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Essay Press's EP series showcases authors currently developing new book-length projects. EP 24, Notes from a Missing Person, by Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, is part of this digital series.
Maria Anderson: In the introduction to Notes from a Missing Person, you talk about this chapbook as a "tentative doorway" you've "cut from all the fissures and fractures" you accumulated, a way of putting new life into these family connections you've been investigating. You write, "whether one reunites or not, one transgresses by way of the dream." Can you talk about this dream, and about how you access it?
Jennifer Kwon Dobbs: The dream is for a language that can summon intimacies blocked by power structures—namely, U.S. militarism, forced family separation, and gendered and class violence against single mothers—which configured my imagination to see my Korean relatives as dead. I suppose this is the dream of anyone who, unlike the immigrant pursuing a better life in another country, did not choose to remove herself or himself from home and who recognizes retrieving an intact past is impossible. Instead, there's the possibility of injecting fresh language to enliven and so challenge fictions of death and distance. This language begins in the body to re-animate areas of feeling in order to create. For example, for me, learning Korean has meant dismantling a silence built by decades of assimilation where I did not know myself as a Korean diasporic woman, and understanding how that silence was made while my mouth tingled and ached, trying to wrap around Korean words I never knew in the first place.
MA: How did you go about learning Korean? Did you find yourself stopping to write as you studied the language? Were there certain words or types of words that lent themselves more to this reanimation?
JKD: There's always the feeling that you as a diasporic person should know this language. After all, it's the one that dreamed up and fed you before you became a you, but you can't articulate it even though it spoke you into being. There's an uncanny intimacy to this loss that is felt on the cellular level despite the fact that the mind observes from a distance from an English-language shore your skin responding to Korean words that sound like gibberish to your ear bent by English.
So the result is a dissonance that artist Dana Weiser captures in her sculpture "Parasitic Twin." One body made of two bodies conjoined together, the sculpture enacts the affective and linguistic state that I'm often times writing from, except in my case there would be more than two bodies conjoined, instead perhaps three, even four. All of them vying for care and recognition. Each one a name recognized by a nation or a family that has laid claim to my infant body—to the power to build a person named Kwon Young Mee, Lee Sujin, Jennifer Synobia Dobbs—and the affective and linguistic limbs are still intact, even if they're missing heads, hands, or feet. So Korean words trigger those limbs to twitch and influence the writing of poems.
MA: In an interview you mentioned Milton was one of your early influences. Did you have others? Who are you reading now?
JKD: A poet whom I love very much and who guided me throughout the writing of my first book was Larry Levis. His elegies were particularly instructive for how they showed me the powers of syntax to layer planes of time looping back and forth to form a dialogic space. I see his influence indirectly in Notes from a Missing Person, even though I'm writing paragraphs and sentences. Another writer who matters to my work is Kim Ki-Taek, whose work I'm currently translating with the assistance of doctoral student Soo Hyun Lee. I admire this poet's ability to write of violence with a detached, surgical eye, which in turn enables him to delve indirectly into ethical questions. I just finished reading Joyelle McSweeney's "Necropastoral," a brilliant set of essays about degradation and contamination and a galley copy of Lynn Emanuel's forthcoming "The Nerve of It: New and Selected."
MA: What do you mean by using syntax to layer planes of time? How would you define a dialogic space?
JKD: While reading Levis's elegies, I noticed how he used long, discursive lines to thread back and forth between moments in time, states of feeling, and directions of inquiry or speculation, and I recognized in his seamless, slight of hand a possibility for my own work. Instead of thinking of time as linear whereby I had been cut off from a past, I revised my notion of time to be more multi-directional. My imagination could lace swathes of time together such that everything is occurring simultaneously within the overall moment of a poem at once, creating a poly-vocal effect.
For example, consider how right now Korea is 14 hours ahead of central time in the U.S., and in this regard, always dwelling in a future relative to my position in space. In a poem, I can bend time by re-positioning the compass. I can collapse distance, re-border, re-instate. Form, in other words, can be reinvented for transgressive acts of presence.
MA: How has your experience translating been? How does the way Kim Ki-Taek writes about violence compare to the way you do so?
JKD: Translating has been a slow, careful process. Working with a native speaker, I'm able to develop a translation that has greater integrity than if I approached the work as an art piece on a mantle, bracketed from its community context.
Kim Ki-Taek depicts violence as a force that leaves its imprint on our bodies and so enables us to change and to survive it. Violence can't destroy us. Instead, the struggle to eat, dwell, live is eternal. So how does one make sense of that tension between violence and the body without sentiment or giving into nihilism? For Kim Ki-Taek, it's an endlessly generative space because of the unending change it produces. By comparison, I look at the origins of violence often times with the aim of developing an alternative narrative about its causes. Sometimes that means reading against state-authorized versions about national division and forced separation of families or piercing blind spots enforced by the South Korean National Security Law. That's work that a Korean diasporic poet can do because of the privilege of positioning outside of the reach of South Korean law. Yet, at the same time, I think Kim Ki-Taek's study of violence is kindred to my own in that he's pursuing a similar question—how do we survive the shattering oppressions that have remade us into something barely recognizable? Where his work is at times totemic or scientific, mine is conscious of its social investments and historical uprooting.
MA: What was (or is) the most significant challenge for you in writing about your adoption?
JKD: For a long time, I struggled to avoid this subject. I didn't want to be read as an adoptee who wasn't serious about poetry, but who instead wrote only about identity to further an agenda. But at the same time, I know that some readers do come to my work with questions about their own identities and feel kinship with my writing, and if something I've said supports their own language making, then there is no greater gift for me as a poet. Still, perhaps the tendency to read adoption into everything I write is a way for the reader to approach my questions about militarism, violence against women's bodies, cultural erasure, reunification of family and country, race, etc.? Maybe it's just shorthand?
MA: Notes from a Missing Person moves forward paragraph by paragraph. Some paragraphs consist of only a sentence. How does structure function in this work? Did you know this was the kind of structure you'd adopt for this chapbook?
JKD: The chapbook's structure developed organically. It was not pre-planned. In fact, the chapbook began as a hot mess in my desk drawer and computer desktop and languished as such for five years, haunting me. As you note, the text depends on the sentence and paragraph, even as it stretches both and at other times contracts them into darts with which to pierce through received rhetoric. Once I gave in and accepted the messiness of the text as the work's élan vitale, I let go of linearity and narrative and instead embraced the lyrical aspects of the paragraphs, which recursively loop and overlap enacting an intense, peripatetic experience.
MA: In the section titled "[Aperture]," you write: "I'm not supposed to say this because the author has no intentions; the text writes itself as the reader activates the page with her eyes. Can we dispose of these ceremonies and be honest with each other?" Can you discuss these ceremonies, and how you attempt to set them aside? What does honesty mean for you, and how does honesty play a role in Notes?
JKD: In the moment you cite, I'm resisting a way of reading that cleaves the author from the text as a stakeholder in how the text is received—and in the case of "[Aperture]" also translated—by the reader. I'm also speaking to the stakes involved in my experimentation with form, which were out of necessity to give clear shape to the content, not for the sake of adding interest. I'm not sure about honesty. After all, I'm a poet working somewhere between creative nonfiction and the poem. I'm chasing after language that keeps moving between Korean and English, so whatever I write has a provisional, tentative quality to it. It's impossible to be honest about the truth. The facts keep changing depending on who says them and who is translating them. So being transparent about pursuing language alongside stakeholders, including myself, is a way to show integrity with regard to artistic process.
MA: "Fetish Mothers" was a section I particularly enjoyed—particularly the last paragraph, where you talk about intimate speech, another name for adoption, and "the rattle of bones to bones." Can you talk about how this section came about, and how it operates in this chapbook?
JKD: I realized—I can't quite say when—that even if I never reunited with my mother, I had the power to speak her absence by making it present through metaphor, speculation, feeling. I could refocus my resources of language to humanize her shadow, drawing out of my body hers. This process had a facticity about it, even if it lacked verifiable facts. What was true was the desire to see the moment in which we were erased, and in the absence of knowing exactly how, there was still the desire to name one possibility given what few documents I had. In this way, I wrote around our erasure, giving it shape and image.
Despite learning that I was kidnapped by a great aunt (I mention this later in the chapbook), not surrendered by my mother to a social worker, this moment in "Fetish Mothers" is still true, representing the process that I had developed based on what information I possessed at the time. The narrative continues to move as a living story because of secrets, lies, translation, uncertainties, rumors, etc.—all of which is intimate speech. I don't think it will click shut in my lifetime. Relatives who might know the definitive version are dying or too old to recall significant details.
MA: Kit Myers, whom you mention in "Fetish Mothers", wrote an article talking about adoption as an inescapably violent process. He suggests that adoption is stigmatized as "non-normative and "less-than" in comparison to blood kinship, and surmises that "any form of adoption is a transgressive act." "While this goal of destigmatizing adoption is important," he says, "the work to "normalize" the adoptive family produces violent symbolic consequences for those outside of the narrowly defined 'real' adoptive family." Do you agree with this definition of adoption as transgressive?
JKD: I don't know. I admire Kit's work from a critical standpoint. He's deconstructing assumptions that are often times off limits in conversations about intercountry adoption, and by doing so he's taking risks that might unsettle others who hold those assumptions as precious. But as a poet, I'm doing a different kind of task—to make art. I cite Kit's presentation at a conference, not his article in a for-profit company's magazine, in a poly-vocal moment to grapple with biopolitical violence against women's bodies that an industry has renamed "love," and in this moment, I'm putting pressure on that "love" to ask how it works, why it works, what work it does on women's bodies, and what happens to women's bodies as a consequence of that work.
MA: In terms of day-to-day life, what sustains you? Do you have a guilty pleasure?
JKD: I'm a new mother and take frequent daily walks with my son in his carrier. It's often times during those moments that a line will come to me. Maybe it's the movement of my body breathing against my son's? While he sleeps, I'm able to read and to write (this interview, for example!), and to sneak in a chocolate truffle or a small glass of wine. It's interesting how my solitude has actually increased as a consequence of my son's daily rhythms.
MA: What are things you've had to give up, if any, to have a writing life you enjoy?
JKD: During my 20s in particular, I had to give up any notion of stability or security. I was nomadic, moving to cities for graduate school programs and studying with an overwhelming sense of urgency. As a first-generation college student from a working-class family, I constantly felt the need to justify to myself why I'd pursue something as frivolous as poetry rather than a more "useful" profession such as—I don't know—law or business. So it was difficult to give myself permission to enjoy a writing life. I see this same anxiety in some of my students at St. Olaf College who possess far greater literary gifts than I ever had at their age, but who are fearful of the debt, poverty and uncertainty that pursuing writing with all of their resources would thrust them into. Yet at the same time, they're miserable for not responding to the call of their talent. It would be easy to dispense precious chestnuts like "You only live once …" but there are the realities of crushing student loan debt and shocking class disparity. A writing life should not be a luxury afforded by a privileged few. And even though I understand and agree with the notion that a MFA is not the only way to pursue a writing life, I also know that education ought to be universally accessible for those who desire its life-changing benefits.
MA: Which literary journals do you read?
JKD: There are so many journals both online and in print that it's difficult to keep up with them all, but standbys for me include Asian American Literary Review, Cimarron Review, Literature Translation Institute of Korea's List, Brevity, and Words Without Borders Magazine.
Jennifer Kwon Dobbs is a poet, critic, essayist, and teacher. She has presented her work at colleges and conferences in Canada, China, Cyprus, Denmark, Greece, Republic of Korea, the Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey, and the United States. She lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Maria Anderson is from Montana. Her fiction has been published or is forthcoming in Two Serious Ladies, the Atlas Review, Squalorly, Metazen, and other print and online publications. She lives in Laramie, Wyoming, where she is an editor at Essay Press.


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It happened so suddenly. Police sirens sounded as cars rushed to my mom's aid. Two minutes before everything was normal.
The moon's light projected into my eyes. I gazed into the darkness, listening to the soft music coming from the car radio. I looked up at my mom who was staring intently at the road. I saw sweat streaming down my mother's face. She stopped harshly, pulling me forward into the seat ahead. I saw her cover her face with her bony hands.
I was confused. What was wrong with my mother? I knew I needed to comfort her.
"It's okay," I whispered, "Everything is going to be okay." I started to hear the police sirens. A fleet of men came running to my mom's car. I opened the door for them. Mistake 1.
The grabbed onto my mother, tearing her away from my grasp.
"No!" I yelled. Another group of men started pulling me back. "You can't do this. You can't." Then men finally tore me away from the car. They tried to drag me, but I was still resisting. I finally was thrown into a shiny black car and taken away from my mother.
The thought of this day still haunts me at night. I can still hear my mother's screams.
"He's my boy," she yelled. "Give him back!" The screaming, the sirens, all of it kill my soul. The thought borned in the back of my mind into vengeance was served.
I planned my murder for months, waiting for the perfect time.
May 5th, the day of my revenge. It was marked on my calendar. I took the knife off my shelf and stared at it. Should I do it? They killed my mother.
I excited my cell and walked down the long hall. There he was. The boss as they called him. He was right in the center of my vision.
I stealthily walked to the edge of the wall in front of his large office. I could hear him tapping his foot on the wooden floor. I quietly shuffled over to the corner of his desk. I held my knife ready in my blistery hand.
I closed my eyes. I couldn't bare to watch what I was about to do. I extended my arm into the man's heart. I watched him fall to the ground causing a loud thud. The guards noticed this. They started sprinting to the office. I had to do something quick.
I jumped out of the window into the bright green bushes. I hid there for a while listening to the guards reaction. I then scurried away into the nearby woods. I have been living there for almost a decade barely surviving. I have no regrets.

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Sheila's latest release, 'Autumn Days' is a masterpiece at so many levels. A fresh approach to Traditional Irish songs. And includes three exciting well written original songs by Sheila. ' Ghosts of the Goldfields,' a nostalgic song about the emigrants who labored in the goldfields and went on the become the nucleus of the early populations of the new world.' Do They Dream', based on the eternal longing for peace and referencing Northern Irelands children's hopes for the future. ' Mystic Riders' is based on a children's story from Ireland that has been passed down the through generations on long winters evenings, before the advent of TV. 'The land of The Gael' written By Gary McMahon the renowned Irish poet and writer with whom Sheila visited and shared ideas and songs with,is a beautiful song about his native Kerry and an emigrant's dream of returning, Gary unfortunately passed away just before the CD was completed, Produced & engineered By Multi talented Adrian Dolan, featuring some of the finest Irish & Canadian musicians give this CD a uniquely rich sound, Complete with Uilleann Pipes, Flutes, Irish Harp, Fiddle. Cello. Accordian &.Guitars 'Celtic Connection' Vancouver, has compared Sheila's Haunting Vocals to Mary Black or Enya.
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Ottumwa Community Schools implement new active shooter response program--A.L.I.C.E.
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Ottumwa Community Schools and the Ottumwa Police Department have joined forces to put in place a new active shooter response program for the school system.
THE A.L.I.C.E. system is broken down into five steps--alert, lockdown, inform, counter, and evacuate.
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Evans Middle School Principal Dave Harper said this program provides another level to the crisis intervention program.
Wednesday afternoon's training was designed to give staff a baseline of the program.
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The school system believes the A.L.I.C.E. program provides the best chance of surviving an active shooter situation.


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Secret Witness 25-1 (9-1) Raced stand side dwelt towards rear, never a factor, 12th of 19, 6l behind Dungannon (8-7) at Doncaster 5f hcp (2) sft in Oct.
Chosen Character (IRE) 25-1 (8-11) With leaders, pushed along over 3f out, weakened over 2f out, 16th of 20, 24l behind Levitate (9-1) at Doncaster 7f hcp 105 (2) sft in Nov.
Sir Reginald 4-1 (8-12) Chased leaders, ridden and not quicken over 1f out, stayed on same pace final furlong, 3rd of 7, 5l behind Apostle (8-12) at Wolverhampton 7f hcp 0-95 (3) pol in Jan.
Caspian Prince (IRE) 11-4fav (10-2) Prominent, ridden entering straight, 3rd 2f out, soon no impression, 6th of 10, 3 1/2l behind Strategic Heights (8-3) at Dundalk 5f hcp pol in Feb.
Even Stevens 16-1 (9-0) Led, ridden and headed inside final furlong, kept on one pace, 3rd of 10, 2 1/4l behind Stepper Point (9-3) at Lingfield 5f Listed stks (1) pol.
Joe Eile (IRE) 3-1fav (9-0) Tracked leaders, pushed along over 2f out, kept on same pace final furlong, 6th of 7, 3l behind Baddilini (8-2) at Wolverhampton 6f hcap (2) pol.
Flyman 16-1 (8-8) In touch, soon chased leaders, kept on same pace, 3rd of 21, 1 1/2l behind Morache Music (9-7) at Doncaster 6f hcp 105 (2) sft in Oct.
Can You Conga 12-1 (7-11) Raced stand side tracked leaders, ridden to lead enterting final furlong, ran on, won at Newmarket 6f 3yo hcp 0-105 (2) gd in Aug beating Secretinthepark (8-8) by nk, 13 ran.
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Corporal Maddox 8-1 (9-2) Held up in touch on inside, pushed along and not quicken over 2f out, stayed on under pressure inside final furlong, went 4th close home, not pace to reach leading duo, 4th of 9, 1l behind Purcell (9-0) at Lingfield 7f hcp 0-95 (3) pol.
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Hadaj 8-1 (9-3) Went right start, chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong, 12th of 16, 6l behind Trinityelitedotcom (9-1) at Warwick 6f hcp (3) gf in Oct.
Doctor Parkes 11-2 (8-5) Chased leaders, pushed along halfway, ridden and hung left over 1f out, weakened final furlong, 11th of 12, 6l behind Even Stevens (9-4) at Wolverhampton 5f hcap (2) pol in Feb.
Kimberella 25-1 (9-5) Chased leaders stand side, one pace final furlong, finished 6th in stand side group, 10th of 27, 6l behind Circuitous (8-11) at Ayr 6f hcp (2) sft in Sep.
Lupo D'Oro (IRE) 12-1 (9-6) Behind, outpaced over 2f out, never dangerous, 6th of 12, 6l behind Da'quonde (9-1) at Nottingham 5f hcp 0-85 (4) hvy in Oct.
Barkston Ash 25-1 (9-2) Towards rear, ridden halfway, never near leaders, 8th of 13, 13l behind King Bertie (8-11) at Southwell 6f hcp 0-85 (4) fbs.
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Lastchancelucas 17-2 (9-2) Chased leaders, ridden halfway, weakened final furlong, 9th of 13, 13l behind Arctic Feeling (8-10) at Pontefract 5f hcp 0-85 (4) hvy in Oct.


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Veterans deserve better medical care
Patriotic Americans always honor their brave soldiers on Veterans Day in so many ways.
Our government didn't hesitate to send America's best and finest into five wars during the last two generations.
Unfortunately, our government's record of caring for soldiers who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder is appallingly bad. Proof of that is the thousands of suicides of soldiers during the last decade because they couldn't get the care they desperately needed.
The best way to honor our veterans is for the government to stop sending our military into insane, unwinnable wars of aggression and also to give them all the best health care available when they do.
Connie Frankowiak
DeMaio's budget plan
San Diegans should be embarrassed and uncomfortable with Councilman Carl DeMaio's proposed budget gimmicks ("DeMaio details budget proposal," Nov. 5). His plan for restructuring the city's pension fund only treats the symptom, not the ailment.
He seeks to balance the budget by impoverishing the families of hardworking public employees. Seven of his eight proposals punish city workers for the defeat of Proposition D, the sales tax increase measure, rather than the politicians and their corporate benefactors who got us into this budgetary mess. We need to look at ending corporate welfare, like the Centre City Development Corp., and our subsidies to ballparks, hotels and other "private" ventures.
The mayor's office and the City Council should cut six-figure consultants and lobbyists, and we should revise our pitiful services fees for developers and speculators, rather than raid the paychecks of the people who toil daily to make this a fine city.
Rocky Neptun
San Diego Renters Union
San Diego
I like Carl DeMaio's plan, especially "measuring" the city's progress. However, the "report card" for departments has no consequence for poor performance or incentives to perform well. The report cards should be published on the city's website and in the Union-Tribune, with bar graphs showing the progress that the departments are making toward reaching the goals.
I also suggest that DeMaio invite one of the department heads to explain their progress on a local radio show every week, with a call-in feature so they could answer questions. That way they would get credit for their accomplishments.
Jaye Showalter
College Area
There is a way San Diego can raise $32 million to $48 million to support fire, police, libraries and overdue street maintenance while structural reform is taking place.
Even during budget deficiencies, the city has been quietly buying land to be used for a park under the Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP). The MSCP provides that private property owners are allowed to develop 25 percent of their property, while the city gets 75 percent of the land at no charge for conservation. The land the city has purchased could be sold to a developer for a significantly higher price than the city paid for it. The city owns 643 acres in the East Elliott Planning Area. The zoning is one dwelling unit per acre. The city would still retain 75 percent of the land for open space.
When the MSCP was implemented, city officials envisioned an additional landfill in East Elliott. They intended to use legislation to protect environmentally sensitive land in order to install a garbage dump on the property. The city's land purchases for the MSCP are in the very area anticipated for a landfill. The land should be sold, and the money can be used to protect and sustain essential city services.
Stephen Goldfarb
San Diego
Priorities questioned
After the San Diego City Council and Mayor Jerry Sanders threatened residents with cutbacks on all emergency services if we did not vote for Proposition D, it is ready to spend $752 million on the San Diego Convention Center ("City officials praise convention center plan," Nov. 10)? It seems to me that the convention center should be delayed and that $752 million used to maintain these services.
U.A. Clough Jr.
San Diego
Change in council?
After November's election, I guess we won't see U-T editorials refer to San Diego's "labor-dominated City Council." Voters in Districts 6 and 8 elected candidates opposed by the San Diego and Imperial Counties Labor Council. One U-T editorial noted that District 1's Sherri Lightner voted against the Labor Council on Walmart. Add these three to union opponents Carl DeMaio and Kevin Faulconer and you have a five-vote majority on the City Council. It only takes four votes to stop any pro-union legislation. I'm looking forward to seeing editorials refer to a "business-dominated City Council."
Melvin Shapiro
San Diego
A struggle at sea
Steve Breen's cartoon, a contrast between the stricken cruise ship and a small boat filled with people presumably heading to shore in the U.S. (Editorial, Nov. 10), really made an important point.
So many of us think life is giving us a rough time, such as with those stranded passengers aboard the Carnival ship, making their cruise less than fun. We gripe regularly about often trivial difficulties and perceived burdens. Breen's showing the packed small boat makes for some good self-reflection and appreciation for how good our lives really are. If that doesn't happen, take your next vacation to Haiti, India or Ethiopia for a likely "count your blessings" moment or two.
Tom Leech
Serra Mesa
Steve Breen's cartoon is offensive and judgmental. Are we to feel ashamed when complaining of a ruined vacation simply because there are poor and unfortunate people in the world? Vacations are long-awaited, hard-earned and much-needed. They take us away from our tedious jobs, numbing routines, worries and concerns just for a little while. Let us assume then that all people are the same when it comes to hard work and respite, no matter what boat they are in.
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That is interesting question. It certainly is food for thought. However I personally take to heart what Jesus said to his disciples in Acts 1:7. And when giving "the sign of [his] presence and of the conclusion of the system of things," Jesus noted: "Concerning that day and hour nobody knows, neither the angels of … Read more


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Eric Alterman is Distinguished Professor of English and Journalism, Brooklyn College, City University of New York. He is also the "Liberal Media" columnist for The Nation, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress in Washington, DC, and at the World Policy Institute in New York, as well as former columnist for The Daily Beast, The Forward, Moment, Rolling Stone, Mother Jones, the Sunday Express (London), etc. Alterman is the author of 10 books, including the national bestseller What Liberal Media? The Truth About Bias and the News. He has been called "the most honest and incisive media critic writing today" in the National Catholic Reporter and author of "the smartest and funniest political journal out there" in The San Francisco Chronicle. A winner of the George Orwell Prize, the Stephen Crane Literary Award, and the Mirror Award for media criticism, he has previously taught at Columbia and NYU and has been a Hoover Institution Media Fellow at Stanford University. Alterman received his PhD in American history from Stanford, his MA in international relations at Yale, and his BA from Cornell. He lives with his family in Manhattan, where he is currently at work on a book about the history of the Israel/Palestine debate in the United States for Basic Books. More information is available at ericalterman.com.
Andrew Sullivan garners much attention for his bold moves as a blogger. But what about the quality of his judgments?
Eric on the New York Winter Jazz Festival and Reed on pundits chasing grand bargains.
Eric on Chuck Hagel and Reed on achieving comprehensive gun control.
Rarely has the McCarthyite smear of "anti-Semitism" been revealed to be so empty as in the case of Obama's DoD nominee.
A small-bore, context-free, artificially balanced press corps only serves the interests of the powerful.
Nathan Englander's play, The Twenty-Seventh Man, focuses on the moment that Yiddish culture in Russia died a sudden and unnatural death.
Once again, the media has absolutely failed us in keeping our government accountable on gun policy.
Swank Filer, where are you? (reprise); Poland in wartime; four-letter words.
Our sticky, rickety ability to govern forces us to incessantly choose policy choices from the bad/dumb end of the solution continuum.


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Rad52 Antibody detects endogenous levels of total Rad52 protein.Species predicted to react based on 100% sequence homology: Hamster
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Repair of DNA double-stranded breaks (DSBs) can occur via nonhomologous end joining (NHEJ), homologous recombination (HR), or other DSB repair pathways (1). In yeast, one family of proteins involved in HR is the Rad52 group, which includes Rad52 itself, Rad51, and Rad54 (1). Vertebrate cells lacking Rad51, Rad52, or Rad54 often show enhanced sensitivity to ionizing radiation (IR) or chromosomal abnormatlities (2-4). In response to IR-induced DNA damage, ATM activates the kinase c-Abl, which phosphorylates Rad51 at Tyr54 and Tyr315, and Rad52 at Tyr104, causing translocation of these proteins to sites of DNA strand breaks/subnuclear foci (5-7).
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Whitlam Legacy
The Whitlam Legacy is a series of occasional papers published by the Whitlam Institute offering contemporary insights on matters of public interest inspired by Gough Whitlam's public life and the legacy of the Whitlam Government.
Gough Whitlam's vision of the Australian Res Publica: Creating civil possibility in rhetoric and action (July 2016): Gough Whitlam was a master of rhetoric. Professor Yeatman explores the central importance of political rhetoric for creating civil possibility, for articulating and therefore continually creating institutions such as the parliament, the political party, the public sector and the federal system of government.
What's most striking about Professor Yeatman's paper is not so much what it says about Gough but what it tells us about contemporary Australian politics.
The Whitlam Government and the Racial Discrimination Act (March 2016): In 1975, the year the Racial Discrimination Act was introduced by the Whitlam Government, Australia's population was just over 13.5 million. Fast forward 40 years and 24 million people now call Australia home, living in relative harmony in a rich and vibrantly multicultural society. Examining the role of legislation in catalysing and embedding social change, The Whitlam Government and the Racial Discrimination Act (March 2016) by Race Discrimination Commissioner Dr Tim Soutphommasane delivers a succinct history of the Racial Discrimination Act, its passage through Parliament, and its impact on Australia today.
Gough Whitlam, Double J and the Youth Radio Revolution (January 2015): 2015 marked 40 years since Double J commenced broadcasting on 19 January 1975 at 1540 khz on the AM band. The radio station opened with a bang with the Skyhooks' You just like me 'cause I'm good in bed. The small studio in Sydney's Kings Cross from which 2JJ broadcast may have at first appeared unremarkable, but its announcers were enthusiastic, the playlist aimed to support the diversity of the Australian music scene, the pioneering news and current affairs coverage explored the realities of young people's experiences in Australia, and it was clearly focused on developing a dedicated space for young people to engage in and with the media. These beginnings have shaped young people's participation in the media ever since.
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It seems that game developers and console manufacturers are slow to adapt to this brand new standard for coloured graphics. With the Xbox One S and the PS4 Pro, there has been a noted, extra divers range of colours that have a great effect on the visual experience of the gamers.
This new feature, however, are only compatible for a limited number of console brands or titles as of the moment. With the case of the Play Station 4, several games have been revamped with greater resolutions and faster frame rates for the PS4 Pro, but have not been improved significantly for High Definition color.
Announcements and files for the PS4 have been obtained in order to come up with the stats and data mentioned below. To enjoy the HDR, gaming experience, you need a television set that is HDR10-compatible.
For fans of Microsoft, you would also need the newer Xbox One S, as the older models would not allow you to experience such. The new HDR could work o PS4 units with the 4.05 firmware version, and includes the initial console, and the PS4 Slim and Pro models. One of the reasons why this is so is simply because the HDR color is not a simple thing to integrate in tools, and the people over at Microsoft have not done anything to get this going.
Despite this, it is expected that home entertainment centres would think about expanding this particular technology and using it in more consoles and devices.


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Chief Lindley and two Arizona Department of Public Safety Officers were en route to the Cottonwood Airport on a narcotics investigation. When their car reached the intersection of US 89A and Arizona 279, they failed to stop at the stop sign and struck another car broadside. Chief Lindley was dead upon arrival at the hospital. The other two officers and the seven people in the other car were all injured.
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We've been busy this week working on things behind the scenes once again. The weekly installment of our podcast will be out at 2PM today, and on YouTube at 11AM tomorrow. For now, I'll leave you with a teaser of our upcoming podcast, Encryptid. Featuring Deanna and Kennedy, Encryptid is a show about conspiracy theories … [Read more…]


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Do you mind if we state a self-evident fact? Margot Robbie is wonderful. She is more than a celebrity. She fights for social justice.
Many women are superfans of this powerful lady. Yet there have been plenty of doubters along her way.
So many trolls often used to joke about how she could even comprehend climate change and other hot button issues. Thankfully, she completely took all these confrontations head on. Margot Robbie won enough battles to stay in the game.
She is an absolute professional and dove into her work. That was likely salvation at the time. There are many times when she was basically you IRL.
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Hush Functions Extended to Any Size Input versus Any Size Output
Traditional hush functions map a large number to a small number such that the reverse-hush has infinity of solutions, and nonetheless a collision is hard to come by. This primitive is so abundantly useful that one is tempted to extend it such that any number large or small may be mapped to any number larger, or smaller while maintaining the above conditions. This extension would increase the flexibility of the commodity hush primitive, expand its current applications, and likely suggest new ones. Additional generality may be achieved by allowing the input to determine the computational burden, and involving Turing's Entscheidungs-problem.
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7 Ruthless Signs It's Time to Leave Your Job
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Ever wondered when it's time to switch roles or move companies? If you're um-ing and ah-ing about moving on, here are some signs it's usually time to pull the plug.
You've been in the same role for three years and haven't taken on greater responsibility
Unless you're happy as a clam to keep doing the same thing year after year (in which case – who are you and why are you on my website!?), I think on average, three years is about right to make the jump. It's a perfectly respectable amount of time to spend in a role or at a company before moving (versus someone looking to move within a year for example), and it's not so long that you're kind of getting stale and showing signs that your career has flat-lined.
There's no career path
Sometimes, there's no just no plausible next step for you to take within a company. For example, maybe you're one of a two person legal team, and your boss doesn't look to be quitting any time soon. Unless you want to transition out of your department to something new, it's just a matter of time before you need to start thinking about moving externally. It sounds obvious, but I have seen so many people unhappily stick it out where they are when there is no foreseeable next role.
You hate your boss and colleagues
Unless you have the world's most amazing job and are swimming in cash, my view is that we all spend too much time at work to hate our colleagues and/or boss. I had one role where let's just say I wasn't enthralled with my boss' style. She was a big ball of stress and said every day that she was "going to die". Friday couldn't come soon enough when I was doing this job. I stuck it out for a while and then moved as soon as it was perceived to be long enough.
You're bad at your job
OK, I guess I could say 'you're not the right fit' but let's call a spade a spade. If you're not doing great work, you're not going to be appreciated, you won't get recognized, you're not going to get paid well, and you're definitely not going to get promoted. There's just no upside to staying in a position where you're not doing a good job. Move to something else ASAP and just try to help everyone forget this blip even happened. I've seen a lot of people, senior managers even, really fail in new, different jobs they took on. It's so much more respectable to see people move back to what they were good at in the first place rather than hang around and try to prove they can do something new, when we all know they can't.
Your boss starts suggesting careers that don't exist at your company
Sound weird? I did this once with one of my team members. She was super nice, really enthusiastic, and well intentioned, but she wasn't great in the role – and I didn't really think that she was ever going to be. I knew her passion was to do something else and so I was super 'supportive' 😉 of her career, even if that meant looking outside of the company. Truth be told, had she stuck around much longer, I would have had to give her that push myself. I don't feel badly about this at all as I was always confident it was the right thing for her and for the company.
You work long hours, weekends, and the $ or opportunities don't make up for it
Did you know that there's a word for death by overwork in both Korean and Japanese? After some of the horrible situations lately in the press, I wouldn't be too surprised if this got added to the English language (I mean, if 'selfie' and 'twerk' can get added…). I have a lot of friends who work hours that are just crazypants. Saturday night? Yep, they're at work. Now if this isn't a regular occurrence, if you're trying to prove yourself for an upcoming promotion, or if you get paid like a hedge fund manager, then it's probably okay at least for the short-medium term.
You're amazing and yet under-valued
This is a tough one because there are a whole lot more people who think they're amazing than actually exist in reality 😉 Anyway, let me take your word for it and we'll assume you're truly awesome (with great performance reviews to back it up). Sometimes, companies/departments/bosses totally get it wrong. One of my good friends (you know who you are!) was a top performer and one of the best in the company, yet was getting a smaller job than what she used to have – no direct reports, a smaller portfolio, less budget, and so on. This kind of thing can happen at work and it sucks. But if you're a superstar (and she is), you can't settle. She left her company for a much bigger and better job soon after.
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By Nathan Barton As an anarchist, as a christian, I see many causes of this incivility, but I also see a few effective responses to it – responses which are illegal or impossible in many cases in 21st Century America. … Continue reading
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Shaw to acquire WIND Mobile for $1.6B
Shaw Communications will acquire a 100% interest in Mid-Bowline Group Corp. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, WIND Mobile Corp. for an enterprise value of approximately $1.6 billion
WIND's Chief Executive Officer, Alek Krstajic, and his team will remain with the company and will continue to oversee the wireless business.
Mid-Bowline is owned by a consortium of investors, including funds managed by West Face Capital, Globalive Capital, Tennenbaum Capital Partners, the family office of Lawrence Guffey and certain others.
The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2016.
PJT Partners LP acted as lead financial advisor and Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP acted as legal counsel to WIND and the Shareholders. BMO Capital Markets also acted as a financial advisor to WIND.


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RTÉ had only one thing worth spying upon
RTÉ having taken its well-earned summer holidays, the only programme of any interest from our national broadcaster was imported from the United States.
This was the third-season opener of The Americans (RTE2), a superior drama about an apple-pie suburban married couple who are actually Soviet infiltrators, with wife Elizabeth (Keri Russell) as the more hardline and ruthless of the duo. Now it's the turn of 14-year-old daughter Paige, American-born and innocent of her parents' secret lives, to be recruited as a sleeper agent, though hubby Philip (Matthew Rhys) is not at all happy with this development.
Meanwhile, there are people to be duped and brutal murders to be committed in a series that has kept its nerve and its clammy hold on viewers.
Over on BBC4, foreign-language drama is yet again being honoured, though the Belgian series, Cordon, hasn't the stature of such Danish dramas as The Killing, The Bridge or Borgen or of the terrific long-running French series, Spiral.
In Cordon, an Afghan illegal refugee has unknowingly carried a deadly virus into Antwerp, forcing the authorities to isolate a section of the city and all of those trapped inside the area.
That's a good premise, but most of the human-interest stories are lame, some of them downright implausible - what kind of daft teacher takes her pupils on a class outing to the National Institute of Infectious Diseases?
And already I'm feeling as caged as the hapless characters, though at least I've the option to escape, an option I'm now taking.
In this week's episode of Humans (Channel 4), dreary hubby Joe activated the adult settings on dishy family robot Anita and had sex with her. She didn't even bother trying to fake an orgasm, but then the series has become so grimly earnest and plodding that you don't expect anyone to be having a good time, or even pretending.
And The Syndicate (BBC1), which was daftly enjoyable at the outset, ended up just daft, with toffs and plebs all one happy family.
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Attention Spanish language enthusiasts: On Saturday, May 7th we will be returning to Richmond for the 3rd annual Que Pasa festival trip! This trip includes food, music, dancing, giveaways, shopping, boat rides and more. We will leave at 10am and return around 5pm. The cost of the trip will be $2 for Spanish Club members and $5 for nonmembers. Come see any Spanish teacher for more information and to get your permission slip today! Permission slips and money are due Thursday, May 5th.
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Quick Tips for Healthy Supermarket Shopping
Healthy eating starts with smart choices in the supermarket. Most dieters have a hard time shopping for food. From chocolate and granola bars to chicken wings, ice cream, and pizza, temptations are everywhere. So what's the secret to healthy supermarket shopping? How can you save money and stay fit? Are there any substitutes for chocolate and salty snacks? Let's find out!
Before you go shopping, make a list of foods. This is the best way to avoid temptations and stick to your diet. With proper planning, you can eat healthy and save hundreds of dollars a month. Have you ever thought how much you're spending on chocolate bars, cookies, latte and other daily treats?
Your shopping list should only include those foods that fit your diet. Of course, you can buy a few products that your family loves, but it's better to stick to the basics. Lean meat, fruits, veggies, nuts, dairy products, eggs, and herbs should be on your list.
The first thing you should do at the supermarket is to check the labels. The amount of fat and protein in your favorite yogurt may vary from one brand to another. This applies to most products, from meat to cheese and whole bread. Pay attention to the number of calories in each food. Ignore the packaging billboards and read the Nutrition Facts label.
When comparing food labels, look for products that are high in fibre, protein, vitamins, calcium, potassium, iron, magnesium, and antioxidants. Avoid those containing trans fats, saturated fats, cholesterol, high fructose corn syrup, artificial sweeteners, sugar, and high amounts of sodium. Fill your shopping basket with whole, natural foods. Any product containing more than five ingredients it's probably loaded with chemicals.
Buy whole fruit and vegetables rather than juices. Whole fruit and veggies contain more fibre and nutrients. They also keep you full longer. If you have a sweet tooth, buy sugar free snack bars and cereal bars. Look for those that are sweetened with stevia. Aim for more than 50 percent of these ingredients: nuts, seeds, fruits, or whole grains.
Non-starchy, low calories vegetables are a dieter's best friend. If you want to lose weight, buy cucumbers, cabbage, spinach, broccoli, asparagus, lettuce, and celery. Citrus fruit is a great choice too. Remember that most fruits are packed with sugar. Oranges, kiwi, grapefruit, avocado, coconut, berries, and lemons are your best bet. If you buy canned or frozen fruit, make sure they don't have extra sugar added.


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Andrew Koo - ST1 West Yorkshire Deanery
Andrew graduated with MBBS (merit) from Newcastle Medical School in 2010. He continued his Foundation Training in North West Thames and became involved with Medical Education by being appointed as a Clinical Education Fellow for Imperial medical students. He furthered his training by completing 2 years of Acute Care Common Stem which included Emergency Med, Acute Med, ICU & Anaesthetics before starting his training in Radiology.
Andrew chose academy training and is currently at Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust. Passed FRCR Anatomy & Physics in March 2015.
Hefina Whiteley-Jones - ST1 Sussex Deanery
Hefina graduated from Imperial College School of Medicine in 2006 with intercalated BSc (Hons) in Clinical Medicine and Haematology and in 2009 with MBBS (Merit). She completed foundation training in North East Thames and during this time she set up a regional teaching course for final year medical students that was eventually delivered nationally and integrated by a London medical school into their final year curriculum. She then moved on to Core Surgical Training in Yorkshire and complemented this with a further year of Emergency Medicine and a year of research before starting Radiology training. Hefina opted for traditional deanery training in Sussex and currently works at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals.


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Ilayathalapathy Vijay is all praises for his director A.R.Murugadoos. For Thuppaki, the actor and his director have shot exclusively in Mumbai. Talking about his experience so far Vijay went to say that Murugadoss was in the top league of directors from the country.
Says Vijay, "Murugadoss is a kutti Mani Ratnam. He is smart yet simple. The way he narrates the story is really interesting. " The director himself had good words for his hero's professionalism on the sets. He never uses his mobile phone during the shoots, which was a point worth mention for Murugadoss. The director has been working out with his design team, on the first look posters for the flick. For Thuppaki Vijay has Kajal Aggarwal playing his love interest. The actor was in Chennai recently to enjoy a game of IPL with his boy Sanjay. He also launched his Thalapathy Anthem, composed and sung by his die-hard fans. His forthcoming Thuppaki will be a stylish action entertainer with all the needed commercial elements. Santhosh Sivan handles Thuppaki's cinematography wing, with composer Harris Jayaraj scoring the tunes. News is that the first looks posters for the movie release this week itself. Hang on to Kollytalk to catch the Thuppaki posters first hand.


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Your Personal Guide to Student Loans
The thought of taking out student loans might be enough to send any college student running for the hills. After all, according to Forbes Magazine, the average student loan borrower graduates with over $26,000 in debt. While the cost of tuition has been on a steady incline over the past few years, the national student loan debt has hit $1 trillion. While the government is taking steps to fix this, unfortunately, we are not the lucky generation to escape the crushing debt of a student loan.
Since student loans are a necessary evil, your best bet is to take some time to learn more about them. The student loan is any amount of money given to students to cover expenses related to education, such as tuition, housing, meal plans and textbooks. Sounds great, right?
Well, you see, the thing about loans is that you've got to pay them back. However, don't worry! Consider this your personal guide to the wonderfully terrifying world of student loans!
Look at your options
Before you put all your eggs in one basket, that one basket being student loans, make sure that you exhaust all of your other options. Contact your school's financial aid office to see if you qualify for any grants or scholarships they offer. See if you qualify for work-study! Fill out your FAFSA early every year to make sure that you get all of the best financial aid. As the old saying goes: the early bird catches the worm.
I cannot stress this enough. You must research, research and research. Websites like Fastweb and Scholarships are out there to post scholarship applications for awards that apply to everyone! Are you the child of a single parent? There's a scholarship for you! Are you left handed? There's a scholarship for you! Are you studying STEM or the liberal arts? Doesn't matter. There's a scholarship for you!
Exhaust every single one of your options before resorting to student loans.
Do your homework
When applying for student loans, you've got to make sure that you know every bit of information. Do your research and make sure that you understand the policies. Will they require you to start paying back the loan while you're still in school, or after you graduate? What are the interest rates? Are there any hidden fees? How much are the monthly payments?
Find out the information to answer each and every one of these questions in order to stay far away from any unwelcome and unfortunate surprises down the road.
Another tip: always take out federal loans before taking out private loans. Federal loans offer fixed interest rates, while the interest rates from private loans tend to vary. Also, federal loans typically don't require you to start paying back until six months after graduation.
It's also important to recognize the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans. With subsidized loans, the federal government will pay the accruing interest while you're in college, or while the loan is in deferment. With unsubsidized loans, interest will begin to grow as soon as the loan is taken out. So when in doubt, go subsidized!
Knock out your interest
Speaking of student loan interest, it's a good idea to knock this debt out of the ballpark early on! You'll thank yourself four years and six months later. It might seem a bit silly to start worrying about your loans and monthly payments while you're still taking classes. Let's face it: we never want to think about being in debt. However, you can make this easier on yourself down the road if you take care of interest payments now.
Pick up a part-time job, or maybe some freelance work, to earn some extra cash. Stash away some funds at the end of every pay period and use the accruing cash to pay off your student loan interest rates. Talk to your loan servicer and see if this is an option for you.
Tighten your budget
You know the phrase "poor college student?" Well, you're about to start living it, or at least you should be! The endgame is to graduate with as little debt as possible. In order to do so, you'll have to start living frugally. Frugal, being that word nobody wants to hear, but that everyone needs to hear.
Practice being frugal by tightening your budget in areas you might not have thought about. Walk, bike, or use public transit rather than driving in order to save money on gas for your car. Either live at home with your parents, or with a roommate in order to save on the cost of living. Avoid overpriced campus meal plans and learn how to cook at home (you'll need to learn to cook something besides Ramen anyway!).
When you're shopping for textbooks, look for used rentals by using Chegg. Often, you'll find that their prices are cheaper than your campus bookstore. All of the extra money you save can be put aside for paying off your collegiate expenses to some degree. The more you can pay off on your own, or with scholarships, the less that you'll need to pay back later on!
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Buying a home in China has never been so difficult. For myself it is not a very big deal because I told myself a very long time ago that the housing prices are not worth what you get for the "way overpriced" places for sale.
Even at 3-5000 rmb per sq meter these apartments are not worth to buy because of so many reasons.
today, in BJ, the average is about 20,000 per sq meter. and if you are single you can get a smaller place but most people here will be married and have a child eventually so they require a place about 100 sq m. That's 2 million rmb.
I don't know about you guys and what you make but from my information most people earn about 3-5000 rmb a month here. some less, some more.
Do the math. First how long would it take you to save the 400,000 rmb required from the bank before get a loan for the other 1.6 million?
then you have a mortgage for the next xx amount of years.
do the math. anyone with a low salary would not be able to find the time in their lives to pay it back.
how could they?
and then!!
buildings here dont last very long. maybe 20-30 years? tops right?
right! and then on top of that there is some rule that maybe the house wont belong to your family after you die.
so why are you all struggling so much to buy something?
you are just working for an APARTMENT that will not be yours in the end and will be torn down eventually.
do you think it is really stable to buy somethign that is equal to LEGOS?
bulidings snapped together by large kids playing games with peoples lives.
Those real estate developers, real estate agents.....wo cao.
everytime i walk past a real estate agent office(many) i speak thief under my voice.
the gap between rich and poor in China is becoming more and more evident and is growing.
I am sorry to say this but this type of thing makes my stomach turn blue when i think of long term plans here.
for me its not so bad because i can easily afford renting a place here but all my chinese friends who were not lucky enough to get something from their parents are screwed.
some of my chinese friends have to put out 80% of their salary each month for a small place and in the end. theywill not own it in the long run.
disgusting method.
we all know who formulated this plan and i find it to be very very risky and quite pathetic. because I believe most, if not all, Chinese people believe that they should marry and have a kid. and they also believe that without a house a family has no stability. That is true. and its not a bad thing to do those things.
but the pressure on people to buy because of that is enough to make anyone drink AJAX.
Now I can see why people do what they do here. Always trying to make an extra mao here and there. and probably doing many things making it under the table so nobody knows about it.
And yet another thing...
I could be wrong about this but i think its correct. That females tend to put all the pressure on their men to come up with a plan to earn this type of money. some do not but some do. and to those who expect your man to earn this type of money i need to say...
shame on you. how dare you put that type of pressure on someone and expect him to do that. you know very well that most people in this world could not ever buy an APARTMENT here. its just unfair to expect a man to earn that kind of money.
i have heard some many girls/women talk about "I dont want to work, I want to stay home." Well thats fine! Stay home but if you expect him to earn that kind of money, and you keep your ass in front of your QQ or tv while he kills himself in the office then you are nothing more than a lazy ass golddigger.
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Sleek, bright & cleanline transitional w/two story entrance foyer boasted spacious formal dining room anchored by two pillars. Outstanding eat-in kitchen w/center island, new granite countertops & all appliances included. Family room w/gas fireplace. Large custom deck for summer entertaining. Spacious master suite w/vaulted ceiling. Bathroom w/separate shower & spa tub. Beautiful hardwood flrs, 1st flr office/den & excellent location close to major highway, school, stores & Erie walking trails.
Listing information
- Year Built: 2001
- Status: Sold on 2/26/2010
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Lot Size: 80 x 125
- County: Onondaga
- Property ID: 100704806
- Beds: 4
- Stories: 0
- New Construction: No
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $7,657
- School District: East Syracuse-Minoa
- Style: Residential
- Baths: 3 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 1
- Total Square Footage: 2,218 ($105.05 per sq. foot)
- Association Fee: $70
Additional Exterior Feature Cable Available, Deck, Garage Door Opener
Additional Interior Feature 220 Electric, Cathedral Ceiling, Ceiling Fan, Circuit Breakers - Some, Copper Plumbing - Some, Security System, Sliding Glass Door, Smoke Detector, Whirlpool Tub, Window Blinds - Some
Basement Full Basement
Construction Vinyl
Driveway Blacktop Driveway
Fireplaces Gas Fireplace
Floors Ceramic Floors - Some, Hardwood Floors - Some, Wall To Wall Carpeting - Some
Heating Fuel Gas
HOA Payment Description Yearly
Hvac Type Central Ac, Forced Air
Kitchen Dining Facility Center Island, Eat-In Kitchen, Formal Dining Room, Pantry
Kitchen Equip Appl Included Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Electric Cook Top, Electric Oven/Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Listed by Susan Li of Coldwell Banker Prime Properties 315-446-2910


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Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin – August 17th, 2012 – Conquest Endurance and Martin Plowman scored their second career pole position today during qualifying for the Road America Road Race Showcase, round seven of the 2012 American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patron. In what was an exciting battle for the P2 Pole, Plowman managed to turn a lap of 1m54.218s on his fourth time around the 4.045-mile circuit which was good enough to give him his second pole position in three races.
Plowman and teammate David Heinemeier Hansson have been strong since their #37 prototype rolled off the truck on Thursday and they´ve led all but one of the sessions during the race weekend. The team's first Pole came at Mosport earlier in the year where they were also quickest all weekend and eventually went on to take the team's first ever win in their short ALMS career. The Conquest duo will be looking to score their second win during Saturday's four hour race as they continue their epic battle for wins and the championship with the Level 5 Motorsports team.
Today's pole position was even more impressive considering that Plowman's first laps around the Road America circuit came only yesterday during the first testing session of the weekend. For Henemeier Hansson it will be his second start at the historic Wisconsin track after making his ALMS debut in 2011 in a GTC car.
The green flag for the Road America Road Race Showcase will drop Saturday at 3:30pm (Eastern), the race will be streamed live on ESPN3 and XBOX Live and will be shown tape-delayed on TV this Sunday at 2:00 PM (Eastern) on ESPN2.
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Philip Rosenthal
Sacramento, California, United States
Pursuing a fellowship in the Department of Neurosurgery at the University of California, Davis' UC Davis Medical Center, Dr. Philip Rosenthal commands nearly twenty-five years of professional experience. He began his postgraduate training with an internship at Washington University's Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, having recently graduated with a doctor of medicine from Cornell University Medical College in New York City. Identifying an interest in and aptitude for neurology, Dr. Philip Rosenthal then completed residency training through Washington University's and the State University of New York's Departments of Neurological Surgery. Subsequently, he fulfilled the obligations of a fellowship in neurosurgery under Dr. Joseph Maroon of Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh.
Since that time, Dr. Philip Rosenthal has practiced in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and California. He maintains active board certification and stands out as a diplomate of the American Board of Neurological Surgery. Also actively involved in research, Dr. Rosenthal has distinguished himself as the author and coauthor of presentations on such topics as metastatic tumors of the spine and adjacent level disc disease. He currently serves as principal coinvestigator in a University of California, Davis, research project on surgical interventions for fixed cervical kyphosis.
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Well your avatar/is cool I/give it a 7 but I'm going to have to say awesome signature 9
0/10 For the signature, since you don't have one. ^^;
6/10 For the avatar, since it doesn't correspond with a signature, and its
plain and has no graphics.
Sorry, man.
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Hmmm... Been a while
6/10 for avatar, and 7/10 for your signature.
>>Enter My World<<
Thanks to Ms Lucy for this awesome, funny gif.
The person that you are now is not the person that I used to know. You're becoming a stranger that I've never met before. Not liking the change though.
Avatar 6/10 For the font, the size, and it being plain.
Signature 8/10 Would have had a perfect score if not for the jpeg quality.
Its still very nicely done though.
Avi: 8.5
Tag: 8.5
They both look awesome! :oD But the guy creeps me out a bit... e.e
//bring on the lowest rating ever for my avi and sig orz
////bring it ooon~
7.5 for sig. its simple. but i like that.
8 for the avatar. i lol'd... lol
Hmmm... Been a while
I love America. <3
Hmmm... Been a while
9/10 Hilarious.
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7.5/10 Just a quick rating.
I'll make a new thread for us all to play on.
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