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September 25, 2013 3:52 pm | Ixys | Product Releases | CommentsIXYS Integrated Circuits Division announced the immediate availability of a new device for its family of high speed communication ICs, the CPC5001 Dual, One-Channel Each Direction Digital Optical Isolator. The CPC5001 is a non-inverting logic-signal isolator with buffered-logic inputs and open-drain outputs.
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May 15, 2013 3:40 pm | Freescale Semiconductor | Product Releases | CommentsFreescale Semiconductor is introducing a new Xtrinsic intelligent sensor hub that serves as an advanced sensor fusion platform. The Xtrinsic FXLC95000CL sensor hub integrates an on-board accelerometer with capability to manage multiple external sensors. The solution provides
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April 20, 2013 1:31 pm | Texas Instruments | Product Releases | CommentsLead-acid battery, battery management, gas gauge integrated circuit, gas gauge IC, capacity measurement, power management, battery packs, impedance track
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April 10, 2013 10:31 am | Fairchild Semiconductor | Product Releases | CommentsFairchild Semiconductor's Power Supply WebDesigner design and simulation tool provides complete designs in under a minute and includes complete continuous conduction mode (CCM), non-isolated active PFC buck and buck LED driver designs. From user-specified design inputs, the
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February 22, 2013 3:14 pm | Ixys | Product Releases | CommentsIXYS Integrated Circuits Division announced the immediate availability of the CPC1907B, +/-6ADC or 6Arms, AC Power SSR. The 1-Form-A CPC1907B is a 60V device with very low 0.06 Ohms of On-Resistance, offered in the new Power SOIC package.
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February 6, 2013 2:26 pm | Holt Integrated Circuits | Product Releases | CommentsHolt Integrated Circuits today announced the introduction of HI-8435, a new 3.3V, 32-channel, discrete-to-digital sensing IC with SPI interface and built-in lightning protection. The sense input thresholds and hysteresis are programmable via the 20MHz SPI bus and all 32 sense output states may be read with a single SPI command.
LISTED UNDER: SensorDiscrete-to-digital sensing IC includes quad low-side drivers and built-in lightning protection
December 7, 2012 4:09 pm | Product Releases | CommentsHolt Integrated Circuits announced the introduction of HI-8425, a new 3.3V octal discrete-to-digital sensing IC with quad low-side drivers and built-in lightning protection. The device is also fully compliant to Airbus ABD0100H. The HI-8425 compliments Holt's HI-8430, which has the same sensing inputs, but features quad high-side drivers.
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Merit: For the Fayetteville Police Department's quick recovery of a stolen trailer that was loaded with valuables - including a car - belonging to a Fayetteville couple who were about to move to Seattle. The 24-foot closed trailer was taken from in front of the couple's home on Tuesday night.
On Thursday, a truck pulling the trailer was involved in collisions with two cars on Raeford Road. The truck driver tried to leave, but another driver called police and followed the truck and trailer to Robeson Street, where it stopped. The police quickly figured out that the trailer was stolen, and the couple will have a happy landing in Seattle before Christmas after all.
Demerit: For North Carolina lawmakers, who have steered this state's efforts at prevention and cessation of smoking to the bottom of the national ash tray. According to a coalition of public health groups, we are now tied for last in the nation in funding programs that help keep our kids from smoking and help smokers kick the habit. That's because the General Assembly budgeted not a single penny for prevention programs this year.
This state will collect $433 million from tobacco taxes and the national tobacco settlement this year and some of the settlement money is supposed to be spent on prevention efforts. Failing to fund those programs will cost us a fortune in health-care expenses and time lost on jobs.
Merit: For a state House of Representatives study committee that wants the federal government to do more to secure our nation's borders and enforce immigration laws. But the panel didn't recommend going where other states have gone, passing new state laws that aggressively target illegal immigrants. That's consistent with recent statements by House Speaker Thom Tillis, who says "the problem is really rooted in federal policy. I just think we need to be very careful with it." He's right. The feds should be enforcing our immigration laws. Our own law enforcers already have a full plate.
Merit: For the Defense Finance and Accounting Service, which has reimbursed the paycheck of a former Fort Bragg captain who was a victim of an identity thief.
Capt. Stephen Redmon's paycheck was diverted by a thief in September. Although the investigation of the fraud isn't complete and no suspects have been caught, the payroll agency issued a new payment to cover Redmon's loss. Nice to see that even a giant bureaucracy can have a heart.
Merit: For the anonymous Greensboro donor whose son's wedding fell through at the last minute. The father of the groom had reserved a hotel ballroom and dinner for 90 people. Instead of trying to get his money back, he donated the whole shindig to the Salvation Army. And so last Saturday, 84 residents of the Salvation Army's Greensboro shelter for the homeless and six shelter staffers had a dinner to remember at the hotel.
And it didn't stop there. The donor's church collected toiletries and supplies for the shelter residents, and distributed pillows for the residents and teddy bears for the children.
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
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As the countdown was about to commence...Kevin Pereira of G4TV's Attack of the Show was making chit chat with Nintendo's Executive Vice President Cammie Dunaway and GameStop's Tony Bartel about the Nintendo DSi. Some photos I took from the party at my flickr page - more will be added: http://www.flickr.com/photos/grooveraider
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Over All: Wario land delivers what it promises and more although having a slow start once you dig into the game you're hooked. Any Wario land lover will really dig this game and is even acceptable to new comers. The games motion controls are done brilliantly and don't interfere with the games old school feel what so ever. The story is very much driven on humor so its not that deep as famous with the series. The Art direction in simple stunning. Over all one of my top 20 personal favorite Wii games. 9.3/10
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This is the place to get great burgers and occasionally a beer. Every time I have gone my burgers have been great! The location is tucked away in a rundown shopping center, I drove past it 3 times before I actually found it. As far as the decor inside, its nothing great!! The decor is bland, bright lights in the dining area, fake flowers, cheap tablecloths, no pictures, no uniforms, and radio is always playing.
As far as the food goes, I don't care if I'm eating on a cheap tablecloth with fake flowers surrounding me, I'll eat there again and again. Now if I was going out for the night to grab some drinks with a few friends, I would go somewhere else.
Definitely the burgers are awesome! I ordered two, one for there, one to take home (the yank, the hot shit) and both were awesome and juicy. I like mine pretty rare, and it was cooked wonderfully. However, another member of our party ordered a medium rare and it came out lookin fresh outta the grinder. They took it back graciously though and fixed him a new burger. I was impressed by the beer selection, though I admittably don't know much about that...It was loud and busy and the waitstaff was only okay, but it's a burger and bar joint - i expect that sort of environment. The hostess was a little flighty, and the to-go burger was plainly forgotten about - but they got it straight to me. I would def go back, and rank it as the best burger place I've tried yet in the area, though the service could use a slightly happier personality.
Unique flavors of wings and they are delicious! My fav is the rasberry sauced wings. The staff is really down to earth and friendly. I'd avoid dining at lunch. I have heard the service lacks at that time of day. Great low key spot for evening!
I've been to Sesame about a ka-billion times. While I don't eat a lot of beef, I can vouch for the salivation reflex that kicks in among my friends when I mention this place's very name over their burgers. I love their turkey burger and the bean patty. I love the sweet potato fries. The staff is remarkably friendly, welcoming, and stable (low turnover is a very good sign for a restaurant). The bottle beer selection is terrific, and while they only have three drafts they rotate quality beers... no Bud handles here! Parking is plentiful and it serves as a fine gateway to the Park Circle string of tasty restaurants down East Montague.
I just wish they'd bring back live music.
Had dinner there Friday night with friends....the place was packed! Such a refreshing change from Amuse, which looked like a ghost town all the time.
Service was good, our waitress was attentive, and made some great recommendations. Our burgers were HUGE and delicious.
This will be a regular stop if we need our meat fix!
Had lunch there this past Saturday. I had a bleu cheese burger and it was very good!! Home made chips were pretty awesome too and the service was excellent!! And the decor is very nice.
We left the high priced confines of Mt P one night and headed to Park Circle for a much needed change of scenery.
First stop: some grub at Sesame. What a great place! Friendly staff, unpretentious decor, great beer selection, and best of all....awesome food at uninflated prices. I had the "Down South" burger, and it was fantastic! One word of caution: here, you can order your burgers any cooking temp. you want. I ordered mine medium-rare, and had to scoop out the very very center, as I think I did hear a faint 'moo' from it. This didnt deter me from gobbling up the rest, and wont stop me from returning....next time I'll just say "Medium"!
Highly recommend visiting this little 'burger joint' that is truly a gem!


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American University Washington College of Law (WCL) is located in Washington, DC and was founded by Ellen Spencer Mussey and Emma Gillett in 1896. WCL offers the International Legal Studies Program which was established in 1982 in response to a growing demand for lawyers trained in international law. The LLM program in International Legal Studies is ranked among the top ten international law LLM programs in the United States and is currently the only program in the United States to offer a dual LLM/MBA degree. The program incorporates a rich array of international law courses and seminars, experiential learning, and special events which allow our students to interact and network with esteemed faculty, international attorneys, diplomats, business leaders, and policy makers. (for more information please visit www.wcl.american.edu/ilsp)
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All my BR's (originals) are like this and they don't seem to play.
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A state funded survey has revealed that a third of Irish parents believe they should have the right to smack their children.
The study, Parenting Styles and Discipline: Parent's and Chidren's Perspectives, was funded by the Minister for Children's office.
It found that 25% of respondents hit their children in the previous year and fathers were more inclined to support the legal smacking of children.
However 42% of parents believe that smacking should be outlawed, but a majority of respondents are unsure if a complete ban should be introduced.
Respondents believe that a ban should be age sensitive with kids aged below five years and over 10 years exempt from being physically punished.
Over 60% of respondents believed that smacking was not necessary to rear a well behaved child but 59.5% said that parents should have the right to smack a child if they so wished.
Director of Services for the ISPCC, Caroline O'Sullivan, said she knew why parents did not support a full smacking ban.
"I feel that when parents are asked a direct question, like should it be banned completely, their automatic response would be no because they may have been slapped themselves as children and there is the emotional link with their own parents, who weren't abusive towards them," she said.
"I think this report is really positive. Parents have been incredibly honest when asked about how they discipline their children and are open to looking at other options besides physical punishment."
The Government promised to ban corporal punishment in 2005 but have failed to commit to their promise.
Children respondents believe that smacking stopped bad or dangerous behaviour but had no long term positive effects.
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Slapping on the face is something I wouldn't do, but a little smack on the bottom is fine, as long as you don't do it all the time.
Pauline - had your dad dealt with my brothers and I as children, or had you I don't think you would have such a rosey and non-pragmatic view of disciplining your child, as opposed to actual abuse. A smack on the bottom is not abusive.
I have hit my kid ONCE in her 10 years, on her bum when she was 2 and that was that, she behaves, we talk and all is well, but some parents NEED to smack their kids. "Spare the rod and spoil the child" --- Proverbs 13-24
The Irish school system was more cruel with it's canes than any smack on the rump I got at home as a toddler. That was more a shove in the right direction with "C'mon now. Stop it" than the stinging hands and split ear that were daily possibilities in those desks. The eldest of eight I saw first-hand how my parents ushered us with paternal care. And at eight years old in school saw boys my age ten and eleven thrashed with the somatology of a pit bull. Nor did yours truly escape the stick.
I think smacking children is disgusting. My father never raised his hand to us once in his lifetime and there were six of us. As a result of my fathers example I have never raised my hand to my 5 children. Hitting children is abusive, there is no other name for it. I remember the old Spare the rod and spoil the child routine. I think the adult in the relationship should be able to figure it out, be creative and not give in to the easy quick solution. Children are people too and should have strong rights to protect them from bullies.
Boy oh Boy; as a 1943 kimmage Dub. I was agreeing with the majority of the sincere input comments... And then I came to the FREE ADVERTISING posted by XIYANGYANG..... (which has been appearing for all of this year....) YET, WHEN I TRY TO POST A STORY ABOUT ABUSE TO ME AT DAINGEAN IN 1960....I.C. WILL NOT POST IT.... Just who is managing what is posted here?? Non believers..call me 951-264-7103 And... what Laura Wilson posted... is so on the mark! It's just so true!! If they don't learn at home, They Will learn in prison; AND THEN ALL OF US TAXPAYORS WILL PAY! Just where is 'Liberal Ass' Niall O'Dowd on this one?? Go ahead... Do it,,,,, ask Him!
Our generation was spanked and in comparrision to the new & up and comming kids who get a time out what a big differance, Kids today are so Un rulie & parents let them run a muck!! next stop prison Hmm, ???
Children want dicipline from their parents even if they don't know it. A swat on the behind every once in a while when they are growing and learning lets the child know he is loved and his parent's care what he does or does not do. Today's children do not respect their parents or their elders in far too many cases.
It's possible to be a goody two shoes and still be hit with a belt and extension cord just because people are in a bad mood, or a minor violation of their 'rules' has taken place. I think it's people like this who the ban would be aimed at, people who otherwise think of themselves as law-abiding, God-fearing citizens. Violence causes harm to anyone who uses it, as well as to anyone who suffers it.
Yeah, the picture is stupid. A little slap does no harm. The description of "a little slap" as corporal punishment is sensationalist as well.
I love how that picture makes it look so ominous. My parents hit me, and I hit my kids. There is nothing wrong with corporal punishment.
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The Scrum by the Sea tournament is a kickoff event for many southern California-area women's colleges, so many teams are still working through the offseason rust. When Cal State University Northridge entered the tournament, they focused on initiating the 20 new rookies who augmented the squad of 12 returning players, and wanted to keep the weekend fun. But under the guidance of tournament MVP Gillian Chance, CSUN did more than just have fun – they won the whole she-bang, ending with a 19-7 victory over Humboldt. And that's why Chance is RugbyMag.com's Rhino Rugby Women's Player of the Week.
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I can't even mentally process what's going on there. It's meant to be Lon Chaney in drag, right?
I like we don't even need to copy and paste the articles anymore. The pictures alone are pure LIZ GOLD.
Being childless won't drive me mad, but Mumsnet might: Why is it only women with no offspring who are fair game?
I always seem to leave the cinema after watching the latest romcom more depressed than when I went in. But I had thought Friends With Kids, from the team who gave us Bridesmaids, would be different.
The first 15 minutes are glorious. Two young friends go for dinner at the apartment of a married couple (Maya Rudolph and Chris ODowd). There is noise and mess, shouting and recrimination. The father is hiding in the bathroom while the mum, overweight and overwrought, is screaming at him to do stuff.
The harassed parents have no self-awareness, no concept of how rude they are being: they have forgotten to buy their friend a birthday present, let alone wipe the table free of sticky stuff, while the mum falls asleep sitting up.
But then, of course, it becomes a morality tale designed to keep flibbertigibbets in their place.
Birthday boy cannot see his platonic friend also the mother of his child as sexy, and dates instead a skinny, beautiful girl, played by Megan Fox. She doesnt want children, because she works long hours and is portrayed variously in a face pack, and screaming during sex.
More...Being a 'helicopter mother' could land you with depression: Parents whose lives revolve around their children damage their health
In a restaurant, she turns up her perfect retroussé nose at the noise from kids at the next table, and the scales are lifted from our heros eyes. He confides he now finds her ugly. A relationship with a beautiful woman who doesnt want children can only be fleeting.
Women without children are always fair game. When I wrote earlier in the week that neither I nor Marie Helvin have had children, therefore this might be a factor in our looking more or less acceptable in a bikini, all hell broke loose. I received quite a few emails along the lines of: You havent had children because no man would want to f*** you, you shrivelled up, self-obsessed bitch.
There was even an item on Womans Hour on Wednesday morning, examining new research in Denmark that says women who are unsuccessful undergoing fertility treatment are more likely to go mad in later life, and to suffer from alcoholism.
The Womans Hour website sums up the problem thus: Given the financial, as well as the human cost of picking up the pieces, is it time for us to prioritise the availability of fertility treatment?
YES! Lets ignore the fact that it is the child-free woman who has to do all the WORK, and probably has no PENSION or TAX CREDITS or FRIENDS, because all our contemporaries hate our flat tummies. It cant be those things that tipped us over the edge, it must be our lack of mummyhood. I swear this Womans Hour story is true, and not something from a French And Saunders sketch.
And how about the way Marie Colvin, a hugely successful, brave, hardworking war reporter, is portrayed in the latest issue of Vanity Fair? Colvin is necessarily tragic, not because she was murdered doing her job, but because she wasnt a mum. What she was of course, because what else is there to do if youre not baking cupcakes? was a heavy drinker. Did we have to know that? Dont all journalists drink, especially the male ones?
But now, it seems the latest generation of baby-producing couples are made up of two women, not one.
Facebooks chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, said recently that women who want careers should find supportive husbands who will share the domestic workload, and not lean back from promotion out of fear they wont be able to cope. And, ta da!, the new generation of mums, weaned by (part-time) career women to expect to rule the world without doing very much at all, have now bullied their husbands into taking up their rights of paternity leave.
I am being plagued by such a person at the moment, a man who is impacting on my life, finances and sanity, all because he is on paternity leave.
Why, if someone elses personal lifestyle choice impacts on me, am I not expected to moan about it?
And if, as a single, child-free woman, you do moan about it, you are the devil incarnate.
As more men step up to the nappy, expect even less to get done. Britain will soon be populated by the types on Mumsnet, who feel the whole world revolves around them, like a brightly-coloured mobile.
I, meanwhile, will be left to endure the constant stream of abusive emails.
As Ive already got 17 cats, perhaps I should go the whole hog and add a pointy hat to my byline picture.
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Has Moopy missed Liz Jones working at Pound Land?
Go around, we're recreating a faux pas'
You'll just have to click it I'm afraid because I'm on my phone.
Go around, we're recreating a faux pas'
This was my favourite line:
My name badge says 'Everything's £1', a simple concept, but you'd be surprised how hard it is to get used to, especially for someone like me who can't love anything that costs less than £5 unless it's a loaf of artisan bread
omgies shampoo are totes cool when i was 17 back in 94 i totally wanted to be them even tho i was boy. but now i'm a girl so it all worked out alright really!
she obviously thinks it's all like a quirky fish-out-of-water comedy, but it's just PLAIN OFFENSIVE
I want her to have her own An Idiot Abroad type show, I love her too much.
Oh my GOD that second shot is absolutely amazing
'Sue, did the President call?' ... 'No' Last.fm
I scrolled down really fast and thought it was Jade Ewen. And no, I'm not sure how either.
Private Eye pointed out that earlier this month she was bitching about Madonna stripping off at the age of 54, and then she goes and does it herself. At exactly the same age
Is it possible to go through a mid life crisis in your mid 50s?
kyoko, it's me
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I thought that was when most people DID.Originally Posted by Jark
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Where will it END?
Designer vagina next
Go around, we're recreating a faux pas'
Has she not had a Vajazzle yet? That seems like an obvious thing for her to have jumped on. Get to it Liz.
She is amazing
I love how her column every week starts out "my secret famous boyfriend is angry with me for relaying his texts in this column..." before going on to do the exact same thing all over again.
kyoko, it's me
This is from a few days ago and an absolute treat to read:
Just 24 years old, and having made her name with a band most Britons have never heard of, Tulisa Contostavlos has suddenly positioned herself as the face of Saturday night TV.
Installed by Simon Cowell as a judge on ITVs X Factor, she is now a role model for millions of young girls who slavishly follow the show many of whom are still at primary school but who watch the programme with their families every week.
Now, Tulisa has capitalised on this sudden rise in her profile by writing an autobiography about her troubled upbringing in North London. And it is enough to make any sane parents hair stand on end.
When I read it this week, the first thing that struck me was the price: £20. Do the girls who are the target audience for this book really have that kind of money?
Then there was the photograph on the cover: she is depicted as having the unformed face of a toddler. This is deliberate, of course: no tattoo, no nose stud, no joint hanging from that innocent rosebud mouth (in the book, she talks of regularly smoking cannabis). Just over-large blue eyes, like a doll.
The image is seductive, certainly. And dangerous. Just like her story. So why is it such a bad thing to print, at her grand old age, the autobiography of a pop star?
Arent we supposed to feel sorry for a young woman who, as she reveals so graphically, was brought up by a mother with mental health problems, was bullied at school, drugged and date raped at 16, was a member of a gang, but overcame it all to find success, despite having no qualifications at all?
Unfortunately, the impressionable young women who will lap up the book, Honest, will not see it for the improbable, chance-in-a-million story it is. Nor will they be able to read between the lines and see into the future (viz, that success rarely lasts, that money does not always bring happiness).
The book is dangerous because young women will believe the exact same thing could happen to them that one day they could be presenting The X Factor, too. Because most young women from Tulisas background indeed, from any background do not get to have books ghosted for them.
In her memoir, she writes about almost losing her virginity aged 12, saved only by the fact that she was so drunk she vomited on her assailant. It finally happens when she is 14, and with an older boy named Jono, who is her drug dealer, no less at a bed and breakfast in North London.
The face of Saturday night TV: Tulisa stars as one of the judges on ITV's hit reality show The X Factor
He didnt ask if I was ready to take that step or if I was OK with what was happening, he just went ahead and undressed me and we had sex. Afterwards, I felt slightly numb, knowing I had just lost my virginity. Was that it? (For good measure, she adds that at the time she was on and off with another boy as well.)
There is no self-awareness or responsibility in that account: no mention of birth control, no fear that she might be pregnant, or infected with an STD.
I looked hard and nowhere in the book is the word condom used. This is because her account has no thought for the girl who might read it and think, OK, this is normal to let this happen. There are no consequences, only stardom.
Tulisa writes, too, about self-harming, from the age of 14 until she was 17, and the high it gave her: When I first cut my arm with the scissors, there was a part of me that enjoyed it . . . the sharp pain felt kind of good . . . I started slashing madly at my wrists, causing the blood to pour rather than seep.
She says herself the idea to harm herself only came when she met another young girl whose wrists were bandaged. Tulisa says she also suffered from a compulsion called dermatillomania (skin picking) which meant she would use tweezers, clippers and her own fingernails to cause catastrophe on my face, leaving gaping, weeping holes that must have looked horrendous.
But rather than also write that such self-harm never works, that you can ruin your skin for ever more (surely the only deterrent young girls care about, and another reason her airbrushed cover is so duplicitous), she finishes: I was lucky, my skin always healed quickly without too much scarring.
For all her persona of being a tomboy, and in control, Tulisas relationship with men is stuck in the Victorian era: she put up with violence, but could never for one second exist without a man, even after she has suffered grievously at a mans hand.
The most horrifying section of the book is the description of the date rape. She describes how, when she was 16, she went to a rave with a group of local boys. They were all mates. One boy slipped a drug into her drink.
I was dizzy, could hardly stand up . . . I remember waking up, in the back of a cab. I blacked out again. When I came round, I was in a bedroom, my so-called friend was on top of me, having sex with me. I couldnt even move, let alone get up or speak.
Next morning, she woke up in this louts bedroom, and his mum was standing over her, with a cup of tea. She says she was embarrassed and ashamed. She never spoke about it, or told the police. Id like to see someone try that with me now! she concludes.
Yet she continued to date wildly unsuitable, domineering men, who metaphorically rape her in other ways, such as the release of the infamous sex tape by an ex-boyfriend called Justin Edwards a DJ, of course in March of this year.
At first Tulisa thinks such a tape impossible, and then, she remembers: I recalled having a terrible hangover after a drunken night with Justin. I remembered him . . . filming me [performing a sex act] because he thought it was funny, and me yelling at him to stop.
But still she plays the victim, unable to see a pattern. She was drunk aged 12; four years later, at that rave, she was drinking again, which indirectly led to her being date raped. If she does not learn from her behaviour, then how will her readers?
On stage in The X Factor, she is all about control: the strong, raised salute with her right arm which reveals the tattoo that reads: The female boss.
But she has never once stopped dating men who leach from her, or been part of a drive to stop young women from binge-drinking. Indeed, her book is a wildly retro, pre-feminist portrayal of what it is to be a woman now.
Its interesting, too, to see how soon after becoming famous she abandoned the tomboy outfits for the retro, man-pleasing Hollywood-style glamour she invests in now, all Veronica Lake blonde quiff and pillarbox red mouth. Shes turned herself into a walking Barbie doll, her past seemingly erased.
I had wondered why Simon Cowell chose this girl to be a judge on his talent show, given her paucity of a track record in the public eye a few hit singles, a couple of tours; her music never made it in the U.S. but now I can see exactly why.
She is like a worm on the end of a fishing line, a mirror held up to all those other girls out there who believe they are, or are going to be, stars just because they have a tan and fake eyelashes.
There is a big difference between a cautionary tale and the one Tulisas book presents, which will encourage her fans to believe that no matter how much you drink, or play truant, you will be ferried around in a limo wearing an expensive dress before lounging by a pool.
The problem is that too many young women, including Tulisa, have developed a sense of entitlement, however limited their talent or willingness to work hard, let alone get out of bed early.
Take what Tulisa says in her book about when her band, N-Dubz, started to make it: We had fought so long for success. The woman was barely 18! This new brand of pop is so much worse than the Spice Girls, who at least had solidarity, wore sugary pink and laughed, whereas in this book Tulisa sees other young women as rivals to be fought.
Eileen is going to be furious at all this.The amount of girl-gang violence is graphic and vile: so many times Tulisa is beaten up or attacked with broken bottles, but her solution is never to stay at home and practise her so-called music, but to become ever tougher, to fight back.
She recalls one night when her gang of girls as the only white member she was known as Whitey fought with a rival crowd. One of her allies, one of the hardest bitches Ive ever met, removed one of her Timberland boots and starts hitting a girl in the face with it.
When the girl was crying and bleeding on the floor, the girl from our gang started screaming at her: You f****g b*****d! Look! Youve got blood all over my new boots.
When they were not fighting, they were stealing, both from men they mixed with and from women in the richer areas of London, like Hampstead or Swiss Cottage. Tulisa recalls how they would snatch handbags while she would be the lookout, or the one who hid the bag once it had been stolen. She admits to feeling guilt afterwards, but explains her actions away by saying: I felt safe with these girls . . . I didnt want to give that up, even though it meant committing crime.
Who do I blame for all this? I dont blame Tulisas parents her musician father left home when she was nine. The only commendable part of the book is how it explores what it is like to be the child of someone with mental illness.
OK, so do I blame singers such as Rihanna and Tulisa for the effect they have on their young fans, making them believe they have to be pretty, and sexualised, and aggressive and confident and mouthy?
No, I dont. I blame the record industry for not caring about neither their artists nor their fans. They care only about money.
Id have got these record labels and radio stations to have helped foot the bill for the damage done during last years riots.
But there is one line in the book that really made me laugh: I find it easy to get on with people on the whole. I met Tulisa, once. I was with the X Factor contestants she was mentoring in the make-up room backstage during the semi-final of last years series.
About two hours before the live show, Tulisa turned up in a tracksuit, an entourage of young men in her wake. She came in the room, blanked me, said Hi! to her protegees, and then promptly disappeared into her dressing room. She even watched the dress rehearsal via the flatscreen TV in her room (I wonder that she could see it past all the flowers), and only communicated with her singers via email.
Why wasnt she telling them what this book fails to do: You know it could all be over in minutes, this fame stuff.
Are you sitting A-levels? What I need most as a singer is not lash extensions, but a degree in accountancy. Trust no one, least of all a man . . and, above all, dont drink and take drugs: they will destroy you.
Perhaps if she had done that, Id have a little more respect for her.
For every argument Liz makes that begins to approach what you might consider a reasonable point-of-view, she says five or six things that are just so horrendously offensive.
x 1000
One thing's for sure, THIOPIA isn't impressed.
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No likey.
Love that Zoiey has no unnecessary letters in her name.
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Please say she's in it for the long haul I want to see someone get lumbered with her.
She tells me she is 23, although I tell everyone Im 21, a model for magazines such as Nuts and Zoo, and that her name is Zoe. I write it down. No! she shouts, peering at my notebook. It is spelt Z-O-I-E-Y!
Go around, we're recreating a faux pas'
Thiopia is AMAZING. I didn't watch it this week, did she get picked?
kyoko, it's me
Did anyone read her article last weekend about going to Haiti*? Quite tame by Liz's usual standards, but there were some amazing shots of her SLUTTING IT UP in an off-the-shoulder hoodie next to poor Haitian blanket weavers and also a desperate search through a shanty town to find a photogenic enough child to pose with her
*(we found the magazine discarded on a train, HONEST)
Perhaps her greatest work to date:
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Packers News: Saine, Smith done for season, RB White claimed
The Packers dominated the Houston Texans in every facet of the game Sunday night, but the injuries continued to pile up.
Running back Brandon Saine and linebacker D.J. Smith both suffered knee injuries in the Packers' 42-20 victory. Both players have been placed on injured reserve, and thus, ending their seasons after just six games.
The injury bug has bitten the Packers' inside linebackers yet again. After losing starter Desmond Bishop in their first preseason game, the Packers have now lost yet another key piece in the middle of their defense. Smith filled Bishop's shoes in the starting lineup, and now the Packers will likely turn to Brad Jones to fill the starting position.
Jones and Jamari Lattimore both started as outside linebackers before moving inside this offseason. The Packers also drafted Terrell Manning out of North Carolina State, who has yet to make an impact on defense this season. Robert Francois rounds out the Packers' depth at inside linebacker, after starting two games in 2011.
It's too early to tell if the Packers will turn to the free agent market and add another linebacker, but the top available players at the position include E.J. Henderson, Gary Guyton and Gary Brackett. But seeing as the Packers still have five inside linebackers on the roster, they'll likely roll with who they have for the time being.


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The University of Richmond has named seven professors as 2012 Distinguished Educators. The award recognizes excellence in teaching at the university. Those honored were: Bertram D. Ashe, associate professor of English and American studies; Henry L. Chambers Jr., professor of law; Dean Croushore, professor of economics; Jennifer Erkulwater, associate professor of political science; Lidia Radi, associate professor of Italian and French and director of the Italian Studies Program; Patricia B. Strait, associate professor of human resource management; and Thad M. Williamson, associate professor of leadership studies. *** Willie Green-Ferguson, an employee at Hermitage Enterprises, has been recognized for her excellence in service by the Virginia Association of Community Rehabilitation Programs. Green-Ferguson, who lives in Eastern Henrico, has worked at Hermitage Enterprises for over 15 years. The program is operated by the Henrico County Department of Mental Health and Developmental Services. The Virginia Association of Community Rehabilitation Programs is made up of over 30 organizations across the Commonwealth who provide employment services to individuals with disabilities. *** Navy Seaman Patrick B. Ledlum recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill. During the eight-week program, Ledlum completed a variety of training which included classroom study and practical instruction on naval customs, first aid, firefighting, water safety and survival, shipboard and aircraft safety and physical fitness. The capstone event of boot camp is "Battle Stations," an exercise that gives recruits the skills and confidence they need to succeed in the fleet. "Battle Stations" is designed to galvanize the basic warrior attributes of sacrifice, dedication, teamwork and endurance in each recruit through the practical application of basic Navy skills and the core values of Honor, Courage and Commitment. Its distinctly ''Navy'' flavor was designed to take into account what it means to be a Sailor. Ledlum is a 2005 graduate of Varina High School. *** Douglas Edwards, of Richmond, recently was named to the dean's list for the summer 2012 semester at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Ga. To be eligible for the dean's list, students must earn a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. *** The following students have enrolled at the Georgia Institute of Technology for the fall semester: Charlotte Hawkins, of Richmond; and Tae Lee and Brendan McGarry, of Glen Allen. Hawkins and Lee are majoring in biomedical engineering. McGarry is majoring in computer science. *** Bloomberg Businessweek has named Joe Hoyle, professor of accounting at University of Richmond's Robins School of Business, one of America's favorite undergraduate business professors for the second time. The magazine selected 10 professors most often mentioned as favorites by students in a recent survey. Hoyle also has been named "One of the 100 Most Influential Members of the Accounting Profession in the United States" by Accounting Today and the 2007 Virginia Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and Council for the Advancement and Support of Education. Famed for his Socratic teaching style, Hoyle has received the Distinguished Educator Award at Richmond numerous times. To read the Businessweek article, visit http://tinyurl.com/98r4awb |
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The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
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Henricus Historical Park has a new, messy guest. Eleanor, a rare five-month-old Tamworth pig, was donated this month to the Chesterfield park by the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau as part of an effort to enhance the living history museum's partnership with the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom. Eleanor and her livestock pig and goat neighbors at the park will be a special attraction for the schoolchildren and others who visit the Henricus Historical Park. Eventually, she will triple from her current 150-pound weight and grow to about two feet tall. > Read more.
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Holiday events are in full swing this weekend in eastern Henrico! The Henrico Theatre will show the holiday classic "Elf" and the Concert Ballet of Virginia will perform a shortened version of "The Nutcracker" at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center. On Sunday the North Airport Drive Civic Association's annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place at Fire Station #3. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Summer's finally arrived, we've been less promised more ordered to have street parties this year. The shops and high street windows are festooned with bunting. The high street shops that is, that are still open. So UKUncut decided to have a little street party of their own. Where better to do so than outside Nick Clegg's house? So they pitched up with picnics, bunting and blankets. They knocked on neighbours doors to explain what they were doing and why. The neighbours we're perfectly friendly and understandable: some found it hilarious. Then they sat down and engaged in a "Great British Street Party" in protest at the cuts Clegg has been implementing.
Because UK Uncut is about "bringing to the doorstep" the face of the cuts. When Clegg is sat in Parliament jeering at an opposition bench alongside Cameron, he doesn't ever have to really consider the day to day life of the disabled kids and vulnerable adults lives he's cutting. If someone asks him a "difficult question" on Marr he can pull a face that is designed to look like "human empathy" but is in fact closer to "drawn out constipation" then blame either Labour or the Greeks, whichever we're riffing on this week.
Then, as the Uncutters were doling out potato salad, Westminster's Ayn Rand tribute act logged onto Twitter. Rather than seeing it as an amusing protest on a summers day, and a five minute diversion should Miriam decide to pop to the Co-op for some pasta, she started mashing the keyboard. Ah! A situation! An opportunity for a vox-pop! What shall my position be? She stopped short of calling them DAMN REDS AND COMMIEZ but did call on her followers to donate to the Lib Dems to redress this heinous wrong. At this point, Tim Montgomerie pointed out telling people to donate to your political opponents might not be the wisest move.
Twitter was alive with people squawking "Oh no, what if his children see!" See what? A street party? Well christ alive they'll be fucking terrified next weekend. The entire country will be off limits. Or that a lot of people are very, very displeased with their father? Well, that's a fact of life. And when you're trying to teach children why we don't lie, perhaps the consequences of your lies being on your doorstep isn't a bad lesson. There was talk of banning peaceful protest from outside politician' houses. We already have to apply for a permit to protest outside outside the seat of democracy, and if the expenses scandal taught us anything, it's that our MPs have a glut of houses. Ironic really, considering young people like me will never be able to afford one.
But, his children didn't see the peaceful protest. Because they weren't there. Possibly because they were at one of his two other houses, or the grace and favour mansion he shares with William Hague. My siblings on the other hand, have to see the effects of his austerity programme every day. What happens when you cut benefits. Just like I had to the last time the Tories got in. Luckily privilege affords you the luxury of avoiding being confronted with the every day face of your actions. Do we really think that holding a street party is an "extreme reaction" to slashing benefits to thousands of individuals and families across the country? People struggling to even survive? We know how inequality works: this isn't a short term measure, the effects of poverty will send ripples through generations to come. I think I know where my sympathies lie.


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Poll: What sucked the most in the Campus Plan agreement?
Posted by: Vanya Mehta in Leisure, Vox Populi, tags: Campus Plan, Career Center, Charles Cawley, Contests, Let's try this again, Polls, What SucksEarlier this week we ran a pretty lame but kind of funny contest asking you all what you would rename the Career Center. After receiving some minimal responses (come on guys, let's see some creativity), we've decided to scrap the vote and, by default, give the award to Carly for "The 'Here's my CV, So Cawley Maybe.'" I mean, really, the other submissions didn't stand a chance.
So let's try something different. With the Georgetown community all abuzz on the Campus Plan shenanigans from this week, we'd like to present a poll. Sure, there were some significant gains for students in the recently proposed conditions. From the list we put together yesterday, what do you think sucked the most?


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