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—"Fascinating! Brilliant! … perhaps the most consistently fascinating, frequently brilliant evening of drama produced so far this season.… " Wall Street Journal.
—"Hurricane of horror." Boston Globe.
—"At last something new." New York Review of Books.
—"Brilliant." Harold Pinter.
—"His plays don't develop, they explode." Variety.
—"I was especially impressed by America Hurrah. It is possible that Motel is the best one-act play I've ever seen." Norman Mailer.
My high school theatre class put this on in junior year and I was a sort of assistant director. It's a pretty fantastic play and I still remember quite a bit of the scenes. A theme that sort of prevailed throughout the play was feeling of sheer helplessness, invisibility, and how inescapable it all is. A lack of control, I think, which culminates in the loss of individuality or death. This season of Mad Men is really hitting hard on those points, especially as we see Don lose interest in a job he used to drown himself in, but really it seems to be affecting each and every character. And despite all these life changing events happening to the characters no one seems invested in other people's problems. I really can't wait to see how it all comes together at the end of the season.


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A defense lawyer says an Egyptian appeals court has reduced long prison sentences for 14 Islamist women for protesting, instead giving them 1-year suspended sentences.
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Syrian government aircraft on Saturday pounded a rebel-held city in the country's northeast, killing at least 12 people including five children, activists said.
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- December 4, 2013 at 12:28 am
Men's Basketball: Game and Chance at "The Goat" Slip Away Early
In a sign of how the game would go for the Carleton College men's basketball team, the Knights came up empty on their first four possessions and ultimately suffered a 65-37 defeat to rival St. Olaf College.
- December 3, 2013 at 11:12 pm
Women's Basketball: Final Flurry Not Quite Enough as Knights Fall at St. Olaf
Skylar Tsutsui led three Knights in double figures, but her bid for a game-tying shot at the buzzer missed the mark as the Carleton College women's basketball team dropped a 73-70 decision at rival St. Olaf College.
- December 2, 2013 at 9:13 pm
Men's Basketball: Taylor Hanson Picks Up First Career Player-of-the-Week Award
The Carleton College men's basketball team came up just short in its three tough nonconference games last week, but senior Taylor Hanson starred with a trio of outstanding performances. The Knights' forward was one rebound shy of a double-double in all three games, and averaged 19.7 points, 10.7 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game.
- November 30, 2013 at 9:30 pm
Men's Basketball: Knights Can't Hold Lead Versus No. 16 Whitworth
Tianen Chen scored a career-best and game-high 26 points with nine rebounds and Taylor Hanson (Sr./Saint Paul, Minn./Minnehaha Academy) posted his second double-double of the season with 15 points and 12 boards but the Carleton College men's basketball team lost to No. 16 Whitworth University, 70-61
- November 30, 2013 at 8:37 pm
Women's Basketball: Knights Can't Keep Pace With Catholic
Skylar Tsutsui poured in a career-best 29 points, but it wasn't enough as the Carleton College women's basketball team lost for the first time this season, falling 105-84 to Catholic University at the Colorado College Thanksgiving Classic.
- November 29, 2013 at 10:10 pm
Men's Basketball: Knights Fall at Colorado College in Overtime
Senior Taylor Hanson had a career-high 23 points to go along with nine rebounds, five assists, two steals, and a block, but his stat-stuffing line was not enough as the Carleton College men's basketball team dropped a 71-66 overtime decision at Colorado College.
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'A Decade after The Decade of the Brain' series
In 1990, Congress designated the 1990s the "Decade of the Brain." President George H. W. Bush proclaimed, "A new era of discovery is dawning in brain research." During the ensuing decade, scientists greatly advanced our understanding of the brain.
The editors of Cerebrum asked the directors of seven brain-related institutes at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to identify the biggest advances, greatest disappointments, and missed opportunities of brain research in the past decade—the decade after the "Decade of the Brain." We also asked them what looks most promising for the coming decade, the 2010s. Our experts focused on research that might change how doctors diagnose and treat human brain disorders.
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Thursday, Feb. 18: Nora D. Volkow, M.D., National Institute on Drug Abuse
Friday, Feb. 19: Thomas R. Insel, M.D., National Institute of Mental Health
Monday, Feb. 22: Story Landis, Ph.D., National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Tuesday, Feb. 23: Kenneth R. Warren, Ph.D., National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Wednesday, Feb. 24: Paul A. Sieving, M.D., Ph.D., National Eye Institute
Thursday, Feb. 25: James F. Battey Jr., M.D., Ph.D., National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
Friday, Feb. 26: Richard J. Hodes, M.D., National Institute on Aging
During the next 25 years, the number of Americans living to age 65 is expected to double to about 72 million. Many people thrive as they age, but others experience cognitive decline wrought by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Today, as many as 5.1 million Americans may have Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia. Unless we can cure or prevent it, Alzheimer's prevalence may triple by 2050.
These dire projections lend urgency to research into this devastating disease. In the past decade, researchers and clinicians working across diverse disciplines have made important discoveries about the molecular changes that take place in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease, identified genetic risk factors, and pointed to lifestyle and environmental factors—such as diet and exercise—that may contribute to the onset and progression of the disorder.
Along with these advances, however, came a humbling appreciation of the complexity of Alzheimer's. More than a century since Alois Alzheimer first described abnormal deposits of beta-amyloid and tau proteins in the brain of a woman with dementia, researchers are still asking if these hallmark plaques and tangles are the causes or the results of the disease process. While it is difficult to predict when we will have the answers, we may gain great insight from large-scale, collaborative studies.
Researchers in government, academia and private industry are joining forces to discover the genetic and environmental risk factors involved in Alzheimer's. One such success story is the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI), a partnership launched in 2004 and primarily supported by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), joined by other NIH institutes and private partners. ADNI scientists are developing imaging and biomarker profiles of the changes that signal the onset of Alzheimer's, sometimes long before symptoms appear.
These new biomarker tools—from brain scans to blood and cerebrospinal fluid tests—will enable us to detect and follow the progression of Alzheimer's during clinical trials. And the scientists' efforts are beginning to show results. In spring 2009, ADNI reported that certain cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers may help us both predict who is at risk of developing the disease and learn how the disease responds to various therapies. These data, involving hundreds of volunteers, are available to qualified researchers worldwide, thus further driving the collaborative nature of the research and strengthening our chances of finding answers quickly. Ultimately, we hope that these technologies will prove useful in everyday clinical practice so that we can implement therapies or preventative measures as soon as possible.
We anticipate that a similar collaborative approach will tell us more about Alzheimer's risk factor genes. Researchers have shown that three genes cause the rare, early-onset form of Alzheimer's that occurs in some families. However, only one of the other 30,000 genes in our DNA is linked to increased risk for the more widespread, late-onset form that commonly occurs after age 65. Scientists are eager to identify additional risk factor genes.
Genome-wide association studies, which use methods that can rapidly test up to a million sites in one person's genes, will help scientists find those elusive genetic variations. Since 2007, several international research groups conducting association studies have identified variants of the SORL1, CLU, PICALM and CR1 genes that may play a role in the risk of late-onset Alzheimer's.
To build the large bank of DNA samples needed for future association studies, the NIA supports the Alzheimer's Disease Genetics Consortium, which collects and analyzes biological samples from tens of thousands of people with and without the disease. The consortium freely shares its data and analyses with others in the research community to help spur advances in our understanding of the genetic mechanisms at work and to help scientists identify new pathways to prevention or treatment.
The past decade is also marked by advances in translational research—applying knowledge gained in the laboratory as quickly as possible to new tests or therapies in a clinical setting. The NIA currently supports 60 grants aimed at identifying and developing effective therapies for the treatment of Alzheimer's. The work is varied, from finding new compounds that will modify beta-amyloid production or clear it from the brain to reformulating existing drugs and naturally occurring compounds used to treat other diseases. These studies allow the NIA to capture new and creative therapeutic approaches and to "seed" promising drug discovery and preclinical development programs.
The success of these and many other efforts relies on another vital partner in Alzheimer's research: the many volunteer research participants, including patients in clinical trials. Both our recent progress and our growing confidence for future advances rely heavily on this generosity of spirit. Collaboration is key to translating discoveries into safe and effective therapies that will benefit us all. For information about volunteering, visit https://www.researchmatch.org.


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Professor of Neurobiology and of Psychology; Member, Kavli Institute of Neuroscience at Yale University
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Neurobiology: Kavli Institute for Neuroscience | Arnsten Lab
NIMH Research Training Program in Childhood-onset Neuropsychiatric Disorders
Stress & Addiction Clinical Research Program
Dr. Arnsten was raised in Maplewood, N.J. where she attended Columbia High School. She received her B.A. in Neuroscience from Brown University in 1976, and her Ph.D. in Neuroscience from UCSD in 1981. She did post-doctoral research with Dr. Susan Iversen at Cambridge University, and with Dr. Patricia Goldman-Rakic at Yale. Dr. Arnsten's research has led to the development of guanfacine (IntunivTM) for the treatment of ADHD and related prefrontal cortical disorders.Education
- Ph.D., University of California, San Diego , 1981
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- Arnsten AFT, Paspalas CD, Gamo NJ, Yang Y, Wang M. Dynamic Network Connectivity: A new form of neuroplasticity. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 4: 365-75, 2010.
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Amy F. T. Arnsten, Ph.D., is one of those lucky souls who discover at a fairly young age what their life's work will...
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Amnesty International proudly presents a line-up of top comedians all standing up for freedom of expression at the 2013 Secret Policeman's Ball NZ. Brace yourself for a night of top hilarity featuring some of the best NZ has to offer including Jesse Griffin, Simon McKinney, TJ McDonald, Chris Brain, Raybon Kan and more.
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Better sleep equals a better relationship? Really? I am constantly trying to improve myself and my marriage. So when I discovered a book about waking up early, and the positive impact it would have on my life, I was all over it. The book comes with a challenge to wake up very early for 30 consecutive days. My goal was to get out of my bed by 5 am each day, weekends included. It wasn't easy, but it was worth it. Personally and relationally. I learned quite a few things through it all. First, I found out in order for me to wake up early, I had to get in bed earlier than I had been. When I did that I got great sleep. When I didn't, my sleep was okay at best. I read a recent article on Your Tango about catching sleep and having better relationships. I can vouch as I experienced it during my 30-day challenge when getting better sleep. Our relationship began to have a different vibe based on how well I slept. Click through for 7 ways better sleep equals a better relationship! -By Jackie Bledsoe, Jr.
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Two major developments in the battle over that fiscal cliff house Republicans of meeting and about three hours from now to plan there.
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On a team with massive superstars and the most contracts of 20 million or more per year, it is easy to get swept away with the big names like Miguel Cabrera, Max Scherzer Prince Fielder or Justin Verlander. Yes, all of those names listed are absolutely huge to the Detroit Tigers, but there is a stealthy side to the Tigers; a secret group of players that may not be the first name in a fans mind, but without them the team would not be able to find the success they have this season.
Think of these players as the agent, entourage or groupies to the stars. They may not get the same attention, they may not get the same money, but the work that they do allows the stars to be as effective as they are. You could have the nicest vehicle known to man, but if it doesn't have the gritty parts inside it, it isn't going to run.
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Note in the first example; they're talking about small business owners who are actually so successful that their profits put them in the top tax rates. These AREN'T marginally just barely surviving businesses that are somehow on the verge of collapse.......they're actually quite successful businesses that are doing quite well making a good profit. Marginal businesses simply aren't facing these tax increases because they aren't making anywhere near enough money to be effected by them |
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I don't know about the medical device layoffs.
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There is something else one has to consider: a. Which of the natural gas companies could these workers be relocated to, and how close are these companies from the workers' homes and families? b. Are coal workers trained to switch from their line of work to another? c. With the high rate of unemployment, will existing natural gas workers quit their jobs so that the coal workers can be hired to work with natural gas?
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The Natural Gas industry is booming. I don't know if Utah has seen any growth but its neighbors, Wyoming and Montana sure have as well as North Dakota. I'm sure that training isn't a huge issue, it's generally something supplied through State Employment agencies. In regards to the job situation, I'm not sure what your point is. Should bush not have encouraged more gas exploration so as to ensure that coal jobs would be secure? Change is a given in life as is progress. Natural gas is definitely progress in comparison to coal.
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And yes, we should encourage for the extraction of natural gas and oil production, but coal is one of the natural resources we still depend on. With the high rate of unemployment, losing more jobs is not going to help the rest of us. That's my point.
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We have many new, cleaner technologies to create energy, and there is always the possibility to invent more. Coal isn't a finite resource anyways, so we might as will kill two birds with one stone; cut down on the pollution and move towards more sustainable and cleaner energy sources for the future. |
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Tell me of one clean source of energy being used at the moment, and then we can continue this dialog. Also, what are you going to do with thousands of coal miners and their families in the US? Are you going to fire all of them and then provide unemployment compensation, food, shelter, healthcare for each one of them, and also electricity from hot air? By the way, I have no idea of where you live at. But if you have air pollution in whichever town or city you live at, is this pollution being caused by the burning of coal? The brown sky in NY, and CA is also the result of coal-burning power plants? When you drive your car around town, are the pollutants coming out of the tailpipe the result of your car's engine burning coal? Some of the products, other than electrical production, made from coal. COAL/TAR PRODUCTS: Insecticides, fungicides, moth balls, paint thinner, batteries, wood preservative, disinfectant, varnish, insulation roof shingles. COKE PRODUCTS: fuel, gas, carbon dioxide, soda water, acetylene, synthetic rubber, charcoal briquettes, artificial silk. OTHER PRODUCTS: carbolic acid, fire proofing materials, food preservatives, billiard balls, medicines, perfumes, ammonia, baking powder, rubber cement fertilizer, paint pigments, sulfur, TNT, linoleum, sugar substitute
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http://blog.heritage.org/2012/10/18/...ergy-failures/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/merrillm...the-sales-are/ Compassion or not is not the point I am trying to make. The point I am trying to make is as follows: US jobs loss at this time, regardless of the type of industry or workforce (coal, oil, mining, lumber, etc.), is detrimental to our economy. Should it be OK for coal workers to lose their jobs, while not so for workers from other industries?
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http://www.ucsusa.org/clean_energy/coalvswind/c01.html Then as the right was corrected above (20%), the right responded with "it's more like a 10%" as indicated here: http://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/i..._united_states The right is still off by 2% after the corrections, but the left somewhere above is off by 8% until he can find a website that provides the factual data. However, since several websites show different percentages, it's very difficult for both the right and the left to come up with "good" math.
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The idea I had:
I'm planning to write a hip-hop track with lyrics to introduce the concept of the MEP, so what's it about and how it has been done, etc. etc.. I'm not really a good rapper (I can do lyrics, but I don't have a good rapping voice + I have an accent when I talk in English), but either I'll try my best to make it sound good, but most likely I'll let somebody else "ghost-rap" it for me.
The idea of the hip-hop track is to make a beat that incorporates samples of all songs that are going to participate. I thought it's a pretty cool idea to have a song that has "previews" of the song it - even though it's not immediatly recognizable, it's nice to have that because of the small introductions of each song.
I'll probably be done a month later with my track - mostly because I have to have your songs first, but also, because I'm on vacations for three weeks in September. So yeah... just so you know!
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CommentsIt's funny how the "progressive thinkers" embrace Darwin. His theories on evolving through natural selection and the most fit surviving to enhance the gene pool of humanity. Yet on closer inspection Darwin himself was almost the exact opposite of natural selection and he wasn't a perfect example of the human gene pool being enhance, at least from the details of his personal life and his choices.His own family and Darwin himself married into the same family of Wedgewood for generations and Charles himself would hardly be called a perfect example of health and happiness as he was plagued by many illnesses. Illnesses which in all likelihood came from too many generations of in breeding. So the high spokesman for evolution and natural selection lived in a world almost the opposite of that world he claimed to have seen and observed around him. Another fine article, Jim. I always enjoy your stuff. Posted by Wayne on 04/26 at 08:40 PM | # Do you think the Federal budget can be balanced? It can't and here is why: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW5IdwltaAc&feature=youtu.be Posted by TaterSalad on 04/25 at 10:58 AM | # Bravo, Bravo, old Buddy. I take solace in these words and stand humbled in the presence of such a cloud of Patriots who's simple desire is the pursuit of LIFE, LIBERTY and the quest for HAPPINESS. Your words of truth should burn in the hearts of Men and Women who seek this end. May God lead us as a Nation to find these truths to be self evident without bloodshed. Millions of us are prepared for either outcome, and will not rest until this Republic is restored to the place our FOREFATHERS intended. So help us God. Godspeed. Posted by ledbythnose on 04/24 at 09:30 PM | # Jim, Fantastic Article--Thanks. So true; "It is well to keep in mind that Progressivism is not progressive at all. It is a retrogressive ideology that guarantees that "we the people" will return to being chattel under the boot-heel of a tyrannical government. That is not hyperbole, but simply the truth of it—and we are not just headed that way; we are there. The question is not whether "we the people" will steadily lose our liberty, but whether we can ever regain it again." Rush Limbaugh too indicated that we are retro and referred to the FDR Era. I pray we shall overcome! Posted by Barbara Jo on 04/24 at 08:46 PM | # BZ sailor What do we say? What to our Founding Fathers do we say knowing we just slept our freedoms away Would those in Gettysburg roll in disgust Knowing the price they paid for us Or the million plus that in uniform died Seeing WE THE PEOPLE just run and hide Or Americans standing in a reservoir frozen and those in the jungles when their number was chosen To volunteers all in Baghdad street fights Or fighting in mountains all day into night What do we say to those whom have borne the brunt The Airmen, sailors, soldiers and grunts What do we say while they're standing far off and alone While those that sent them from a House and a Dome Ignore the OATH that they stand for even through fear And WE THE PEOPLE allow it like we just don't care What do we say to our own daughters and sons Willing to fight, as they say; "To the very last one" to those in GOD's heaven that paid the ultimate price While those in the House and Dome care but for party and their price do we SUPPORT AND DEFEND and fire those in the House and the Dome or do we listen to marketing schemes and just sit at home sitting idly by while those that do get enraged Like an ARMY doctor that we let them put in a cage What do we say to those that divide us by color and creed To feed their never ending need for power and greed Will we stand UNITED for hard fought liberty won Relieving ourselves of those that have un-become PATRIOTS draw a line in this nation full of Hallowed ground In your Patriots heart I pray you again hear the sound Battle Hymn of the REPUBLIC sounding our plight Last chance House and Dome because next, we come to fight Posted by neverlickthehand on 04/24 at 06:01 PM | # The current administration operates more like a crime syndicate than Governance of a Free Republic. Every flavor under the Communist umbrella is well represented under the guise of Democrat controlled WH, Senate, and the minority, for now, in the House. It has come to light there are also Progressives in the Republican Party... The majority of people currently posing as US Gov't. are the antithesis of our Founding Fathers. They are a self serving lot and under the current administration, most of the laws being implemented are not even Constitutional, yet there is no body with the authority to do so, impeding their transformational agenda for America to become a Red State and participate in the New World Order UN Centralized Government. I'm not sure those who wrote and signed the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution ever imagined such impotence in all 3 branches of Government would allow the demise of the most wonderful country God ever saw created, with His blessing, as what is currently being orchestrated and set into motion. As many talking heads and pundits continue to recite the politically correct critique of Obama's policies and actions, saying he doesn't understand this or that....it's time to stop with the nonsense and start playing hardball with these weasels in office; those running for President under the Republican Brand should take off the gloves and take a cue from Congressman Allen West who is not ashamed to call the bunch currently holding the keys to the country exactly what they are and intend for America. Every Communist body in the country is coming out proudly support Barack Hussein Obama and his policies. Russia, Gorby, support Obama. O'Neill, you've given plenty of information in your writing and even more with the links you provided for anyone who doesn't understand why we need to return to Constitutional Law & what's at stake here, and a bit of education on why we've gone so far off the rails as a country. Good stuff, fine Patriot! I'm praying for Divine Intervention! Posted by JohnAdamSon on 04/24 at 05:26 PM | # "...When a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government... You can bet 90% of Americans don't know that is part of the Declaration of Independence. They also wouldn't think that it may refer to Washington, D.C. Americans had better wake up and read the NDAA & NDRP orders. Our Bill of Rights have just been nullified. As for the 'Progressives'..that title is as much a lie as everything else they are doing to us. Lying, amoral, socialist hypocrites. Their mantra is probably, "Lie to the people for their own good". We either get back to our forefather's heritage or we will perish as a free nation. Can anybody(in their right mind) look at the gang in D.C. and say they can be trusted with our freedom & security? Posted by George from Atlanta on 04/24 at 04:13 PM | # "God given Right" is what it boils down to. Why do atheists get involved with government and the ACLU file "selective lawsuits"? The ACLU does not want you to have something they do not have and that is "Faith in God". They do not want anyone to have faith, faith in their government, faith in their lives, and faith in their well beings! Damn.........why do people want to be atheists then? Can someone answer this question? Why? Posted by TaterSalad on 04/24 at 12:20 PM | # Golden Apple; Silver FramePosted by Jim ONeill on Apr 24, 2012 at 05:29 PM
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Does anyone have a recommendation of a good place to find curtain panels that are at least 95" long and won't break the bank? I am willing to pay up to $25 per panel and am looking for something that includes the color brick, burgundy, wine or similar. I prefer a non-flowered print (stripes, circles, etc.) The inculusion of the color gold would be mint. I have checked walmart, kmart, sears, pier 1, bed, bath and beyond, linens and things, Christmas Tree Shop, Ross, Marshalls, Home Goods, Stein Mart and am at a loss. Thank you!!! |
If you have an IKEA near you, they have inexpensive long fabric curtain panels.
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