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Satire and the Sacred: From Mohammed to Mormon Underwear
The City Library will host author Victor S. Navasky and Professor Daniel C. Peterson for a panel discussion moderated by editorial cartoonist Pat Bagley, in partnership with the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists, as part of its annual convention.
The recent election featuring a Mormon Republican presidential candidate was catnip to some cartoonists. On their way to taking comic swipes at Mitt Romney, many cartoonists were quick to lampoon subjects sacred to many Mormons, such as the temple garment and baptism for the dead.
The infamous Danish cartoons of Mohammed inflamed much of the Islamic world and sparked an ongoing debate among cartoonists: Are there circumstances where cartoonists have a responsibility to curb their satiric instincts? Is poking a religion with a sharp cartoon, even if deserved, worth provoking mobs to murder?
A distinguished panel will look at these questions and examine specific cartoons to determine where, or if, there is a line that satire shouldn't cross when it comes to deeply held religious beliefs.
Victor Navasky: Past editor of The Nation and The New York Times Magazine. Winner of the National Book Award for Naming Names, (about the McCarthy-era Hollywood blacklist) and in 2013 published The Art of Controversy: Political Cartoons and Their Enduring Power. Currently Chairman of the Columbia Journalism Review.
Daniel Peterson: Professor of Islamic Studies and Arabic at BYU. Author of several books and numerous articles on Islam and Mormonism, including the 2007 biography Muhammad: Prophet of God.
Pat Bagley: Staff cartoonist at The Salt Lake Tribune. Served an LDS mission in a third world country long before Broadway popularized such things.
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"We were confident that our bids were strong financially, demonstrated a commitment to organization and featured state-of-the-art facilities," said Wes Hall, Executive Director of the Sioux Falls Sports Authority. "We know, without a doubt, that each of the five championships for which we have been designated as a finalist will be extremely successful in Sioux Falls."
Sioux Falls Sports Authority submitted 19 NCAA Championship bids in late September, covering a wide range of Division I and Division II events from 2015 to 2018. The University of Sioux Falls Sports Complex and Lillibridge Track, the Sanford Pentagon, and the Denny Sanford Premier Center are the facilities that will hold events if Sioux Falls is selected as a host city.
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Star Trek hit the big screen for the first time 34 years ago today. "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" debuted on Friday, December 7, 1979.
Originally, Paramount did not intend to make a Star Trek feature film. Instead, they were working on a new series titled, "Star Trek Phase II". Sets had been constructed, scripts had been written and the show was in early production. Paramount intended to use "Star Trek Phase II" to launch it's new cable television network.
Read more: The Great Unmade? Star Trek Phase II - CinetropolisHowever, those plans changed quickly due to the huge success of "Star Wars". Paramount wanted to cash in at the box office on the popularity of science fiction and realized they were sitting on a gold mine. "Star Trek Phase II" was immediately scrapped and the making of "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" was quickly underway.
Star Trek: The Motion Picture - 1978 teaser narrated by Orson Welles"Star Trek: The Motion Picture" performed well at the box office, despite disappointment from critics and fans over the weak story line and slow pace of the movie. "In Thy Image" was written by Allen Dean Foster to launch "Star Trek Phase II". In Paramount's rush to make "Star Trek: The Motion Picture", they adapted Foster's television screenplay rather than commission a new film script.
Paramount publicity materials for "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"It was a mistake that proved costly, as the movie had too many story elements that fans had seen in the original series. However, the modest financial success of the movie convinced Paramount that a well done Star Trek movie would be a huge blockbuster.
They were right. Fans flocked in record numbers to see Nicolas Meyer's "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" in 1982.
Paramount corrected deficiencies in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" with the release of the Director's Cut DVD in 2001. The original movie had been so badly rushed that many special effects sequences for the film were never completed.
Paramount brought back "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" director Robert Wise to oversee the creation of new CGI effects for the movie. The goal was to complete Wise's vision for the film based on its original storyboards. The film was re-edited, remixed with new sound effects, and the new CGI sequences were included.
In my opinion, the Director's Cut is far superior to the original theatrical release of the film.
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Fast forward to 2013. Twelve Star Trek feature films have now been in theaters with more on the way. Star Trek's 50th Anniversary is rapidly approaching.
And as Star Trek fans were known to say often in the 1970's... "Star Trek lives".
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By Lindsey DiMattina, Hollywood.com Staff
From here on out, every time we turn on the radio we will be bombarded with holiday cheer. For the next two months, we'll be forced to listen to every holiday song out. It seems that for every classic we just can't get enough of like Eartha Kitt's ""Santa Baby,"" or Adam Sandler's ""Hanukkah Song"" there is a truly terrible tune (oh hey, ""Dominic the Donkey""). But what about that third category, the songs that we are obsessed with but refuse to admit that we play each and every year?
The Hollywood.com team rallied together to reveal our deepest, darkest holiday carol secrets. And, together we came up with our own version of a horrible/wonderful holiday mix tape that we will be playing for the rest of the year. We present to you:
11 Holiday Songs We Hate to Admit We Like
Lindsey DiMattina: Mariah Carey's ""All I Want for Christmas""
""This is the one song I play on repeat at the holidays. Even when it starts to bother my boyfriend and my parents, they just have to deal with it. 'All I Want for Christmas' is to hear this song over and over again.""
Kelsea Stahler: RUN-D.M.C.'s "Christmas in Hollis"
""I mostly like this song for the revelatory fact that Santa apparently carries 'cold hundreds of Gs' in his wallet. It's not a typical Christmas tune, and I'm not a huge RUN-D.M.C. fan (plus my dad hates them), but that never stopped me from dancing around to the song in my living room while wearing my Mrs. Claus night gown. This may or may not still happen in my adult life.""
Christian Blauvelt: Band Aid's ""Do They Know It's Christmas?""
""Bob Geldof himself has said the 1984 song he co-wrote with Midge Ure to raise money for Ethiopian famine relief is dreadful. I mean, this is an arena-rock carol with lyrics like 'And there won't be snow in Africa this Christmastime / The greatest gift they'll get this year is life.' But I challenge any of you who listens to this Yuletide bit of splendor to get it out of your head once you've heard it. Beware, I may be humming it right now.""
Abbey Stone: José Feliciano's ""Feliz Navidad""
""I unabashedly, unapologetically love this festive, foreign language holiday jingle. But, seeing as only the strong of heart can listen to this song on repeat, I must celebrate my obsession solo.""
Sydney Bucksbaum: South Park's "A Lonely Jew on Christmas"
""Holiday songs are not really my cup of tea, especially being Jewish. There aren't really that many good Chanukah songs out there. South Park's take on a Jewish holiday song is both funny and extremely true and on repeat during December for this girl.""
Kate Ward: 98 Degrees' ""The Christmas Song""
""Mostly for Justin's bass-led bridge, which is as hilarious as it is humiliating.""
Shaunna Murphy: NewSong's ""The Christmas Shoes""
""Only I don't hate to admit that I like it. It's a true testament to the power of song, as every time I listen to it, I want to give a street urchin a quarter so he can buy his mom stilettos in case she dies on Christmas. I like that Jesus personally gave the kid's mom cancer so that the grumpy dude in the song could learn about Christmas spirit. Seriously, listen to the lyrics. IT'S SO GOOD.""
Anna Brand: Billy Mack (Bill Nighy)'s ""Christmas Is All Around""
""'I feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes ' Anyone who says this isn't the catchiest Christmas song around is lying. Even if it is demented.""
Amanda Villarosa: 'N SYNC's ""Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays""
""I will never stop loving this song, even if my entire family hates me for it.""
Michael Arbeiter: The Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping"
""It's catchy, it's different, and it embodies humanity's gravest fear: loneliness. Everyone else I know might cast the song out as tacky, but when Patty Donahue chirps rhythmically about spending Christmas by herself, my heartstrings are plucked by a sentiment all too familiar. Embarrassing as it may be, the theme rings true. Nobody wants to be alone, but knowing that we're not alone in feeling alone that makes things just a little less lonely.""
Aly Semigran: Josh Groban's ""O Holy Night""
""Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad song, nor is this even close to a terrible rendition (it may actually be one of the best), it's just that Josh Groban, especially a Christmas song or album, is something you buy for your aunt out in the Midwest. But as soon as this thing comes on, so do the goosebumps. Damn you, Groban. Sorry... darn you, Groban!""
'Tis the season to be jolly!
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I'm pleased to bring you not just one, but TWO twin-size quilts! Amazing what you can get from a single jelly roll! Enjoy!
*If you want to make either 2 boy quilts or 2 girl quilts, change the color of your sashing fabric. Make sure you have a large variety of all the colors (from the jelly roll and charm pack) in each quilt if you do this. *
1 Jelly Roll - Salt Air by Cosmo Cricket
1 Jelly Roll - Bella White
1 Charm Pack - Salt Air by Cosmo Cricket
2 1/8 yard 37025 21 (dark blue/ocean) - Boy
2 1/8 yard 37025 12 (red/coral) - Girl
5/8 yard 37027 15c (multi-color/summer) - Boy
5/8 yard 37027 15c (multi-color/summer) - Girl
4 1/8 yard 37022 16 (blue) - Boy
4 1/8 yard 37021 11 (pink) - Girl
To start out, take your Salt Air Jelly Roll and separate them into 2 different piles, one for the boy quilt and one for the girl quilt. Each pile will have 20 pieces each.
Then take your charm pack and separate them into 2 piles as well, one for the girl quilt and one for the boy quilt. Each pile will have 21 pieces.
Now from one strip of each jelly roll (Salt Air and Bella White) you will cut it into the following :
4 - 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" 2 - 2 1/2" x 4 1/2" 2 - 2 1/2" x 8 1/2"
You will be using EVERY strip of both jelly rolls. Just make sure that you keep your piles for the boy and girl quilts separate, this will help reduce confusion as you put together your blocks.
Now with your charm pack piles, trim each block down to 4 1/2" x 4 1/2". You will have 2 extra charm pieces left.
Now we are going to assemble our blocks! You will be using a 1/4" seam allowance throughout.
#2 - Sew each column (5 different ones) together. * You can sew together your blocks together in a different way, but I was able to organize and keep track of my blocks better doing it this way, just do what makes you feel more comfortable*
# 3 - Sew together your columns. You will have two sets of 2 and one column left out.
# 4 - Sew the extra column to one set of your columns.
Once you have your rows put together, cut 4 - 3 1/2" x 57 1/2" from your sashing fabric (You may need to cut 8 strips and sew together the strips.) Sew your long strips to your rows now.
Now for the final step, cut from your sashing fabric, 2 - 5" x 57 1/2" and 2 5" x 82" and sew them to your quilt top. (Once again you may need to cut 8 strips and sew together 2 to make your desired length.)
Baste, quilt and bind each quilt as you desire.
Once finished you will have beautiful quilts for a boy and a girl! Each one is approximately 67"x82".
I would love to see any quilts that you have made using this tutorial or any of my previous ones. Please feel free to email me a picture at nmommy02(at)gmail(dot)com
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DETROIT (WJBK) -- Robert Jackson heard the gunfire, but didn't know where it was coming from.
"A lot of boom, boom, boom, boom. It sounded like a cannon," he said.
Just a couple houses away on Marx on Detroit's east side, 24-year-old D'Angelo Allen had been shot and killed. It is Detroit's first homicide of the New Year.
"It was pretty loud, so I was trying to get the hell in the house," said J.R., another neighbor who also heard the gunfire early Tuesday morning.
A 21-year-old exotic dancer from 007 Gentleman's Club told police that Allen, a man she had met a week before, had picked her up at the club and brought her back to the house where she fell asleep. She said he woke her up, had a gun, and was demanding sex. She complied, but she ended up grabbing the weapon and shot him.
The young woman was able to escape and get to police, but she couldn't tell them where she had been. It wasn't until Tuesday night police were able to track down the house and the body.
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Tyler Police and EMS are heading to the scene of a two-vehicle collision on S. Loop 323 and Donnybrook.
The accident happened just before 10am, Thursday when a commercial pick-up truck rear-ended a delivery truck that was stopped at the light at S. Loop 323 and Donnybrook. According to a witness on the scene, the truck hit the delivery truck two to three times. The witness believes it may have happened because of a brake failure.
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The offensive linemen were a giant question mark coming into the season, and they did nothing to alleviate those concerns in a 23-17 loss to the New Orleans Saints in the season opener.
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Enhance your group experience with our all new Fan Experiences Packages! Packages range from performing the National Anthem to becoming the Honorary Captain.Back to top
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By Maryann Hammers
It happened overnight. I woke up, looked in the mirror, and—in one frightening moment—saw an older woman staring back at me. Her mouth was flaccid, with deepening creases between her nose and lips, and her eyes were ringed by a spiderweb of fine lines. Though I've never considered myself particularly vain, the realization that I don't look nearly as young as I feel hit me hard.
In the abstract I'd been comfortable with the idea that it was possible to age gracefully. But that stark moment of reckoning changed everything: I realized I want to hang on to my youth as long as I can. As someone who trembles in the dentist's chair and considers ear-piercing invasive, I didn't think I had many options. Certainly a face-lift was out of the question: Not only do I fear the pain, I can't afford the long recovery time. Also, I'm more than a little scared of the outcome; I mean, what if I ended up looking worse than I do now?
But it turns out this isn't such a bad time to get old, after all: There's a whole class of noninvasive skin treatments for wimps like me. The best known is the mild chemical peel. A more recent addition is a form of laser therapy that zaps fine lines without breaking the skin (see "The Best Way to Treat Fine Lines," page 34). And now there's a promising new way to actually tighten skin without going through surgery.
It's called a ThermaLift, and it's simple enough to have done on your lunch break. Approved just over a year ago by the FDA, it's a truly nonsurgical face-lift. Instead of a knife, it uses concentrated bursts of energy to treat sagging skin. What's exciting for me—and the reason I'm seriously considering it—is that it involves a minimum of discomfort and virtually no recovery time. And while not cheap, it still costs less than what I'd have to fork over for cosmetic surgery.
Besides, a ThermaLift—along with other less invasive treatments—goes a traditional face-lift one better: It can actually improve the skin's quality, texture, and firmness, something you won't get from any surgical procedure. "If you get a suit altered because it's too large, a tailor can cut away the redundant cloth, but that doesn't change the fabric," says Michael Byun, a plastic surgeon in Northbrook, Illinois, and lead author of The Non-Surgical Facelift Book: A Guide to Facial Rejuvenation Procedures. "These noninvasive treatments can really improve the skin's elasticity."
To see if I might be a candidate for a ThermaLift, I decided to consult with Andrew Kaufman, a dermatologic surgeon in Thousand Oaks, California, and assistant clinical professor at the UCLA School of Medicine. He told me it's a good option for people like me who are just beginning to develop loose skin or jowls, but less effective for those who have a lot of excess skin. Also, a ThermaLift is not nearly as good for lifting droopy eyes as a surgical eye lift, or blepharoplasty, but that requires a knife, so as far as I'm concerned, it's out of th...
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The Italian Design Star Reveals His Love of Motorbikes, Fellini and the Female Form
Within a converted leather factory in Milan, Brazilian photographer Ruy Teixeira explores the well-curated treasure trove that is the home and studio of architect and designer Fabio Novembre. One of Italy's most celebrated creatives, Novembre is known for his whimsical furniture designs, as well as playful pop installations and interiors for the likes of Fiat, Blumarine and Via Spiga. "The mass of objects that surround me are more like wrecks of my past adventures, memories of people, pledges of friendship," he admits. Novembre's own signature pieces can also be seen throughout the space, including the cheeky Him & Her chairs, whose plastic seats mimic the backside of the male and female form. "There's one exact thing that I've seen a million times and still remains the biggest inspiration of my work," quips Novembre. "The female body!" Currently putting the finishing touches to his exhibit design for the Grafica Italian graphic design retrospective, opening next month at the Triennale Design Museum as part of Salone Internazionale del Mobile, Novembre took a moment to chat about his prized possessions.
Vintage 1950s BMW R50 motorbike
I've had this motorcycle since 1994 and bought it from [British designer] Tom Dixon. After so many years, he still asks me if he can buy it back. I like it very much because it reminds me of a mechanical dinosaur. Driving it is as difficult as riding the animal.
Foosball table
It's actually a professional one. I bought it because it's a great way to relax after work. We are all quite good at my studio and last year won a tournament where all the architectural studios in Milan took part. It's a great way to skip formalities with potential clients that visit the studio.
Faceless Novembre portrait
I received this portrait as a present from my friend Emiliano Ponzi, the great Italian illustrator. The beard is actually his own real facial hair, exactly the quantity that grew on his face during the making of Il fiore di Novembre, the book he did for my show during the Triennale in 2009.
Dancing Fellini print
It is an original print by photographer Tazio Secchiaroli, and the "dancing man" is Federico Fellini on the set of 8 ½. I bought it for six million lire [$5,580] in 1994—I had just earned 30 million lire for my first commission. Spending a fifth on it reveals both my relationship to money and my unconditional love for Fellini.
Snakehead bronze
It's part of a big sculpture/installation I did together with Tom Dixon in 1994 for Anna Molinari's London shop. She thought it was too scary, so now it's here.
Gorilla head
I bought it for a photo shoot but I've always thought that I still feel like the grand-grand-grand-grandnephew of a gorilla so I kept it. And sometimes I like to wear it and play with my daughters.


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I know there are at least a few other mommas on here with what most would consider big (or even HUGE) families. How do you deal with judgmental people and their big mouths? I can't be the only one going through this. I'm one of 5. DH's bio dad was one of 11, the guy that helped raise DH was one of 7, DHs step-dad is one of 9, DH's mom is 1 of 6.. Where we were from it wasn't usual to see families of 6-12 kids. Even still, by the time we announced our 3rd pregnancy we started getting more negative comments and questions than anything else. By this pregnancy I didn't even want to tell anyone about the baby which makes me feel a little guilty. It's not that I don't want the baby because I do - we are thrilled to have another one on the way. I just don't want to hear what people think anymore because so few have anything nice to say.
Almost 3 years ago we moved 9 hours away from our home area. We have one family here that we are very close to who are super excited for us. I told them about the baby almost as soon as we found out even though we didn't tell most people till just a couple weeks ago (almost 12wks pg). The mom (M), who is about 14 years older than me and has grown children in addition to the ones that are close to my kids' age, knew I was reluctant to tell people because I was concerned how the news would be taken. I had hoped it would be different this time because we decided this year to start home schooling. The kids are in 2 different groups with M's kids and there are several families with more than 2-3 kids in both. I think the largest has 8 or 9 even. I'm starting to think my hope was misplaced though. After we started telling more people I would often over hear M telling people about the baby which didn't seem odd. Their whole family (even extended family) has kind of adopted us since we are so far from our own families. Her older sons with with my husband and we spend time together pretty much every week. Despite our difference in age we have a lot in common and she's become my best friend here. What did seem odd to me was that no one really seemed to come say anything to me - not even congratulations most of the time. Well this week M's kids were sick so we ended up at the Monday group without them and I now know why. Turns out M was running interference for me even more than I thought. She had been selectively telling people that she knew would give me grief and answering all the questions I didn't want to hear then basically telling people to leave me alone if they couldn't be nice. I know that now because as soon as she wasn't there I got jumped on. All the typical questions - "Do you realize your youngest just turned a year old and you were pregnant again before that?" "Are you aware this will mean you'll have 5 kids in 6 years?" "Are you almost done now?" "What are you going to do with another baby?" "Do you know how this keeps happening?" "How do you even have time to make another baby?" "Do you REALLY think you can give them all the attention they really need?" "Do you know what this will do to your body if you keep it up?" "How will you afford this?" "What kind of birth control are you using? You might want to consider using something more effective." "Was this one an accident?" "Is it even exciting anymore?" "Are you going to keep it?/Have you considered adoption?" "When do you get your 'me' time?" "Does this mean you're finally going to wean the ones you're still nursing?" "Do you want us to each take one or two of the others for a while?" "How are you going to handle them all? I couldn't even handle my (2or3) and they were way more spread out than yours." I guess it just hit me harder because I thought I might be mostly in the clear there. It was all from "typical family" moms (you may know some, the ones with 2 or 3 kids that believe they are the epitome of the true American family and everyone should be just like them) and it has been my experience that the more you try to reason, argue, or justify with them the more aggressive they get about what a terrible mistake I've made. I have a horrendous temper which I can mostly control, but I know better than to force situations like this because it usually ends in me burning bridges by I say things people don't want to hear. The co-op activities are good for my kids and I really don't want to have to pull them out over this. When I did finally manage to ask them why they suddenly cared they basically told me the only reason they hadn't tried to 'help' me sooner was because M told (or more likely politely threatened ) them not to talk to me but since she wasn't there they were compelled to make an effort on my behalf. I was torn between really sad and really angry. After I became amazingly involved with what my kids were doing and had no time to talk to anyone else till we left. I was texting with M today (haven't told her what all happened Monday yet, just that it was a rough day) and told her I didn't know if I was coming to the Friday group because I was fed up with people and their opinions. She said she could understand and that it was probably best not to talk to anyone at our church about it just yet either. I don't know what's going on there, but after this I'm not sure I want to. Especially since this is all in addition to 2 of my sisters being angry at me right now too.
I have heard some positive things that didn't seem scripted/fake from my mom, M, and a few other close friends but the negativity is a little (well, a lot, actually) overwhelming sometimes. How do you deal with it? Do you try to justify it? Do you walk away? Do you just not tell people? Honestly, I just want to hide from the world right now so DH, the kids, and I can be happy and nobody can ruin it for us. I know I shouldn't let people bother me so much but I can't help it. Does it ever get any better?


text: Criminology overview faculty program organizations after graduation Professor Deborah Tooker, Ph. D. Chair Tooker, Deborah E., (Ph.D. 1988, Harvard University) is professor of anthropology, department of anthropology, criminology, and sociology at Le Moyne College. Her areas of interest are symbolic/semiotic anthropology and the anthropology of religion/ritual, psychological anthropology, political anthropology and the politics of identity, and the anthropology of space and place. Dr. Tooker has conducted long-term fieldwork among the Akha of Northern Thailand/Burma (Myanmar) and short-term fieldwork among these same people in Yunnan, China. Her most recent publication is a book titled: Space and the Production of Cultural Difference among the Akha Prior to Globalization: Channeling the Flow of Life. 2012. Amsterdam University Press (distributed in the US by the University of Chicago Press). Links to Book Sites: http://www.aup.nl/do.php?a=show_visitor_book&isbn=9789089643254 http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/S/bo13211109.html She has also published in the journals Man, Journal of Asian Studies, Anthropological Quarterly, and Cambridge Anthropology. Before coming to Le Moyne in 1992, Professor Tooker taught at Harvard University and held a Rockefeller Resident Fellowship at Cornell University. She also held a research fellowship at the International Institute for Asian Studies, Leiden, The Netherlands, in 1994-96. Prof. Tooker is also a Faculty Associate in Research with Cornell University's Southeast Asia Program. At Le Moyne, she teaches introductory anthropology, critical ethnography, anthropological linguistics, social theory, and Southeast Asian cultures. Starting in the 2012-13 academic year, Prof. Tooker will be Chair of the Department. Office: Reilly 416 , 445-4484 E-mail for Dr. Tooker Janet Bogdan, Ph.D. Professor Emerita Bogdan, Janet Carlisle (Ph.D., 1987, Syracuse University), associate professor of sociology, is a feminist sociologist whose research has centered on the history and sociology of childbirth in America and on work and unemployment in women's lives. Dr. Bogdan's articles have appeared in Feminist Studies and in Social Problems. At Le Moyne, she teaches introductory sociology, gender and society, social inequality, the sociology of work and families, and social problems. E-mail for Dr. Bogdan Jon Horne Carter, Ph.D. I am a sociocultural anthropologist (Ph.D. 2012, Columbia University) interested in criminality, aesthetics, and politics. My current research focuses on transnational gang communities, between the US and Central America, and their reinvention of political subjectivity through the deconstruction of everyday notions of law, beauty, and violence. This work on a particular criminal community is the foundation for broader inquiries into the shifting moral and political embodiments that accompany our current global-economic and environmental crises. Currently I am revising a book manuscript that examines the cultivation of criminal dream-worlds inside a national penitentiary in Honduras. A second book explores ethnographic surrealism in Latin America during the period of high modernism, and what that "minor" tradition can contribute to critical practices of ethnography in the present. Other areas of interest: Natural history, critical theory, urban anthropology, social movements, sovereignty, penology, secrecy, surveillance, and media studies. Office: Reilly 429, 445-4495 E-mail for Dr. Carter Professor Jeffrey Chin, Ph. D Dr. Chin (Ph.D., 1983, the University of Michigan) is a professor of sociology at Le Moyne College. 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Parrot of Whackerville
Planet 40675
The Reverend Pharisee
Rites of Manhood
Senator Payola
Sex Harass
Signs of Idiocy
Supreme... Really
Unintended Lessons
Wackerville Vocational Ed
Whackerville Priests
Whackerville Third Heaven
Whackerville Welcome
Youth Ranch
Return to Whackerville
The official state torture of children continues
The Old Testawhackalists
They misuse the Bible as badly as they misuse children and teens.
A Book in Progress
An examination of spanking and paddling as physical abuse, sexual abuse and sexual harassment. Includes paddling photographic illustrations with Andrea.
Exhibits Related to Paddling
Photo exhibits related to paddling in school
Connection to Slavery
Photo exhibits related to slavery
Friends and Visits
Friends and Visits -- Exhibits
Interviews related to paddling
Web Links
to some great informational websites
Selected Letters to the Author
A First Visit to Whackerville - An Illustrated Tour
A First Visit to Whackerville: Atlas of whackerville


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That is great Laura! And glad your week went well too, Teresa! I think sometimes taking a break/doing things differently are kind of good for your body...shakes things up a little bit.
I was excited because I posted a weight of 155.5 today, so down 1.5 lbs,.... I finally had a good Tuesday weigh in and got down from the 157 mark that I hovered around for a while. I am still not tracking, but being mindful of how much I have eaten in a day when making decisions about what to eat. Exercise remains the same as my schedule remains fairly normal from week to week.
I was surprised because usually being at the weight I am at doesn't mean a different size, but I had to go by a size down in a couple of pants that I had from the Gap. I love the pants and wanted to get them while they still had them... Usually Gap is not the brand that I would wear a smaller size, so it was really cool