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LSU (3-0) at Connecticut (3-0)
Connecticut has fought through three lackluster performances to stay unbeaten. Jim Calhoun's team probably can't afford to have another one this week.
The level of competition is a big step up in the NIT Season Tip-Off, starting Wednesday night with the No. 13 Huskies facing unbeaten LSU in the semifinals at Madison Square Garden.
"Knowing coach Calhoun like I know him, I don't think he's very pleased with the way they've been playing, so we'll get a maximum effort," LSU coach Trent Johnson said.
This contest, as well as a tournament final or consolation game Friday against No. 7 Duke or undefeated Arizona State, comes after UConn (3-0) eked out home wins over small conference opponents.
The Huskies' second-half lead was cut to four in a 75-66 win over William & Mary, they were up one at halftime in a 77-63 victory over Colgate and trailed by nine with 9 minutes left last Tuesday in a 76-67 win over Hofstra.
"We're definitely going to have to do a better job when we get to New York," forward Gavin Edwards said. "Our goal is to go to New York and win the whole thing."
The Huskies got a week off to fix what has gone wrong after that latest narrow victory sent them to this event's semifinals.
"You look at the scoreboard and you really don't know what to think," guard Jerome Dyson said. "Our goal was to get to New York and it wasn't looking like that's where we were going. We had to battle back."
Dyson is off to a strong start after a knee injury cut his 2008-09 season short, forcing him to miss UConn's run to the Final Four. He's averaging team highs of 20.0 points and 6.0 assists, and the senior scored 15 of his 23 points in the final 7:11 against Hofstra.
Calhoun wants his team to improve on the glass. The Huskies failed to outrebound William & Mary and Hofstra, and they only had two more boards than Colgate.
UConn outrebounded 24 of its first 25 opponents last season.
"I know we're facing all spread teams, I understand that, and we won't face spread teams much like this in the league, but the ball is still there and we still should be able to do a better job," Calhoun said.
LSU (3-0) has easily outrebounded its three opponents, averaging a 13.7 margin.
Storm Warren has posted three double-doubles, averaging 16.3 points and 11.7 rebounds. Tasmin Mitchell, an all-SEC first teamer last season after averaging 16.7 points, is adding 11.7 points and 9.0 boards per game.
"They're a great basketball team and they're coached by a Hall of Famer," Mitchell said of UConn. "But, they put their shoes on in the morning just like us."
LSU is seeking a second straight win over an NCAA tournament team following a 71-60 victory over Western Kentucky last Tuesday.
Bo Spencer scored a career-high 28 and made 4 of 9 from 3-point range after going 3 for 17 in the first two games.
Dyson hasn't been much better at 4 for 15, but UConn big man Stanley Robinson already has matched his 2008-09 total with three 3-pointers. Robinson averages 16.7 points but only 4.7 rebounds - he averaged 6.2 over the previous two seasons.
Robinson had 28 points and 14 boards in UConn's last game at MSG, a six-overtime loss to Syracuse in the Big East tournament.
"The Garden's always special, a terrific place to play," Robinson said. "There's something special and I love to play here."
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The 'Rabaa sign' has become the symbol of protests against the military coup in Egypt and the center of the anti-coup protests, Rabaa al-Adawiya Square.
Made by raising four fingers with the thumb resting on the palm, the sign has come to represent civilian demonstrations protesting the ouster of Egypt's first democratically elected president Mohamed Morsi and the ensuing violence that killed hundreds of people.
Rabaa means four or fourth in Arabic. Just a few hours before the massacre on August 14, anti-coup protesters in Egypt were struggling to voice their demands to the world by raising their four fingers.
Rabaa al-Adawiya Square is now as famous as Tahrir Square in Cairo due to the resistance it hosted by hundreds of thousands of protesters for more than two months. Last week, the square witnessed some of the worst atrocities against civilians in recent years.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan also flashed the Rabaa sign during a rally of his Justice and Development (AK) Party on Saturday in the northwestern province of Bursa.
Turkey has emerged as one of the fiercest critics of the July 3 ouster of Morsi by the powerful Egyptian military. Ankara has described Wednesday's violent crackdown on two major anti-coup sit-ins in Cairo's Rabaa and Giza's Nahda squares as a "massacre".
In Saturday's rally in Bursa, the Turkish premier accused Egypt's coup leaders of "state terrorism".
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Rabaa al-Adawiya Square was named after a religious woman called Adawiya. Since Adawiya was the fourth child of the family, the Arabic adjective rabaa was affixed to her name.
The significance of the name is said to come from Adawiya's struggle for freedom all her life. Now with the anti-coup protests, the meaning of this name has given birth to a new symbol.
Anti-coup protesters use the Rabaa sign both as a reference to the name of the square and to distinguish themselves from pro-coup protesters in Tahrir Square, which prefer the internationally popular "V sign" for victory or peace.
The Rabaa sign has gradually risen in popularity in Egypt during the protests and eventually come to be used as often as the V sign.
The anti-coup protesters say that the Rabaa sign, besides being the symbol of demonstrations, carries some other meanings as well.
It obviously refers to the square, and distinguishes it from Tahrir Square that housed the supporters of the military coup. But the sign also refers to the deposed president as the fourth president of Egypt after Nasser, Sadat and Mubarak.
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Seven years ago, when KBAQ began broadcasting out of a cramped office space at Mesa Community College, local radio was caught in a classical drought. The Valley's lone classical station, KONC-106.3, had recently fallen off the commercial end of the dial to be replaced by the alt-rock ravings of KEDJ. For a few months there, the only chance you had to hear a harpsichord on local radio was when the oldies station played Gary Lewis and the Playboys' "Everybody Loves a Clown."
But KBAQ stepped into the breach, ably carrying the Valley's classical burden on its thin 3,000-watt signal. Careful but not conservative, KBAQ has mixed the gems of the 18th-century Viennese masters with smart nods to the modernists. It's also supported the local scene with frequent broadcasts of local chamber-music concerts and a splashy 1998 tribute to the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra on its 50th anniversary.
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| Patric chapter 4 . 4/23/2014
This story is good, PLEASE CONTINUE.
| Kassadar-Emperor of Mankind chapter 4 . 9/2/2011
Epic win man.
| ZXCVBNMEM chapter 4 . 7/29/2011
Go for it!...
| 10th Squad 3rd Seat chapter 4 . 7/28/2011
I just love the StarForce have so much
| Wanda Ginny Greenleaf chapter 1 . 7/14/2011
This looks great! I like it so far But please don't let it be one of those stories where the Senshi are absurdly weak and the SM villians are pushed against the backburner for the MM ones. Please? Anyway, I hope the next chapter will come out soon!
| Timeless Dreamer Neo chapter 1 . 6/14/2011
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Some you for the long chappie.
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When I watched this season's Sailor Moon episodes, I always laughed at the Phage(whatever you call it) since they would always look funny...especialy the males.
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I found a few grammatical issues in this chapter, but other than that it was pretty good. Update soon.
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| ZXCVBNMEM chapter 1 . 5/12/2011
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Turkey Toying With Military Intervention In Syria To Challenge The U.S.?
Turkey is determined to keep Syrian Kurds from statehood in the aftermath of victories against Islamic State, highlighting just how different Turkish and U.S. regional aims really are.
According to some Turkish media reports, the government is planning a military intervention to establish a buffer zone in northern Syria, supporting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's announcement the country "will never allow" a Kurdish state along its southern border last Friday, The Daily Beast reported.
The country's military has purportedly been ordered to send troops into Syria, but this hasn't been confirmed or denied by the government. According to Turkey's foreign minister, a statement will be released after the National Security Council meets Tuesday.
There is some credence to the claim, but it's probably a matter of fierce debate, says Robert Pearson, U.S. Ambassador to Turkey from 2000-2003. It could be designed to test the U.S. or caution it away from helping the Kurdish YPG too aggressively by way of the airstrike campaign.


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An advertising watchdog's report found dozens of claims that it says were false and deceptive. Wal-Mart blames suppliers.
Walmart.com's 'Made in the USA' claims lead to fireworks
An advertising watchdog's report found dozens of claims that it says were false and deceptive. Wal-Mart blames suppliers.
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See the bling before buying the ring. That's the impetus behind a new deal between high-end department store Nordstrom Inc. and web-only jewelry retailer Blue Nile Inc.
Realizing that many brides and grooms would like to examine an engagement or wedding ring in person before committing to it, the two retailers are testing allowing shoppers to try on selected Blue Nile wedding jewelry in Nordstrom stores before buying online at BlueNile.com. The service is available now at Nordstrom's flagship store in downtown Seattle, where Blue Nile representatives are on hand to answer questions and place orders online for shoppers. Both retailers are based in Seattle.
The program launched last month and is part of a six-month pilot. Shoppers can try on about 75 engagement rings and 40 wedding bands worth up to $20,000, a Blue Nile spokesman says.
"We have iPads at the display in the store and customers may work with one of our non-commissioned diamond and jewelry consultants to create and purchase a ring," the spokesman says. "However, the rings physically inside the case are for display only." He would not reveal the financial arrangement between Blue Nile and Nordstrom for the program.
The program is the latest in a string of web-only retailers showing off their wares to shoppers in physical stores. Custom men's suits e-retailer Indochino has been going offline to sell to customers in major cities for the past two years. Its "travelling tailor" service sets up shop in a new city for two to three weeks at a time, allowing men to check out fabrics and styles and have an expert take their suit measurements. The retailer saves a customer's measurements in his online profile so that he can shop or reorder online, knowing his suit will fit once delivered.
Subscription retailer JustFab.com, which until recently sold only online, in September unveiled its first bricks-and-mortar store, in Los Angeles. JustFab members can get the same discounted prices in the store as they do online, while walk-in shoppers pay a premium. If store shoppers want membership prices, they can enroll in the store.
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"Things You Wouldn't Know If We Didn't Blog Intermittently."
03 July 2015
Bernie Sanders in Madison
Bernie Sanders brought his message to Madison, Wisconsin two nights ago. In view of the tentative results of the poll in the right sidebar of this blog (which I'll discuss when voting closes next week), I decided I owed it to TYWKIWDBI readers to attend the rally to see for myself what this political movement is all about. The photo above was published in The Guardian yesterday. The camera angle is from the upper deck behind the speaker's podium. I have drawn a red circle around myself in the far upper right corner of the image; sufficiently enlarged, you can see about a dozen pixels depicting me wearing one of my Neatorama t-shirts. The rest of the photos below were ones I took at the rally.
Local news media had indicated that there would be large crowd, so I left home early because I don't have the stamina to stand for hours. I arrived 45 minutes before the scheduled start time, and even then had difficulty finding a good seat (as indicated by the position of the little circle). Fortunately for events such as this, visuals are not crucial, and the audio system in the auditorium was superb.
The Veterans Coliseum at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison has a seating capacity of 10,000 for sporting events. By the time the program started, the building was full to the rafters -
- including seating on the coliseum floor, so the estimates of 10,000 attendees are certainly accurate and perhaps conservative. As Bernie Sanders was speaking, I took a photo toward the podium -
- which shows people standing in the entrance ramps (probably in violation of fire codes).
So much for the numbers. Now, who were these people? In terms of "diversity", the crowd is overwhelmingly white. The state of Wisconsin is 86% white, and this crowd was even more skewed. Beyond that, it was hard to me to see any other homogeneity. There were girls with purple hair and farmers with John Deere shirts. Lots of older people, but plenty of college-age students.
The most uniform characteristic of the crowd would of course be their political beliefs - liberal and progressive. I was startled, but not actually surprised, to see a man standing in the aisle next to me wearing an old Paul Wellstone tee shirt. Wellstone was a progressive and activist in the Minnesota Democratic party who died in a plane crash 13 years ago. Although Wisconsin's current governor (Scott Walker) and legislature are Republican, the state has historically been home to a strong Progressive movement, moreso in Madison - home of the University of Wisconsin - than in Milwaukee. I should think there is no doubt that Bernie Sanders chose Madison as a favorable spot outside New England to kickstart his campaign. Energizing a grassroots base here would also be useful because of the physical proximity to the adjacent state of Iowa, which holds an early and influential caucus when the poltical theater begins in earnest.
I won't use this post to discuss the content of Sanders' speech, which presumably is a stump speech that will be repeated endlessly in the months to come. My interest was in the crowd's response. Knowing that apart from a few curiosity-seekers, everyone in the crowd was liberal/progressive, I knew that there would be applause when Sanders attacked Scott Walker and the Republicans, but I was surprised by the energy with which they responded to his talking points. He spoke about organized labor and the right of women to control their bodies and the cost of higher education and frequently about income inequality. But at one point he said if elected president he would have a litmus test for Supreme Court nominees that they must favor overturning Citizens United because Citizens United is undermining American democracy. The crowd went wild -
My photo is blurry because people were jumping up and down and yelling. I would expect that response from a small crowd in a Jon Stewart audience, but hadn't expected it from such a large mass of people. "Citizens United" boils down to the ability of wealthy individuals and corporations to influence American elections. Opposition to Citizens United is probably the ultimate populist emotional trigger, and this immense crowd responded enthusiastically. This requires a certain degree of political sophistication, and obviously people who attend rallies are expected to be more knowledgeable about issues. Whether this enthusiasm can be generated in a broader population remains to be seen. Ten thousand people in Wisconsin hope so.
For those interested in hearing Bernie Sanders' speech, here it is in its entirety. The embedded video will include an unneeded crowd-rallying introduction - most of you will prefer to use this link to view just Bernie Sanders. Or you can click the video below and move the progress slider to the 8:30 mark.
Hair jewelry explained
From Death Made Material: The Hair Jewelry of the Brontës:
If the Brontës' things feel haunted in some way, like Emily's desk and its contents, then the amethyst bracelet made from the entwined hair of Emily and Anne is positively ghost-ridden. Over time the colors have faded, the strands grown stiff and brittle. Charlotte may have asked Emily and Anne for the locks as a gesture of sisterly affection. Or, the tresses were cut from one or both of their corpses, an ordinary step in preparing the dead for burial in an era when mourning jewelry with hair became part of the grieving process. Charlotte must have either mailed the hair to a jeweler or "hairworker" (a title for makers of hair jewelry) or brought it to her in person. Then she probably wore it, carrying on her body a physical link to her sisters, continuing to touch them wherever they were...Much more at the very interesting Longreads source.
Part of the body yet easy to separate from it, hair retained its luster long after the rest of the person decayed. Portable, with a shine like certain gems or metals, hair moved easily from being an ornamental feature of the body to being an ornament worn by others. By the 1840s, hair jewelry had become so fashionable that advertisements for hair artisans, designers, and hairworkers ran in newspapers, and magazines printed a sea of articles on the minute particulars of the fad. The London jeweler Antoni Forrer, a well-known professional hairworker in the 1840s, had fifty workers fully employed at his Regent Street store. At the Great Exhibition, around eleven displays of the art garnered glowing reviews, including pictures embroidered in hair of Queen Victoria, the Prince of Wales, and the Hamburgh Exchange. A tall vase "composed entirely of human hair" and a "horn filled with artificial flowers in human hair, representing the horn of plenty," were other impressive exhibits. Hairwork kept women's hands busy at home, another one of those many domestic arts, like needlework, quilling, shellwork, and taxidermy. Fashion magazines discussed the homecraft of hairworking and included jewelry patterns, instructions, and tips. Hair wreaths, set into shadow boxes or under glass domes, also had their day, as did the use of hair in drawing and painting. One industrious woman copied a Rembrandt using only hair in a cross-stitch. Charlotte brought the device of a "cambric handkerchief with a coronet wrought upon it in black hair" into more than one early story, a means of signaling that the male owner has a secret lover who embroidered it with her own hair.
The hairwork process—involving boiling the hair to clean it, then weaving it on specially designed round tables (which could be mail ordered) with a series of weights that were attached to the strands of hair—was described in instructional manuals, such as Mark Campbell's popular 1865 Self-Instructor in the Art of Hair Work. The tight weave of the bracelet with Anne's and Emily's hair, pictured at the start of this chapter, was likely achieved this way, although in this case probably by a professional, who then attached the ends of the hair to the metal. A bracelet made of Anne's hair, from locks given to Ellen Nussey by Charlotte after Anne's death, has a slightly different weave, and Ellen may have made it herself. By the time Ellen died, she had at least three hair bracelets, four hair brooches, a hair ring, and a couple of loose locks, much of it hair from the Brontë family.
30 June 2015
Assassin bug
I was out in our garden yesterday collecting Monarch butterfly eggs (found twelve of them). The photo above shows the surprise I found under one leaf. I came back later after she had finished to get this photo of the cluster of eggs: (click both images for fullscreen)
She appears to me to be from the group of true "bugs" but I don't know her precise identity. I suppose I could search on BugGuide, but instead I'll leave it open for the readership to ponder. Some reader out there will be knowledgeable enough to offer a proper name that I can put in the title.*
*solved by readers bucaneer, Shrike, and William D. Richards, who recognized it as an assassin bug:
The most common assassin bugs in our area are members of the Zelus genus... They are slender, long-legged bugs that are usually found on leaves and flowers, where they hunt by ambush. Length is 10-15 mm. Zelus species can fly and will if frightened, but they usually stay put and rely on their camouflage to hide them from both predators and their prey. They capture prey with their front legs, which are coated with sticky hairs.I have seen slightly different (more robust) assassin bugs in our garden holding dead butterflies and moths. Didn't know they preyed on caterpillars, but I'm not surprised.
Zelus eggs are laid on leaves in a small cluster. They have white caps on top. When they hatch, the nymphs disperse very quickly, as they will eat their siblings if given the chance...
Piñatas bearing the likeness of the billionaire mogul have begun popping up in Mexico, a response to controversial comments Trump made about Mexican immigrants.
"The U.S. has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems," Trump said during his Presidential campaign announcement speech. "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you. They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. And some, I assume, are good people."It's not like Trump said this in a moment of levity at a party. This was part and parcel of his public announcement that he wants to be POTUS. Incredible.
Deterrence for a first-strike nuclear attack
A suggestion first made by Roger Fisher in the March 1981 issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists:
There is a young man, probably a Navy officer, who accompanies the President. This young man has a black attaché case which contains the codes that are needed to fire nuclear weapons. I could see the President at a staff meeting considering nuclear war as an abstract question. He might conclude: "On SIOP Plan One, the decision is affirmative, Communicate the Alpha line XYZ." Such jargon holds what is involved at a distance.Text from an old post at The Nuclear Secrecy Blog, with a hat tip to the staff at Radiolab.
My suggestion was quite simple: Put that needed code number in a little capsule, and then implant that capsule right next to the heart of a volunteer. The volunteer would carry with him a big, heavy butcher knife as he accompanied the President. If ever the President wanted to fire nuclear weapons, the only way he could do so would be for him first, with his own hands, to kill one human being. The President says, "George, I'm sorry but tens of millions must die." He has to look at someone and realize what death is—what an innocent death is. Blood on the White House carpet. It's reality brought home.
When I suggested this to friends in the Pentagon they said, "My God, that's terrible. Having to kill someone would distort the President's judgment. He might never push the button."
Elementary information about the Sherlock Holmes canon
They left out my favorite:
Matilda Briggs was not the name of a young woman, Watson, ... It was a ship which is associated with the giant rat of Sumatra, a story for which the world is not yet prepared.The Guardian has more sixteen more infographics, at least one of which will have some fact you didn't already know.
29 June 2015
An amazing walk down a driveway
Members of the Southern Wisconsin Butterfly Association report their butterfly sightings to a website that is open to the public for viewing. A set of companion pages provide information on the characteristics of butterflies of the region.
The above report from this past week caught my eye because of the abundance and the diversity of butterflies observed in just a couple hours in the space of only a half-mile walk down a driveway in southwestern Wisconsin.
Seeing butterflies on a driveway (on the sand/gravel - not on the adjacent vegetation) is not an unexpected experience in itself. The phenomenon is called "puddling" because after a summer rainshower butterflies gather at barren locations in search of minerals (especially sodium) and other trace nutrients that are not obtainable from the nectar sources in flowers. I photographed this cluster a couple summers ago at Crex Meadows -
- and I had difficulty driving down the roads there without running into butterflies.
What amazed me about the list at the top of this post was not the number of butterflies, but the diversity of species present. With the exception of the large fritillaries and the Red Admiral and a couple others, these are not long-distance migratory butterflies. Most of them have a rather limited range for their lifetime, and since their needs are specific with regard to food plants for their larva, the implication is that there must be a wide range of microhabitats present close to this driveway (woods, fields, meadows, wetlands, prairie).
Marcie O'Connor maintains Prairie Haven, a repurposed 500-acre farm that she has been "unfarming" for years. Unfarming does not mean neglecting - it refers to an active and labor-intensive process of letting the land revert back to its natural set of habitats, which requires attention to invasives and selective controlled mowing and seeding. She describes the process at this link; elsewhere on the website she provides inventories of the incredible variety of butterflies, moths (82 species in one night), and other animals (and plants) they have observed at Prairie Haven. The website is well worth a visit for those interested in conservation of natural resources and habitats.
"He endured being called a girl..."
He endured being called a girl, playing sports with waist-length hair and attracting disapproving looks from adults — all for a child in need he's never met.More at the Today parenting column.
Eight-year-old Christian McPhilamy grew out his blond hair for more than two years so he could donate it to kids who have lost their locks.
Three years without shampoo
"...you do the following instead of using shampoo: put baking soda in your hair, rinse it out, put apple-cider vinegar in your hair, rinse it out. Repeat once every 5–7 days, washing with just water in the meantime...More at The Hairpin.
After about three years without shampoo, my hair is noticeably softer and fluffier than it used to be. I never use any product—I just blow-dry it with a finger diffuser and it stays in beautiful perfect waves all day...
Take a bottle and fill it with half baking soda, half water. Then take another bottle and fill it with half apple-cider vinegar, half water. Keep the bottles in your shower. This seems to be the optimal level of dilution—not too basic, not too acidic...
...my hair doesn't smell like vinegar. It doesn't smell like pomegranate rainwater or whatever, either. It just smells like nice, neutral, clean hair. People are always surprised, but seriously, diluted apple-cider vinegar is way less gross than your body. Shampoo, on the other hand, just makes you grosser. Quit it. I dare you.
Music hath charms...
An article at Long+Short addresses the question "Can music offer the key to treating dementia?"
In most cases of dementia, regardless of whether or not people have had musical training, they retain their capacity to sing, play, whistle, tap, click, clap, drum and dance long after much of the rest of their cognitive apparatus is deeply compromised. Music is often the very last thing to go, especially the embodied memory of music to which people dance or tap out a rhythm. Music anchors patients, Sacks says, in a way that nothing else can, reconnecting them to that sense of self which is in danger of slipping through their fingers. So it can also connect them to other people from whom they often feel estranged.
This is because music is deeply ingrained in the way our brains have developed. Evolutionary psychologists, neuroscientists and experts in music cognition have not yet come up with an entirely convincing argument as to why human brains are so attuned to music. But a growing body of work, much of it only conducted over the last three decades using new techniques for seeing inside the brain while music is being played, suggests that our brains are fundamentally musical. That is why our capacity to play, enjoy and feel music can outlast the deterioration that dementia and other debilitating conditions bring with them...As science writer Philip Ball argues in The Music Instinct, music is unlike language: it has no dedicated mental circuitry localised in a few areas. Making sense of music is a whole-brain activity: "No other activity seems to use so many parts of the brain at once, nor to promote their integration." When the brain is listening to music it engages the motor centres that govern movement; the primal emotion centres that govern feeling; the language modules that process syntax and semantics; and the cerebellum that helps to keep time. One of the reasons we are so drawn to music is that it is perfectly designed to allow us to make the fullest possible use of our brains...
More at the link. My mother, who has advanced dementia, experiences special delight from hearing music.
27 June 2015
Awesome hair coloring.
A photo album of African Hero Rats - trained to detect landmines. "The pouched rats are perfect for the job; intelligent with a keen sense of smell, they are small enough not to trigger mines and large enough to be easily identifiable in the field. No rat has been killed in a minefield."
An arctic hare filmed successfully crossing a moving avalanche.
"The catch-22 is people buy Bitcoins because they think the price will go to infinity and beyond once everybody uses them, but they don't spend their own Bitcoins because they think the price will go to infinity and beyond once everybody else uses them. And so nobody uses them. But if nobody uses them, then the price will stay stuck at something a lot less than infinity let alone beyond."
A long article about America's obsession with perfect teeth. "Cosmetic dentistry now represents the largest nonsurgical beauty industry after makeup."
Why it would be nice for you to meet your UPS driver halfway before he/she walks up to your house/apartment.
Video of the world-record-holding limbo queen.
All about gin and tonic.
The Magna Carta Project - "Providing resources and commentary on Magna Carta and King John for scholars, schools, and the general public."
Augustinian theodicy "attempts to explain the probability of an omnipotent (all-powerful) and omnibenevolent (perfectly loving) God amid evidence of evil in the world... Evidence of evil can call into question God's nature or his existence – he is either not omnipotent, not benevolent, or does not exist. Theodicy is an attempt to reconcile the existence and nature of God with evidence of evil in the world by providing valid explanations for its occurrence."
Don't swim in this blue lagoon in a limestone quarry (the water of which has a pH of 11).
On the first anniversary of No Such Thing As A Fish, a collective biography of the QI elves (creators of my favorite podcast).
A video by the National Space Society about the anticipated encounter next month of the New Horizons spacecraft with Pluto.
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The biology of the ACHOO Syndrome (sunlight-induced sneezing).
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The best state for business? High-tax Minnesota.
CNBC is the premier business channel on television. Their views on public policy and national politics are predictable and emphatically expressed in online and televised editorials. Each year they conduct a survey to determine the best (and worst) states for business. This year, presumably to the surprise of many on the political right, the top-scoring state was Minnesota.
Minnesota, known for high taxes and for being sympathetic to labor unions, is the nation's best state for conducting business in 2015, according to a new ranking from CNBC, the business news channel.The state moved up from No. 6 last year and 15th in 2013."Never since we began rating the states in 2007 has a high-tax, high-wage, union-friendly state made it to the top of our rankings," CNBC said in a statement accompanying the rankings. "But Minnesota does so well in so many other areas — like education and quality of life — that its cost disadvantages fade away."The network's study uses 60 measures of competitiveness, separated into 10 categories. The categories include workforce, economy, infrastructure and transportation, education, cost of living, cost of doing business, access to capital, innovation, business friendliness and quality of life...CNBC also said Minnesota ranked third for quality of life, noting a low crime rate, clean air and water, and access to quality health care...
More details at the StarTribune. I don't know whether these data will be publicized very widely, but they should be used in debates about tax policy to emphasize that taxes per se are not evil. The pros and cons of taxes depend on how the tax money is used by the states (or country). When used to improve the quality of life for the residents, the result can be good for everyone involved.
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- Record Label: Kindercore
- Release Date: Feb 13, 2001
- Summary: The Athens, GA indie experimentalists follow their 1999 debut album with a new 7-track album.
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Both dreamy and earthy, complex and immediate, and challenging and soothing.... The Sleepy Strange is the band's most cohesive work to date, yet it keeps all of the spontaneous beauty of their previous releases.
They weave simple, childlike melodies that slowly grow into full-blown opuses.... A surprisingly innovative album that sees them swimming forward instead of treading water. [#153, p.76]
The Sleepy Strange offers seven mid-tempo rock songs, most with the inevitable country leanings that a pedal steel creates. These pieces lack anything even remotely resembling a sense of direction or urgency; Japancakes' songs don't travel from Point A to Point B so much as wander up and down the street in front of Point A and dig odd little things out of the lawn. Some listeners will love it, while devotees of single-minded purpose will positively hate it.
While it is by no means a good album, The Sleepy Strange is a small step up from its brain atrophy-inducing predecessor. On the album's closer, "Vinyl Fever," the band almost attains a tight, Tortoise-esque instrumental groove. But after over 40 minutes of boredom and frustration, odds are the album will most likely be occupying a precious spot in your septic tank before you get there.
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The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms on a multi-year deal with offensive tackle Mike Otto, trimming the number of their pending free agents to 16. The Titans announced Thursday they had reached a deal. Tennessee drafted Otto in the seventh round out of Purdue in 2007. Otto has played 41 games in five seasons with the Titans, and he started a game at right tackle in 2011 against Tampa Bay when David Stewart was injured. Otto had been set to become a free agent March 13.
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I am 55 and stoped hot flashes a few years ago. This is crazy, for the ladies out there has this happened to you. I am on Lisinopril 20-25. 1 x day and my bp is down. No side effects, however I have started my hot flashes back.
Lisinopril - has anyone experienced hot flashes from this medicine?
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I cannot answer about hot flashes, But I can tell you that Lisinopril does lower your ammunity, and it is very easy to catch every cold and cough that comes along.So being that this drug does that it would not surprise me if it were the cause for the hot flashes. I take the same dose as you, and I quite taking it for about a year and didn't have a cold at all but I am back taking it and I shall see this winter. If I do start catching colds and coughes or whatever else comes along with the lowering of the ammune level then I am definitly going to get something else. I know I couldn't answer your question but maybe I answered something you didn't know. One more thing, I don't know if you know or not but Lisinopril is a drug that Publix fills for free
do you take the water pill in it. I take 20-25. I went to publix and they told me it is not free anymore. I wonder if it is because I am on the one with the water pill in it.
no, I don't have the water pill part. I just have the 20 mg. tab. That must be the reason because mine is free every month
30 Sep 2012
I am on Lisinopril 15\25 and have had hot flashes constantly. However, I am on a couple other meds that could also be the cause, so I am investigating to see which one. It is unbearable for me... I have just stopped my periods in the last year.
I appreciate hearing that this is also a possibility.
I stopped my periods 5 yrs ago and had stopped hot flashes 3 yrs ago, now I started hot flashes back and bad. I do think it is the lisinopril. I am on 20/25. However my BP is low now, the med really works.
I am also on synthroid, I had my thyroid removed 2/2011. It may be the combo. of the two. My thyroid numbers are good , I just had that checked last week. So I am not hypo or hyper. so that is not the reason. I hat these hot flashes.
22 Sep 2013
I've been taking lisinopril for years now. I just posted that I'm hot continually all the time not just flashes. Now I'm wondering if this is the cause for me being so hot. I was on hormones but I was still so hot all the time, I'm loving winter coming on. I guess it's better to have your bp down though... :O(
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A Community meeting was held on May 14, 2015 at Bethune Academy from 5:30-6:30 pm for parents of students who will be rezoned to Horizons Elementary for the school year beginning in August 2015. Small portions of Alta Vista Elementary, Eastside Elementary, and Loughman Oaks Elementary are proposed to be rezoned to Horizons to relieve overcrowding.
The School Board has scheduled a public hearing for the June 23rd School Board meeting and should vote on the rezoning immediately following the hearing.
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Get an overview of this hotelRomantic Olbia hotel in Porto Rotondo with free breakfast
Located in Porto Rotondo, this romantic hotel is 2 mi (3.2 km) from La Marinella Beach and 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Ira Beach. Cala Sabina Beach and Bianca Beach are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, a rooftop terrace, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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S'Astore features an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. This romantic hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Milwaukee doesn't always get credit for its cultural offerings, but it should. Here are some of the best things to do in Milwaukee:
Check out the natural wonders. During the pleasant summer months, you can stroll along the downtown River Walk for nearly three miles, taking in the sights along the Milwaukee River. The Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, meanwhile, features glorious displays of plants and flowers throughout the year.
Dip into beer history. Visit the Pabst Mansion and see how one of Wisconsin's first brewery barons lived, then tour one of the many actual working breweries—still one of the most popular things to in Milwaukee.
Get revved at the Harley-Davidson Museum, which houses more than 400 classic motorcycles (including Elvis Presley's orange-and-white bike from 1956).
The Milwaukee Art Museum. This lakeside museum houses over 20,000 works, with an emphasis on 19th and 20th century American and European art.
What to do in Milwaukee with kids? Check out the Milwaukee County Zoo, or the Milwaukee Public Museum, which is considered one of the best natural history museums in America.
And if you're wondering what to do in Milwaukee on those chilly winter days? Take in a show at the Victorian-era Pabst Theater, and marvel at its ornate décor, or catch the latest concert of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.
Snag a swing chair and beer at Brown Baer.
Warm up or cool off at the indoor/outdoor Moose Mountain Falls Waterpark.
Housed in an 1840's barn, check out this shop for 19th- and 20th-century American paintings and estate jewelry.
Why It's Cool: Stretching three miles along the Milwaukee River, this wooden-plank-and-concrete bike-and-walkway features such local haunts as the Wisconsin Cheese Mart, which stocks 175 state cheeses; its Cheese Bar sells beer-and-cheese flights pairing Wisconsin blue Affinée, G
View the area's lighthouses and miles of shoreline on a 37-foot, award-winning, historic sailing vessel.
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Cool Wisconsin weather is no match for Miller Field's retractable roof; the ballpark's signature structure can open and close in about 10 minutes.
This museum houses the USS Cobra, a completely restored World War II submarine.
Sunning not skiing? Cruise Lake Geneva and view historic estates.
Browse this shop for restored Victorian furniture and other antique treasures.
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