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I often wonder, as most parents do, if The Husband and I are doing a good enough job at this parenting thing. Do we set enough boundaries? Do we set too many boundaries? Do we listen enough? Do we provide enough choice? Too much choice? Do our children know we are absolutely and utterly there for them no matter what? Do they know we love them? Are we ok as… Continue reading
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Moving House, Getting Hooked, Getting Hitched
It's been a busy few weeks, so busy I've found no time to write this poor, neglected little blog. Sorry blog. First, we moved in with my parents. De-cluttering, packing, emptying and cleaning a house is about a hundred times more stressful with kids than when single. I moved 17 (ish, maybe more) times pre-children and it bothered me not one bit. This time? I'd like to say… Continue reading
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Turning A Corner
I realise what I am about to write will probably be my undoing, I am fairly convinced it will jinx things so much that I will never sleep more than an hour at a time ever, ever again. But here goes.
After 21 months of breastfeeding Pea to sleep, after 21 months of him only sleeping when next to someone, preferably me, preferably with milk, and after not quite… Continue reading
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Eye Spy
This morning I lay in bed, eyes shut, back aching from a night spent sleeping on one side feeding a teething Pea, listening to The Princess and The Boyfriend playing I spy. What I heard went something like this:
Princess: I spy with my little eye something beginning with T. Television!
Boyfriend: Yes very good but I have to guess what you can spy.
Princess: Eh?
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Parenting Tips From A Kardashian
I may have mentioned this before (and then blocked it out through shame and embarrassment) but my very guilty pleasure is watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians. And it's many spin-offs. In truth I am a "reality" TV junkie (most of this TV is so far removed from reality, it's laughable), I also can't get enough of those ra-ras from Made In Chelsea, or the fabulous girls on My Big… Continue reading
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When Love Walks Away
For a long while now I have been reading and practicing (or trying to) gentle parenting. In the throes of sleep deprivation and one too many evenings of solo-parenting, I have to say I'm possibly fairly far removed from 'gentle', but for the most part I try to see the world through the eyes of my children. I am constantly learning, every day, how to be a more empathetic, calm… Continue reading
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A Schoolgirl, A Baby, and A Mama
The Princess started school this week. School! She only just turned three! When she was born, The Boyfriend and I said that starting in nursery school at three seemed very young, and that we would probably just start her in reception class, as she would have only just turned four, which still seemed so very young. By the time she was eighteen months, we knew she would be more than… Continue reading
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The Mean Man Who Made Daddy Cross
On Sunday, The Boyfriend, The Princess, The Pea and I spent the day at the park with two of my closest friends and their families. It was lovely, the kids ran around, had fun in the playground, struggled to sit still for any picnic food (actually, The Princess was the only one who struggled with this), bounced on the bouncy castle and generally had a great time.
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On Monday, May 8, Michael Ezgur of of Acosta Ezgur presented three proposed zoning changes, listed below. Each of these zoning requests are headed to committee in May.
Rooftop deck at 820 W. Jackson (27th Ward)
The existing building at this location is a legal, non-conforming structure zoned as DS-3. The building owner would like to add a rooftop deck and enclosure for the exclusive use of the existing office tenants. Any additional square footage would require the addition of FAR, which is not permitted under the current zoning. In order to pull any building permit for the proposed improvement, a zoning change to DS-7 is needed to bring the building into compliance and allow the extra FAR for the accessory rooftop deck for the commercial tenants in the building.
Based on the information provided, including the image below, the NoWL Development Committee is not opposed to this project. The committee requested that the developer confirm that the roof space will not be used for after-hour events.
Garden landscaping enhancement at 1229 W. Lake (27th Ward)
Montauk Sofa has purchased the building located at 1229 W. Lake. In order to make the space viable, the building owner intends to rezone the property from C1-2 to DX-3. This will eliminate the need for parking within a specific distance from the building (parking is provided at another location nearby). Additionally, Montauk wishes to improve the green space in front of the structure by installing a more elaborate garden/parkway entrance for a unique customer experience (see below).
The NoWL Development Committee supports this project and welcomes the additional green space, as well as Montauk, to the neighborhood.
Update to VANS lease at 113 N. Elizabeth (27th Ward)
The limited spectator sports facility permit that was issued to House of VANS event space at 113 N. Elizabeth is due to expire and House of VANS would like to obtain a three-year lease. However, parking for the venue is outside of the required distance for the current zoning (C1-3). The developer requested a waiver from the City, but they were instead directed to request a zoning change to DX-5 to alleviate the parking requirement.
The NoWL Development Committee does not oppose this project. However, we have requested a written statement from the developer/owner/alderman indicating that the property would be down-zoned after the expiration of VANS' lease on the property.
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Don't miss AoT Ann Arbor's second fall event, Tuesday November 15th at 7:00 PM. Hosted at Conor O'Neills, join us for an evening of beer, raffles, trivia, and… Star Trek?!? This week we're hosting ATX's own Dr. Rachael Livermore for a special talk about the science of Star Trek. She'll be in good company with University of Michigan's Dr. Megan Reiter. For more information and to keep up to date visit us on the facebook page.
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Astronomy on Tap Ann Arbor – October 11th Exoplanet Extravaganza
October 11th 2016
Conor O'Neill's Pub
Ann Arbor
Exoplanets! Are they just like us or are their properties completely alien from us? From just a few discoveries to hundreds, the number of known exoplanets has skyrocketed in just the last decade. For years astronomers have been using state of the art instruments to try to get a peek at our distant neighbors and find out what they could possibly be like. Our hosts into this exploration of new worlds will be a couple of researchers who've been devoted to the task of finding, characterizing, and understanding exoplanets: Juliette Becker and Dr. Emily Rauscher.
Join us at Conor O'Neills Pub at 7 PM for a foray into discovering the hidden properties of exoplanets, as well as beer, raffle prizes, and trivia!
Juliette Becker: "Measuring and Weighing Exoplanets, Big and Small"
Dr. Emily Rauscher: "Dissecting the Anatomies of Exoplanets"
For more information see the facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1406797582682834/
Astronomy on Tap Ann Arbor – April 12th (Yuri's Night!)
We're super excited to announce AoT Ann Arbor on April 12th 2016 7:00 PM at Conor O'Neills Irish Pub. Not only is this your usual Astronomy on Tap event with talks, prizes, and beer; it's also a celebration of Yuri's Night – an event to commemorate one of the most exciting feats of human space exploration.
On April 12th 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first person to journey into outer space in a historic orbit of the Vostok 1 spacecraft. Join us as we hear about the past and future of space exploration from University of Michigan Professors Susan Lepri and Mark Moldwin.


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The opening number to the 1989 Oscar ceremony will forever shimmer in infamy, featuring as it did then-hearthrob Rob Lowe and a helium-voiced human Snow White performing "Proud Mary." Here is the whole amazing thing:
Now, after 24 years, the poor actress tasked with playing Snow White has opened up about the ordeal in The Hollywood Reporter. You may read 'I Was Rob Lowe's Snow White': The Untold Story of Oscar's Nightmare Opening right here.
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Thursday May 29
Free Housing-Flipping Workshop. California Flipping Network will present a free two-hour workshop for investors and realtors on how to get started finding, fixing, and flipping houses. Featured speaker will be Lloyd Segal, author of "Flipping Houses." 6 – 8 p.m. Katy Geissert Civic Center Library, 3301 Torrance Blvd.,Torrance. The workshop is complimentary, but reservations are required. To register please visit FlippingWorkshops.com or call 323-365-1004.
How can a fiduciary help you? California Licensed Fiduciaries are professional advocates who are trained to oversee and safeguard the management of bills and mail, investments, insurance and retirement benefits. Join Nancy Burke Barr, a fiduciary with Exclusive Estate Administration, to learn more about the protection and freedom that your family deserves. Free event. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Silverado Memory Care, Beach Cities
514 N. Prospect Ave, Redondo Beach. Email to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 310-896-3100
Friday May 30/Saturday May 31/Sunday June 1
Waves of Grain Beer Festival. Over 40 premium breweries. Enjoy tasting a variety of craft brews, meet brewers and brewery reps., nibble on tasty BBQ, and take your chance at our raffle. Proceeds from the event will benefit Richstone Family Center. 3 – 6 p.m. Shade Hotel, 1221 North Valley Drive, Manhattan Beach. Tickets go to eventbrite.com/e/waves-of-grain-beer-fest-2014-tickets-9698543605?aff=071
Monday June 2
South Bay Bird Society monthly meeting. 40th Anniversary Celebration with a 1970's theme, DJ, raffle, contests and prizes for the best 70's original outfit and food dish. 7 p.m. The Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach, 2515 Valley Drive, Hermosa Beach. Everyone is welcome, meetings are free of charge! For further information, please contact President Janet Ragonesi 310-376-5954 or visit our website at sobaybirdsoc@com.
Tuesday June 3
The Torrance Cultural Services Division presents Artful Days: A Survey of Art, Just the High Points. In this lecture, we will take a rapid trip covering the civilizations of the early cave dwellers up to the age of the Greeks. George Nakano Theatre, 3330 Civic Center Drive, Torrance. Free admission. For more information call 310-618-2326.
South Bay Osteoporosis Support Group Meeting. Little Company of Mary Hospital, Del Webb Health Education Center, 4101 Torrance Blvd., Torrance. 3 – 4:30 p.m. Free and open to the public. For information and reservations call Carol at 310-329-9313.
Wednesday June 4
Workshop for Management of Prostate Cancer. Cancer Support Community, Redondo Beach hosts Vivian Tsang Pharm D, a clinical oncology pharmacist. Torrance Memorial Medical Center, 109 West Torrance Blvd. in Redondo Beach. 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Call 310-376-3550 or visit the website at cancersupportredondobeach.org.
Thursday June 5
County Los Angeles Library Book Discussion Group. The Sandcastle Girls by Chris Bohjalian. 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Hermosa Beach Library, 550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach. 310-379-8475 or colapublib.org.
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Nevis Valley - $400pp, $650 for 2, $850 for 3
Nevis Valley is a unique valley located partly in Otago and partly in Southland. On this tour you will travel 60km south past Kingston at the foot of Lake Wakatipu and onto Garston where we enter the valley. Nevis Valley is a deep valley flanked on the west side by the Hector Mountains and The Remarkables, and on the east side by the Garvie Mountains, Old Woman Range and Carrick Range.
Nevis Valley is another area rich in gold mining history, with structures and tailings left from gold mining days dotted along the valley. This area is teaming with photo opportunities including the proud surrounding mountains, varying rock formations, vast sweeping plains, old mining structures and miners' huts. This area is a landscape photographer's dream, open to your imagination, and you will take away many images you will be very proud of that will grow characters of their own. The use of filters on this tour is very advantageous, especially when the weather is slightly inclement.
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- 8 hour photography tour of the amazing Nevis Valley
- Please contact us for bookings over 1 person
- Operates between Nov and June only
- Departs 0830 daily
- Basic tuition on hand at all times
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- Queenstown CBD accommodation pick up and drop off
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We needed a nearby place to pick up some sandwiches and Marco's fit the bill. Their sandwiches were very good and pricing reasonable.
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We needed a nearby place to pick up some sandwiches and Marco's fit the bill. Their sandwiches were very good and pricing reasonable.
Chicken cheese steak to go was good. restaurant was open early. I got my sandwich to go at 10am. the cheese steak could have had a little more sauce to it. chicken and peppers were done and the cheese was melted perfectly.
When you walk in you think you are in just another pizza shop. But then you taste the food! Authentic Italian with home baked bread. Great value
Coupons galore available for this little place, and someone said thay had good eggplant Parmigiana. We tried it. The person was wrong. Sauce was flavorless. Not an herb to be tasted. Lots of food given for a small price, but why bother?
With the busy Thanksgiving weekend, we broke from our tradition of cooking a mid-day Sunday Italian meal at home to getting spaghetti and lasagna take out from Marco's. We were pleasantly surprised. Authentic taste, ample portions and exceptionally reasonable prices make it hard to beat....More
We moved to Marietta, PA from SC ~ and had been looking for a good pizza place. Finally, found it at Marcos Pizza on Route 441 in Marietta. It was a relaxing evening and the pizza was tasty! THX
We have been a customer of Marco's for almost a year. We were always greeted nicely by the young girl up front and decided to go into Marcos today for the "Pizza Special". We didn't realize the time but were told the special didn't start...More
I live less than a mile form this place and have been repeatedly disappointed in the lousy customer service. It is a shame, the food is good but the staff is awful and that is across the board. I have had several experiences with different...More
We have been here a couple times. Great food. This past time we went there, we were in town on vacation and stopped in ordered a pizza and picked it up after walking over to the market. Everyone was super friendly and the pizza was...More
My boyfriend and I, along with my parents, have been eating at Marco's for at least 3 years, if not more. We like eating there because the food is good, but we've had too many problems and our last visit, which was today, was just...More


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Ndamukong Suh Car Accident
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Ndamukong Suh Car Accident, As if things weren't going bad enough for suspended Detroit Lion defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, now he's crashed his car — and it wasn't even a model from his sponsor, Chrysler.
Suh, suspended on Thanksgiving for stomping a Green Bay Packer, was involved in a single-car accident early Saturday in his native Portland, Ore., the Detroit Free Press reports. Instead of a Chrysler, Suh was driving a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS in the city's nightclub district. The accident happened around 1:15 a.m., police said. Simpson said Suh had two passengers with him who were not identified and neither was injured.
"He wasn't drunk and wasn't driving crazy or anything. He wasn't a jerk," Sgt. Peter Simpson of the Portland Police is quoted by the Free Press as saying. "I think he stomped on the gas when he was going around a taxi and lost the back end, spun around and hit a tree and a light pole and a (drinking) fountain. No injuries to anybody and he didn't hit any other cars."
Suh is riding out a two-game suspension for stomping Packer lineman Evan Dietrich-Smith after a play, an incident that proved embarassing for Chrysler, which was featuring Suh in a TV spot for its Chrysler 300 sedan. Suh previously was the star of another TV spot for Chrysler, a heartwarmer in which he is seen driving to a Detroit home.
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Addictions: Tools for "Controlled" Drinking
Course Learning Objectives/Outcomes
Psychologist CEs, Counselor CEUs, Social Worker CEUs, MFT CEUs
By the end of the course, the Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, Social Worker or Psychologist will be able to:
-Explain three steps to the self monitoring technique.
-Explain three aspects of slowing down drinking.
-Explain three ways for controlled drinking clients to affirm progress.
-Explain four triggers that can lead to excessive alcohol use for the controlled drinker.
-Explain two methods your client can use to manage emotions.
-Explain three steps that you can use to help your clients in preserving positive self-concepts.
-Explain three techniques for relating to others your controlled-drinking client might use.
-Explain four reasons for integrating Controlled Drinking approaches into the alcoholism treatment system.
-Explain are three cues or triggers for increased alcohol desire that clients should be aware of.
-Explain the five interview strategies and tactics used in motivational interviewing.
-Explain the focus of homework assignments in Stein's relapse prevention strategy.
-Explain the three types of client-therapist relationships in solution-focused counseling.
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We are off to BKK in a couple weeks. I more or less have what we were going to do, but am curious as to the little things you all yearn for and can't wait to get once on the ground when you return?
That special massage.. where? ( I have noted the blind person's massages near a temple.. name in my notes!)
..those stores for tailored items or handmade jewelry?
Anything else you wait to get to BKK to get done?
those special places for a drink?
I have been living overseas for years, so I know the feeling of getting a few " fixes" the first days I am back in the USA or actually receiving guests in Spain!
Thank you all for the restaurant info you have provided on a different thread. I am sure we will have a fabulous time thanks to all the expert suggestions.
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Regular Bangkok visitors: What are your MUST have "fixes"
We are off to BKK in a couple weeks. I more or less have what we were going to do, but am curious as to the little things you all yearn for and can't wait to get once on the ground when you return?
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The food.
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That's a good answer, Curt. When I read this question earlier today, I was thinking that I no longer have one restaurant to recommend. I have a lot of favorite places to eat for different dishes. But the food is certainly something I crave. You'll find your favorites.
One other thing - the water taxis. I feel like I haven't truly arrived in Bangkok until I've taken a water taxi.
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Even when I stay in the city, I always take the sky train down to the river and have a drnk or lunch at either the Peninsula or the Mandarin Oriental. I need my river fix.
I absolutely love Harrn products ( there are several shops in the city) and stock up on these when I am in BKK.
But mostly it's about the food....... ( and the people)
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Every time I visit BKK I get the BTS to Saphin Taksin jump on a public boat for the trip along the river to Wat Po. In itself this is a great way to see the river for only 25bht. Once there we walk along the street outside tye wall of the temple until we reach a small Soi at the end of which is the Wat Po Massage School. The price has increased of late to 420 bht per hour but still one of the best bargains in town. No frills but consistently the best massage in town. if you have the time opt for 2 hours to really feel the effects - I felt at least two inches taller after visiting last week!
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Thanks crellston. I have this noted probably from one of your trip reports!
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I always look forward to going to see some live Muay Thai fights. You can do this in a number of stadia, Lumpini and Ratchdamnoen to name just two, but it costs quite a bit.
One alternative is to go to the Channel 7 studios(Chon Jet Sii) on a Sunday morning. Get there at about 12 noon and you will get in for free to watch a full card of fights that is televised nationwide. The fights are usually very competitive and while the atmosphere is not quite as electric as in Lumpini, it's still pretty darn good.
Best of all, it's completely free to get in.
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I had noted the boxing on Thursdays.. I might look into the sunday fights as we will be there that day. Thanks!
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I like the shoppping. Two of my favoite places are the Jim Thompson outlet on soi 93 ( it can be hit or miss, but great bargins some times), and Cocoa Banana, 5th floor, in the Platinum shopping center. Tons of funky costume jewlery to bring back to your friends at very good prices, and a fun place.
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K is wrong, cocoa is on floor 3..
we love the food and always visit harmonique and tongue thai and biscotti. face bar's restaurants are a favorite as well.
we like to stay on the river and to enjoy the hotel boat rides on the river to and from the sky train.
we use thai stone jewelry in the nana hotel and have been very happy with each of their creations..
we love yellow curry dishes (shrimp and crab in particular), fried morning glories with garlic, chicken and cashew (best at tongue thai), eggplant dishes (not the round thai eggplant, but rather the long purple ones), laab salad, pomelo salads, stir fried chicken dishes to name a few...
karen loves platinum fashion mall and its new annex next door.
paragon mall, esp the 3rd floor where you will find the shop Indigo.
thai craft holds sales at a building at the corner of soi 23 and sukhumvit on saturdays from 10-2. check the schedule at www.thaicraft.org
having tong for a guide and buying eyeglasses from her husband at his shop near khao san rd.
swimming in the pool at the anantara hotel on the river.
taking cheap taxi rides to almost any place in the city...
having a fodors GTG in bkk. visiting with friends like hanuman and michaelbkk who we have met through fodors.
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Well you have all simplified my note taking which I really appreciate. I have a few pages of odds and ends and am now trying to see which attractions to visit on same day due to geographic proximity. hmm. Hopefully my friend is bringing me the nancy chandler map of BKK next week if she comes to Spain, but this will take some doing.
Is there a webpage or list somewhere of logical sights to do on same day? We have 6 full days, and one of them will be an all day bike tour in the countryside.
We had hoped to tour with Tong, but we had to suddenly cancel our SA trip this past December, and i am leery of making too many non refundable reservations right now. Maybe in a few days. I had contacted her but told her I would later get back to her. She has been ill, and now has diabetes, it seems, so and also dealign with the aftermath of the flooding. My heart goes out to her. Hopefully she can work us in if we decide to take on a guide one day.
Thanks again for all your personal recommendations, I will take them into account, I am sure!
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One more thing to add to your list:
For us, no visit is complete without enjoying the buffet breakfast at the Peninsula Hotel outside by the river. It helps if you stay there and breakfast is included in your rate.
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In case you do want to take in the Channel 7 fights, it might help to know where it is: http://g.co/maps/4ud2q
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>>>That special massage.. where?<<<
(Where to begin...)
Now, warm greetings lincasanova and congratulations on forthcoming trip to the Land of Smiles. (And not too many years back, had the privilege of spending a few days in your listed Spanish residence; special place and people.)
(And before attempting to answer your enquiry, please indulge me in once again giving the highest praise to some special crews and friends with Singapore Airlines. I flew SQ16 into SFO with them earlier today and it was as sublime as ever. Will be in the SF Bay Area for a week's work before flying back to Asia this weekend; always a pleasure, flying SIA.)
In keeping with the business travel theme, one of my first Bangkok fixes is met within an hour of checking into various BKK hotels for work : an in-room massage. (And it's not just Bangkok; I've been doing the same routine for years when arriving for meetings in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore - until we purchased a property in SIN.) The massages - and much water - have always been an acceptable first night jet lag remedy. And on more than a few occasions, the massages are a much appreciated end to a day of meetings and working dinners.
Another fix - and one that always keeps me in the good graces with the women in my extended family and certain female business colleagues and clients - is the purchase of various Jim Thompson lipstick and cosmetic cases. (A wonderful old mountaineering buddy currently based in New York City considers the Tiffany egg shell blue presentation box and gift in a similar vein.) Those JT products and their ever changing colours and patterns have never let me down. I normally abhor shopping, but JT makes it relatively harmless with numerous hotel shops and their small gift size.
I've never been much of a 'foodie' or drinker (with the exception of the occasional high quality Champagne and wine flying certain classes with certain Asian airlines), so no real BKK cuisine fixes for me. Of late, I have savoured some memorable sunsets and bubbly at my current main BKK business travel hotel, the St. Regis. Certain evenings, the property's terrace bar (and clientele) is terrific.
And the St. Regis brings up a BKK fix I currently miss : 'my' special business travel room at the Krungthep Wing of the Shangri-La down by the river. Until the St. Regis came along with some truly fine corporate rates last May (and an extremely convenient work commute), the K Wing was my little work abode, with great staff and friends, perfect lap pool and (something other Fodorites might appreciate) : the endlessly fascinating river traffic. For more than a few personal reasons will always be partial to certain suites at the Mandarin Oriental and Peninsula, but for BKK riverside business travel purposes, the Krungthep Wing was sweet. (And, should you or others ever land in 'my' special room at the SL, the desktop guest book has a few appreciative comments signed, 'Khun Robert from Singapore'. Memorable moments.)
Have fun in Bangkok. Current meeting schedule has me back in BKK in just about a fortnight and mid-Feb. (Which brings up one last fix for now : Valentine's Day (evening) at the Peninsula. Believe this will mark seven consecutive years; a nice fix.
Warmest wishes to you and all,
macintosh (robert)
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I posted earlier today and now see my response never posted!
Two things I always look forward to in Bangkok:
1) Jewelry shopping at SJ International
They will come and drive you there and back at no charge and with no pressure to buy.
When you call for pick-up, ask to work with Lily. Tell her you are part of the Fodor's gang. Mention Kathie from Seattle or any of the Hawaii crowd: Peter & Linda or Lucy. She'll discount the already reasonable prices by a significant amount.
They have everything from inexpensive silver to $$$ designer pieces. Sapphires and Rubies are the best but in Thailand, but they have lots of everything. Ask her to bring out more if you don't see your dream piece in the display cases. The also repair, re-size (for free), customize and will deliver the pieces to your hotel later.
2) A massage at FACE Spa.
The massages here are done in a traditional Thai cottage with room for one or two of you. They have nice scrubs and different styles of massage if you aren't in the mood for Thai. I love their coffee scrub with hot compress massage. I also like that you have a private shower. It's very easy to find, just a 2 minute walk from the Thong Lo. http://www.facebars.com/en/bangkok/restaurant/Thai-spa/
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We have only been to BKK once before, but we will be returning very soon. I can tell you that one of the places I am most looking forward to is Harmonique. (I'm a fan of tasty food, excellent value, charming ambiance, homey character and cold beer.)
That, and the mesmerizing river traffic. Especially in the morning.
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Ah, Lcuy, two of my faves!
And mr go - I can watch that river traffic endlessly.
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well. just found a GREAT rate at the Peninsula in January on their website. Hope someone can use it.
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so, where ARE you staying in Bangkok? Maybe you posted this before but I didn't see it.
Also, you can't beat SJ. Lcuy's recommendation is my wife's favorite.
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Have been debating between adelphi suites, marriott mayfair, another marriott.. and suddenly I found a great rate at the PENINSULA. I can hardly believe it. Hope it's not a misprint.. anyway. we have a confirmed reservation. Going for the Peninsula.. room only, but, that's OK. I am waiting for them to tell me how much breakfast is a la carte as the rate that included breakfast was $120 more per night plus tax.
This should be a wonderful vacation. Bangkok, total luxury, then Siem Reap $20/person guest house !! I love it!
Thanks everybody for wading through all these requests. I will write a report when I get back.
Now I am off to do some last minute fundraising for the plf.org. I can't wait to meet the founders. I hope they are around. They will be collecting us at the airport when we arrive and we will visit a school straight away and spend the afternoon. It should be a very fulfilling time there. A nice way to end our family holiday.
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Have a great time - looking forward to your report.
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The Pen is absolutely the finest hotel I've ever stayed in. The level of service is breathtaking.
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We can't wait. It's so nice to have the accommodations finally settled and such an unexpected delightful outcome.
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"BPCL is doing this on an experimental basis," said a source familiar with the matter.
The refiner may extend the formula of using a mean of Platts and Argus prices to other products if the naphtha pricing is well received by traders, said the source, who asked not to be identified.
BPCL regularly exports naphtha and fuel oil due to excess volumes, but only ships diesel on rare ocassions.
BPCL has made the pricing changes in its latest naphtha tender, which closes on May 16. The refiner is looking to sell 33,000 tonnes of naphtha for June 4-6 loading from Mumbai and another 55,000 tonnes for June 10-12 loading from the southwestern port of Kochi.
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A pair of Italian 19th century birds eye maple cabinet vitrines from Naples
19th century Italy
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A wonderful pair of Italian 19th century birds eye maple cabinet vitrines from Naples. Each cabinet is raised on ebonized fruitwood spherical feet below the scalloped shaped frieze inlaid with walnut trim. At the center is a door with the original fitted mirror plate that opens to reveal one shelf. At either side are doors with original fitted hand blown glass with two shelves inside and original mirror back plates. All below the scalloped Gris St. Anne marble top.
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MediumBirds eye maple, original mirror plates and glass, Gris St. Anne marble top.
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Hi Martin,
California death index has a few David Friedman men born about 1893 - give or take a year or so
Do you have anything at all more that you can give to help find them.
In 1940 census for San Diego, there is a Dave Friedman, age 48, born Hungary, married to Bertha, age 44, born Colorado and they have two sons Lester, 17 born California and Stanley age 11, born California.
In 1930 they are also in San Diego
Dave 38, Lester 8, and Stanley 1-10/12
Bertha is not there for some reason
?? they are as you see, in San Diego, not San Fran. or LA
Lester was bornMay 24, 1922 San Diego and shows mother's maiden name as HARWITZ
Stanley was born May 24, 1928 San Diego, mother's maiden name HARWITZ
How sure are you of where he lived in CA ?
Also do you by chance have David's actual birth date as this can help to find him in death records.
For instance in California death records there are
Davie E. Friedman born June 2, 1893 died jan. 19, 1960 Santa Barbara
David Friedman born July 12, 1892 died march 12, 1952San Bernadino (one you saw?) Mother's maiden name HENNA
David Friedman born Nov. 15, 1893 died Dec. 31,1967 LA
David Friedman born May 5, 1892 died Jan. 6, 1960 LA mother's maiden name SHAPIRO
David Friedman born May 15, 1892 died Aug. 7, 1960 San Diego mother's maiden name MOSKOWIT
so not all show mother's maiden name, but if you know it you could eliminate those that do not match.
the Bertha above born Colorado seems to be in deaths as born May 9, 1896 Colorado died Feb. 20, 1986 San Diego father's surname HARWITZ
So if you have anything more on David such as birthdate, wife's name, names of children etc. that could help narrow it down that would help.
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Racing Victoria stewards called the meeting off before the first race because of surface water on several sections of the track.
Benalla Racing Club general manager Cameron Symes told The News that the meeting will now take place this Sunday with free entry.
The Benalla Gold Cup was abandoned in September because of poor weather and has been rescheduled for March 25.
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What? Stormpike wants you to personally see the shipment to Ironband?
I... suppose that's fine, the only problem is, I've already sent Huldar with the porters, Miran and Saean. You just missed them, they left just a short while ago.
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Somebody pays for AdWord services Google Inc. USA through Wire Transfers in $ USA? Because we wish to do now Wire Transfer, but Google support asserts, that they do not accept Wire Transfer payments in $USA in general!: (
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Thats depending on the country of the mailing address. In some countries that dont use CC the transfer is normal or preferred.
Any chance you can change your mailing address to another country? I know not easy, but just wanted to throw that out there. Then your account might get valued in the local currency though. I know I travel too much and this does not seem like a big deal to me but maybe it is for you.
You could also get a prepaid Visa or secured visa through your bank or a good source.....
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Itself gogle asserts, that payments on which do not coincide the address in options with WT payment address pass very hard and with a delay (but pass). I so assume, it`s mean the Wire Transfer payments!
But google for some reason refuses to accept Wire Transfer in $USA irrespective of the payment country, motivating it by technical difficulties!
Yahoo (MSN in my opinion too) without problems accept payments in $USA from someone!
Why Gogle does not want? I doubt that it is connected with engineering problems. Though it is probable, since each Wire Transfer payment google marks by unique ID which it is necessary to specify in a payment function, otherwise, as confirms gogle, payment can get lost!
But somehow large companies pay the big sums like $100k?! Or they use СС?! But in my opinion it is a big sums for СС!
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Christmas and New Year's Recap
My eight days of travel from D.C. to North Carolina were great, but by the time I returned to New York on Tuesday of last week, I was very much ready to be home. Ready to start my new job? Well, let's just say I've really, really enjoyed this extended time off more than I ever would have imagined. But I suppose that at some point — like, starting today — I need to be an adult again. So, here goes nothing.
After recklessly eating and drinking on our trip down south, I had hoped to kind of get my life back in order — you know, consume more greens and less Pop-Tarts (s'mores flavored, naturally) once again. That part wasn't so hard. I had plenty of free-time to grocery shop (which happens maybe twice a year) and work out at my leisure. I even cooked up a recipe from my new Turkish cookbook, courtesy of Noah's mom (recipe to come tomorrow).
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Speaking of workouts, I had been itching to return to my old stomping grounds upon my return to Manhattan. On Wednesday morning, I awoke incredibly eager to hit the paved paths of Central Park and had mentally mapped out a seven-mile route in my mind.
Yet within just a few blocks of my apartment (I hadn't even hit Grand Central yet), my old shin injury began acting up. That's weird, I thought. Wasn't I over that hump?
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Conclusion: Don't wear old sneakers, especially ones you might attribute an injury to, just because it's convenient. In the future, I'll have to remind myself that there is a reason — a real, tangible reason — that I tossed them aside to begin with. I really should have just sucked it up and packed my Saucony Triumph 10's. Oh well. You live and you learn.
While the seven miler never happened, I was able to squeeze in a solid fiver around the bottom loop of Central Park and home, where I supplemented the last 20 minutes of running that I'd never get to do with an eight-minute abs video and a bit of arm work.
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Wednesday night, after the failed long(ish) run attempt, I began contemplating the rest of my week. I had been planning to runrunrun since I stepped off the plane in New York, but with those little signs of weakness, I knew I'd have to hold back.
That's when I got a well-timed text from Beth of Once in a Mile. She was planning on hitting up a free TRX training class at New York Sports Club and asked if I'd like to come along.
I was apprehensive at first, mainly because my heart was still in Central Park. But after thinking about it not-too-hard, I realized that abstaining from running was an intelligent move, and texted back that I'd for sure be there in the morning.
Beth and I met at New York Sports Club on 59th and Park at 8am on Thursday (I chose to ran the mile from my apartment if only to get my fix; I'd walk home afterward). Our instructor, Kat, took us through the motions in a helpful, step-by-step way. First, we learned how to use the TRX straps. Having never used the bands before, I had no idea what we were in for and didn't realize that each movement would require adjustments, so I was grateful that she took the time to explain this.
Once we had the basics down, Kat led us through a series of movements, each one performed for 45 seconds and with a minimal break (15 seconds or so) in between. By the time we were done, I felt pretty comfortable doing basic shoulder, back, core and arm exercises. I was able to complete each movement pretty easily (so I guess my eight-pound weights must be doing something for my body), though there were a few that were incredibly challenging. With those, I was able to pretty easily identify where some of my weaknesses reside.
At any rate, by the time we were done, I admitted to Beth that it wasn't the hardest workout I had ever done. You might hate me in the morning, she assured me, and she happened to be right.
TRX is a total silent killer.
Friday's Severe Pain & Sugar Binge
On Friday morning, I woke up with the sore-est arms ever. Ouch! I spent the rest of the day whining and complaining, forcing Noah to stretch and massage my upper body. And although I had planned to follow up (what turned out to be) Thursday's grueling workout with a bit of weights on my own on Friday morning, an impromptu chocolate tour of Brooklyn got in the way of exercise. Life can be incredibly cruel at times.
As I lay on the couch, blogging, browsing, and generally enjoying my last workday of funemployment, my dad called me up and suggested we spend the day checking out a few venues in Brooklyn.
First stop: Peter Pan Donut, a tiny, hole-in-the-wall donut shop in Greenpoint that seems like it was transported straight out of the fifties (Pops got a real kick out of this).
Peter Pan is known for their cake-style donuts, but to be honest, their fried jelly donut was my favorite; it tasted just like childhood.
From there, we hit up a new venue with a stellar reputation, Fine & Raw. There, we met the owner, Daniel, who was gracious enough to show us around and give us our own private tour of his factory. Though not completely developed, Fine & Raw's Bushwick space is coming along really nicely, and I can't wait to return this summer to check out what the owner describes as an outdoor seating area with iced drinks and bean-to-bar creations.
(My dad told Daniel I was a hipster, which, given my non-hipster appeal, was incredibly embarrassing and hilarious all at once. I loved it.)
After Fine & Raw, it was off to lunch, where my dad got a real taste of the hipster scene in Brooklyn — and loved it. And on our final two stops, we drove into the heart of Williamsburg to the famed Mast Brothers (gorgeous space, but I didn't love the flavor of their single plantation bars)…
…and then to Park Slope, where we finished up the day at The Chocolate Room.
Saturday's Simple Living Room Workout
Weekends are when I usually find the time to take longer, leisurely runs — when I can navigate Central Park's many paths without worrying about what time I need to be at work (though I suppose that hasn't been an issue over the last three weeks). But knowing that my shin was a little iffy since my holiday trip, I decided to play it smart.
On Saturday morning, I was supposed to meet my lovely girlfriends for yoga and brunch (a very Manhattan kind of morning if you ask me). Our plan was to meet at the new Yoga to the People studio on 23rd and 3rd, which is great, since it's close to my apartment, super cheap, and their newest studio, and so I had been wanting to check it out.
In true New York fashion, we all backed out at the last minute (a few too many glasses of wine the night before, perhaps) and decided to just do brunch instead, leaving me to lead my own 60-minute training session at home while watching cheesy Miley Cyrus movies. Not a bad replacement sweat session. All workouts should include Miley.
Sunday Runday Funday
Because of my shin, I had promised myself that I'd stay off the pavement until Monday morning. I knew that it was more important to run on the first day of my new job. But the sunshine, she was a callin'.
Sunday was absolutely beautiful in New York City; it was one of those days when the sun warms everything it touches, and even in 30-degree temperatures, there was a hint of spring in the air.
I kept the run short and sweet, if only to respect my body. Around noon, Noah and I met Tim, green Oscar The Grouch sweatshirt and all, at the 59th street entrance to the East River promenade.
The run took us northward to the Upper East Side, where Noah and I broke off from the pack and ended our run at Agata and Valentina, my favorite grocery store in the world.
And now, life goes on.
I wish I were more prepared to re-enter the real world on Monday, but I've got to be honest, the last three weeks off — more time off than I've taken since summer breaks during college — have been divine. But the real world calls. Presumably, my morning runs, which will of course take place much earlier than they have during the last month, will be integral to my reintegration to society.
- How were your weekends? Have you tried TRX before? Have you been to the new Yoga to the People on 23rd? Are you as in love with chocolate, donuts and sugar as I was brought up to be?


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Having driven myself crazy, I am now asking for help.
I have a listbox that shows me Resident Name, Record, Room & physician. I use it as a lookup tool while completing forms (haven't figured out after 5 weeks how to select from combo box and autofil this information.)
I only need this information visible when adding a new record. Can someone please help me to either set it to visible when a new record is added or change visible/invisible as I click a command button. It is very distracting to have it hanging around all the time.
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If you want it to toggle visiblity when you click a button, that's pretty simple. In the onclick event:
If listbox.visible Then listbox.visible = False Else listbox.visible = True End If
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...and on the autofill side:
private sub mycombo_afterupdate()
mytextbox1 = mycombo.column(0)
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the (index) is zero-based.
same scheme works for lists
izycurrently using SS 2008R2
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Thank You Loads,
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The centerpiece of the latest version of the Nook is a 7-inch full-color backlit touchscreen with a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution. The reader features 8GB of storage–enough for roughly 6,000 eBooks.
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Fight Ends For I.B.M. And Fujitsu
By DAVID E. SANGER
Published: September 16, 1987
An arbitration panel ordered I.B.M. and Fujitsu Ltd. yesterday to share a vast amount of programming data, settling a bitter four-year dispute over the Japanese company's right to base its computer designs on American-developed technology.
Under the ruling by the American Arbitration Association, Fujitsu will pay the International Business Machines Corporation an undetermined sum - expected to be hundreds of millions of dollars - for use of programs that I.B.M. accused the Japanese company of having ''systematically and pervasively'' copied.
The programs are essential to the operation of Fujitsu's I.B.M.-compatible mainframe computers and thus to the Japanese company's ability to remain a major presence in the computer industry. 'Secure Facility' Allowed
At the same time, the arbitrators gave Fujitsu the right to set up an unusual ''secure facility'' for the next five to 10 years to review a vast array of I.B.M.'s most closely held technical data. Under strict supervision, Fujitsu will be permitted to extract some of that information for use in developing its own products.
The arbitration panel had intervened in the dispute at the request of both companies, which wanted to avoid years of litigation.
''This arbitration has represented legal warfare between I.B.M. and Fujitsu - enervating, time-consuming and very expensive warfare,'' said Robert H. Mnookin, a Stanford law professor who was one of the arbitrators. Now, he said, both companies can ''devote resources to marketplace competition rather than copyright and contract battles.'' Disappointing to Both Sides
Analysts said that both I.B.M. and Fujitsu would be disappointed by parts of the arbitrators' order.
For example, I.B.M. will be forced to disclose some information -chiefly the ''source code'' that constitutes the core of its programmers' work - that the company rarely discloses to its biggest customers and never to competitors. Meanwhile, Fujitsu will likely be sharply restricted in what information it can actually draw from that code, and it will have to pay heavily for a license.
For Fujitsu, however, yesterday's decision avoided disaster. Some of the company's major customers were growing nervous that unless the I.B.M. dispute was settled, the company could suddenly lose the right to use the programs that let it remain compatible with I.B.M. designs.
''Prior to this order there were people wondering about Fujitsu's ability to stay in the I.B.M.-compatible business,'' said Stephen P. Cohen, an analyst and vice president of the Gartner Securities Corporation. ''Access to I.B.M.'s operating systems will make life a whole lot easier in designing I.B.M.-compatible hardware.''
Under the terms of the order, both I.B.M. and Fujitsu were barred from making all but the vaguest comments about the outcome of the dispute. But the lengthy opinion and order released by the arbitrators described in detail a dispute that until now had been shrouded in secrecy. Origins of the Struggle
The roots of the dispute go back to the early 1980's when I.B.M. charged that Fujitsu had illegally appropriated its mainframe operating systems - the programs that guide a computer's most basic internal operations - for use in Fujitsu mainframes. I.B.M. had made similar charges about another major Japanese computer maker, Hitachi Ltd., and last year it reached a still-secret agreement with Hitachi.
Fujitsu argued that it had done most of its operating system work by itself and that it drew only on I.B.M.-developed technology that was already in the public domain. In fact, throughout the 1970's little of I.B.M.'s operating system work was copyrighted, chiefly because copyright protection was not believed at the time to extend to operating systems. In recent years, however, the courts have greatly expanded intellectual property rights to include such programs, making the I.B.M.-Fujitsu dispute even more complicated. Fujitsu further argued that some of I.B.M.'s operating system software had become ''industry standards'' and that, by overzealously guarding it, I.B.M. was trying to lock out competitors. Collapse of Agreement
In 1983 the dispute seemed settled. I.B.M. and Fujitsu negotiated an agreement, including payments of undisclosed sums to I.B.M. for rights to use some of its developments and Fujitsu's recognition of I.B.M.'s intellectual property rights. Industry sources put the payments as high as $60 million a year for 15 or 20 years.
But that agreement, according to the arbitrators, quickly collapsed. John L. Jones, one of the arbitrators and a retired executive of the Norfolk Southern Corporaton, called the 1983 agreement ''ill defined.''
''Both parties were angered and frustrated by the breakdown of their 1983 settlement,'' Professor Mnookin said, ''and these passions were reinforced by not inconsiderable cultural differences.''
Under a provision of the 1983 agreement, I.B.M. called in the American Arbitration Association. That touched off a huge fact-finding effort that has reportedly cost both companies millions of dollars in legal fees.
Fujitsu was represented by Morrison & Foerster, a San Francisco law firm, and I.B.M. was represented by a team of Cravath, Swaine & Moore lawyers headed by Thomas D. Barr.


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Late last year prominent philosopher Thomas Nagel published the book "Mind and Cosmos: Why the Materialist Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature Is Almost Certainly False." Nagel, a New York University professor of philosophy and law, is an atheist whose unique approach to philosophy first garnered notoriety nearly four decades ago.
The article "An Author Attracts Unlikely Allies" in Thursday's New York Times details how, in the four-plus months since Nagel published "Mind and Cosmos," the people praising his book have generally been proponents of intelligent design — while Nagel's fellow atheists have been bashing the book like a piñata.
"In his cool style Mr. Nagel extends his ideas about consciousness into a sweeping critique of the modern scientific worldview, which he calls a 'heroic triumph of ideological theory over common sense,'" Jennifer Schuessler wrote for the Times. "Consciousness, meaning and moral value, he argues, aren't just incidental features of life on earth, but fundamental aspects of the universe. Advocates of intelligent design have certainly been enthusiastic. The response from scientists and most of his fellow philosophers, however, has ranged from deeply skeptical to scorching."
Schuessler's article linked to positive appraisals of Nagel's work from The New Republic ("His important new book is a brief but powerful assault on materialist naturalism") and the Discovery Institute ("In 'Mind and Cosmos,' Nagel serves notice on Darwinists that their coercive tactics at ensuring conformity have not worked with him").18 comments on this story
Last week physicist Adam Frank blogged about "Mind and Cosmos" for NPR: "(Nagel) is not using this work to push a vision of a Deity into the debate about the nature of reality at a fundamental level. His arguments are, for the most part, those of a philosopher steeped in philosophical tradition, laying out an argument that the Mind has its own unique place in the structure of the Universe. In the early chapters of the book he attempts to cast doubt on the traditional Darwinian account for both the origins of life and the development of species. I found his arguments to be quite brave, even if I am not ready to follow him to the ends of his ontology. There is a stiff, cold wind in his perspective. Those who dismiss him out of hand are holding fast to a knowledge that does not exist."
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text: A briefing from the European Parliament on the growing technologies of vehicle automation looks at the potential impact around the development of technology and the challenges in designing an appropriate legal and regulatory framework. The briefing looks at questions on data privacy and cyber security and recognises the need to adapt liability law to the new technologies, including for accidents caused by malfunctions of automated systems. Meanwhile, the insurance and liability issues are to be discussed by the Automated Driving Insurer Group led by the Association of British Insurers.