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Limited benefit of repeating a sensitive question in a cross-sectional sexual health study
Data collection, quality, and reporting
Sexual health research relies heavily on self-reported data. We explored whether repeating a key measure – number of lifetime sexual partners – improved the validity of this self-reported response.
Using data from a study of Tanzanian plantation residents, we examined which of 505 participants changed their responses when a question about sexual partners was repeated. We examined which variable (first, second, or maximum response) was more predictive of herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) seropositivity, a biomarker strongly associated with number of lifetime partners. HSV-2 status was assessed using the HerpeSelect 2 ELISA IgG test.
When asked a second time, 10.7% of participants increased and 3.6% decreased their reported number of partners. Participants using audio computer-assisted self-interviews were more likely to change than those interviewed in person (p = 0.006). The increased odds of HSV-2 seropositivity with each additional partner ranged from 10% to 13% in men, and 33% to 37% in women, depending on which partner variable was used. Estimates had considerable confidence interval overlap and no substantial differences in precision.
Some participants change their responses when asked a sensitive question a second time, but in this population, changes did not meaningfully affect associations between lifetime partners and HSV-2.
Sexual health research is heavily reliant on self-reported behavioral data. Although the limitations of self-reported data are widely accepted
We explored whether simply repeating a question about participants' number of lifetime sexual partners could be an inexpensive, simple method to improve the validity of self-reported responses to this question. A cross-sectional survey was administered to male and female agricultural plantation residents in Tanzania
Parent study
Across Africa, millions of men and women working on agricultural plantations represent a unique, understudied, and potentially vulnerable population. The parent study was conducted at one such plantation located in northern Tanzania, which employs about 3,800 people. One author (AHN) conducted an observational study in 2004 to assess how the specific context of life on an agricultural plantation influences sexual behavior and risks for several sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, syphilis and HSV-2
The survey was administered in Swahili. Many sensitive topics were addressed, and thus ACASI was utilized in an attempt to increase honesty in participant responses. Each participant heard the questions in a gender-matched voice. Most participants (82.0%) completed the ACASI survey independently, although individuals with limited literacy or inability to use the computer (16.0%) were assisted by a gender-matched interviewer who entered participants' reponses on the computer. Mode of administration was missing for 2.0%; these respondents are excluded from multivariate models.
Correct information on participants' lifetime number of sexual partners was thought to be of central importance to the study. Thus, in addition to the efforts described above to increase honest self-report, we asked about lifetime number of sexual partners two times, with the second question following immediately after the first question, prefaced with an explanation about the importance of the participants' honest response. The survey included the following two questions, modified so women were asked about male partners and men about female partners:
Q1 Please, can you tell me how many women/men you have had sex with in your life? Include your current partner and all sexual partners you have had in your life, even if you were forced. (If you aren't sure, please estimate).
Q2 Because this question is very important, I am going to ask you again. Please tell me honestly, without hiding anything, to the best of your ability. In your life, how many women/men have you had sex with, whether you agreed or you were forced? Include the person you had sex with first, your current partner, and all other sexual partners from your whole life.
Respondents who answered Q1 and then selected "not applicable" for Q2 (n = 78) were assumed to have already provided their most valid response to Q1, thus the analyzed value of Q2 for these individuals was the same as Q1. Number of partners was coded as an ordinal categorical variable, with values 0–9 corresponding to the reported number of partners, 10 corresponding to 10–14 partners, 11 corresponding to 15–19 partners, and 12 corresponding to ≥20 partners. (Categories 10, 11 and 12 were assigned to divergent groups based on the frequencies of the raw data, justified by relative sparsity in the higher categories).
HSV-2 testing was conducted on serum using HerpeSelect 2 ELISA IgG test (Focus Technologies, Cypress, CA).
Ethical approval
The parent study was approved by the Tanganyika Planting Company Ethical Committee, Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College Ethics Committee, Tanzanian National Institute of Medical Research, Tanzanian Commission on Science and Technology, and Yale University's Human Investigations Committee. The Ohio State University Institutional Review Board determined that these secondary analyses were exempt from further review.
Statistical analysis
Data analysis was performed using R (2.10.0 through 2.14.0). We used frequency statistics to evaluate whether respondents changed responses and in which direction (increased or decreased), and whether any variable (sex, age, mode of survey administration, HSV-2 status) was associated with changing responses. We used Fisher's exact test because of small expected cell sizes. Statistical signficance was set at α = 0.05.
We used separate multivariable logistic regression models to examine the association between self-reported number of partners and HSV-2: Model A used Q1 as the independent variable, Model B used Q2, and Model C used the maximum of Q1 and Q2. Number of partners satisfied the assumption of linearity in the log odds of HSV-2 positivity. Because of biologically plausible and statistically meaningful (based on Akaike information criterion, see below) differences between men and women, for each model we included a product-interaction term between sex and number of partners. We first computed unadjusted odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the effect of increasing lifetime partners on HSV-2 seropositivity, seperately for men and women. We then computed estimates adjusting for respondent age and mode of survey administration. Precision was assessed using the confidence limit ratio (CLR: ratio of upper to lower bounds of the 95% CI). Models were compared using the Akaike information criterion (AIC) and area under the receiver operating characterictic curve (AUC).
Changes in responses
Among 505 individuals (250 men and 255 women) with valid sexual partner data, 85.7% did not change their reported number of lifetime sex partners when questioned a second time (Table
Number of partners and HSV-2
Among the 410 individuals with both valid questionnaire and HSV-2 data, the odds of HSV-2 seropositivity increased with increasing lifetime sexual partners (Figure
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Log odds of prevalent HSV-2 infection according to number of partners, with partners measured as the larger of Q1 and Q2
Log odds of prevalent HSV-2 infection according to number of partners, with partners measured as the larger of Q1 and Q2.
We examined ROC curves showing various cut-points for binary classification of HSV-2 positivity, using the response to Q1 alone and the response using the larger of Q1 and Q2, seperately by sex (Figure
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Changes in Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves between using Q1 as the classifier and using the larger of Q1 and Q2 as the classifier
Changes in receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves between using Q1 as the classifier and using the larger of Q1 and Q2 as the classifier.
Multivariable modeling
When Q1 was the independent variable (Model A), men had an unadjusted 10% increase in odds of HSV-2 infection per one-partner increase. Women's corresponding one-partner increase using Q1 was 33% (Table
Considering men and women seperately, precision was approximately equal across all models (Table
This simple analysis examined whether repeating a question about a sensitive self-reported behavior led to significant changes in responses. To our knowledge, no other study has evaluated the benefit of repeating a sensitive question. Approximately 1 out of 7 participants changed their responses when asked a second time; as expected, considerably more respondents increased rather than decreased their self-reported number of partners. However, using changed responses in multivariable models did not significantly strengthen associations between lifetime number of partners and odds of HSV-2 seropositivity, nor improve precision of those estimates. The only improvement obtained by asking the question a second time was in model fit.
The only significant predictor of changing response was interview mode: participants using ACASI independently were considerably more likely to revise their responses. Although existing research about sensitive topics as measured by ACASI is somewhat mixed, the majority indicates increased endorsement of sensitive behaviors when ACASI is used
Our analysis has a number of limitations. As in other studies measuring sensitive behavior, we assumed that a higher reported number of sexual partners was more valid. Our question also specified heterosexual partnerships, which represent the majority but not the entirety of sexual partnerships on the plantation. We detected significant differences in participants' willingness to change their responses by interview mode (ACASI vs. interviewer-assisted), but only a small number of individuals completed the survey with the help of an interviewer. Finally, we chose HSV-2 seropositivity as a proxy biomarker of lifetime sexual partners, given the extensive literature documenting this association. Whether our findings about the value of asking a question a second time would hold for other behaviors or outcomes is unknown.
In summary, repeating a question about lifetime sexual partners showed that some participants do change their responses, but that the change does not meaningfully affect the observed associations between lifetime partners and HSV-2 risk.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ANT designed the analysis and contributed extensively to drafting and revising the manuscript. PP carried out the analysis and wrote the first draft of the manuscript. AHN designed and collected the data for the parent study and revised the manuscript. All authors (ANT, PP, AHN) read and approved the final manuscript.
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The history of an International Organisation dates back all the way to 1815, when the Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine, which formed in 1815 in the Congress of Vienna. However, the first true Global Organisation wasn't formed until the establishment of the League of Nations in 1919. Due to being unsuccessful and its problems, it was dissolved and replaced by the United Nations in 1945.
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"Kashmir belongs to India and every inch of Kashmir that is illegally occupied by Pakistan needs to be returned to India as it belongs to us," Congress leader Pramod Tiwari told ANI here.
Congress leader Manish Tewari, however, extended his full support to Abdullah's statement, saying that neither Pakistan could take Kashmir nor could India take control of the PoK.
"Dr. Farooq Abdullah is absolutely correct. The 1998 nuclear test froze the power balance in South Asia into perpetuity. Pakistan can't take Jammu and Kashmir and it will be very difficult for us to get PoK back. A solution has to be found within these realities," Tewari told ANI.
The Congress leader asserted it is imperative that the '4 point formula' that was discussed between former prime minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf should be revisited
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Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader Mehbooba Mufti had yesterday lashed out at those saying Muslims should "go to Pakistan" every time there was an ideological disagreement.
"To those who ask [Muslims] to go to Pakistan, I want to say that the nation owns us and we own the nation. Indian Muslims follow the real Islam. This is also because the Hindu majority [community] is very tolerant. Babasaheb must have imbibed tolerance from Hinduism." Mufti said speaking in the Lok Sabha during the discussion commemorating the Constitution and its architect Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
Abdullah had earlier courted controversy with his remark that India should give up its conquest of trying to control the PoK as it belonged to Pakistan.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Makayla Epps made 10 of 11 shots en route to a season-high 24 points to lead No. 8 Kentucky to a 72-54 victory over archrival Louisville on Thursday night in the annual battle for Bluegrass women's basketball supremacy.
Epps' hot hand quickly set the tone for the Wildcats (8-0), who shot 52 percent and led throughout to win their fifth in a row in the series.
The junior guard, whose father Anthony starred on the Wildcats' 1996 NCAA men's championship team, made several critical baskets late in the third period after Louisville twice got within 10 points, providing a cushion that wasn't seriously threatened.
Alexis Jennings added 14 points and eight rebounds, Taylor Murray scored 11 points and Janee Thompson 10 for Kentucky, which controlled the paint 30-18 and outrebounded the young Cardinals 36-27.
Briahanna Jackson scored 18 points while Myisha Hines-Allen had 16 for Louisville (3-5), which shot 36 percent and had its modest two-game winning streak end. The game drew 14,425 to Rupp Arena, home of Kentucky's powerhouse men's team.
Evelyn Akhator had nine rebounds for Kentucky, which needed no heroics after using second-half rallies to win the past three against Louisville.
The schools' different paths to this year's showdown made things a bit more interesting in this rivalry game. Louisville's youngsters were showing signs of turning the corner after starting 0-2 by winning three of five, with prized freshman guard Asia Durr scoring 30 points over the past two games.
Despite the departures of three players since Oct. 15 via transfer while another was dismissed, Kentucky still entered with its starting lineup averaging double figures in scoring and among the nation's leaders in several offensive categories. The Wildcats have nine active players on their roster.
Kentucky made its four shots including a 3-pointer en route to making 53 percent by the break, including 5 of 10 from long range. Epps got things going with frequent drives and some jumpers against Louisville's slow-reacting defense, and backcourt mates Maci Morris (eight points) and Murray joined the fun from inside and outside as well.
Other than some rough spots featuring turnovers and a bunch of missed layups, the Wildcats were pretty consistent all night. The opportunities were certainly there and Kentucky seized them - especially Epps, who scored six points during Kentucky's 10-2 run that ended with a 39-22 halftime lead.
Louisville got within 17-14 early in the second period and made a couple of third-period charges to get within 49-39, but Epps' five straight points got Kentucky's lead back to 12 as it improved to 34-17 in the series.


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Castithans are an aristocratic and ethereal race that hail from the planet Daribo, and are known for their pale skin and beautiful features. They are proud and haughty, and tend to dominate others in social situations. These qualities, coupled with a cunning intelligence and unbridled ambition, have helped them adapt to life on Earth. However, they are also vain and prideful, and bristle at the mere implication that another race may exceed them in intellect or beauty. Castithans have a rigid social structure, and adhere to a strict caste system. Lower castes serve higher castes, and females are seen as subservient to the males in their family. Other races believed Castithan society would evolve on this new planet, but if anything it's driven the survivors to cling to their heritage all the more. For Castithans, your place in the world is determined at birth, and appearance is everything.
Castithan is spoken very, very quickly. It's a sign of their impatience and also a challenge for anyone to keep up with them. Even the Castithan writing system (fajizwalino, literally "revered characters") is complex and irregular—and quite difficult to master. It's crucial to know whether one is speaking to a superior, an inferior or an equal in order to speak Castithan correctly (i.e. without causing offense or seeming crude).
Although they are conservative with regard to tradition and language, Castithans tend to be very liberal with their sexuality. Sex is as much a tool of political agenda as it is an expression of love. Castithans have zero reservations about using sex as a means to an end. That's not to say that Castithans don't also enjoy sex to the extreme. Many of their most cherished ceremonies involve expressions of passion and desire.
The Indogenes are a technically-minded race who augment their bodies with a variety of cybernetic implants. They tend to be slender, bald, with geometrically-patterned skin of a solid color (most often pure white). Indogene implants are specifically designed for their chosen profession. They value science and knowledge above all else, and have invented most of the technology used by the other alien races.
Indogenes are incredibly hard workers, sometimes to the point of obsession. Their feeling is that if you're awake, you should be doing something productive. An Indogene's role is assigned to them after their childhood education and a series of extensive tests and capability reviews. Indogene civilization is built around the idea that every person has one primary role to perform that serves their race. To serve is to live.
Indojisnen is the language of the Indogenes. It's a polysynthetic language, which means that what may be expressed with five or six words in English can be expressed with a single word in Indojisnen. Indojisnen is normally only spoken amongst Indogenes. A variety of implants allow Indogenes to learn foreign languages more quickly than their Votan peers, meaning they can slip into just about any language with ease—and without a trace of accent.
Irathients are the most common Votan race living on Earth, hailing from the planet Irath. They're a proud, tribal people who are sometimes perceived as feral by others, owing to their deep love of the natural world. Irathients are handsome and naturally athletic, with bronze skin covered in biologically occurring patterns. Fierce and fearless fighters, Irathients pride themselves on their combat skills. They've adopted much of the technology and weaponry developed by the other races, but most disputes are still settled by hand-to-hand combat. Despite these aggressive behaviors, Irathients are also a deeply spiritual people.
Despite their strong sense of cultural pride, most Irathients understand this is a new world and have made efforts to assimilate. Their athleticism, strength, and intelligence allows them to succeed in a variety of occupations, but many Irathients prefer mining and farm jobs that enable them to work the land as their forefathers did. Their buildings are made mostly of wood and stone, designed to blend in with their surroundings. This harmony with nature not only pleases their gods, but provides a natural defense against their enemies.
The Irathient language is spoken at a slow and deliberate pace. It is rich in consonant clusters, and may sound halting at times as a result. Some of the other Votan races consider Irathient coarse and harsh. But for anyone who's studied their speech, it's clear that Irathients take great care in finding unique ways to describe the world around them.
The Liberata are shorter than humans, broad shouldered and thick-necked, with blockier facial features and long scruffy green-yellow hair. They are described as a servant-class race. Their language includes a high frequency of slang terms. The Liberata were once economically very powerful in the Votan star system, but their own avarice led to the ecological and social collapse of their society. Present-day Liberata humbly consider their present-day status as menial laborers and servants as deserved atonement resulting from the mistakes of their ancestors. They are well known for their gruff tempers and are sometimes considered petty. However, their frequently sarcastic demeanors have a deeper and more tragic origin, stemming from cultural disillusionment after their society self-imploded due to their own ancestors' short-sightedness.
The Liberata have a polytheistic religion focusing on the basic needs of life. However, their social collapse while in the Votanis system, combined with their relatively low numbers in the evacuation fleet, resulted in very few of their religious traditions surviving on Earth. Instead, the Liberata ended up borrowing many religious traditions from their planet-mates, the Sensoth and Irathients.
The Liberata are the servants of choice for the hierarchical Castithans, who find that the Liberata's labor-class work ethic and resignation to being servants in society fits well with the Castithan's own attitude that they are a superior ruling class. Because they were not politically powerful when the evacuation fleet was being organized, many of the Liberata who were let onto the Arks did so in exchange for contracts of indentured servitude with the Castithans. The Liberata get along well with the Irathients and Sensoth, because they evolved on the same planet where they peacefully co-existed. The independent-minded Irathients are often frustrated with the Liberata, however, because they feel the Liberata should stand up for themselves more and not be content to let others, such as the Castithans, order them around.
Sensoths are a large, fur-covered Votan race that prefers to live life in the slow lane. They share many characteristics of the old Earth sloth, tending to speak and act slowly. Possessing extreme long life (twice the average of other Votans), they are never in a rush to see anything done. Due to their strength, they are often used as heavy laborers by the other races, though their sinister appearance can often veil a kind soul. Sensoths range from well-muscled to gangly, but are always imposing.
Sensoths hail from of region of planet Irath known as the Great Tarnalin Forest. Slowly but surely, they established trade relations with the outside world. Eventually, Castithan raiding parties invaded their forest, taking many Sensoths back to their own homeworld to act as servants and soldiers in the Castithan army. To this day, many Sensoths can be found in the employ of wealthy Castithan families… a long, dark history from which the Sensoths have not been able to escape. Still, in later centuries, Sensoths began to view their employers (Castithan or not)as family, and protected them with equal passion. Some would call them gullible, while others appreciate their fierce loyalty.


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Actor Sam Kebede went to rehearsal hoping to get some insights about what it's like to be recruited by a big-time college basketball coach. Hall-of-Famer Jim Calhoun was happy to assist.
The coach who led UConn to three national championships before retiring in 2012 is serving as a technical adviser on the production of a new play, "Exposure," which is being put on this weekend at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford.
Kebede portrays a player experiencing the world of AAU basketball and the dark side of recruiting.
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A societas liberorum (engl.: society of the free) is a specific legal person in Roman law. It is similar to the OTL concept of a farmers` co-operative.
It is the dominant rural socioeconomic structure of the Second Roman Republic and still an important element of Roman society.
Societates liberorum formed in the Roman revolution, which in turn resulted from the Crisis of the Third Century..
Long before the crisis, large agricultural compounds had formed across the empire, owned by a very small elite. The work was done by large numbers of half-free coloni, to a smaller extent also by slaves.
As the old public order of the Principate cracked, rebellions were common both in the countryside and in the cities - motivated by religious, economic and political reasons. At the end of the 250s, public order was about to collapse - and the coloni and slaves on the latifundia dealt it the fatal blow by rising up in rebellion, especially in the important provinces of Africa and Aegyptus.
During the revolution, the Societates Liberorum forged alliances with the Plebeian Councils in the towns and cities and with the comitia of mutinous soldiers. In this "war economy", the S.L. continued to provide the resources required for the victory of the revolutionary forces.
The Second Roman Republic began as an alliance of the above-mentioned victorious revolutionary groups. The early years of the Second Republic could also be labelled a continuation of the revolution: the victorious groups slowly reproduced and enforced their structures and their socioeconomic and political model across the rest of the Empire.
Thus, the Second Roman Republic emerged as a federation of civitates, who were, in turn, formed by cities (pomeria) and the politically organised countryside, where the form of the S.L. dominated. Logically, most civitates recognised and formalised the land claims of the S.L. to the latifundia they had formerly been employed on. As the new Republican structures consolidated, even those latifunia which had still not been collectivised - neither during the hot phase of the revolution, nor in its immediate aftermath - were often given into the hands of ad hoc-S.L., as the S.L.s were seen as pillars of the republic.
Such legally created S.L.s were often formed by impoverished townsfolk and not necessarily by the former coloni, unless the landowners had played important and positive parts in the revolution.
As a result, 80 % of the arable land in the Roman Empire and 25 % of the forests became owned by a number of approximately 90,000 S.L. by 285. Already in 274, the Conventum Romanum passed the "Lex Societatum Liberorum", which defined the legal nature of the S.L. The political background of the law was to secure the social structures which formed the support base of the revolution.
- Membership of a S.L. was to be equal, i.e. all members held equal shares of the S.L. and enjoyed equal voting rights on the matters of the S.L.
- The comitium sociorum could admit new equal members. (In most cases, newcomers had to pay for their share.)
- Socii could quit their membership. (Often, they presented the comitium with a proposed "replacement", who paid both the former socius for his recommendation and the societas for admission.)
- Individual membership could pend, if the socius was absent e.g. on military duty, serving as a magistrate of member of the Conventum Romanum, or for other, more private reasons. In those cases, the socius did not receive a share of the societas` income and was not counted as "absent" in votes of the comitium.
- Direct transmission and inheritance of membership were possible among relatives (including adopted children), but required confirmation from the comitium sociorum.
- The property of a S.L. was indivisible: its members could not sell a part of the S.L.`s property, unless they were commissioned by the S.L. to do so, in which case the revenue went to the S.L.
- Commissions had to be issued by the general assembly (comitium sociorum) and initially expired after one month. (This period was later prolonged to three months, then six months, then a whole year.)
- The S.L. was allowed to acquire new land and movable property, but initially, it was not allowed to sell the land with which it was entrusted by the civitas at the moment of legislation (the "ager sociorum"). The last provision was modified in 423, though: now, S.L. could sell parts of their ager sociorum to the civitas (because in the meantime it had become evident that other forms of conversion necessary e.g. for infrastructural improvements, mostly the expropriation of the S.L. by the comitium civitatis and its remuneration with a sum of money determined by judges, were too controversial).
- The S.L. was not allowed to hire employees (conclude a contract of the type "locatio conductio operarum") if it did not make them socii. They were allowed to conclude contracts of the type "locatio conductio operis", though, e.g. paying a company of craftsmen a fixed amount of money for the construction of a mill on the premises of the S.L.
When the Roman Republic incorporated new lands, e.g. the lands East of the Pyretus during the Pontic Campaign, the largest portion of the land was usually declared "ager sociorum", and the establishment of new S.L.s (often mixtures of veteran soldiers from towns across the empire and colonists from nearby border towns) was given equal attention as the definition and delineation of new civitates. The only notable exception - when the Quadi, Markomanni and Western Vandals joined the Republic in the early 7th century - where this was not done, led to a sharp increase in social inequality, which posed a serious challenge for the republic throughout the 7th century, and thus later colonisations, e.g. of parts of Atlantis, followed the model of the simultaneous establishment of S.L.s and civitates again.
S.L. were very powerful economic entities from the beginning. Many amassed enormous wealth in the following centuries: Among their initial capital was not only the land, but also the mines and quarries on it. . Many S.L. were able to invest in new technologies like windmills, textile manufactures etc., so that agriculture became a minor branch of some S.L.`s economic activities. In later centuries, some S.L. grew as big as 10,000 members or more. Some S.L., on the other hand, went bankrupt - in such cases, their movable property was sold off to the creditors, and the socii had to start from scratch with nothing but their immovable property. In such cases, socii often left their societates and moved into towns, while their membership and share were taken over by more solvent people who then moved into the countryside and became socii. In rare cases of S.L.s becoming incurably unproductive - e.g. when the arable land became desertified, the mine depleted and the brook which drove the mill had dried out -, civitates agreed to dissolve them, which meant that the land became "ager desertus", which could be claimed by anyone who was interested.
S.L.s fulfilled the social, economic and political functions which the Second Republic`s Founding Fathers had hoped for very well, perhaps better than anyone had imagined. They brought forth a large, stable, economically comfortable and very pro-republican peasantry, from Egypt over Italy to Dacia. They prevented both over- and de-urbanisation for many centuries, maintaining a balance between town and countryside. As the republic consolidated itself, S.L.s increasingly pursued their economic interests openly in the Conventum Romanum and in regional federations like the Panhellenion, the Sanhedrin or the Conventum Africanum. To this end, they formed regional and supra-regional associations. In the parliaments, the "factiones" which pursued the interests of the S.L. came to be called "Sociales". Together with their strongest competitors, the "factio" of the "Collegiales", who represented the urban guilds, they were forerunners of the modern Roman political parties.
Main political objectives of the Sociales in the Second Republic were:
- opposition to the protection of more and more job segments (instigated by the Collegiales), which meant higher work contract costs for the S.L. and excluded unexamined socii from operating some of the S.L.`s economic activities.
- support for the conversion of ager privatus and ager publicus to protected ager compascus (most often woodland), which prevented desertification, salinisation, swamping and other devaluations of the S.L.´s land.
- relatively tolerant immigration and border policies; compared to the Collegiales, the Sociales also tended to be more supportive of foreign military interventions.
While the Sociales were open towards immigration, newcomers rarely managed to become members of a S.L., as this often required great sums of money as admission payments. Thus, the S.L., which had, during the revolution of the 3rd century, been one of the major factors which united populations of very diverse ethnic, linguistic and cultural backgrounds behind the Republic`s banners, became, over time, strongholds of long-established families, who could trace their membership back many generations, and of a culture of "pure Romanity" - often with idealised references to the period of expansion and stability of the First Roman Republic and its backbone, the free Roman peasantry.
In the 13th-14th centuries, when a faster industrialisation was driven by investments of capital accumulated by families with a long commercial tradition, the S.L.`s slower pace of investment and innovation lead to their beginning marginalisation. Some participated in the industrialisation processes, and many of these S.L.s were partly disowned during the Communist Interlude in the 14th century. The S.L. were restituted in the Third Republic, but had become marginalised in the industrial sector, where tycoons dominated the market until late into the 19th and in some parts even the early 20th century. In the 14th to 17th centuries, a part of the ager sociorum was expropriated for the construction of public infrastructure like railroads, as well as for the extension of urban settlements. Climate change, becoming acute since the 16th and 17th centuries, affected the S.L., too, with almost a quarter of the ager sociorum being lost for profitable agriculture due to increased aridity or frequent flooding.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, the S.L. retained stable numbers of members, but had acquired the social image of an outdated model, a relic from the distant past. One reason for this was that inner legal structures of the S.L.s had remained centered around exclusively male membership for a very long time, i.e. into the 18th century, long after Roman women had obtained equal legal, contractual, professional and voting rights in the general public.
Post-capitalist developments of the 20th century and the popular "return to nature" have brought a relative renaissance and further inner reforms of Roman S.L.s.
Today, 13 % of the Roman population (14 % of males and 12 % of females; but only 1 % of Romans with a first- or second-generation peregrini background) are members of one of the approximately 150,000 Societates Liberorum. The S.L.s contribute 10 % to the Roman Republic`s Gross Domestic Product, mostly in the domains of agriculture, viticulture, tourism and the processing of victuals.
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COURTHOUSE Ś A local woman who used hairspray to incapacitate her elderly victim pleaded guilty to robbery Wednesday and was sentenced to 9 to 23 months in prison.
Karen Mary Taylor, 44, of the 500 block of West Airy St., Norristown, was originally charged with two counts of robbery, criminal trespass, theft, receiving stolen property and simple assault. The latter charges were dropped pre-sentencing.
According to the affidavit, Taylor had been consistently asking for money from an elderly neighbor at the West Airy Street apartments, when on April 13 around 4:30 a.m. the neighbor heard a knock on the door.
ōHe heard a pounding on the door,ö reads the affidavit.
ōWhen he opened the door, he was sprayed in the face with some type of hairspray.ö
Taylor then reportedly forced her way into the manÆs apartment, gripped him by the throat and took $400, which was on top of his dresser. The man said he was sprayed in the face once more with something from an aerosol can, before Taylor stole away with the money in a bank envelope.
ōShe agreed to the sentence and is satisfied with the outcome of the case,ö said TaylorÆs attorney, Greg Nester.
ōOn the stand and at her sentencing, she expressed that she accepted responsibility for what she did. She was remorseful, tearful, when going through the guilty plea, and explained that she was extremely repentant for what she had done.ö
At some point, the victim reportedly was able to grab the spray can away from Taylor, with whom the victim said he has had many past encounters. The victim was able to identify Taylor out of an eight-person lineup.
Taylor was ordered to pay $400 in restitution to the victim and was remanded to Montgomery County Correctional Facility.
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A woman allegedly cheating a taxi driver of Rs1.5 lakh by promising him gold at a cheaper rate. The Kopar Khairane police have booked the woman.
According to the police, the accused met Vasudev Sirsath in April 2014. She later told him that she could provide him some gold seized by the customs department at a cheaper rate and took Rs2.5 lakh from him. "After a few months, the accused told the victim that she was unable to keep her promise. She returned Rs1lakh on the same day and said she would return Rs 1.50 lakh after a few days," said a police officer from Kopar Khairane police station.
"Sirsath received a cheque of Rs1.5 lakh from her within a week. However, when went to deposit the check in the bank, he realised that it was bogus," he said.
He tried to contact the accused but to no avail. He approached the police and registered an FIR.
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The Art of Questioning Exercise What questions can you draw from the image? The unexamined life is not worth –living… the most important thing is to ask question…. Socrates "I know you won't believe me, but the highest form of Human Excellence is to question oneself and others." SOCRATIC METHOD 2. Probing assumptions dialectic method of inquiry or method of "elenchus," to solve a problem, it would be broken down into a series of questions the answers to which gradually distill the answer you seek. 6 types of questions that Socrates asked his students: 1. Conceptual clarification questions -Why are you saying that? -What exactly does this mean? -How does this relate to what we have been talking about? -What is the nature of ...?
-What do we already know about this?
-Can you give me an example?
-Are you saying ... or ... ?
-Can you rephrase that, please?
-What else could we assume?
-You seem to be assuming ... ?
-How did you choose those assumptions?
-Please explain why/how ... ?
-How can you verify or disprove that assumption?
-What would happen if ... ?
-Do you agree or disagree with ... ? 3. Probing rationale, reasons and evidence
-Why is that happening?
-How do you know this?
-Show me ... ?
-Can you give me an example of that?
-What do you think causes ... ?
-What is the nature of this?
-Are these reasons good enough? -Would it stand up in court?
-How might it be refuted?
-How can I be sure of what you are saying?
-Why is ... happening? 4. Questioning viewpoints and perspectives -Another way of looking at this is ..., does this seem reasonable?
-What alternative ways of looking at this are there?
-Why it is ... necessary?
-Who benefits from this?
-What is the difference between... and...? 5. Probe implications and consequences -Then what would happen? What are the consequences of that assumption?
-How could ... be used to ... ?
-What are the implications of ... ?
-How does ... affect ... ? How does ... fit with what we learned before?
-Why is ... important?
-What is the best ... ? Why? 6. Questions about the question -What was the point of asking that question?
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Questioning Questioning is an integral part of an inquiry centered classroom. It is a learner's thinking tool to carry out investigation about a subject matter. The power to question is vested with the teacher who uses this tool to either approve or disapprove of children's knowledge thus empowering or disempowering them. GENERAL GUIDELINES 1. Distribute questions so that all, including non-volunteers, are involved. 2. Balance factual and thought-provoking questions. 3. Ask both simple and exacting questions 4. Encourage lengthy responses and sustained answers. 5. Stimulate critical thinking 6. Use the overhead technique: 1) question, 2) pause, 3) name. 7. Insure audibility, then refuse to repeat questions or answers 8. If a student asks a question, don't answer it until you've asked the class 9. Personalize questions 10. Suggest partnership by inquiring Levels of Thinking Skills Low level thinking High level thinking 3. APPLICATION 2. UNDERSTANDING/
COMPREHENSION 1. KNOWLEDGE 6. EVALUATION 5. SYNTHESIS 4. ANALYSIS FIVE BASIC TYPES OF QUESTIONS Factual
Combination 1. Factual Soliciting reasonably simple, straight forward answers based on obvious facts or awareness.
The lowest level of cognitive or affective processes and answers are frequently either right or wrong. 2. Convergent Answers to these types of questions are usually within a very finite range of acceptable accuracy
These may be at several different levels of cognition 3. Divergent These questions allow students to explore different avenues and create many different variations and alternative answers or scenarios These questions allow students to explore different avenues and create many different variations and alternative answers or scenarios 4. Evaluative These types of questions usually require sophisticated levels of cognitive and/or emotional judgment. 5. Combinations These are questions that blend any combination mentioned Categories of Questions Open questions
Closed questions
Specific questions
Probing questions
Hypothetical questions
Leading questions Open questions These are useful in getting another person to speak. They often begin with the words: What, Why, When, Who
Sometimes they are statements:"tell me about", "give me examples of".
They can provide you with a good deal of information. Closed questions These are questions that require a yes or no answer and are useful for checking facts.
They should be used with care - too many closed questions can cause frustration and shut down conversation. Specific questions These are used to determine facts. For example "How much did you spend on that" Probing questions These check for more detail or clarification. Probing questions allow you to explore specific areas.
However be careful because they can easily make people feel they are being interrogated Hypothetical questions These pose a theoretical situation in the future. For example, "What would you do if…?'
These can be used to get others to think of new situations.
They can also be used in interviews to find out how people might cope with new situations. Reflective questions You can use these to reflect back what you think a speaker has said, to check understanding.
You can also reflect the speaker's feelings, which is useful in dealing with angry or difficult people and for defusing emotional situations. Leading questions. The End :) References: http://www4.uwsp.edu/education/lwilson/learning/quest2.htm
Stevens, R. "The Question as a Measure of Efficiency in Instruction: A Critical Study of Classroom Practice," Teachers College Contributions to Education, 48, 1912.
Mills, S.R., C.T. Rice, D.C. Berliner, and E.W. Rousseau. "The Correspondence between Teacher Questions and Student Answers in Classroom Discourse," Journal of Experimental Education, 48, 1980, 194-204.
Gall, M. "The Use of Questions in Teaching," Review of Educational Research, 40, 1970, 707-20.
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LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE!! Weighing in at 3mins & 30secs and coming straight out of the Loading Docs stable, J.Ollie Lucks' high-tempo short Wilbur Force is a heavyweight example of just how much fun you can pack into such a tight duration. Piledriving his camera into the face of ex-pro-wrestling star and friend Wilbur Force, director Lucks has created a hilarious, yet touching short that centres around themes of friendship and fame.
"What if the man I have become gets to meet the man I could have become."
Created as part of the Loading Docs series, an initiative that produces short (3-minute) documentaries to help promote and develop New Zealand filmmaking talent, director Lucks admits the main inspiration behind by his short, was the desire to work with his friend. "I always wanted to make films with Wilbur", he says, "it started out as a straight-up documentary about the challenges he deals with regarding his weight etc. But then life happened. Wilbur happened… and things took a different turn….I set out for the process of creating this documentary to help Wilbur get off his ass. And it totally worked…There is a saying that I like and want to address with this film: What if the man I have become gets to meet the man I could have become. Holding on to ones best self is so important but quite hard at times. We all know what it is like. Thereby this documentary is also about the importance of friendship in reminding you of your former, best self". Read more


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Past Productions
Giving Voice
Giving Voice
Giving Voice with VOICES: Manitoba's Youth In Care Network
We have just wrapped up a very successful tour with over 4,400 youth seeing the show across Manitoba. Thank-You to all of our supporters, sponsors, audiences and the youth who started it all! Check out the highlight video or our blog with testimonials from students and teachers.
Giving Voice is a powerful, interactive theatrical journey exploring the timely issue of how youth experience the system of CFS. Sarasvàti Productions is excited to tour this brand new work created by and about youth in care in collaboration with VOICES: Manitoba's Youth In Care Network. The play documents the journey of two youth as they move through the system. Sally is only eleven when she requests being removed from her family and Josh is apprehended at the same age. Performed in Forum theatre style, it is interactive, allowing the audience a chance to stop the action of the play and step in to try out positive solutions to the problems addressed. The play will explore the issues that youth in care have had to deal with from the stigma of being in care to the challenges of an overwrought system. The goal is to help other youth understand what their peers might be experiencing and to give voice to kids in care so they don't feel alone. The play is truly the story of the youth themselves and in Sarasvàti Productions' tradition, they worked closely with community groups to realize the work.
Sarasvàti Productions teamed up with VOICES: Manitoba's Youth in Care Network to create the play. It was developed in workshops throughout the summer of 2013, which included work with over 30 youth in or from care. It was then previewed at FemFest 2013 as a staged reading followed by test presentations in select schools. After fine-tuning, casting an amazing group of young actors and incorporating video – we are all ready for a full tour of Winnipeg and area high schools.
If you or someone you know might be interested in hosting the tour feel free to check out the details in our one-pager and tour specifications document below or contact us at email@example.com .
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Jail Baby
World Premiere May 2013
by Hope McIntyre and Cairn Moore
with Nan Fewchuk and Marsha Knight
Directed by Ann Hodges
Jail Baby was created in partnership with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Manitoba after recognizing the need to share the stories of incarcerated women and women in and out of the justice system. It is the culmination of three years of drama workshops in correctional institutions, as well as research and discussions with those on both sides of the justice question.
Jasmine bursts into the world unlike your typical new born child and is anointed a "jail baby." Born in prison, raised by a mother who revolves in and out of the correctional system, tossed in and out of foster care, Jasmine is destined to become one of society's monsters. When she finds herself pregnant and facing her most serious charge yet, Jasmine is horrified at the thought of having her unborn child repeat her life of despair.
Through a series of hilarious parodies, the myths of prison life for incarcerated women are presented and weaved together with Jasmine's journey. From bad prison B movies to Kangaroo Court, the ensemble of characters turn common beliefs on their heads in order to make the audience question their preconceptions of criminalized women.
The play has been published by Scirroco Drama, click here to purchase.
Premiered May 2012
by Hope McIntyre
Directed by Sharon Bajer
We were excited to premiere this original work, which combines video, music, dance and theatre to explore the notions of truth and justice.
The truth can only remain buried for so long. It has a habit of coming back to haunt us.
EDEN is a bold and compelling new Canadian play written by Winnipeg-based playwright Hope McIntyre. It combines the style of writers Caryl Churchill and Harold Pinter with its futuristic political bent. It is an exciting piece not only due to its epic nature, exploring three generations of characters in a futuristic dystopia, but also due to the large cast size and unique production demands. It is an interdisciplinary theatre experience which pulls from many cultural backgrounds. Above all it is a puzzle where the truth is explored from many vantage points.
Check out the EDEN photo gallery and EDEN Cast and Crew bios
You Whore
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A collective creation exploring women in the virtual age. The ensemble researched women's relationship to technology and cyberspace; and incorporated improvisation, collective writing and live video feed. Early writing for this piece was used for aten-minute production at The Festival of Original Theatre and it is now being developed into a one-act play entitled VIRTUAL WOMYN. Originally produced at the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival (2003) with Jessica Burleson, Mylee Nordin, and Heidi Malazdrewich.
Fire Visions: Poems by Bertolt Brecht
Fire Visions: Poems by Bertolt Brecht
"No one ever accused Brecht of being subtle. He saw himself as the blunt conscience of the proletariat and against those who turned a blind eye towards the beggars, the unemployed and the homeless. In 14 poems, well-assembled by director Hope McIntyre and her quartet of able performers, Brecht noisily pounds home his message…The four performers were dressed in the typical Brecht stage uniform – in black and barefoot – and delivered the verse clearly, strongly and with welcome visual accompaniment. Whether Great Babel bore a baby puppet, or slide projections of refugee camps during the recitation of Eight Thousand Poor Peopole Assembled Outside the City, the poems were all presented with trademark Brechtian flair." – Kevin Prokosh, Winnipeg Free Press (January 24, 2002)
Created with the input of four performers, director, dramaturge, sound composer and consulting visual artists; this theatrical work used movement, projection, puppetry, song and text. The piece was previewed at the Windsor Theatre (Sackville) and premiered at BrechtFest in Winnipeg (2002).
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Based loosely on atrue story, HUNGER is about a woman's struggle against political and emotional turmoil as she undertakes a hunger strike on the steps of the Guatemalan Capital Building. Performances raised funds for Amnesty International and the Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture. Performed at Theatre Passe Muraille's Backspace (2000) and Colin Jackson Studio (2001), published in International Plays for Young Audiences (Meriwhether).
Three women are shipped to the New World (Canada) on a convict ship from Britain. All three women are transformed and find that their lives are changed forever. Produced at the Festival of Original Theatre (1999) and Alumnae Theatre Studio (1999), published by One Act Play Depot (http://oneactplays.net).
"Watching a theatre company mature is one of the real pleasures of regular theatregoing. With Revisioning, the latest show by Sarasvàti Productions, the group takes an impressive leap forward.." – Jon Kaplan NOW
Full List of Productions
- HUNGER (1998) Toronto – Passe Muraille Theatre Backspace
- REVISIONING (1999) Toronto – Alumnae Theatre
- A reading series of three new plays (1999) Toronto – Alumnae Theatre
- MISSIAH (2000) Toronto – Equity Showcase Theatre
- HUNGER (2000) Winnipeg – Colin Jackson Studio Theatre
- DEATH OF LOVE (Workshop, 2001) Winnipeg – Colin Jackson Studio Theatre
- FIRE VISIONS: POEMS BY BERTOLT BRECHT (2002) Winnipeg and Sackville (NB)
- ONE FOR THE ROAD (2003) Winnipeg and Sackville (NB)
- FemFest (2003-2013) Winnipeg various venues
- International Women's Week Cabaret of Monologues (2004-2013) – Winnipeg and surrounding areas
- YOU WHORE (2003) Winnipeg – Fringe Theatre Festival
- JILL'S WAR by Victoria Loe Hicks and Nancy Kruh(2004) Winnipeg – Fringe Theatre Festival
- IMPROMPTU OF OUTREMONT by Michel Tremblay (2005) Winnipeg – Forrest Nickerson Theatre
- Readings of two new plays at the Carol Shields Festival of New Works 2005
- One Night Stand event at the Carol Shields Festival of New Works 2007
- RIPPLE EFFECT (2007) workshop presentation (a new play on the topic of youth violence)
- RIPPLE EFFECT Tour (2008), performances in Manitoba High Schools and community centres
- EDEN workshop presentation (2009) Winnipeg – Colin Jackson Studio Theatre
- BONE CAGE by Catherine Banks (2009) reading at the Carol Shields Festival of New Works
- FEN by Caryl Churchill (2010) Winnipeg – Rachel Browne Theatre
- NO OFFENSE… (2010) High School Tour – Winnipeg and surrounding areas
- EDEN (2012) Winnipeg – Asper Centre for Theatre and Film
- EMPTY by Hope McIntyre (2012) Winnipeg – tour
- DISS by Rex Deverell (2012) High School Tour – Winnipeg and surrounding areas
- JAIL BABY by Hope McIntyre and Cairn Moore (2013) Winnipeg – Asper Centre for Theatre and Film
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The Jersey Shore is at an important crossroad in the rebuilding process after Hurricane Sandy.
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The Jersey Shore is at an important crossroad in the rebuilding process after Hurricane Sandy.
Last Wednesday marked 100 days since the storm...
Anyone else sick of the snow, the cold, and everything about winter?
I sure am, which is why I'm very excited to announce that today marks a very important milestone in the year.
The progress of restoring the shore has been nothing short of incredible. Businesses in the hardest hit areas are rebounding bigger and better than ever. Now, a legendary Seaside Heights bar is set to open its doors.
It seems like just yesterday. The devastation of the place we love and the place we call home. Those first pictures that made us all feel like it would never be the same. And while it won't ever be the same, signs of progress make us feel better, and maybe even good. The opening of Jenkinson's, just days away, makes me feel good.
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More than 6,000 Northern California lacrosse fans were treated to a 10-7 Notre Dame victory over Johns Hopkins on Saturday afternoon. In a game that featured many players, some expected sloppy play and at times, a late May intensity.
Sponsored by the BAYS Foundation, the game was the culmination of a day of activities that including a coaches clinic and a youth clinic run by both teams and coaching staffs. The youth clinic ended with comments from Coach Petramala and Coach Corrigan.
Coach Corrigan encouraged the young men to follow and pursue their passion while Pietralama implored the boys to find a true hero in their lives.
In brief pre-game interviews both coaches stressed that while any time you step on the field, you want to win, the focal point of the day would be to improve. "This is the 20th day of practice" commented Corrigan. Pietramala enjoyed being able to have his team travel across the country on Friday and play a game on Saturday and was focused on using this experience as a positive step towards the 2011 season.
The game featured quite a few players as both staffs substituted liberally throughout the game. Johns Hopkins was able to play four goalies while Notre Dame, due to some injuries, relied on several young players on the defensive side of the ball.
Notre Dame jumped out of the gate, dominating face-offs and possession and got goals by Max Pfeifer (M/Jr), Eric Keppeler (M/Jr) and Zach Brenneman (M/Sr). Notre Dame started and played freshman John Kemp in the cage and he looked impressive throughout. Throughout the first quarter, Notre Dame looked in mid-season form on defense throwing several different looks at a Hopkins team that was tentative. Jake Marmul and Liam O'Connor were impressive at the face-off X.
Hopkins started Pierce Bassett in the cage and featured freshman Robert Guida on the 1st midfield line along with John Ranagan and John Greeley. Pietramala did not use any defensive midfielders in this game. The Jays have been working during the fall on having more midfielders who can run both ways rather than middies used specifically for defense.
JHU got on the board on a well run play by Robert Guida. Notre Dame quickly answered on a nice finish by Edison Parzanese. Hopkins answered with two of their own on goals by John Greeley and Kyle Wharton, who as the game went along became one of the dominate players on the field. JHU featured Steven Burke in the goal and he played well throughout the second quarter. Johns Hopkins had far more possessions in the second quarter while Notre Dame continued to play solid team defense. The second quarter featured multiple midfield lines from both teams, some failed clears and the occasional errant pass. With that said, the teams played with a high level of intensity and both sidelines were active and excited. In some ways, it felt like fallball - in many ways, if felt like May! Edison Parzanese added a goal off a nice assist by Keepelar to run the score to 5-3
The second half featured nice runs from both teams. Eric Keepelar had two second half goals and along with Zach Brenneman and David Earl, appeared (1 goal each in second half) to anchor the Notre Dame offense, which was patient and possession oriented throughout the game.
Kyle Wharton had two second half goals for JHU who pulled to within 6-5 and 7-6 midway through the third quarter. The fourth quarter was dominated in possession by Hopkins but they could not finish many of their opportunities and go no closer than 10-7 after John Ranagan's goal with four minutes left. Tim Donovan had several strong dodges in the fourth quarter as did freshman Greg Edmonds.
After the game both coaches were pleased with the effort.
"It was a good day for Notre Dame," Corrigan said. "We competed well and showed our depth on defense."
He went on to say how pleased he was with his short stick d middies and with smarter decisions on the offensive end, feels they will have opportunities to succeed in 2011.
Coach Pietramala was slightly more critical and said he felt his squad was deficient in the the midfield play. He felt Notre Dame did a solid job of controlling his offense but was thrilled to be part of the event, play a quality opponent and have the opportunity to evaluate so many players, including four goalies.


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Pulled-Pork Tacos for Poker Night
This is the night mom takes the kids skating or to the movies and dad invites the guys over for a friendly game of Texas hold'em. Dad, you can use the crock pot and start cooking the pork before you head off to work in the morning. Once you're home from work make the gravy in the blender, warm the tortillas and chill the beer.
This recipe is a take-off on country style ribs with green chili gravy that was popular in Houston around the mid 1990s. The ribs were stewed with onions and garlic and the resulting juice was used in the preparation of the gravy. Toasted corn tortillas were used for thickening the gravy and added that little maza flavoring. Roasted poblanos and cilantro were added to produce the green chili in the gravy.
* Deep dark green poblano chilies are as large as green bell peppers, mildly spicy with a lot of flavor. The best way to cook them is to roast them over a fire or in the oven. Just hit them with a little olive oil which will draw the heat of the oven to them, place them on a baking pan in a 350° F. oven for about 10 minutes, turn them over, and roast the other side for 10 minutes. They should be blistered or charred on the outside. Place the chilies in a plastic bag for 10 minutes to steam, then scrape off the outer skin. Slit open and remove the seeds and stems.
Buy a pork shoulder roast. It will cost about $6.00 for 4 pounds and will be full of flavor and tender enough to pull once it is slow cooked. Fatten them up before you take their money. They won't mind a bit after you feed them this great dish.
o 4 pound pork shoulder roast (Boston butt)
o 2 onions, chopped course
o 6 cloves of garlic, smashed and peeled
o 1 bay leaf
o 1 sprig of thyme or 1 tsp dried thyme
o 5 cups stock (beef, chicken or vegetable)
o 2 corn tortillas, toasted lightly on a dry grill or skillet, torn into pieces
o 2 large poblano chilies, *roasted, scraped and seeded as directed above
o 1 bunch cilantro
o 1 tsp cumin
o Salt and pepper to taste
o Chopped lettuce, tomato, and queso fresco (or grated cheddar cheese) for toppings
1. Place one onion on the bottom of a 6 quart crock pot.
2. Set pork roast on top of onion, cut roast in pieces if necessary.
3. Add remaining onion, garlic, bay leaf, thyme and stock. Set temperature to low and let cook for 10 hours or longer.
4. Remove meat to a platter and pull pork with 2 forks while poblanos are roasting.
5. Prepare poblano chilies as *directed above.
6. Pour crock pot juices into a blender. Add poblanos, corn tortillas, cilantro, cumin, salt and pepper to blender. Cover the blender and puree contents until smooth.
7. Return gravy to crock pot, add back the meat and turn the temperature to warm.
8. To serve, toast a tortilla in a dry skillet, spoon pulled pork and gravy into tortilla, add lettuce, tomato, and queso fresco or grated cheddar cheese. Fold up the bottom and then the sides like a burrito.


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The illegal immigrant population has stopped growing, according to a new report by the Pew Hispanic Center.
An analysis of Census data by Jeffrey Passel, a senior demographer at the non-partisan research organization, finds there are 11.9 million illegal immigrants in the USA this year. The number had risen for much of the decade from 8.4 million in 2000 to a peak of 12.4 million last year.
Passel cautions that his figures are estimates based on a limited sample but says the long-term trend is clear: Fewer illegal immigrants are entering the country. "We've measured a significant slowdown," he says.
From 2000 to 2005, the report says, an average of 800,000 illegal immigrants entered the USA each year. Since then, an average of 500,000 has arrived annually.
"Each year seems to be less," he says. "If we look at the most recent one to two years, there's no indications of growth."
The number of illegal immigrants entering the country each year has dipped below the number of newly arrived legal permanent residents for the first time in a decade, Passel says.
The report doesn't address reasons for the decline in illegal immigration, but Passel and other immigration experts point to toughened enforcement and the country's faltering economy as likely explanations.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has made workplace raids and other employment-related action a priority and sometimes arrests hundreds of workers at a time, spokeswoman Kelly Nantel says.
Workplace raids not only catch illegal workers but also serve as a warning to people who are considering entering the country, Nantel says. "Immigration enforcement is making a difference," she says.
ICE sent more than 339,000 illegal immigrants home in the fiscal year that ended Tuesday, spokesman Richard Rocha says.
William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, a centrist think tank in Washington, warns against giving too much credit to enforcement. He believes fewer illegal immigrants are coming because jobs are disappearing in fields such as construction.
"Illegal immigrants follow the networks of their friends and families," he says. "They hear about jobs drying up, and they decide this isn't the time to come."
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The Money Tree Scam
Money trees are wonderful objects in Second Life used to welcome newcomers and provide them with some extra spending money when they fall short, since most 'newbies' do not have the means to earn cash any other way until they become comfortable with a trade. These operate on donations, which is then converted into objects shaped like dollars that spawn on the trees. When clicked, they grant you small amounts of Linden dollars. Usually about $L1 per object. However, this wonderful feature in the world has and can be exploited. Those who do this, however, face serious consequences.
The scam works like this: In order to donate to the tree, a generous soul must right click on and use the radial option "Pay..." to an object attached to the tree, which is a small decorative post. One Resident of Second Life created an invisible, payable box around the donate post. When users would go to pay donations to the post, they were actually donating to the scammer, who gets rich from generous people trying to assist newbies. This scam can be detected, and rather easily. If there is suspicion as to where the donations are going, one can simply use the View menu to activate an option called "Show transparent objects", which highlights all invisible objects as a shade of transparent red. If there is a red box covering the post, then it has been covered with a different object and is likely being scammed. If you stumble upon such a thing, be sure to report it, to the landowner or a Linden Labs representative.
The creator of this scam has apologized and removed the scam boxes. However, considering the relative simplicity of the scam, it is likely copycats could replicate the scam. Keep in mind that it is a near certainty that those donating to the trees are veteran residents of Second Life, and will be quick to notice any such scam, seeing as it is just as easy to notice as it is to copy.
This scam is part of a larger class of scams known as the invisiprim scam, or caging. Any store that allows public building can fall prey to this, with invisiprims set over their vendors or ATM devices.


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