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Temenos Community Forum, Berlin, 25th May, 2010 – Temenos (SIX: TEMN), the market leading provider of banking software, today announced that Servus, a leading Canadian credit union with more than $10 billion in assets, has selected TEMENOS T24 (T24). Servus will implement T24 Canadian Model Bank, which includes all membership functionality and interfaces for ease of integration with third party systems to support the Canadian credit union market. Servus provides a complete line of banking services, including registered accounts, financing, investments, insurance, commercial banking, 24-hour on-line and telephone banking.
Servus became Canada's first province-wide credit union as the result of the amalgamation of three successful Alberta credit unions on November 1, 2008. The amalgamation created the need to integrate three banking systems on one platform and sparked a thorough, year long assessment of existing core systems against other potential vendors to ensure Servus had the right platform to support its expanding business. Choosing and implementing the best possible banking solution was a crucial part of Servus' business strategy to provide world class service to its 400,000 members and grow its business across Alberta.
"Our members lie at the heart of everything we do and being able to provide a fast, reliable experience with each and every transaction is our top priority. We expect T24 to provide a single view of each member, enable us to rapidly configure new products and reduce technical diversity. As T24 does not hold a fixed architecture, we will have the flexibility to tailor the system to meet our changing needs as we grow. T24 offers a number of features that will give Servus a competitive advantage both immediately and in the long term", commented Eric Dillon, Chief Operating Officer, Servus Credit Union.
Servus opted to implement T24 based on a number of key criteria. Its functional richness will support Servus' end to end business requirements including core back office functions, integrated CRM, compatibility with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and foreign exchange. T24's high configurability will boost operational productivity and enhance front office functions, by reducing the number of systems needed to view relevant customer information for a faster, more efficient service.
Replacing three systems with a single, fully integrated platform will drive down Servus' development, maintenance and support costs. The credit union also recognised need to coordinate its business processes following the merger and will employ Temenos' Management Consultancy services to realign processes with T24 functionality. This will enable Servus to leverage maximum value from T24 and ensure an enhanced experience is delivered to its members.
"We are delighted to be gaining traction in the Canadian retail banking market with Servus Credit Union. We've been working with financial institutions in this country for over a decade and in recent years have seen an increased appetite among credit unions for packaged core banking software. Our work with North Shore credit union and Coast Capital has enabled us to enrich our Canadian platform with best practices processes that will benefit all our clients in this region. Many of the 400+ credit unions in this market run their operations on Microsoft SQL Server; the openness and platform independence of T24 offers full alignment to this technology, enabling these institutions to harness the cost and operational efficiencies of both products. We look forward to helping Servus improve the experience of its members even further and deliver the centralisation efficiencies and associated cost benefits it needs to remain agile in its pursuit for growth", adds Andreas Andreades, CEO, Temenos.
Servus Credit Union is a full service member-owned financial institution serving almost 400,000 members through a network of more than 100 locations in 62 Alberta communities. On November 1, 2009 Servus marked its first anniversary as the first province-wide credit union in Canada, with more than $10 billion in assets. The credit union provides a complete line of banking services, including registered accounts, financing, investments, insurance, commercial banking, 24-hour on-line and telephone banking. Servus Credit Union member-owner deposits including accrued interest are 100% guaranteed by the Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation. Operations are managed through the Edmonton head office with regional offices in Lloydminster and Red Deer. For more information, call toll free 187SERVUSCU (1.877.378.8728) or visit www.servus.ca.
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April 6, 2010
It started with a press release, dated April 1. J&D's, the company that brought you bacon flavored salt, envelopes, and lip balm, announced its newest product release: bacon flavored baby formula.
"As parents, we are always looking for a competitive edge for our children. Research about the importance of high protein/high fat diets for early stage infant brain development recently caught our attention. This got our brains spinning. What about using bacon (which is 65% fat) to deliver these proteins and fats? we thought."
The press release went on to somehow twist Dr. Sears' words into pro-bacon banter, and then reported fake statistics concerning bacon-formula-fed test subject babies. The press release then announced the Baby Bacon Contest, urging readers to e-mail the company a few paragraphs about why their babies deserved to be one of the very first recipients of Bacon Baby Infant Formula. A free lifetime supply was promised to the best 20 entries.
Hilarious, yes, but we're not sure everyone got the April Fools joke. Blogs lambasted J&D for promoting infant obesity, and the company even received several contest entries, like:
"Our baby has not yet been born (he's at 23 weeks along today), but he is clearly a bacon baby in the making. During our last ultrasound we asked Baby V whether he liked bacon... He can't wait to try your bacon baby infant formula." -Stephanie
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Welcome to Forest Hill, this is an ideal base for touring the beautiful Connemara region. This charming Bed and Breakfast which is located just 2 miles from the historic village of Oughterard in County Galway. This beautiful B&B has been purposely built to offer guests a relaxing haven away from the hustle and bustle of modern day life. This relaxing ambience is evident throughout the house and also in its location, situated just 2 minutes walk from the scenic splendor of Lough Corrib. Forest Hill B&B is a fantastic base from which to explore Connemara with its stony mountains, turf bogs, lakes and breathtaking scenery, which is bound to have a therapeutic effect on your soul. Just to make your stay with us even more special, you will be greeted with Tea/Coffee and home made scones on your arrival.
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Rebug 4.30.1 cfw
MM Ver: 4.16.00
Can't seem to get any games to work from external.
Scans USB storage devices then shuts down.
NM: Updated MM and enabled BD Mirror only and all good now
You can't play PS2 PSN games on any 3.55 FW, it wasn't part of the FW till 4.21
rebug cfw link is down, whats going on?
do i need to convert my TargetID to DEX to be able to use ProDG?
also how safe is it to convert to DEX? if there is a high rate of bricking i think i'll just forget about it
is there anyway to get cfw on ofw 4.30 without a flasher yet
ok keep ignoring me because you think i am asking a stupid question, but lets get one thing clear, there is a DEX debug menu and DEX lv2, now someone tell me how a newb to Rebug is supposed to know what DEX mode means; debug menu OR lv2?
the above is especially confusing given that in my research i have seen people refer to the combination of both as DEX mode; why use ambiguous terms? why not just call it what it is?
example: with DEX lv2 you can use feature X.
next, nowhere in this release thread does it tell us that to change your TargetID means converting from CEX to DEX and on top of that nowhere does it say that to do that, that i have to be in 3.55 to retrieve my EID0, i know i can downgrade but that would have been a completely unnecessary step.
to me the whole point of Rebug is to be able to use debug/developer firmware and retail firmware at will, tbh with you given all the extra stuff required on top i'm beginning to think of Rebug as tool more than a firmware because it doesn't do half the shit you need to do before being able to fully utilise it.
i'm very ****ing pissed off by the piss poor amount of information provided here in this release article MOST ESPECIALLY BECAUSE SKUNKCYBER EVERY-****ING-WHERE I LOOK TELLS PEOPLE (AND A LOT OF TIME NOT POLITELY) TO READ THE RELEASE THREAD TO FIND OUT ALL THEY NEED TO KNOW AND HES JUST WRONG.
Dude, chill pill for you. It wasn't intentional.
Anyway, to use BDEMU and ProDG, obviously you need a DEX kernel and a DEX kernel will only run on a machine whose target id is 82...
That kind of answers itself.
So yes you need to hack your EID0 if you want to swap modes around on REX CFW.
perhaps i did go overboard there, i've had a stressful week and uncovering all these obscurities because i was basically forced to was the final straw for me, anyway apologies to the respective people i insulted and/or upset
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Most of my programming prior to Delphi was done using Borland C++. After writing quite a few DOS programs, my interest turned to Windows development. After writing a few smaller programs by myself, I concluded that C++ was not the ideal platform for Windows development, especially for an independant developer. Haveing had some experience with Visual Basic for DOS, I decided to look into Visual Basic for Windows. In the process of researching it, I came accross an artice about Delphi, and I had a strong feeling it was for me. I searched every magazine I could find for information on Delphi, and was very pleased with what I read. So I purchased Delphi and have never looked back . . . only straight ahead.
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RabbitMQ is a complete and highly reliable Enterprise Messaging system. The RabbitMQ client libraries and broker daemon can be used together to create an AMQP network, or used individually to bring the benefits of RabbitMQ to established networks. WWW: http://www.rabbitmq.com/
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only required dependencies information. Optional dependencies are not covered.
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To install the port: cd /usr/ports/net/rabbitmq/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg_add -r rabbitmq
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Affects: users of net/rabbitmq
Author: Phillip <email@example.com>
Reason: The database schema and the format in which persistent messages are stored have both changed since the last release (1.7.2). When starting, the RabbitMQ server will detect the existence of an old database and will move it to a backup location, before creating a fresh, empty database, and will log a warning.
Author: email@example.com
Reason: The database schema has changed between RabbitMQ-1.4.0 and this release. When the RabbitMQ server detects the presence of an old database, it moves it to a backup location, creates a fresh, empty database, and logs a warning.
Reason: The database schema has changed in this version of RabbitMQ. If you attempt to start RabbitMQ-1.4.0 over top of a previous installation, it will fail, citing "schema_integrity_check_failed". To correct this, delete your mnesia directory (/var/db/rabbitmq/mnesia) and restart the server. Note that this will destroy all your durable exchanges and queues, and all your persisted messages!
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Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat: net)
Upgrade to version 3.1.5. PR: ports/180389 (plus local changes) Submitted by: Anton Yuzhaninov <email@example.com> Approved by: maintainer timeout
- Update to 3.0.4 - Sort pkg-plist - Trim Makefile header Changes: http://www.rabbitmq.com/release-notes/README-3.0.4.txt http://www.rabbitmq.com/release-notes/README-3.0.3.txt http://www.rabbitmq.com/release-notes/README-3.0.2.txt http://www.rabbitmq.com/release-notes/README-3.0.1.txt PR: ports/178315 Submitted by: olgeni Reviewed by: culot (mentor), maintainer (timeout, > 14 days)
Update to 3.0.0. PR: ports/173957 Submitted by: wxs@ Approved by: maintainer (private mail) Feature safe: yes
Patch ports depending on lang/erlang-lite to use lang/erlang instead. The current lang/erlang option defaults match those specified in lang/erlang-lite, thus making it redundant. Also, mixing ports depending on lang/erlang and lang/erlang-lite is impossible without manual patching. Hence, lang/erlang-lite is going to be removed.
- update to 2.8.4 PR: ports/169866 Submitted by: email@example.com Approved by: maintainer, email@example.com
- Update to 2.8.2 PR: ports/167542 Submitted by: maintainer, firstname.lastname@example.com
- adjust rabbitmq-plugins to use ${PREFIX}/etc in favor of /etc - while here drop custom user installation in favor of portstree USERS framework PR: ports/164671 Submitted by: maintainer, pneumann at gmail.com Approved by: maintainer, crees (mentor)
- Update to 2.7.1 - Checking dependency with bin/erl, allows building while erlang (not -lite version) installed - Pet portlint(1) PR: ports/164532 Submitted by: lwhsu Approved by: Phillip Neumann <email@example.com> (maintainer)
In the rc.d scripts, change assignments to rcvar to use the literal name_enable wherever possible, and ${name}_enable when it's not, to prepare for the demise of set_rcvar(). In cases where I had to hand-edit unusual instances also modify formatting slightly to be more uniform (and in some cases, correct). This includes adding some $FreeBSD$ tags, and most importantly moving rcvar= to right after name= so it's clear that one is derived from the other.
Update to version 2.7.0 New features in this release include: - order preserved of messages re-queued for a consumer - plugins are included in the main rabbitmq-server release, with a new command, rabbitmq-plugins, to enable and disable them - clients accept a new "amqp" URI scheme for connections - significant performance improvements to connection creation, durable queues, message storage, and large numbers of consumers - thread-safe Java client consumer callbacks This version contains the main plugin, so you dont have to install them separate. Just need to enable them via rabbitmq-plugins. PR: ports/162410 Submitted by: maintainer (Phillip)
- Update to 2.6.1 PR: ports/161757 Submitted by: Phillip Neumann <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
Update to 2.6.0 PR: ports/160336 Submitted by: Phillip <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
Make rabbitmq wait for pid after stopping; stops restarting problems. PR: ports/160027 Submitted by: Nicolas Szalay <firstname.lastname@example.com> Approved by: Phillip Neumann <email@example.com> (maintainer)
- Update to 2.5.1 PR: ports/159364 Submitted by: Andrew <email@example.com> Approved by: Phillip Neumann <email@example.com> (maintainer) (with changes)
- Fix build PR: ports/157422 Submitted by: Antoine van Gelder <firstname.lastname@example.com> Approved by: Phillip Neumann <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
- Mark BROKEN: does not build Reported by: pointyhat
Fix configuration directory location. PR: ports/153773 Submitted by: Davide De Rosa <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Chris Rees <firstname.lastname@example.com> Approved by: Phillip Neumann <email@example.com> (maintainer)
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Bump PORTREVISION in Erlang dependent ports, which need to be rebuilt due to the new beam format.
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Begin the process of deprecating sysutils/rc_subr by s#. %%RC_SUBR%%#. /etc/rc.subr#
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Fix substitution for port's /etc directory location. Use LOCALBASE, not PREFIX, for previously installed ports (i.e. Erlang). I'm not going to fix the man pages, for the moment.
fix rotate_logs and status sub-commands in rc.d script; the shell functions use the wrong quoting.
Update to 1.6.0 beta release. Qpid Python broker test runs largely as expected.
Remove erroneous whitespace. Explicitly fix permissions of BEAM files in pre-install target.
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Add missing pkg-install.in which I forgot in my last commit.
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- Change rabbitmq to rabbitmq_server in TARGET_DIR to match rabbitmq install docs recommendation - Fix rcscript - Create var/etc dirs on package installation and correctly dirrmtry them on deinstallation PR: 127033 Submitted by: Barry Pederson <bp at barryp dot org> Approved by: "Phillip N." <pneumann at gmail dot com> (maintainer)
Upgrade to 1.4.0. PR: ports/126560 Submitted by: maintainer
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The Lord's Prayer is a model for our petitions to God. Not only does He invite us to come to Him, He shows us how it's done. Pastor Greg examines the words of Jesus in what we call The Lord's Prayer and helps us put that practical instruction to work.
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My original plan for this piece was to paint her turquoise and use some lovely twig shaped handles on the larger drawers and some sweet rosebuds on the top. Things rarely go as planned once I start a transformation. Does that happen with anyone else? I did paint with this wonderful $5 turquoise oops paint.
Oops paint is the custom colored paint they mix for someone that doesn't come out just right. My local Lowes and Home Depot price their gallons at $5 each. Do you know that feeling you get when you drive by a great thrift shop or yard sale and you just have to stop? Well I am starting to feel that same way when I drive by hardware stores. I just have to pop in and see what color paint they have messed up today! I have accumulated quite a collection.
It is a dangerous situation for me to have so many options on hand! Enter problem number one, my sweet twig handles are 1/8 of and inch to small for the original holes. Now y'all (contraction for you all) know how I feel about hole filling right? I had to change my original plan to match the hardware that would fit, which was a bit more on the rustic side. Here is the hardware I used, this was after giving it a copper glaze.
To take the dresser from botanical/beachy to rustic I decided to dry brush with some cranberry paint I had on hand due to my oops paint addiction. Here is the cranberry right after I brushed it on, which is the last picture I took of the process.
Then I sanded to feather it in a bit. I also distressed the edges with my sanding block. I was pretty satisfied with the look at this point, so sorry no pics to share.
Don't you just love these fun colorful knobs, did I mention that I am a bit of a sucker for hardware too? I just pulled these out of my stash~
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Palace co-chairman Steve Parish announced the news at a hastily-arranged press conference, which came two days after the team lost 4-1 at home to Fulham.
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Vessan Nowu Vedun
Vessan Nowu Vedun by daya dissanayake is the First Electronic novel written in Sinhala.
It is a story which attempts to show that the healthcare system in Sri Lanka, over a thousand years ago was at a far more advanced state than what it is today in Asia.
Sinhala is the language used by around 15 million people in the South Asian island of Sri Lanka.
Vessan Nowu Vedun was first published as the healer & the drug pusher in 2000 by Writers Club Press and was released on-line in August 2003.
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Lay missionaries commissioned for service in Africa
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Ten new lay missionaries — including an engineer, teachers, administrators, ministry professional, physicians and their children — were commissioned by the Lay Mission-Helpers Association and Mission Doctors Association May 20 at St. John the Evangelist Church for service in Cameroon, Kenya and Tanzania.
Diaconate ordination: A day of 'gran alegría'
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"Receive the Gospel of Christ whose herald you have become. Believe what you read; teach what you believe; practice what you teach," Archbishop José Gomez told 15 deacons ordained June 9 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, as he handed to each of them the Book of the Gospels during the rite of ordination.
Father Wu: 'Ordained for the love of everybody'
Friday, 15 June 2012 00:00
Even before he was ordained to the priesthood, Carmelite Father Joseph Wu's work had created an impact at St. Raphael Church in Los Angeles.
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Friday, 15 June 2012 00:00
Parishioners across Southern California are praying and preparing for a July 22 Mass dedicated to immigrants and their families that will be celebrated at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
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Religious freedom is an issue every year, but rarely has it become so highlighted as in this election year. But it is not, says Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput, an issue that those speaking up in defense of religious freedom — including the U.S. Catholic Bishops — actively sought out.
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The Lee Marts VFW Post and Auxiliary of Delta hosted a pumpkin painting for residents of Willow Tree on Monday. The activity took place in the Sun Room and provided a dozen or more people the chance for an interesting addition to daily routines. Shown above participating in the event are Nancy Johnson, right, and Cindy Bokelman.
The Delta Public Library, Delta Friends of the Library, VFW Post 3571 and its Ladies Auxiliary are partnering for an annual support the troops campaign. They request donations from Delta area citizens for care package items and monetary donations for purchasing calling cards to be sent to service personnel stationed overseas to allow them to call loved ones at home during the coming holiday season.
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If Vikings go to Super Bowl, Gore and Smith go to Pro Bowl
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From doghouse to team leader
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3D Live Music
Carlos (Villenave d'Ornon, France) is producing 3D Music videos shot in various French locations. With over 400 bands and more than 1200 3D stereoscopic videos online, 3D Live Music is the largest copyright-free 3D video collection in the world!
Several extremely good bands are featured, even if you never heard about them: Urban Voodoo Machine, Manu Chao, Crane Angels, Lazy Guns Brisky (pictured here under)... The last "Best Of Live Music" video is visible here under (in 3D, of course...).
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Best of Video - June 2012
This video features the following bands : Jason Lytle & The Young Rapture Choir, Francois & The Atlas Mountains, Botibol, Siskiyou, El Brindador.
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Shooting gear are inline with Carlos' shoestring budget : Fuji W1, Fuji W3, and JVC GS-TD1 cameras are used, highlighting the excellent value for money ration of 3D Live Music.
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Robert Pattinson is spotted leaving his trailer on the set of Cosmopolis in Toronto on Tuesday (June 21). Rico suave!
Don't miss the Cosmopolis page for more pics of Rob on the set of this upcoming film.
Could we see Rob playing Jeff Buckley in an upcoming biopic? There's actually two films in the works about the singer/songwriter (Penn Badgley is starring in one), and Robert's being considered for a role in the other. The as-yet-titled project's producers Michelle Sy and Orian Williams told E!:
"Rob has expressed interest in the project and we did meet with him. There are some actors who make sense, but it's easier to believe when it's more of an unknown. We're exploring all options, everyone from big name actors to newcomers to musicians.
"In real life Jeff was a goofball, his friends told us to look for a young Jim Carey. But we just want to find the right person with the right soul."


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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Goose Island - Matilda 7%
Taste: Mmmmmm delicious! Even when riding a diesel train! What is that taste? Caramel, and dates - the king of dates, in liquefied form! Also, it's packed full of apricots... the juice of dried apricots and Egyptian dates.
Appearance: Excellent cap with goose motif. But where is the big honking goose you'd expect on the label?
Would you buy 2? I would guzzle two down - I'd lift my head up and pour it down, like a thirsty goose.
Would you buy 4? I would if I could afford it.
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Maybe the supervised visitations shouldn't take place in the home of the parent who needs the supervision? If its not safe for the kids to be in the house alone, why is it safe for the person doing the supervision? My parenting plan only allowed my ex to see my kids in supervised visitation it a "mutually agreed upon, neutral location" and that was at the suggestion of the Judge involved!!
This is a terrible tragedy, but the blame lies squarely on the shoulders of Josh. That caseworker/supervisor is lucky to be alive, but is probably devastated and feeling horribly guilty. No one expects a parent to kill their children, and there was no way she could have known what was going to happen. I for one will keep her, and the Cox family in my prayers.
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- adj. (of points on a surface, or in a medium) having equal densities
- n. A line on a chart connecting points of equal density
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Having equal density, as different regions of a medium; passing through points at which the density is equal.
- n. A line or surface passing through those points in a medium, at which the density is the same.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Relating to or indicating equality of density: as, an isopycnic line.
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Review of Harmful to Minors
[Copyright 2002 Carol Tavris. First printed in the London Times Literary Supplement (TLS), June 21, 2002. Posted here with explicit permission from Carol Tavris. Direct reposting requests to firstname.lastname@example.com]
Book Review
Harmful to Minors: The perils of protecting children from sex
By Judith Levine
Introduction by Dr. Joycelyn M. Elders
296 pp. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press
Reviewed by Carol Tavris
In the early 1990s, when "recovered-memory therapy" and the daycare sex-abuse scandals were at their peak in America and were already being exported to the U.K., I wrote an article critically examining this latest epidemic of sexual hysteria. I received sacks of mud from angry readers, but also a few gems. One was a letter from Jessica Mitford, who told me a story about her daughter, Dink:
"In about 1948, when she was 7, we lived near the Municipal Rose Garden," she wrote. "Dink and the other little girls used to meet and play there. The children reported that they'd often seen a man who would be lurking in the bushes and came out exposing himself to them. Our neighbors reacted predictably; the men were going to catch him, castrate him and Lord knows what. Useless to point out that chaps who do that are unfortunate specimens but they very seldom go on to rape or other violent behaviour. In the course of this episode I found out that the police term for these deviants is 'lily-waver', which I thought rather appealing.
"A mother of one of the other kids came round to complain that Dink had been seen talking to the fellow. All the other children had been ordered not to talk to him, and had obeyed. So I called Dink in and asked, 'Did you speak to the lily-waver?' 'Yes', she answered stoutly. 'He said, "Little girl, have you ever seen one of these before?" And I answered, "Yes, of course, loads of times."'
"Upon which," Mitford concluded, "I imagine the lily must have wilted."
Alas, poor America, you can't tell this story here nowadays and expect many smiles. People will assure you solemnly that Dink was sexually abused, even if she doesn't know it, and the traumatic effects on her young psyche of being exposed to the lily-waver will last forever. If you demur, you will be accused of defending child molesters, perhaps of being one yourself.
Harmful to Minors is a sane, provocative, well-researched effort to make readers think critically about what acts are, exactly, "harmful to minors"; what we should, and should not, be trying to protect our children from; and how we can separate legitimate worries from irrational panics, real dangers from false alarms. For example, Levine argues, many acts can be morally and legally wrong, such as exhibitionism and fondling, without inevitably being harmful or traumatic, as Dink's story shows. As surveys from Kinsey to the present have documented, many men have been solicited, as a boy or teenager, by an older male—a priest, Boy Scout leader, teacher, fellow camper. They describe these experiences variously as annoying, shocking, disgusting, amusing, or exciting, but rarely as traumatizing for life. Parents can protect their children as Jessica Mitford protected Dink: by being candid about sexuality, by explaining, and by not overreacting. On the other hand, as anyone knows who has suffered a broken heart when a love affair ends, other experiences may be emotionally devastating without being morally or legally wrong. We can't protect children from heartbreak.
Levine understands that it is natural for parents to worry about their children's sexuality in these hypersexualized times. Sex today seems to entail so many risks, so many dangers around every corner, so many versions and perversions available live and in colour on the Internet. Parental concern is thus constantly smoldering, erupting into flame with every horrific news account of a child victimized by an adult.
It is crucial, Levine agrees, to try to protect minors from sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancy, coerced sexual experiences, predatory adults, and the individuals who commit monstrous crimes against children. But in America, she argues, most efforts to solve these very real problems are misguided, doomed to failure because they are based on ideology and panic rather than evidence of effectiveness. Simultaneously, public fears about paedophilia and pornography are being exploited and inflamed until they are way out of proportion to reality.
Harmful to Minors shows that what passes for the protection of children in America is part of the larger agenda of the ultra-conservative Christian right to get sex education out of the schools (they did), ban abortion again (they are nearly there), block efforts to promote gay rights (they have been successful in many states), deny and suppress children's normal sex play and curiosity, censor any materials that oppose these goals, and impose punitive restrictions on the public's rights and freedoms. The only things these zealots have not been able to eradicate are sex, pregnancy, abortion, and homosexuality, all of which occur with as great a frequency among conservatives, fundamentalist Christians, and Catholics as among the godless heathen of New York and Hollywood.
It is difficult for many Europeans to appreciate the tenacity and fever that fundamentalist Christians bring to their cause in the US, especially now that they have one of their own in the White House. Not content to impose their minority views on the rest of America, they play international hardball. In early May, the Bush administration, in spite of opposition from its closest allies, sought to remove all references to "reproductive health services" from a document being drafted for a United Nations Special Session on Children and instead include language promoting sexual abstinence for teenagers. The United States also objected to the document's references to the legal rights of children, because conservatives in Congress think this undermines "parental authority." So much for efforts to protect children in ways that might really do so.
Levine exposes the hypocrisy and futility of efforts to protect children by lying to them, denying them information, or scaring them. For example, what Levine calls "no-sex education," the preaching of abstinence, is now the dominant lesson in American schools: telling children and teenagers that if they have sex before marriage they will lose their health, fertility, friends, reputations, self-esteem, morals, and possibly their lives. (Abstinence appeals to liberal parents, too, Levine observes, who feel a pang of loss when they realize their teenagers have become sexually active.) But abstinence education is a dismal failure; at most, teenagers exposed to these programs delay intercourse by about seven months, while engaging in plenty of other sex acts that can transmit disease.
Similarly, Levine reviews the massive research literature on efforts to censor pornography and sexual information. She quite agrees that there are plenty of ugly, hateful sexual images in the media, as well as banal, crass, and commercial ones, but there is no convincing evidence that they warp children's minds or turn them into deviants or rapists. (Most sex offenders, including child molesters, come from sexually repressive households and have actually seen less pornography than other adults.)
As for the Internet, efforts to suppress or censor its vast content are as hopeless as taming the unruly ocean, although this has not stopped many politicians from trying. Yes, there is junk, stupidity, and risk on the Internet, as there is in that most dangerous medium—the book. But the Internet is also awash with helpful sex information, which schools and many parents are currently denying young people (Levine recommends some good sites). The great majority of young people themselves, when it occurs to anyone to ask them, know full well that there are bad things and bad people online. But on balance, they say, there are far more good things, and the bad ones are manageable.
In two particularly compelling chapters, Levine shows what happens when the uniquely American streak of Puritanism meets the uniquely American devotion to psychotherapy: the normal sexual curiosity of children and the normal sexual awakening of teenagers are transformed into acts of deviance and pathology–acts in need of adult protection. Thus, children caught in perfectly typical sex play with other children have been arrested and treated as child molesters; children caught masturbating are sent to therapists to determine whether they have been sexually abused; teenage girls caught having a consensual affair with an "older man" of 18 or 21 are treated as victims of statutory rape. As Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues wrote in their 1948 volume Sexual Behavior in the Human Male, "On a specific calculation of our data, it may be stated that at least 85 per cent of the younger male population could be convicted as sex offenders if law enforcement officials were as efficient as most people expect them to be." In America today, law enforcement officials seem determined to increase their efficiency.
In a chapter titled "The Expurgation of Pleasure," Levine argues that public conversations about youthful sexuality are almost entirely dominated by talk of coercion and abuse. "At best," she writes, "youthful sex is a regrettable mistake; at worst it is a pathology, a tragedy, or a crime." Some adults speak this way with the best of intentions, hoping to protect adolescents from having sex too soon or from having unpleasant or risky sexual experiences. But the consequence, intentional or inadvertent, is also to "protect" young people from pleasure, and from information that will enhance not only their safety but their satisfaction. Levine dares to say that teenagers might have sex because they enjoy it, a thought as alarming to many parents as parental sex is to many adolescents.
But what of the real dangers? One of Levine's most interesting chapters is devoted to a close examination of the "modern monster," the paedophile. It is regrettable that she does not draw on the seminal research of Philip Jenkins, whose books Intimate Enemies: Moral panics in contemporary Great Britain (1992) and Moral Panic: Changing concepts of the child molester in modern America (1998), brilliantly debunk the media myth of this new bogeyman, who is supposedly lurking on the Internet and on every corner to seduce the innocent. But Levine does a good job of showing how the image of this "insatiable and incurable" creature differs from the actual behavior of most child molesters and from the statistics of the frequency and nature of this offense.
For example, paedophiles are rarely violent or use force against a child. Their sexual acts with children tend to consist of "child-like" behaviors–kissing, touching, masturbation, or exhibitionism–rather than genital acts. In one study, more than 80 per cent of the paedophiles interviewed were uninterested in genital sex with children. (Children are far more traumatized by repeated parental incest than by a single experience with an unrelated adult.) Paedophilia is not incurable; most molesters, when arrested, are embarrassed and ashamed and do not reoffend, especially if they receive good treatment. The recidivism rates of child sex offenders who undergo treatment (about 11 percent in the US) are among the lowest in the criminal population. (Heterosexual rapists are the most intransigent.)
Finally, most of the men who are arrested for having child pornography haven't actually done anything but look at pictures, and most of the men arrested for statutory rape aren't interested in children at all, but in teenagers. For example, of the alleged epidemic of seductions of children through the Internet, Levine reports, in the US only 23 minors "were enticed to malls and hotel rooms by their adult suitors between 1994 and 1996, none of these 'children' was under thirteen, and most were at least a couple of years older than that." Again, none of this information is meant to excuse or minimize serious child abuse; it is meant to put it in perspective.
Appearing as it has in the midst of the sex-abuse scandal in the Catholic Church, Harmful to Minors could not have been published at a better time for the relevance of its argument, or at a worse time for people's ability to hear its calming message. Reactions to the book in the United States illustrate the hysteria and sheer brainlessness that often occur when people are asked to consider children's sexuality–just the point that Levine makes. Indeed, the same constituencies that have inflamed and perpetuated America's ongoing sex panic in the first place are those leading the attack against Levine's book now: right-wing groups such as The American Family Foundation and Concerned Women of America (whose idea of protecting children is to get works of "secular humanism" such as The Wizard of Oz banned from schools) and a now familiar amalgam of psychiatrists and psychotherapists who believe that all forms of child sexual experience inevitably cause lifelong harm. One former researcher for the American Family Foundation compared Harmful to Minors with Mein Kampf, while admitting she hadn't read either.
The battle was enjoined. Levine has received volumes of hate mail, and a few death threats. She has been accused of being a child molester. A talk-show interviewer asked her, "At what age would you start touching your niece and nephew to initiate them into sex?" The University of Minnesota Press, which published the book, has been the target of attack by Republican state legislators.
If anything is harmful to minors, it is surely mindless reactions like these. And so, in the second part of the book, "Sense and Sexuality," Levine turns reflective and personal. "How can we be both realistic and idealistic about sex?", she asks. "… how can we be protective but not intrusive, instructive but not preachy, serious but not grim, playful but not frivolous?" Readers may disagree with her suggestions, but they will also be spurred to think about children's sexuality without trivializing risks and also without exaggerating them. And, more important, without endorsing worthless programs or granting unlimited powers to the authorities—solutions that cause more harm to children, to adults, and to society than the ills they seek to redress.


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By Mayo Clinic staffOrthostatic hypotension — also called postural hypotension — is a form of low blood pressure that happens when you stand up from sitting or lying down. Orthostatic hypotension can make you feel dizzy or lightheaded, and maybe even faint.
Orthostatic hypotension is often mild, lasting a few seconds to a few minutes after standing. However, long-lasting orthostatic hypotension can be a sign of more-serious problems, so talk to your doctor if you frequently feel lightheaded when standing up. It's even more urgent to see a doctor if you lose consciousness, even momentarily.
Mild orthostatic hypotension often doesn't need treatment. Many people occasionally feel dizzy or lightheaded after standing, and it's usually not cause for concern. The treatment for more-severe cases of orthostatic hypotension depends on the cause.
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Happy Hour: Brewing a Revolution
For Edmonton beer lovers, 2013 has been a very good year – and they have two Calgary companies to thank for that
by Alberta Venture Staff
In April, Beer Revolution, a concept from Calgary that features 24 draught-beer taps on a daily rotation, opened its first Edmonton location.
Craft Beer Market, another Calgary-based establishment (which offers more than 100 taps but doesn't rotate them), will be opening soon. And in early June, the city hosted the first annual Edmonton Craft Beer Festival – eight years after the Calgary version was
kicked off in 2005.
Are there now enough Edmonton drinkers willing to pony up the $9 for an Imperial stout over more traditional choices to keep the movement afloat? Jason Foster, who writes about beer for Edmonton's Vue Weekly, says there are. "We're starting to see a significant shift towards a place that can anchor itself around taking beer seriously," he says. "The big fear two or three years ago was that if you put in 60, 70, 80 taps, you wouldn't move enough beer. I don't think that's the case anymore. I think this can work."
Why have craft beers and brewpubs that thrived in Calgary only now arrived in Edmonton? Foster says the answer is partially about demographics: compared to blue-collar Edmonton, Calgary has a more urban scene and a largely white- collar workforce. It's a more natural fit for the craft brew movement sweeping cities in Canada. "But it's also that there was a bit more of a conservative culture in the pub scene in Edmonton," he says. "And so, I think, both of these places just saw an opening. They opened in Calgary and it worked, and then they looked up at Edmonton and went, 'It's an underserved market. Why not?' "
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That -- in the middle public street you have no expectation of privacy.
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Because -- -- the government would never use that information in some ways it wasn't intended to government never does things like that.
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Name change for Esperance RTO
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Esperance Regional Tourism Association has changed its name to reflect a single Esperance focus
and will now been known as Tourism Esperance.
Tourism Esperance chairperson Milton Valli said that neighbouring regions such as Norseman and Ravensthorpe have their own tourism organisations that focus on their shires.
"With the SuperTown status, foreshore redevelopment and national landscapes all being important projects for Esperance, we feel that it is time to change the focus from regional to local," he said.
Mr Valli said that with projects unique to Esperance such as the Tanker Jetty replacement and the Landbank proposal, it is not only important for locals but also tourism to get involved in ensuring the best outcome for the town


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"Josh!" I yelled from the bathroom.
"Babe whats wrong?" He asked with his thick British accent.
I was holding a Positive pregnancy test in my hands barely holding back tears, I couldn't look Josh In the eyes.
"Well what did it say" He asked taking the pregnancy test out of my hands.
"I'm pregnant and i'm only 18… I'm screwed." I said starting to cry.
"Babe whatever happens we are in this together, I'm not leaving." Josh said. "Alright but i'm really tired so i'm gonna take a nap" I said wiping the tears away. For the last week and a half, I have had morning sickness, I missed my period, So i was only thing i could think of. It's not like me and josh haven't had unprotected sex before, but i didn't think i'd get pregnant from it if he pulled out. I got into me and josh's bed and easily fell asleep. I must have not felt josh get in bed cause when i woke it was the next day. My stomach was turning and with that i ran to the bathroom, I leaned over the toilet and Vomited my guts out, Josh must have heard cause he came in and pulled my hair back. Once i was done, I sat on the bathtub as he handed me my toothbrush, I brushed my teeth then went to the kitchen for food, i noticed i had a doctors appointment made for today at 9am it was 8 already i quickly ate toast and wore http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=52489183, Josh worehttp://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=52489357 We Got into the Car, I was driving It wasn't a long car ride, "Your nervous josh i can tell, Your Palms are sweaty. Babe Calm down." I said as he relaxed a little. "Your right I'm sorry boo." He said. We arrived there around 8:55, I parked and walked into the doctors, Checked in. "Riley" They called. Me and Josh Walked Hand in Hand, The Doctor will be right in. Josh was More relaxed but i had tensed up. He started giving me a shoulder massage to calm me down. "Boo please relax, I don't want you stressing." Josh said. We heard a knock on the door, "Come in!" I said. "Well Hello there Riley, I haven't seen you since you were 16, and this must be Josh, The Boy your mother must always talk about, How Come you never come home every now and then?" The Doctor asked, The doctor winded up marrying my mom so i didn't see him at ALL. Doctor or not. "You married my mom, Making you my step-dad. You also never approved of my boyfriends which by the way now that i'm 18 i can say this mom banned me, I CAN DATE WHOEVER THE FUCK I WANT TO YOU CAN'T CONTROL EVERYTHING, And You were the only doctor i could have seen that was closet to where me and josh live. Be sure to tell her this Yes i'm living with my boyfriend of a year Josh Devine, Yes We are having Sex, Yes i could be pregnant and Yes I love him, Now if you don't mind i would like to know if there is a baby growing in me." I said. Josh Just looked at me with the worlds biggest eyes, "Babe i'll explain everything later" I said calmly. "Yes Riley you are indeed pregnant, But there is something else i would like to talk to you about, ALONE." My stepfather said. "Babe can you step outside pleasssssssse" I said. "Boo if you need anything i'm at the door" Josh Kissed me with passion and walked out the door. "Your Mom misses you. She misses having her 18 year old daughter around, She knows your having sex, But just come by more often i know you don't like me, But Don't avoid her." He said. "Look i don't want to be near you, You Married my mom, Then tried to be my dad, Now that i'm happy you want that to go away? No. I'm not coming over there except for holidays and when her grandchild is born that's when you will start to see more of me, and josh, Like it or not i'm with him." I said walking out of the door. I got back into the car and started sobbing. "Boo Please don't over your douche step dad. He is just trying to ruin our happiness." Josh said, and with that we started driving home.


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Four-bedroom house plan approved (From Basingstoke Gazette)
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Four-bedroom house plan approved
7:00pm Sunday 13th October 2013 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
PLANS to build a four-bedroom detached home in Southington have been met with approval by Overton Parish Council.
Councillors considered the planning application at their meeting on September 11 and, although they expressed concern about the new access on to the highway, they agreed not to object.
The applicant has asked Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council to build the home following the removal of a tennis court. Vehicular access would be on land to the east of Turrill House, in Southington.
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