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I got both acceptance letters, still haven´t found in the forum many opinions about the AA.
Both programs do travel abroad to a specific site and usually have real clients. (Ghana, Taiwan, Brazil). Wich I find very interesting.
What would you choose? Both have prestige and amazing teachers.
I guess the other question would be ...
Id say AA. There is a reason European designers are hired by us firms and cities to do a lot of their actual design work. They are simply more experienced in creating and fine tuning livable, walkable places. London, Barcelona, Paris,Lyon, any city in the Netherlands...Europe in general.
AA really?
I am Greek and I know many people that have studied at the AA!
I think that Columbia is a lot better...!
AA is all about morphogenesis and bioshit
Definetely GSAPP
AA H+U has nothing to do with morphogenesis and bioshit - little gem in the AA
@spackle is correct - AA as knowledge of European models - also they do lots of things in Asia [recently Thailand / Singapore] + brazil
I'm sorry I didn't see the H+U thing. I just overall judged AA
Just to add, I would even say that most of the AA has nothing to do with morphogenesis and bioshit. Aside from the DRL and EmTech, I'd say the school is actually quite far from such topics
The only program I am familiar with is the DRL, so that is why I judged it like that (maybe a little bit severe). I mean all the people I know have been through this program so I assumed that is the uni general point of view
IIleyan, if you're from the US, try AA and if you're from EU, try GSAPP but if you're outside those, it depends really on what you really want. Try making a comparative table of both programs, your preference of the cities and then decide. I think it's better to always go beyond the box you are in right now. It's like cross-pollination; : )
Which did you choose? I am in the same situation! Im from America and this is such a hard decision!!!
for sure
I assume you already got american experience why don't you try British?
It is a known school, kinda european GSD. and its London man!
but you'll have to stand British accent for 3 years tho lol
You choose AA? The price is pretty much the same after the conversion rate so that hasnt been a factor! I want to do work in Africa after I graduate graduate school. What are your thoughts? What did you like about AA? or dislike about Columbia?
Which one did you choose? I have the same problem this year, AA MSSED vs GSAPP MSAUD. Any advise?
I was in the same boat as you and recently graduated from the AA H+U program. I cannot stress enough how disappointed I was with the program. I would go as far as to say I absolutly hated it from an academic standpoint!
This is what I would say to anyone considering the H+U program. If you want to live in Europe and get some culture (assuming you are from America), go with the AA. If you want to get a great education and plan to work in the U.S. afterwards, I would go with GSAPP. One of the biggest issues I had with the AA was the lack of concern and attention from the tutors, with perhaps the exception of one.The program was extremely unorganized and as you can imagine from a renowned university, many tutors were there just to have the school's name on their own CV. It was very frustrating especially during thesis when some of them didn't even show up or offer constructive feedback. The politics of the school are also very sophomoric. I personally found that the tutors did not support original ideas and favored students who aligned with the tutors personal agendas. I found this very surprising as many talented students were not given recognition or the appropriate assistance in helping them strengthen their individual interests and abilities. Okay, enough ranting. I would be happy to further discuss details on the program with you. Of course I am just one of many opinions of the program but I know many of my colleagues who share the same frustrations I can put you in contact with. A few of us in the program have shared these concerns with the tutors of the H+U and Brett himself, so maybe they will improve for next year but they have quite a few kinks to work out...
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Dell's first Chromebook will be used primarily in the classroom, and will cost $300.
Dell has officially announced its first Chromebook, the Chromebook 11.
Dell has mentioned that the machine will primarily be used in the classroom, and that it has been designed to facilitate next-generation learning solutions. As such, Dell is throwing in Wyse PocketCloud synchronization with the Chromebook 11, which is a cloud-based sharing solution. In addition to Dell's PocketCloud, the Chromebook 11 will come with Google's 100 GB Drive storage for two years.
Coming over to the hardware details, the Chromebook 11 features a 11.6-inch screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768, Intel's fourth generation Celeron 2955U processor, 4 GB of RAM and 16 GB SSD, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, a 720p webcam at the front and a battery that is claimed to provide ten hours of battery life. There is one USB 3.0 port, one USB 2.0 port and an HDMI out.
The Chromebook 11 will cost $300 and will be available in January 2014. Dell has also mentioned that a variant of the same with 2 GB RAM will be launched sometime in the first quarter of 2014 for under $300.
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The LONG but Necessary StoryOkay so I dye my hair often because my natural is an ash brownish blondish thing I usually can't identify is so hard to get back.I have been wanting to go back to natural since I dyed it dark years ago. Every time it fades it fades red. So I always end up dying it because the bottom part looks terrible. I also made a huge mistake and went to a school of beauty and let some young and scared student...read more make a disaster of my hair. The top was light the bottom was at least two shades darker. Even when I go "pro" or at home dye it always seem to get my hair darker than what I want ALWAYS. So I am close to my natural with a little lighter ring around my hair (slightly lighter but about an inch or two from the top) which I have chosen to ignore. The bottom is brassy so I decide to dye it at home and low and behold I look like Daria. Totally dark. So I cry because it has been years since I was even remotely close to my natural. And I just screwed it all up with a "Light Brown" hair dye. So I search the internet for a solution and here it is.. Color OOPS. the Cheesy box almost scared me away I have to admit but after a couple of good reviews I thought okay I'm doing it. Just a insider information know the instructions like the back of your hand. And seriously don't stop rinsing until your shower is cold. The smell is horrible. Like dead fish or something going bad and once you have it on for 20 mn you have to wash with shampoo and rinse for 15-20 mn and again after another shampoo for 5 mn. I finished and when I got out my top 2 inches of my hair was blonde. Like Bleach Blonde. The rest an auburn color. After drying it with my blow dryer and staring at myself wonder what to do. I decided to do it again JUST the lower half. (I showered for over an hour today.)But when I was done the lower half was a little lighter. Keep in mind I dye my hair all the time. With a no brass dye or something. .If fades in a non flattering shade. This stuff actually worked. The top is only blonde to my recollection because of a students mistake that in turn lightened my hair with the OOPS. But it looks like it slowly fades from a strawberry blonde to a slightly darker blonde. It isn't bad. I had to work today and some people actually said they liked it. I told my friends the story and they just laughed because I tried to fix a "oops" with a "oops" But if you have no hair issues like mine I don't see how this stuff couldn't get the job done. I wish it would have been an item I knew about in my experimental hair color high school days. I will probably need to get highlights and lowlights professionally. But I am glad my hair isn't dark anymore. It only takes away darker hair NOT lighter. So if you went light and wanna go back this IS NOT what you want at all. A good idea is to use a deep conditioner right before you leave the shower when you are all done. Your hair will be like straw but it will also be porous so it will soak in the conditioner and won't be that bad. Hope this extremely long review helped someone out there. — 6 years, 4 months agomodinosaur | 47 reviews
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Wesley Chapel, Florida -- Curtis Reeves' legal team has filed an appeal to overturn the judge's ruling to deny him bail.
The 71-year-old is accused of shooting Chad Oulsen to death in a Wesley Chapel movie theater during an argument over texting.
Reeves' attorney maintains his client has been wrongfully denied a pretrial release and is being illegally detained.
A pretrial hearing was held on March 9 to discuss a possible trial date, but no date was set. Defense attorney Dino Michaels wanted six months before another pre-trial hearing, saying Reeves agreed to waive a speedy trial, so they can prepare a better defense.
Judge Pat Siracusa found some middle ground and assigned another pre-trial hearing for July 9. Both the state and the defense agreed to allow the remaining discovery to be released to the public.
Reeves, a retired Tampa Police captain, has been in the Pasco County jail since Jan. 13. Judge Siracusa wants to get a trial date set sometime in the fall.
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text: Treatment By Mayo Clinic Staff Print Treatment of myoclonus is most effective when a reversible underlying cause can be found that can be treated — such as another condition, a medication or a toxin. Most of the time, however, the underlying cause can't be cured or eliminated, so treatment is aimed at easing myoclonus symptoms, especially when they're disabling. There are no drugs specifically designed to treat myoclonus, but doctors have borrowed from other disease treatment arsenals to relieve myoclonic symptoms. More than one drug may be needed to control your symptoms. MedicationsMedications that doctors commonly prescribe for myoclonus include: Tranquilizers. Clonazepam (Klonopin), a tranquilizer, is the most common drug used to combat myoclonus symptoms. Clonazepam may cause side effects such as loss of coordination and drowsiness. Anticonvulsants. Drugs used to control epileptic seizures have also proved helpful in reducing myoclonus symptoms. The most common anticonvulsants used for myoclonus are levetiracetam (Keppra), valproic acid (Depakene) and primidone (Mysoline). Valproic acid may cause side effects such as nausea. Levetiracetam may cause side effects such as fatigue and dizziness. Side effects from primidone may include sedation and nausea. TherapiesOnabotulinumtoxinA (Botox) injections may be helpful in treating various forms of myoclonus, particularly if only a single area is affected. Botulinum toxins block the release of a chemical messenger that triggers muscle contractions. SurgeryIf your myoclonus symptoms are caused by a tumor or lesion in your brain or spinal cord, surgery may be an option. People with myoclonus affecting parts of the face or ear also may benefit from surgery. Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has been tried in some people with myoclonus and other movement disorders. Researchers continue to study DBS for myoclonus. Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic DiagnosisDepartments & specialties Aug. 04, 2017 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter References Caviness JN. Treatment of myoclonus. Neurotherapeutics. 2014;11:188. Mills K, et al. An update and review on the treatment of myoclonus. Current Neurology and Neuroscience Report. 2015;15:512. Ferri FF. Myoclonus. In: Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2016. Philadelphia, Pa.: Mosby Elsevier; 2016. https://www.clinicalkey.com. Accessed Oct. 1, 2015. Myoclonus fact sheet. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/myoclonus/detail_myoclonus.htm?c. Accessed Oct. 1, 2015. Caviness JN. Classification and evaluation of myoclonus. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Oct. 1, 2015. Sutter R, et al. Myoclonus in the critically ill: Diagnosis, management, and clinical impact. Clinical Neurophysiology. In press. Accessed Oct. 1, 2015. Caviness JN. Treatment of myoclonus. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Oct. 1, 2015. Riggs, EA. Allscripts EPSi. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. July 22, 2015. RelatedEEG (electroencephalogram)Electromyography Mayo Clinic in Minnesota has been recognized as the best Neurology & Neurosurgery hospital in the nation for 2017-2018 by U.S. News & World Report. Learn more about this top honor MyoclonusOverviewSymptoms & causesDiagnosis & treatmentRequest an appointmentDiagnosisTreatmentDepartments & specialtiesExpertise & rankingsClinical trialsResearchPreparing for your appointmentMore aboutIn-DepthResources Advertisement Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not-for-profit mission. Advertising & Sponsorship Policy Opportunities Ad Choices Mayo Clinic Store Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic. The Last Diet You'll Ever NeedNEW! Mayo Clinic Guide to Integrative MedicineStop Osteoporosis in its TracksMayo Clinic Health LetterThe Mayo Clinic Diet Book Diagnosis & treatmentRequest an appointmentDiagnosisTreatmentDepartments & specialtiesExpertise & rankingsClinical trialsResearchPreparing for your appointment CON-20155102 Patient Care & Health Information Diseases & Conditions Myoclonus


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I'll be perfectly honest with you — I didn't think a live-action, Hollywood version of "Akira" would actually happen. Think about it — WHY would it actually happen? It's popular in Japan and among anime fans, sure, but who actually knows about it in America? Or most of the world? Not a whole lot. There is no real brand here, at least nothing that would justify the surely 100s of millions they'll have to spend to make this thing (unless they plan on drastically cutting down the sci-fi/tech stuff, I mean).
So yeah, I'm honestly shocked this thing could actually happen, and not just actually happening, but moving forward pretty darn quickly. Deadline is reporting that Steve Kloves' recent rewrite of the script has gotten everyone from director Albert Hughes to the suits at Warner Bros./Legendary all afluttered. So much so that they're already eyeing an August start date. THIS YEAR.
And with the script turned in and everyone onboard, all the studio and Hughes have to do now is, you know, cast the thing. The two big characters in the film are, of course, Tetsuo and Kaneda. Curiously, they are apparently keeping the original Japanese names, despite relocating the film to a futuristic "New Manhattan". My guess is that the title, along with the character names, will be changed by the time production nears. I just don't see the point in keeping them "Japanese" when nothing else about the movie will be Japanese.
As for the shortlist of actors, Robert Pattinson, Andrew Garfield and James McAvoy are up for Tetsuo, while the more vital role of Kaneda is being narrowed down to Garrett Hedlund, Michael Fassbender, Chris Pine, Justin Timberlake and Joaquin Phoenix.
That's quite a list. Quite an eclectic list to boot. Of course, "shortlists" have been known to be wrong before…
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March 2017? I hear you ask. Oh, that Rae, skipping over February entirely and thinking we wouldn't notice. Well, I have news for you! I have in fact written a post about February, but a chunk of it is currently held hostage on a different computer from the one I'm writing on right now. Also, it was such a hard post to write that the emotional cramp from it kind of put me off finishing it, or writing anything else, for an embarrassingly long time. February sucked, dear imaginary reader. March was better, though! Let's bang this one out and come back to February later.
My first blog was active from 2003-2013 and, while most of it was memes about which style of coffee I was or apologies for not posting often enough, some of what I wrote there was actually, I still think, pretty good. Some of it was ridiculous tosh, but that's what I like; in that spirit, here's a repost from January 2011.
One of my favourite, most expressive German words is Muskelkater.
Cross-posted from my tumblr, because it seemed substantive enough to live here as well.
I just reblogged cassolotl's beautiful post about gendered behaviour, feminism, and gender as emotion, because it encapsulated many things I've felt for ages and I would like it to be as widely read as possible. Now I will muse about some other gender-related things that I didn't necessarily want to attach to that post, which is so whole in itself.
This entry is part of a loose series of posts about (mostly) software tools I use to make my life better. Quantified Self is a slightly odd fit in that regard: a lot of the data I collect on myself is not currently analysed in any useful way, and I'm not certain that some of it even can be. Content note: exercise, weight, eating habits.
David and I have been together for nine years this summer. It seems to be going pretty well so far! A lot of that is basic compatibility, but there are other parts of our day-to-day relationship that we've put serious thought into. I think there are some transferable lessons that might be helpful for other people, too.
There exists in Switzerland a wonderful organisation, the Institute of Incoherent Cinematography, which arranges showings of silent movies with live accompaniment. I've been dragging friends to these for quite some time, and last week they finally showed one of the films I've most wanted, for the longest time, to see: Pandora's Box.
My friend Hayley writes monthly summary posts at her blog, which has always seemed like a good idea to me, so I'm copying it. What did I get up to in January?
As I mentioned in my 2015 wrap-up post, one of the very last things I did last year was to get tattooed with my best friend Fox. This is the story of what we did and why.
As is probably to be expected, my schedule on this daily posting thing is slipping a bit because of the Christmas holidays. I accounted for that in the (imaginary) fine print when I started, however, so I'm in the odd position of wanting to beat myself up about it, because I am neurotic, but technically not being able to, because I am also quite keen on following rules. Good job, past me.
In which I cheat — a meaningless word in this context — and do not actually follow the post prompt for today.
Today's writing prompt asks how I behave when I'm sick: do I let others take care of me or try to soldier on alone? My plan is to write this post and then ask David whether I got the answer right, since he's the one who takes care of me when it's needed.
John Everett Millais's painting, The Bridesmaid, has been one of my favourites for years. Since I used to live in Cambridge, I was lucky enough to see it hanging in the Fitzwilliam Museum several times (always somehow forgetting it was there until I turned a corner and saw it on the wall). It's a lot smaller than you might imagine. I find it magnetic.
My parents gave me my first pet for my sixth birthday: a golden hamster with a white belly and big black eyes. I named him Hammy, because it seemed to be what one should call one's first hamster. He was the most exciting part of the best present I'd ever received — it might still hold that rank, actually — a bedroom all to myself, with fresh paint on the walls, a bedside lamp and a proper desk for writing at.
My funniest relationship disaster story (as requested by the prompt for today) is probably the one about The World's Least Romantic Valentine's Dinner.
After the last post here, I ruefully tweeted that my early New Year's resolution is to blog about other topics than how bad I am at blogging. To that end, I've decided to try writing a short post every day based on a prompt (starting with the ones here, so long as they're any good). Today's is very easy: to write about three blog posts I've read and loved this week, and encourage you to read them.
Last summer, I posted here about trying out Beeminder, the productivity tool that combines pretty graphs with a financial incentive to get the stuff done that you want to do, but tend to put off. Despite a lot of ups and downs, I'm still using it, and thought this would be a good time to evaluate my experiences with it.
I bought a copy of Michael Talbot's The Delicate Dependency, a cult classic of vampire literature, a few months ago, when it was re-released as an ebook. I think it was cloudsinvenice who mentioned it, and I'm very grateful that she did so! This review won't be a very long or in-depth one, because The Delicate Dependency contains so many of my favourite themes of vampire fiction, and fiction in general, and has such a twisty plot, that it's difficult to discuss without spoiling certain revelations. I loved this novel and heartily recommend it.
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It's been a while since we've watched some Lightning hockey, but the Eastern Conference Finals are finally getting underway tonight. They'll be a few posts coming up today, like our Conversations with the Enemy post and a preview to Game 1 tonight in Boston, so check back later for more content.
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Department of Angiology, University Hospital School of Medicine, Vienna, Austria
Platelets 13:493-7. 2002..In patients suffering from peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD) the risk of restenosis after percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) might be influenced by platelet mediated factors...
- Influence of systemic inflammation on efficiency of antiplatelet therapy in PAOD patientsS Ziegler
Department of Angiology, University Hospital School of Medicine, Waehringer Guertel 18 20, 1090 Vienna, Austria
Ann Hematol 83:92-4. 2004..Our results indicate that the effect of ASA on platelet aggregation, as measured by the PFA-100, is not relevantly influenced in PAOD patients with elevated CRP...
- Long-term outcome of primary Raynaud's phenomenon and its conversion to connective tissue disease: a 12-year retrospective patient analysisS Ziegler
Division of Angiology, Clinic for Internal Medicine II, University Hospital School of Medicine, Vienna, Austria
Scand J Rheumatol 32:343-7. 2003..To determine the frequency of development of connective tissue disease (CTD) in patients considered to have idiopathic Raynaud's phenomenon (RP) > 10 years...
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Department of Internal Medicine II, Division of Angiology, University of Vienna Medical School, Allgemeines Krankenhaus, Wahringer Gurtel 18 20, A 1090, Vienna, Austria
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TAMPA - One down, six to go. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers welcomed a few thousand of their most ardent supporters to the team facility Saturday for the opening practice of training camp. Despite a heat index that approached 110 degrees, an impressive turnout capitalized on half-priced concessions to greet players for the first of seven workouts open to the public. "They've got to take advantage of those limited opportunities to see us,'' said veteran cornerback Ronde Barber. "I think everyone's ready for football. We love them as much as they love us. I know they'll support us through whatever we're going through and they'll be happy for it in the end.'' On the far side of Field 3, Diane and Frank Nist of Venice looked on from the shaded stands as the 2010 Bucs practiced in pads for the first time."We got to see a lot of variety out here this morning,'' Diane said. "I've seen a little more interaction with the players. I understand what the Bucs are trying to do with the rebuilding plan. Patience is a virtue, but I'd sure like to see 'em win sooner rather than later.'' Frank Nist said the start of training camp included a personal highlight. "I had a chance to get a picture taken with the cheerleaders,'' he said. "We're real hopeful for the season. I'd love to see 8-8. That would be awesome, especially with so many new players.'' The lure of another Buccaneer training camp was more than enough motivation for Mark Whitten to make another 580-mile trek from Charlotte to Tampa. Whitten, 42, grabbed a front-row seat in the bleachers Saturday, accompanied by his 17-year-old son Andrew, to watch his favorite NFL team practice in searing heat and humidity. "I figure we're good for six wins, but I'd like to see nine,'' said Whitten, a former St. Petersburg resident who proclaims himself the head of Charlotte's fan club for the Buccaneers. "I like the draft class and I like Josh Freeman, although I wish we had a veteran quarterback to teach him. In my opinion, a lot of last year's problems were coaching, especially in that first Atlanta game.'' Whitten revealed his allegiance to fellow Buc fans with a poster that described his journey: Charlotte to Tampa: 10 Hours. Training camp tickets: $2.60 a gallon. Watching the Bucs: Priceless!! Whitten said he has been a Buc season-ticket holder since 2001, but he doesn't attend every game at Raymond James Stadium. Living in Charlotte, he won't be affected by the NFL's blackout rule if Tampa Bay's home games aren't televised locally. "Since Malcolm (Glazer) got sick, I think the Glazer boys have been more preoccupied with Manchester United than this football team,'' Whitten said. "I'm staying with the Bucs. They're my team and you go down with the ship. When they lose, you can see the wagoneers leave.'' Coach Raheem Morris will miss the enthusiasm of Buc fans once public practices end in a week. "These are true-blue Buccaneer fans,'' Morris said. "These are the guys that love Buc football. They were here with us through tough times and they've been with us through great times. They love to see the young players, they're excited about the stuff that's happening and they're here to see us have success. They love it and we love for them to come.''
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The City Council of Jerusalem today voted one of its highest honors, "Freedom of the City," to Dr. Martin Buber, the philosopher and Professor Emeritus of general philosophy and sociology at the Hebrew University.
In the final decision on a resolution effecting this honor, which has been pending for some time in the municipal body, the Herut and Poale Aguda members voted against the measure, while the Council members representing the National Religious Party abstained. The opposition was motivated in part by the fact that, in some of his views, Prof. Buber had advocated rapprochement with the Arabs.


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30 April 2010
Everyone remembers a good teacher, but pupils at an UNRWA school near Nablus have more to remember than most.
Balata Basic Girls' School headteacher Serene Dweikat uses music and drama to help her pupils overcome some of the difficulties they face as Palestine refugees in the West Bank.
Like many UNRWA schools, classes at the Balata school are overcrowded. Students suffer from social and psychological pressures because of their situation as refugees in the occupied territory. These conditions are reflected in the students' poor academic performance.
Serene has hit upon some creative teaching methods to help her students achieve their potential.
She started by transforming science lessons into songs, which the children would learn by concentrating on 'performing' the lessons. After this was successful, she changed some other subjects into music too.
Serene's creativity has been recognised at conferences and award ceremonies. She won the first prize at the Elham Palestine Competition for using music in students' performance. The prize was in recognition of local innovations in media, education and IT.
She began teaching with UNRWA in 1985, after graduating from Al-Najah University with a BA degree in Arabic. Starting out as an English teacher, she obtained her MA in 1998.
Her use of music and drama has now expanded to find solutions to some of her students' negative behaviour, such as violence in schools. Serene has adapted her methods to tackle these problems, strengthen school democracy and support the student parliament and its leadership role.
She also provided moral support and guidance for teachers to transform these creative ideas into activities for pupils. She does this by dedicating the last class of the school day for such activities.
Serene believes that her innovative methods are a way to discover talent and develop children's personalities, giving all children the opportunity to take part.
Music also lets students and teachers alike discover their strong points, and gives alternatives for some of their weaker skills.
In addition to being a teacher, Serene writes songs and drama texts, which she tried to disseminate among all UNRWA schools to improve children's education levels.
She thanks her teachers and students for their collaboration and teamwork, without which her success would not have seen the day.
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IDEX ASA, a leader in fingerprint imaging and recognition technology and IP, today announced that it will demonstrate a full suite of its fingerprint sensor technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on January 6-9. These demonstrations will showcase both IDEXs off-chip sensor and its conventional silicon based sensor products, integrated into Android smartphones.
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The Companys products are mass production ready, they are currently sampling and in active trials at several leading OEMs. IDEX recently announced a design win with a tier-one mobile OEM, and is seeing significant market interest for its high-performance fingerprint sensors. These sensors enable enhanced security and convenience for users backed by a best-in-class patent portfolio.
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Party Spinach Dip
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Machine midfielder and MLL veteran Matt Casey is no stranger to being a part of an expansion team; he began his Major League Lacrosse career with the Los Angeles Riptide in 2007 for their inaugural season.
While with the Riptide, Casey helped lead the team to a Western Conference Championship in 2007 and recorded a total of 14 goals, three assists and 44 groundballs in 19 games. Casey joined the reigning MLL champs, the Boston Cannons, in 2008 where he played until the Machine drafted him in December. Casey collected a total of 15 goals and eight assists in 27 games throughout his Cannons tenure.
Now Casey is ready to start the next chapter with the Machine and making history for the expansion team and the state of Ohio.
"I'm really excited to play for the Ohio Machine this summer for a bunch of reasons but mainly two. One, I love to travel and I've never been to Columbus before. The second reason is a little deeper. I was fortunate enough to be a part of an expansion team in this league before and it was one of the best experiences of my life. In LA, no one believed we could accomplish anything on the field. Our 'backs to the wall' mentality really brought our team together as a unit and we ended up going to the MLL Championship game in '07. I feel like this team has that same potential."
1. What made you choose lacrosse over all the other sports out there?
2. When you were little, did you expect to be one of the best players in the world?
Yes, dreamed about it every night. Just never thought it would be in lacrosse.
3. What is some advice you would give to those youth players hoping to make it to MLL status one day?
Watch what the pros do. Practice their moves every chance you can. Attend Apprentice Athletics' Camps this summer.
4. Why do you love lacrosse?
It requires a great combination of athleticism, skill and intelligence that no other sport has.
5. Who has been your favorite person to work with up to this point in your career?
Kevin "Doc Illa" Dougherty- He's been a great friend + mentor
6. Who is your lacrosse role model?
I got into lacrosse pretty late so I'd have to say Kevin "Doc Illa" Dougherty was the person I watched and tried to be like.
7. What has been your favorite moment in your pro lacrosse career so far?
Getting drafted in 2007.
8. What is one thing that you try to improve on with your playing style?
Always trying to improve every aspect of my game. It's all about progression!
9. What are your thoughts on being part of the Ohio Machine inaugural season?
Can't wait! I was a part of the LA Riptide in their early years and there was nothing like it. Ohio will be even better.
10. What are you looking forward to the most this upcoming season?
Winning a champ and a ring!
11. How do you spend your offseason?
Teaching, training and coaching
12. Do you have any game day superstitions?
Dunkin Donuts iced coffee before every game
13. What is your typical pregame meal?
Chicken Parm
14. How do you prepare for an upcoming game?
I'm always ready!
15. How do you categorize a season as successful?
Win more games than you lose, play 150% every play, avoid injuries and develop + maintain positive relationships with teammates
16. What is the best advice you've ever received?
Dominate Life!
17. What are three words that would describe who you are?
Ambitious, Assertive, Jovial
Matt Favorites:
Favorite sport outside of lacrosse: Basketball
Favorite part about lacrosse: Making someone fall/clearing the ball
Favorite type of food: Italian
Favorite restaurant: Carrabbas or Julie's Place (Syracuse, NY)
Favorite place in the world you've been to: Hawaii
Favorite place you would like to visit but haven't: Istanbul formerly Constantinople
Favorite lacrosse moment/experience: Being drafted to play professional lacrosse
Most influential person in your life:Mason Casey
Top 3 favorite movies: Lucky Number Slevin, Blankman, any Denzel movie
Top 5 favorite bands/artists: Nas, Jay-Z, J. Cole, Drake, Wale
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Professional coaches have been heading into schools to help get more children interested in getting active and doing sport.
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By Mile9 Earl
From: Logan
Jun 8, 2012
There are no bolts past the chains, but you can place a couple pieces of protection for a short and easy (5.5) second pitch--stay right. This also assumes you have someone to clean behind you.
After stemming across a small gap you'll reach the prominent ledge, where it's possible to connect with other routes, or walk off to the left.
By Ryan s Nelson
From: Salt Lake City, Ut
Jun 1, 2013
rating: 5.10a/b 6a+ 19 VI+ 19 E2 5b
Very fun route with lots of good moves. The original name of this climb apparently was "Swedish Finger Yams" as a friend of the FA party was visiting from Sweden and was hoping for some jams (or "yams" as a swede apparently pronounced with their accent)on the climb. Much to their disappointment there aren't many to be had here...
Only negative about the climb IMO was the sharper than usual (for Logan Canyon) holds. I seem to remember the tips of my fingers feeling like they'd been on pet piranha across the canyon..
By DebD
Aug 2, 2014
DCupal (FA) It's correct name is Swedish Finger Yams--incorrectly named in C. Hyer's Logan Canyon book--and rated at 10c (going straight up to chains at last bolt).
I put a new one up just to the left of this. New route is "Sunhat Memo" 10a. (FA S.Thalacker & D.Cupal)
Not listed are other 12's to the right of Swedish Finger Yams.
12a/b: Wimbledon Sisters (FA) D.Cupal
12c/d: Schmoop (FA) D.Cupal & M.Solinko
12b: Project
Waiting until it turns colder to finish project--mega rattlesnakes
By Rich Kelly
From: Boulder
Sep 27, 2014
|One can start the climb 10' right and use the crack (0.3 - 1.0 cams) to climb straight up to the 3rd bolt. This makes the climb 100% independent of Sunhat Memo. This variation is about 5.8.


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Washington, D.C. – Adam Jentleson, spokesman for Nevada Senator Harry Reid, released the following statement today.
"We are glad Republicans have seen the light and taken up Democrats' call to pass a middle-class tax cut, just a few days after their leadership indicated they would oppose it. However, Democrats' proposal would put more money in the pockets of middle class families and create more jobs. The Republican proposal cannot pass the Senate as it stands, but now that Republicans have reversed their position on this middle-class tax cut, we look forward to working with them to negotiate a consensus solution."


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Students at Palmer Lake Elementary in Brooklyn Park raised $3,837 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society through its Pennies for Patients fundraiser last month.
The original goal was $1,400, about $200 more than last year. During the first half of the fundraiser, the school brought in more than $2,000.
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Got to see him this week in NJ and he was fantastic! What a catalog of great songs. His innovations in music and technology is beyond anything else any rock star has done. His album producing credits are nothing to be ashamed of and he is a truly nice person. I guess his old fued with John Lennon has put a sour taste in Yoko's mouth. He seserves this so much more than many others who are in there. Love of The Common Man for sure.
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What was the feud with Lennon about?
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Miss Rundgren is a delicious homosexual and if there are any nude photos of her please post them.
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Shhh, r3. You do NOT want Bebe Buell showing up on Datalounge to prove his heterosexuality. Now, cross yourself and throw some salt over your shoulder. Maybe that will ward her off.
|by Anonymous
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What century is theOP posting from?
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The Osmond Brothers should also be in the R&R Hall of Fame.
I'm serious.
|by Anonymous
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The Hall is a dead baby joke. They waste space inducting no talent garbage like Styx, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, U2, AC-DC, The Eagles (not even rock - they are country), Black Sabbath (who ever heard anything they ever did besides some 13 year old devil worshipper kid in 1975?), Tom Petty, bitch please.
Where are Chicago? Where are Captain & Tennille? Where are Bread? Where is Whitney Houston? They all sold a hell of a lot more albums and singles than fucking doped out hetero trash like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. The Hall is idiotic and should be scrapped.
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R7, I almost thought you were serious until you mentioned the Captain & Tennille.
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R7 Uh, no. Chicago, Bread and Whitney Houston did not sell more albums than Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd. Pull your head out of your shitter. Zeppelin and Floyd are two of the best and biggest selling artists in the history of music. As for Captain & Tennille... are you fucking joking? They were atrocious. Their album sales were a far cry from the hundreds of millions that Zeppelin, AC/DC, and Floyd have sold.
I hope you're kidding. For further clarification, Styx is not in the Hall yet (but should eventually be). I am 100 percent sure that anyone who listens to classic rock radio (and even some modern hard rock stations) is aware of Black Sabbath. At the very least, people should know their songs "Iron Man" and "Paranoid." My God, I knew those songs in 1971, when I was 7.
I agree that Chicago should be in. Whitney Houston was talented, but not even close to being remotely rock-oriented. Putting her in the Rock Hall would be the equivalent of putting Slayer and Metallica in the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville. Bread? They were okay, but they should not be inducted before Deep Purple, Kiss or Joan Jett.
Captain & Tennille? Really?!?
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Now who can forget "Muskrat Love"? One of the high points of 70s music.
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[quote] Where are Chicago? Where are Captain & Tennille? Where are Bread? Where is Whitney Houston?
none of them are even close to being considered rock music
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xtc's Skylarking alone should have gotten him inducted.
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I agree with R12 that his production credits alone should be enough to get Todd Rungdren included, but go listen to "We Gotta Get You a Woman" and tell me he doesn't belong there more than half the people who are there now.
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Wow, R7. Okay, so they induct stuff like Captain & Tennille, Chicago and Bread. What would be next? Edison Lighthouse? The Archies? Debby Boone? Donny & Marie? The Partridge Family? Scott Baio? The Brady Bunch Kids, Michael Bolton? Don Johnson? Philip Michael Thomas? Jonathan Taylor Thomas? Buffy Sainte Marie? Buckner & Garcia? Starland Vocal Band?
Jeez, we have to draw the line somewhere.
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Most un-gay post ever.
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Because Rolling Stone Magazine and its Hall of Fame ARE a joke. Rock and Roll itself is a joke. It's bad heterosexual GARBAGE. No true gay man listens to rock music. I have never met a homosexual hard rock fan. We like Dance, Broadway, Disco, R&B, and Showtunes. That's the gay musical diet honey. Get over it. It had to of been a breeder that started this rock and roll thread. Fuck off straighties!
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I've met Todd numerous times and while it's always discussed amongst his fan base, he doesn't seem to have any interest in being in the RRHoF. His musical frustration stems from the fact that his fans want the old stuff (natch) while he releases new (excellent) material on a fairly regular basis. This current tour is getting great reviews which is typical of him for the past decade (he was drunk a lot during solo shows in the 90s, but always in top shape when he toured with a band.)
Anyone who was lucky enough to catch the Liars tour in 2004 knows the man is an underrated genius.
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He had the "Todd is God" following for a long while.
I think the "New Cars" frontman thing was a bad move and he lost some cachet.
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Gosh, R16. Stereotype much?
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the Rundgren/Lennon "feud"
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R16, that's just silly! I am as gay as a guy can get and I listen to everything from Mozart to Sinatra to Elvis Presley to The Beatles to Led Zeppelin to the Bee Gees to Nirvana to Metallica to Opeth, and everything in between. I know many gay men who listen to hard rock, classic rock, metal, alternative, industrial, etc. Step out of your gay ghetto or local drag bar and you'll see that just because we all like cock does not mean we are cookie-cutter people. We all have different tastes.
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[quote]the Rundgren/Lennon "feud"
Imagine if there had been twitter back then!
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I had a crush on Rundgren back in the early 1970s. I remember watching him on The Midnight Special when I was 15. Damn, he was cute in all that silver glitter, singing "Hello It's Me." Yum. That's still in my top five favorite songs ever (along with "Stairway to Heaven", "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", "Let It Be", and "Gimme Shelter." Great voice!
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Todd with Ringo and Todd's youngest son.
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People Who Should Be In The Hall of Fame (that are not):
2. Cheap Trick!!!!!!
4. Alan Parsons Project
5. Sweet
6. Motorhead
7. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
8. Judas Priest
9. Iron Maiden
10. Styx
11. Yes
12. Electric Light Orchestra
13. Boston
14. Billy Idol
15. Grand Funk Railroad
People Who Should NOT: Captain & Tennille!
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People Who Should Be In The Hall of Fame (that are not):
Cheap Trick, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Boston, Yes, ELO, and Grand Funk Railroad - should get there. Kinda shocked Cheap Trick aren't actually. Deep Purple if only for Richie Blackmore and to spare us a Rainbow introduction.
And as much as I love Sweet, I don't think it's gonna happen.
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Gawd! I forgot about Sweet. I just had a flashback of cruising in my 1971 Mustang with a carload of friends during Senior year (1975-1976). Those Sweet tunes (on 8-track) were so much a part of my teen life back in Michigan. I'm gonna have to Youtube them now. Ballroom Blitz, Set Me Free, The Six Teens, Sweet F.A., Action, The Lies In Your Eyes, Burn On The Flame. I played those two tapes, Desolation Boulevard (U.S. Version) and Give Us A Wink, constantly!
The music was so awesome back then: Bowie, Floyd, Zeppelin, T.Rex, Sweet, Sabbath, Queen, Rundgren, Aerosmith, Kiss, Rush, Thin Lizzy, Styx, Yes, ELP, Bad Company. Damn. Sometimes I just wanna go back.
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Todd was a kinda watered-down sweetie-pie Steely Dan back in the 70s. Got attention with an avant-garde look but the music was not that interesting.
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Todd don't wanna work. He just wants to bang on the drum all day!
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Life is not fair, even in music. Etta James was not invited to the White House to sing At Last and that really was her song.
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I can't believe the Village People, Wham!, Human League, Kim Carnes, Kenny Rogers and Culture Club aren't in yet. What the fuck, people?
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They need to change the rules ,why you need to wait 25 years since your first record to become elgible? It`s not fair that Justin Bieber ,One Direction and Nicki Minaj are denied the chance of entering there anytime soon,and they should have been there long time ago.
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Sonny & Cher should be in the Hall of Fame, goddammit!
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"I Saw the Light"- Todd Rundgren, Daryl Hall
Great version.
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R16 is the kind of gay ghetto princess I'd like to smack the shit out of. All gay men are not alike and many gay guys like rock.
And I fucking hate showtunes.
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R28, you couldn't be more off the mark.
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Prince was totally obsessed with Todd growing up, as being a complete superfan. He got backstage and met Todd at a concert in Minneapolis. However, Todd was offhand with him which pissed off Prince.
Prince even used a guitar in the 90s based on one that Todd used in the 70s.
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Madonna had him blacklisted.
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A brilliant songwriter/musician, but a hell of a bad businessman. Sold his producer royalties for Bat Out Of Hell.
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The Hermit of Mink Hollow
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[quote]Where are Chicago?
Possibly in the trail of puke I left in Kroger's produce dept. as 'Wishing You Were Here' played on the store PA system yesterday.
Their Muzak programmers used to be so much hipper.
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R3 Mrs Patrick Campbell you are an irrelevant shit stiring cunt. Go away. Todd had a harem of women at one time and wanted to add Bebe Buell to it. She wasn't into it. If he's dabbled fine but to call him gay just for the fuck of it is beyond silly it's irresponsible. Then again coming from brain addled source such as yourself it's no surprise.
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Wait, wait, wait...Yes is not in the Hall of Fame? That's unbelieveable.
The Cure should be, also.
|by Anonymous
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I agree about Todd. And his stuff w/Daryl Hall is brilliant. And by the way, Hall & Oates are the most successful duo of all time and they aren't in their either. It's a joke.
|by Anonymous
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At least half of the acts that were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame are not pure "Rock & Roll": they are pop, folk, blues, R&B, disco, reggae, or funk. As currently defined, "Rock & Roll" covers all forms of popular music in English except country or jazz.
I add another vote for Sonny & Cher, and Chicago. Whitney Houston also deserves to be in there but the powers that be were holding her back until Donna Summer got in.
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R45 , Pet Shop Boys Are the most successful duo of all time.
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Not sure that Todd is a "hell of bad businessman."
Todd's Hawaii mansion where they shot the video at r35 looks pretty sweet.
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Todd was involved with Bebe in the 70's. She gave birth to Liv, told Todd Liv was his, and he believed it until it came out that Steven Tyler was actually her father when Liv was around 11.
The official story goes that Todd knew, but raised Liv anyway. Not true. I was very close to someone who was very close to Todd at that time and he told me when Todd found out that Liv was not actually his natural daughter he hid in his room for days. They still have an affectionate relationship and I see her often at his NYC shows.
|by Anonymous
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Todd made an absolute shit load of money, mainly from Bat Out Of Hell. Blew it all mainly on computer video technology/studios which yielded very little in the way of him even barely breaking even in this field. He can't afford not to keep on touring, hence his relentless schedule.
Still, the man is a genius.
|by Anonymous
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That why we got the New Cars, Todd needed the money.
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Got to meet him once. Real nice guy, not pretentious at all. Very grateful to his fans and is a dedicated dad to his boys. The older two were semi pro baseball players and Todd made them go to college before playing in the semi pros. Good man.
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What is with all the rock and roll talk on here? I never met a gay man who likes guitar rock. Every gay man I have ever known (including myself) likes THE DIVAS, pop, dance/house music, showtunes and soft music. Are there really gay men who like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Rush?
My older brothers (all breeders) listened to that shit 35 years ago. All my gay friends were into Abba and disco. Why do you, as gay men, care who is in a ROCK hall of fame? I sure as fuck don't.
Must be a lot of idiot straight white males on here. Fuck them.
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No, R53. You're absolutely right. We all listen to the same bubblegum and Broadway show music, wear the same clothes, like the same types of men, like the same movies, drive the same pink Prius... it's all part of being gay. We're all EXACTLY LIKE YOU!
Jesus Christ! Like an earlier poster said, just because we all like men sexually does not mean we all like exactly the same music, books and movies. I am 48, well-educated (two Masters Degrees), very gay, and white (sorry, you seem to have a problem with that last part, based on your last sentence). I love Rock. Most of the gay men I know like at least a little bit of Rock.
I love Early Rock 'n' Roll, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Thrash, Punk Rock, Hardcore, Industrial, Alternative, New Wave, Grunge. I like many other types of music too. I do not limit myself to trying to fit a stereotype to appease a few uppity "by the gay book" snobs.
I think you are rather shallow. Your final remark about "idiotic straight white males" is absolutely vile. At a time when straights are, by and large, finally coming around and seeing we're not a bunch of hell-bent perverts, you have to throw in insults. I am especially offended by your throwing "white" in there. You seem like someone I am thankful that I do not know.
|by Anonymous
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Fantastic r35, one of my favourite songs and one of my fave singers.
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Or r16, how about, shock horror, just loving music full stop, all types and genres of music. Rundgren is hardly hard rock.
Depends what you mean by hard rock, I don't tend to go there but I definitely would like some of it. Who wouldn't thrash out to One by Metallica.
I love real music, I also love trashy pop princess shit - at least for cardio.
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Balls the size of brandy snifters.
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Hi there. I'm Jess, I'm 21, and I'm a non-Muslim. However, as you can see, I am wearing a headscarf or hijab as it is more commonly known. The reason I am wearing a hijab is simple a friend of mine asked me to. Not because she wanted me to look stupid, but because World Hijab Day is on Feb 1st 2013 and she was asking all of her non-Muslim friends to join her in wearing the hijab. I've wanted to wear a hijab for some time now, but have always shied away from it because I wasn't sure that I could since I am not Muslim. However, my friend assures me that the hijab is mostly about modesty, although it does obviously have ties to Islam as well. So today I thought "Why not?" and did my best to create a hijab with my scarf. I have ordered two hijabs and some pins, so until they arrive I will be wearing a scarf wrapped around my head. However, my optimism wasn't quite shared with the rest of the world. On my walk to university today I saw over 60 people. Of those people, 16 of them looked me in the eyes and only 3 of them smiled back at me. Everybody else either studiously ignored me or looked at me and then hastily looked away. It was surprisingly upsetting for me, as I'm not used to being avoided in the street. Even my partner noticed that we were being avoided, almost as if we had the lurgy. This made me realise that people are often casually racist without realising. By looking at someone and then looking away, you make them feel as if they should be ashamed. I certainly felt that way - I felt as if I should be looking down at the floor in shame, although I couldn't quite work out why I should be ashamed, or indeed what I should be ashamed of. The people who looked at me seemed to have a surprised and curious look on their face, as if they couldn't work out why a white girl would be wearing a hijab. A lot of people expect those who wear the hijab to be of African or Middle Eastern origin, so to see me wandering about wearing a hijab might have been a suprise. However, I do wonder why it's such a surprise - England is, after all, a free and democratic society and one would think that anybody could wear whatever they wanted. I also felt very angry as person after person avoided my gaze whilst I wore the hijab. To test my theory, I lowered my hijab and walked down a street bareheaded ... and the difference was immense! People returned my gaze and smiled back at me, but the minute I returned to wearing the hijab I also returned to being invisible and someone who shouldn't be looked at. One man even crossed the street the moment he realised that I was wearing a hijab! It really disgusted me to see such judgment and rudeness from people who would normally have returned my gaze and possibly smiled back at me. I have always prided myself on being likeable and approachable, and to think that the simple wearing of a hijab would change the way people saw me was a real kick in the teeth. I almost felt betrayed in a way, and felt ashamed of my own people. To think that just 16 people had the decency to look me in the eyes and not care what I was wearing was really saddening, especially as I expected more people to look at me.
One thing that cheered me up was someone in a workshop that I'm taking part in. She said she thought that people like me who wore the hijab were "brave" because of the statement we were making and even made the point that "it's not something like a cross that you can hide in your shirt, it's something you wear on your head", which was a really pertinent point. Muslim women cannot hide the fact that they are Muslim - it's out there for the world to see, especially if they wear the hijab - and nor should they! So that was my first day of wearing the hijab. I'd say I hope that things will improve, but don't hold your breath.