff, I'm just going to wait until winter is over to do it all
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PHOTO HIGHLIGHT: Borchard Road Overcrossing Under Wraps
In recent weeks, the Borchard Road overcrossing above the southbound Ventura Freeway (US 101) has resembled an art installation by Christo – the environmental artist best known for wrapping buildings, bridges and monuments in fabric. The area beneath the overcrossing was draped in plastic sheeting while crews repaired damaged girders after the bridge was hit by a truck. In this case, the sheeting was used to contain lead-based paint, not to make an artistic statement. The project is expected to wrap up this month.
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The Healing Muse Volume 16 Launch Celebration
October 19, 4:00 - 5:00 pm, Medical Alumni Auditorium (Weiskotten Hall, 766 Irving Avenue, Syracuse)
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Refreshments will be served
Copies will be available for purchase!
Reading at Wells College
October 27, 7:00pm, Macmillian Hall, Aurora, NY
Free and open to the public!
Readings from the following authors who will appear in Volume 16 of The Healing Muse:
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- Mary Gardner
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We accept submissions of creative work (fiction, narratives, essays, poems, visual art) from September 1 to May 1 each year; the journal is published in October. Submission and order information is available at thehealingmuse.org.
29th Annual Bruce Dearing Writing Award Winners
Back row: James Knoll, IV, MD, Brielle Stanton, MSII,
Travis Quinn, MSII, Katherine Robinson
Front row: Pam Freeman, Jordana Gilman, MSI, Kaitlin Kyi, MSII
Not present: Alisa Anderson, MSIII, Kayla Jagoda, MSII, Joan Cofrancesco
The Center for Bioethics and Humanities is proud to announce the winners for 2015's Bruce Dearing Writing Award Competition. First place in the student category for poetry is Kaitlin Kyi, MSII, for her poem, "all the kids aside from you." Second place is awarded to Brielle Stanton, MSII, for "Scar Tissue," and honorable mention to Jordana Gilman, MSI, for her poem, "Three Times a Day." Winner in the prose category for first place is Travis Quinn, MSII, "To the Patient in Room 16." Second place awarded to Alisa Anderson, MSIII, for her essay "Finding Our Routine," and honorable mention to Kayla Jagoda, MSII, "The Small Reminder."
Pam Freeman won first place in the faculty/employee category for poetry with "Land Line." Joan Cofrancesco's poem "bruce dearing haikus" won second place. In the prose category, Katherine Robinson won first place for her essay "He Didn't Look Dead," and James Knoll, IV, MD in second place for his essay "Parkland Still."
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LINK: Full Manifest Of Doomed Malaysian Flight 17 Released
We now have the full list of passengers and crew members killed on board Malaysian Flight 17 when it was shot down over Ukraine.
193 of the 298 passengers and crew killed in Thursday's strike were Dutch.
Forensic teams are fanning out across the Netherlands and to next of kin this weekend to collect materials including DNA samples that will help positively identify the remains of victims.
President Obama naming at least one American on the manifest, Quinn Lucas Schansman, who had dual citizenship in the Netherlands and the U-S.
Several AIDS researchers were also on the doomed flight.
Check out the full manifest by clicking here.
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Austin-based Sneaky Games, which develops freemium, fantasy role-playing games, has been acquired by gaming and content studio Zattika, Zattika said Monday. Financial terms of the buy were not disclosed. Sneaky Games develops Fantasy Kingdom, Vampire Legacy, and Monster Island, three role playing games for Facebook. Sneaky Games was headed by David Godwin, who spun Sneaky Games out of his game development firm Net-Recon. Zattikka acquired Sneaky Games as part of the acquisition of three, different social gaming firms, including Swedish firm Hattrick and San Francisco and Shanghai-based Concept Art House. Sneaky Games had been backed by Liahona Ventures.


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Good afternoon. You are going to want to get a separate Taxpayer ID number for the trust (I'm surprised it doesn't already have one...check on the most recent tax return for the trust) because if you use your SSN, then any income is going to get reported to the IRS under your SSN rather than the IRS'.
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I do not know if it has a TAX ID number as I do not have access to income tax forms-ALthough I am guardian and successor trustee, I agreed to a professional conservator for her daily financial affairs. My mother's documents are a mess and she was shredding documents before we could get to court to have her declared incompetent. SO, what would happen if there was already a tax id number, but I go ahead and set the trust up at this credit union with a new tax id number?
You can apply for a new ID number online at the IRS' website and if the trust has already been issued one, it will inform you of that. In that manner, you can get the old number. Also, it's doubtful that she did the tax return herself...so you might check with whoever she used as an accountant.


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CHELTENHAM Town will be hoping to end a five-match run without a win when they visit Bootham Crescent tomorrow.
The Robins have taken just two points from a possible 15 since a 1-0 Boxing Day home win against Exeter and, during that time, Mark Yates' men have been beaten by struggling Accrington and Mansfield and only shared the spoils at home to bottom-of-the-table Northampton on Saturday.
Only Portsmouth (42) and Torquay (41) have conceded more goals in Sky Bet League Two than the 39 shipped by Cheltenham this season although, at the other end of the pitch, the Gloucestershire side have netted in each of their last ten matches – a sequence stretching back to November.
Prior to a 2-1 loss at Burton on their last trip, last season's beaten play-off semi-finalists had also gone seven games unbeaten on their League travels, winning four of those fixtures.
Ex-Stevenage and AFC Wimbledon forward Byron Harrison is the Robins' leading marksman this season on ten goals but has only netted twice in his last 14 outings.
Harrison's current strike partner is 38-year-old veteran Jamie Cureton, who claimed his seventh goal this term at the weekend before ex-City ace Matty Blair earned the Cobblers a point with a second-half leveller.
On-loan Rotherham midfielder David Noble is the only current injury absentee for Cheltenham with a hamstring problem, meaning fellow temporary signing Lee Lucas, from Swansea, will retain his place in the starting line-up after making his debut at the weekend.
Midfielder Kemar Roofe, meanwhile, has opted to return to parent club West Brom.
Cheltenham (probable): S Brown, Jombati, T Brown, Ihiekwe, Braham-Barrett, Lucas, Deering, Richards, McGlashan, Harrison, Cureton.


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Never before had the ugliness of the elevated railroad struck him with such crushing hopelessness.
One broiling day he had encountered Rogers on the elevated railroad.
The man did not see me as he turned to go up the steps of the elevated railroad station.
"Reminds you of an elevated railroad, don't it," said Archer.
"That's only enough for a street-car ride, and this is the elevated railroad," replied his blue-eyed sister.
The average speed of local and express trains will exceed the speed made by the trains on any elevated railroad.
His Missouri, Pacific and other lines, together with his elevated railroad schemes, are somewhat familiar topics with our readers.
Just as the year 1879 had begun, a gigantic political promoting scheme for an elevated railroad in Brooklyn was attempted.
So, as it was almost as near one way as it was the other, Mr. Bobbsey consented, and they set off for the elevated railroad.
The twelfth letter of the alphabet, captured some years ago for the purpose of describing the elevated railroad.


text: Fifty Shades of Sherlock and Molly is an epic remake This adaptation of the Fifty Shades of Grey trailer was always going to happen ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By Emma Daly Friday 22 August 2014 at 10:28AM Fifty Shades of Grey trailer remakes don't seem to be going anywhere and there's another Sherlock one to feast your eyes on. Yesterday it was all about Johnlock, with the adaptation of E L James' novel getting a Sherlock and Doctor John Watson remake. Today it's a Sherlock and Molly version by YouTube user VeronicaVogue. The sultry tones of Beyonce are there, the thumping beat of her Crazy in Love remake is there and then, oh yes, there's a whole lot of nervous meetings between Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey... sorry, Sherlock and Molly. Who quite often is actually Irene Adler, which adds a whole extra layer of raunchiness to Miss Molly. continue reading


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Posts: 27327From: Houston, TXRegistered: Nov 1999
Posts: 2597From: Paris, FranceRegistered: Aug 2003
There's one or two wild estimates in there - although it'd be nice to think my Ed Mitchell signed photo of him by the flag is now worth $300-400, I somehow doubt it!
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Posts: 552From: Fort McCoy, WI USARegistered: May 2000
Also, it is hard to believe that an STS-107 crew signed litho would be estimated at 12000-15000 when you can get an STS-51L Signed photo for half of that. The STS-107 litho are fairly common compaired to the STS-51L photos.
Note that Swann Galleries' STS-107 crew signed lithograph is accompanied by a "Typed Letter Signed by Douglas Brown stating that this lithograph is from his brother's estate."
It was previously announced that the sale of Brown's memorabilia would go to benefit a charity of his family's choice.
(And yes Michael, I do hope to attend the auction.)
Posts: 240From: Glenside PA Registered: Feb 2002
quote:Originally posted by firstname.lastname@example.com:Thanks Rob for the heads up. According to the price estimates posted....I must be a millionaire. I sure do not feel like one !! The Same Apollo 11 poster I bought at an antiques shop for 25.00 is for sale for 700.00-1000.00.....JEEZ !!! MY crew signed Apollo 11 signed beta cloth patch and my crew signed flown and unflown Apollo 13 beta patches are valued far beyond what I would have thought !! Somehow I will remain humble but it is getting tough !! LOL....Donald Brady
Hey Mr MillionarieLend me $20,000 so I can buy that Glenn signed bill on eBay.
I doubt a lot of those lots will meet reserves.
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Posts: 1356From: Chester, Cheshire, UKRegistered: May 2001
I have a sneaking suspicion they know who their target market is. And it's not us...
I will still probably bid on a few items. However, at this rate, I don't think I will be surprsed if a flown kitchen sink pops up on a future auction.
Posts: 1379From: Gardner, KS, USARegistered: Feb 2003
I remember someone paying over $100,000 for the "Legends of the West" misprinted stamps back in the early 90's and a few months later the USPS had a lottery for the remaining copies and sold them at face value.
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"Aldrin is ...selling ... a Lunar Module (LM) Activation Checklist card used by Aldrin and Armstrong prior to undocking from the Command Module, with notes made by Armstrong during his preparations"
Looking at the Swann site it looks as though the card is page 62/63 but the description says Armstrong made notes on page 64. Is this a mistake? I don't know what they think is the significance of Armstrong's note on a page not being offered for sale.
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quote:Originally posted by Robert Pearlman:I believe the reference to page 64 may be a typo as the inscription described as written by Armstrong can be clearly seen in the photograph of page 63 of the checklist in the printed catalog (lot 144).
Thanks Robert, it looks like they have corrected the description on the Swann site.
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Have Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth Separated?
"Jennie is living in the family home in Toluca Lake and Peter has been renting a home in Santa Ynez," according to Perez's source. "It's not looking good!"
However, Celebuzz is hearing a different story.
Celebuzz hears from sources close to the couple that nothing is out of the ordinary in Peter and Jennie's relationship, and they don't see how anything could be going wrong.
"They were just on a family vacation together in Europe and had a great time. They leave at the end of the week to continue traveling."
Apparently they are going somewhere tropical — how romantic!
Peter tweeted Sunday: "Back in California today. Sad #EuroCruise is over. Hope u guys enjoyed the pics. #Jetlagged"
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The real reason to celebrate Bayard Rustin
The Rev. Jeremiah Wright visited Pittsburgh last week. Yes, the very same ranting and raving, raging Bill Clinton-bashing, blaspheming preacher who loudly declared that God had damned America.
Those Wright moments came during the period in which the current president of the United States devotedly attended Wright's church for two decades. President Obama not only came to Christianity through Wright but Wright married Barack and Michelle, baptized their children and inspired the title of Obama's second memoir. He was a mentor to Obama.
All of that is intriguing enough but I was fascinated by the program that brought Wright to town. It is the new Bayard Rustin Lecture Series.
Rustin was likewise an intriguing individual. He became a communist in the 1930s, drawn by the Communist Party's exploitation of the Scottsboro case, a horrible racial injustice that communists transformed into a campaign to recruit black Americans to the Soviet cause. Unfortunately, they had some success among "progressive" black Americans. Rustin was one of them, as was Frank Marshall Davis.
Davis was another Obama mentor — in Hawaii, before the Wright years. I would be shocked if Davis, a member of Communist Party USA, and Rustin never interacted amid their fellow travels.
Rustin joined the Young Communist League, headed by prominent black American communists Henry Winston and Angelo Herndon, both of whom Davis knew well.
But at one point in World War II, Rustin parted with his comrades. He ultimately fully rejected communism — something that Davis, Obama's mentor, never did.
Rustin became an anti-communist liberal. As just one example, ignored by liberal biographers only interested in his civil-rights work and sexual orientation, Rustin wrote a superb piece for Commentary magazine in October 1977 — "Africa, Soviet Imperialism, and the Retreat of American Power." He criticized not just Soviet adventurism but the naïveté of the West, American liberals, and the Carter administration and its U.N. ambassador, Andrew Young. He blasted the policy of détente pursued by Gerald Ford and Henry Kissinger. Rustin lamented the "retreat of American power" when America alone was "capable of deterring Soviet expansion."
At the time of Rustin's death in 1987, President Ronald Reagan called Rustin a man of "moral courage" and "a great leader in the struggle for civil rights … and for human rights throughout the world."
Today, Rustin is remembered not for calling out the Soviets but for his work on civil and gay rights, his friendship with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his role in organizing the 1963 March on Washington.
And now, Pittsburgh has a lecture series named for him. I suggest the organizers consider some thoughtful black Americans who agreed with Rustin on foreign policy, the Cold War, détente. Perhaps Thomas Sowell, Condi Rice, Walter Williams, our own Kiron Skinner at Carnegie Mellon. To properly honor Bayard Rustin, let's not simply bring in leftist America-bashers like Jeremiah Wright.
Paul Kengor is a professor of political science at Grove City College. His books include "The Communist: Frank Marshall Davis, The Untold Story of Barack Obama's Mentor" and "Dupes: How America's Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century." His column appears the first Sunday of each month.


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NSW fast bowler Josh Lalor said a strong role model - and not relying simply on the lights, action and colour of T20 - was the best chance cricket had to establish a serious foothold in Australia's indigenous community.
The 25-year-old, who has been brought into the Sheffield Shield squad for Tuesday's clash with Queensland at Manuka Oval, suggested cricket won't be embraced by Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders until a player of their own blood and heritage dominated the sport as Souths superstar Greg Inglis has in rugby league and Swans great Adam Goodes has in the AFL.
A marketing graduate from the University of Western Sydney, he disagreed with the notion members of the indigenous community would flock to T20 because it was a faster and more dynamic format.
"T20 is a vehicle to take cricket to non-cricketing people so it can be a pastime like baseball [in the US]," he said. "In comparison to AFL and rugby league, T20 doesn't have the stimulation to get [indigenous] people involved. To turn people's heads we need a player who really dominates the international scene. … [Indigenous people] are so proud of their heritage they'd get more people following, and playing, cricket for instance if [young pace bowler] Pat Cummins was indigenous."
Cummins, who plays alongside Lalor at Penrith, is of Irish heritage but Cricket Australia in collaboration with affiliates such as CNSW, is searching far and wide to identify an indigenous superstar.
Former Australian pace bowler Jason Gillespie and all-rounder Daniel Christian are acknowledged as the only players of Aboriginal heritage who have represented their nation in Test or limited-overs cricket, although the first Australian team to tour England in the 1868 was made up solely of indigenous players.
Lalor, who toured India last month as a non-playing member of the Australian Indigenous national team because he was injured in a NSW Second XI match the week before the team departed, revealed the amount of money and resources the NRL and AFL had invested to recruit indigenous kids overshadowed cricket's budget.
"The western Sydney market is already flooded with AFL and rugby league, and those games - and the skills sets required - mean it's easier to have a game of footy because you just need a football and a few mates to play," he said.
"AFL and rugby league have invested heavily in the talent pools available; I was speaking to someone at CNSW who also had an AFL background and he said that sport spent 40 times more on finding indigenous players than cricket does."
Lalor, who has played four first-class matches for NSW, said the indigenous community could embrace cricket over time and it was important the game reaches all parts of the country.
Cricket was once dismissed by Aborigines as a "white fella's" sport, and the treatment of indigenous players including Queensland's Eddie Gilbert, the sensational pace bowler of the 1930s who knocked the bat out of Sir Donald Bradman's hands before he dismissed him for a fourth ball duck at the Gabba, did little to change that perception.
Gilbert needed written permission to travel from his home on an Aboriginal settlement north of Brisbane to represent the state. Despite being described by Bradman as the fastest bowler he'd ever faced, he was never seriously considered to represent Australia. Doubts over his action, Queensland's status as a weak team and his Aboriginal heritage were cited as factors.
Lalor said the sense of "discontent" of 80 years ago no longer existed. "We don't feel that sense of 'us against them' or the disconnect Eddie may have felt," said Lalor. "A lot of the guys [in the Australian Indigenous team] had grown up in privileged circumstances and as one of the boys said, we've come away from the kangaroo and didgeridoo culture. Cricket will eventually spread to the outer communities but it starts with us."
Young leg-spinner Adam Zampa has also been brought into the Blues' Shield squad with Australian squad member Mitchell Starc and injured seamer Trent Copeland unavailable.
NSW: Stephen O'Keefe (c), Doug Bollinger, David Dawson, Brad Haddin, Josh Hazlewood, Moises Henriques, Scott Henry, Josh Lalor, Nic Maddinson, Peter Nevill, Steve Smith, Adam Zampa.