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Sept. 11, 2001
News about Sept. 11, 2001, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 25, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Jonathan Hafetz asserts Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, alleged mastermind of September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, should be spared death penalty if convicted; holds for United States to execute Mohammed without investigating his claims of torture sends disastrous message about impunity for rule of law; contends absence of accountability for those who abetted torture leaves sentencing of convicted terrorists as one of few remaining means to address past abuses of law. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Remains of Patrice Braut, only Belgian citizen to die at World Trade Center on Sept 11, 2001, are positively identified by office of chief medical examiner of New York City. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Serge Schmemann Quick History column reflects on events of the week, including thirteen anniversary of 9/11 attackes, Pres Obama's announcement of expansion of military airstrikes against Islamic State militants and guilty verdict in murder trial of Oscar Pistorius. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Pres Obama honors victims of Sept 11, 2001, terrorist attacks at the Pentagon day after announcing a new mission to fight Islamist terrorism; makes no mention of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, speaking only of challenges facing the country. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Pres Obama's call for expanded American military campaign against militants of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has special resonance among people gathered for ceremonies marking 13th anniversary of Sept 11 terrorist attacks; Jordan Thompson, whose uncle Leon Heyward died in 2008 of lymphoma related to World Trade Center attacks, decides to join the Marines. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Building Blocks column on the Family Room, onetime private sanctuary for relatives of victims of Sept 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, which has been recreated at the New York State Museum in Albany; Family Room first opened in April 2002 in building opposite ground zero, and was only accessible to victims' relatives; museum's collection includes mementos related to about 1,000 victims, roughly one-third of all causalities that day. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
About 100 children who lost a parent in Sept 11 attacks will begin their college education with full scholarships from Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund, formed a week after attacks; it will continue to provide scholarships through 2030. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Advertising column; National September 11 Memorial and Museum commemorates 13th anniversary of 2001 terrorist attacks with video about the 'survivor tree,' narrated by Whoopi Goldberg and produced by BBDO Worldwide, along with Twitter fund-raising campaign. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Justice Daniel P Fitzgerald of New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan dismisses fraud charges against six police officers and two other city workers accused of faking mental illnesses related to Sept 11 terrorist attacks to obtain federal disability benefits; charges were thrown out due to motion filed by district attorney's office that said there was new evidence suggesting eight defendants might indeed be ill. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Many of 800 or so recovered articles on view at National September 11 Memorial Museum relate to telling of time, and in turn help relate unfolding of event; shattered Rolex watch that once belonged to United Airlines Flight 93 passenger Todd Beamer carries particular fascination for museum visitors. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey accuses Fishs Eddy, well-known housewares store at Broadway and 19th Street, of unfairly reaping benefit from an association with the agency and with Sept 11 terrorist attacks; store is selling goods that are adorned with fanciful, cartoonish depictions of twin towers, new 1 World Trade Center and Lincoln and Holland Tunnels, labeled with their names, which agency claims as its own assets. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Military Judge Col James Pohl rules that Ramzi Binalshibh, one of five prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay naval base charged in the Sept 11 attack, should be tried separately from his co-defendants. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Senate overwhelmingly approves seven-year extension of the federal insurance program first approved after attacks of Sept 11, 2001, when developers suddenly found their projects uninsurable. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
House Republicans' efforts to pare federal terrorism insurance have caused some Republicans from metropolitan areas to join many Democrats in opposing move; program was created to help businesses rebuild after attacks of Sept 11, 2001. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Lawyers for Guantanamo Bay detainees accused of aiding Sept 11 terrorist attacks are seeking further delays; argue that defense teams have faced more scrutiny by the Federal Bureau of Investigation than had previously come to light, and need to determine possible conflicts of interest. MORE
May. 29, 2014
Michael Kimmelman argues that to be successful, the World Trade Center site must carefully negotiate its dual identity as both Sept 11 memorial and busy hub in a living city; holds that for all its somber beauty, site has failed to balance the two roles, and does little to celebrate city's values of energy, diversity and openness. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Look column presents photos by photographer Andrew Moore of artifacts at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Many New Yorkers say that they do not plan to visit National September 11 Memorial Museum when it opens in May, reluctant to re-live event they experienced first hand. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Pres Obama and other dignitaries join rescue workers and families of Sept 11 victims to dedicate the new National September 11 Memorial Museum; about700 guests attend somber ceremony held in museum's Foundation Hall. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Editorial praises dedication ceremony for the National September 11 Memorial Museum in Lower Manhattan; notes that it was a day for remembering extraordinary people like 24-year-old Welles Crowther, who helped save the lives of many people but did not survive. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Holland Cotter reviews the National September 11 Memorial Museum at ground zero in Lower Manhattan; contends museum, which is finally set to open, is an emotionally overwhelming experience for visitors, particularly New Yorkers who were in the city on the day of the terrorist attacks. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Families of Sept 11 victims gather at plaza of World Trade Center memorial as the unidentified remains of people killed there are moved to what may be their final resting place, repository at ground zero; some relatives of victims wore black gags over their mouths to protest what they said was a lack of consultation about the decision to move the remains to what is likely to be a major tourist attraction. MORE
May. 6, 2014
New York City notifies families of September 11 victims that unidentified remains of those killed at the World Trade Center will be moved to specially built private repository in same building as National September 11 Memorial Museum; news is met with mixture of anger, confusion and acceptance, reflecting divisions of opinion, and continued heightened passions, of family members. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Advisory group of religious leaders says documentary film The Rise of Al Qaeda, on view at the soon-to-open National September 11 Memorial Museum, is offensive to Muslims and may generate prejudice against them; museum officials stand by the film, which they say was vetted by several scholars of Islam and of terrorism. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Covert FBI inquiry into defense teams at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, reflects government's deep involvement in cases and could delay prosecution of those involved in the Sept 11 attacks; agents interrogated contractor employed by defense team of accused terrorist Ramzi bin al-Shibh, forcing him to sign confidentiality agreement; investigation has become the focus of pretrial hearings. MORE
Mar. 31, 2014
Organizers face a political and emotional minefield as opening approaches for the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York City; must balance expectations and sensitivities among survivors, victims' families, emergency responders and other groups who feel a special connection to Sept 11. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, most senior adviser to Osama bin Laden to be tried in civilian court, details meeting with former Al Qaeda leader in a cave in Afghanistan on the night of the Sept 11 attacks; Abu Ghaith's testimony gives government rare opportunity to cross-examine someone with extraordinary ties to Bin Laden, revealing detailed portrait. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan terrorism trial ask judge to deny a request by defense lawyers for Sulaiman Abu Ghaith to allow a jury to hear testimony from Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed organizer of the Sept 11 attacks; say defense request came in too late and would harm the government's case if granted. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Saajid Badat, British operative for Al Qaeda, continues his testimony at trial of Sulaiman Abu Ghaith; says before abandoning plot to blow up an airplane, he flew from Pakistan to the Netherlands and then on to Britain while concealing a bomb in his shoe; offers a fairly intimate account of his interactions with Osama bin Laden and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, self-proclaimed organizer of Sept 11 attacks. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Jury selection begins in Manhattan trial of Sulaiman Abu Ghaith on terrorism charges; experts say he is the most senior adviser to Osama bin Laden to be tried in a civilian court since Sept 11 attacks; trial may further the debate over whether international terrorism cases should be tried in civilian court. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Federal judge in Manhattan clears way for terrorism suspect Sulaiman Abu Ghaith's lawyers to question, in writing, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, self-described architect of Sept 11 attack; defendant has been charged with conspiring to kill Americans and providing material support to terrorists. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
Defense lawyers for Walid bin Attash, one of five Guantanamo Bay detainees charged with aiding Sept 11 terrorist attacks, are seeking to muzzle chief military commissions prosecutor Brig Gen Mark S Martins; say his comments defending tribunals system are unethical and that they are undermining their client's right to fair trial. MORE
Jan. 20, 2014
Op-Ed article by Judge D Randall Frye deplores scheme in which retired New York City police and firefighters sought to defraud Social Security disability system by claiming to suffer from post-9/11 phobias of airplanes and skyscrapers; says fraud cost federal government $400 million, making it largest theft in history of Social Security; calls for modernization of antiquated disability courts system that handicaps effective review of cases. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R Vance Jr announces arrest of 106 people, including 80 retired New York City police officers and firefighters, charged with faking Social Security disability claims as part of decades-long fraud that has cost federal government estimated $400 million; many of those charged had received disability payments for psychiatric disorders that they falsely claimed were result of Sept 11 attacks. MORE
Dec. 20, 2013
United States military judge orders mental competency evaluation for Sept 11-suspect Ramzi bin al-Shibh, prisoner at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, who has repeatedly disrupted pretrial proceedings in recent days. MORE
Dec. 20, 2013
Work crew arrives in Battery in Lower Manhattan to dismantle and move Fritz Koenig sculpture Sphere, which survived Sept 11 attacks on World Trade Center site; sculpture has been sitting for months behind construction fence during renovations of park; new setting, about 550 feet further into park, also offers an eternal flame; grass-roots movement continues to try and have Sphere returned to ground zero. MORE
Dec. 18, 2013
Military judge Col James L Pohl twice expels Ramzi bin al-Shibh--one of five Guantanamo Bay detainees facing death penalty trial in 9/11 case--from courtroom at military base there after he disrupted proceedings by shouting about his treatment. MORE
Dec. 18, 2013
Cantor Fitzgerald reveals it will settle its lawsuit against American Airlines for $135 million; Cantor accused American Airlines of negligence in allowing five terrorists to board the plane in Boston that crashed into the World Trade Center's north tower, killing 658 of Cantor's almost 1,000 employees, in New York on Sept 11, 2001. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald agrees to settle a 2004 lawsuit against American Airlines and its insurers over Cantor's business and property losses resulting from September 11 attack on the World Trade Center. MORE
Nov. 19, 2013
Michael Powell Gotham column observes that In Lower Manhattan, security continues to be very tight more than a decade after attacks of Sept 11; holds that although New Yorkers have healed, tight security brings back unwanted memories and fears that darken life downtown. MORE
Nov. 7, 2013
Col James Pohl, judge presiding over military commission's prosecution of five people accused in the Sept 11 terrorist attacks, orders government to show him confidential correspondence with International Committee of the Red Cross about prison conditions at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. MORE
Nov. 2, 2013
Republican Joseph J Lhota's experience as deputy mayor during terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, and his related knowledge of City Hall operations, are potent credentials in his bid for mayorship of New York City, unmatched by anything on rival Bill de Blasio's resume. MORE
Oct. 10, 2013
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column; firehouse in Maspeth, Queens is being discussed as possible New York City landmark due to its role in attacks of Sept. 11, 2001; emotional resonance of structure is indisputable, but whether that is enough to grant it landmark status remains to be seen. MORE
Sep. 30, 2013
New York City Firefighter Ryan Blackwell was 13 when his father Christopher J Blackwell, member of Rescue Company 3 in South Bronx, was killed as first responder in Sept 11 attacks; son Ryan, now 25, is one of fraternity of more than 30 family members of firefighters who died on Sept 11 who are currently in department; such firefighters are seen as living memorials to their parents as well as symbols of rebirth in firehouses where grief still palpable. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
Officials in Afghanistan, and elsewhere, take precautions over detailed threats of reprisals on anniversary of Sept 11, 2001, though rumored large-scale attacks do not come to pass. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
Fire Department training drill at Boston's Logan International Airport with flames and fire on 12th anniversary of Sept 11 terrorist attacks brings criticism, including from Massachusetts Gov Deval Patrick, who questions its timing. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
September 11 memorial ceremonies in New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia offer occasion to pay tribute, 12 years later, to those killed in 2001 attacks. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column on late Arturo Lamberto Ressi di Cervia, engineer who supervised construction of slurry wall around World Trade Center in 1960s; wall held during Sept 11 attacks, preventing Hudson River from flooding Lower Manhattan, along with PATH and subway tunnels below; portion of wall has been deliberately left exposed at National September 11 Memorial Museum in honor of its significance. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Op-Ed article by Thomas H Kean and Lee H Hamilton, co-chairmen of the 9/11 Commission, warns that nine years after the commission made suggestions to improve America's security the country is still not as safe as it could and should be; notes that Congress has not acted on one of the commission's major proposals, which was to streamline the way it oversees homeland security. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
Poorly functioning respirator masks used by workers at ground zero after September 11 attacks played role in exposing thousands to contaminated air; government and hazardous-equipment industry are together working to create new generation of respirator masks to be used by rescue and cleanup workers and also to protect against potential disease outbreaks or releases of nanoparticles. MORE
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Don't Execute Those We Tortured
The United States must be held accountable, too, for breaking the law.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Abu Ghaith, a Bin Laden Adviser, Is Sentenced to Life in Prison
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, 48, who was convicted of conspiracy to kill Americans, providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to do so, warned that his penalty would bring dire consequences.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
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Remains of Sole Belgian Victim of World Trade Center Attack Are Identified
The chief medical examiner used DNA testing to confirm the identity of Patrice Braut, who on 9/11 was in the offices of Marsh & McLennan, nearly 100 stories up.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
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What Was So Great About 1994?
Several articles have popped up dedicated to the music, movies and television shows of 1994. Was it the year that was great, or our memories of who we were then?
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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13 Years After 9/11, the 'War on Terror' Has a New Focus
President Obama had little choice but to attack ISIS after its actions this year.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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What We're Reading
Recommended reads from New York Times reporters and editors, highlighting great stories from around the web.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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Autumn in New York, 2001
Metropolitan Diary: A poetic look back at the weeks after the attacks: the posters and photographs everywhere, the desperate messages, the unanswered appeals.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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On a Day Devoted to Past Events, Focus on New Terror Link
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September 12, 2014, Friday
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On 9/11 Anniversary, Looking Back and Ahead
This year, as families of the victims gathered in Manhattan, at the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania, there was talk of new military campaigns in the Middle East.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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2001 | 'The World Trade Center Just Blew Up'
Ahead of The Times, an in-house newsletter, captured something of the scope of Sept. 11, 2001, in a special edition published a week later.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
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According to a new survey, the most stressful number of kids is . . . exactly THREE. Mothers with three kids stress out more than moms with one or two kids . . . but also stress out more than moms with four or more.
Link to TODAY.COM story HERE
Having twin 19-month old boys and a 3 1/2 year old daughter...my Wife and I can relate.
We've very blessed that all 3 are very happy, healthy and well-behaved children.
One of the reasons why we think they are well behaved is because since EARLY-ON we've been VERY strict on bed-time.
We have had to make MAJOR sacrifices to make this happen. Literally, we have NEVER (not once, in 19 months) gone past thirty minutes past their bedtime. Same thing for their naps. We've also ALWAYS been here (at least one of us, 95% of the time both of us) to put the kids to bed.
We do Noon for naps (they usually sleep approx. 2 hours - although it's become less with our daughter, who likes to "play" by herself in her room for up to an hour)
We do 7:30 STRICT bath-time every night, followed by a bottle and rocking the boys to bed, while our daughter watches a cartoon and has a nighttime snack. Then we let our daughter stay up until no-later than 8:15p and put her to bed.
Maybe we're lucky, but the kids NEVER fight going to bed. They don't know any different. In fact, at nap time, they all VOLUNTARILY (about 90% of the time) walk into their rooms and WANT to nap.
I suggest every parent lay down strict rules early with their children and they can avoid a lot of STRESS, because having 3 kids is TOUGH...but when Mom and Dad and kids are rested properly, it becomes MUCH easier to deal with the stresses.
Recommended reading: BOOK: "Healthy Sleep Habits - Happy Child"
Not try to preach or brag, but it's just a tip that we'd like to share with other parents or potential parents as we feel it's helped us manage the stress-level well!

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Three weeks into the season, No. 2 Oregon has proven to be the class of the Pac-12, a legitimate national-title contender.
Runnin' Utes to play record 13 games on ESPN networks
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 16th - 7:13am
The Runnin' Utes will have every one of its games televised this season, with a record 13 games being shown on the ESPN networks, according to the broadcast schedule that was released by the Pac-12 Monday night.
10 things to know about Utah at Michigan
Robert Jackson | posted Sep 15th - 2:57pm
The Utes return to action this week as they prepare to take on the Michigan Wolverines in Ann Arbor, Mich. Saturday afternoon in a nationally televised game on ABC.
Nate Orchard continues dominant role of Utah defenders
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 15th - 10:14am
With Utah's rich history of defensive players going to the NFL, Utah has another next-level defender in the works.
Map shows most popular college football team in each state
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Sep 12th - 7:53pm
With college football season underway, old rivalries have flared up again and a new map is showing which school has been ranked as the most popular in each state.
Kenneth Scott live tweets end of BYU-Houston game
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 12th - 10:56am
The BYU Cougars got its first home win of the season Thursday night, beating the Houston Cougars 33-25. And Utah wide receiver Kenneth Scott lets his feelings free while watching the game.
Runnin' Utes unveil 3 new jersey combinations
Josh Furlong |
posted Sep 10th - 2:26pm
The Runnin' Utes unveiled three new jersey designs for the 2014-15 season Wednesday.
Seattle's Wagner leads locals in week 1 of NFL season
Jon Oglesby | posted Sep 9th - 10:03am
Utah State alumnus Bobby Wagner made 14 tackles for Seattle in a 36-16 victory over the Green Bay Packers.
Travis Wilson honors friend year after death
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 8th - 8:23pm
A year since his high school friend was tragically killed, quarterback Travis Wilson still honors former UCLA walk-on Nick Pasquale.
Utah releases new white helmet for Michigan game
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 8th - 8:19pm
The University of Utah unveiled the highly-rumored white helmets Monday in a YouTube video posted by the university.
Crimson Corner 9/8: Fresno State recap
Robert Jackson and Josh Furlong | posted Sep 8th - 5:18pm
Utah improved to 2-0 on the season with an impressive offensive showcase in a 59-27 win over Fresno State. But the defense was not to be outdone, accounting for seven sacks and 11 total tackles for a loss, even recovering a fumble to record Utah's first defensive turnover of the season.
KSL.com Player of the Week: Taysom Hill
KSL.com | posted Sep 8th - 2:13pm
For the second consecutive week, BYU quarterback Taysom Hill has been named the KSL.com Player of the Week. Although the other nominees were equally deserving, what Hill did against Texas undeniably makes him the best player this week.
Offensive depth key to Utah's success
Josh Furlong |
posted Sep 8th - 10:13am
In its fourth season in the Pac-12, the University of Utah football program has the depth and skill players necessary offensively to compete with much of the conference.
Grading Utah in blowout win over Fresno State
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 6th - 7:28pm
With its second win of the season, the University of Utah looked like a much-improved team from last season as they rolled on Fresno State 59-27.
Utah beats Fresno State 59-27
Matthew Coles, Associated Press |
posted Sep 6th - 5:33pm
Travis Wilson threw a career-high five touchdowns and Kenneth Scott and Dres Anderson each had a pair of scoring catches to power Utah over Fresno State 59-27 on Saturday.
Fans react to Utah's lopsided 59-27 win over Fresno State
Josh Furlong | posted Sep 6th - 5:31pm
Utah's offense came to play Saturday against visiting Fresno State — a team that barely missed the cut for a BCS bowl last season — winning 59-27.
Utah's offense on display in 59-27 win over Fresno State
Robert Jackson | posted Sep 6th - 4:40pm
The University of Utah football team moved to 2-0 with a convincing 59-27 win over Fresno State Saturday afternoon in Rice-Eccles Stadium. The offense racked up 526 yards of total offense, with nearly a perfect split in the run vs. the passing game.
Game Center: Utah vs. Fresno State
KSL.com | posted Sep 6th - 1:00pm
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Taylor's late PK gives Utah 1-0 win over BYU in duel match
Sean Walker | posted Sep 5th - 6:29pm
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Last weekend was a popular weekend for spring formals -- and commercial vehicle inspections too, since transportation officials were focused on party limos. At least three vehicles were pulled off the road immediately, and MnDOT says those safety checks keep passengers safe.
While the majority of vehicles that were inspected had no problems, a few others weren't so lucky. Over the weekend, inspectors with the Minnesota Department of Transportation performed 19 random checks.
"The issue is about safety, and we're out there making sure that these vehicles are safe," said Kevin Gutknecht.
In those 19 inspections, seven vehicles were cited with a total of 17 separate violations that ranged from failing to display Department of Transportation numbers to having coolers blocking aisles.
"It starts with checking the paperwork -- the certifications, license, the driver's health card," explained Gutknecht.
Next is the "walk around," which is a visual inspection that can take between 30 and 45 minutes. If they start to see problems, they start looking closer.
Of the three vehicles that were taken off the road, two were found to have defective parking breaks and another was written up for operating with a defective emergency door that wouldn't open.
In most cases, inspectors do stop the commercial vehicles after they have completed their routes -- but anyone with safety concerns can call MnDOT's Commercial Vehicle Center at 651-215-6330.
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Freespirit Hattie Coated Leather Butterfly Girls School Shoes with a Scuff-resistant Finish
From Freespirit, these school shoes feature a coated leather upper with broderie anglaise detail and butterfly applique for added girly style.
But don't think that means they don't have a tough side... a special scuff-resistant finish allows them to stand up to life in a playground, and they're even machine washable to make them easier to keep looking good.
Finished with a cross over Velcro-fastening strap.
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Demo Logan Coated Leather Strap Boys School Shoes.
These Logan boys school shoes by Demo feature a durable coated leather upper that's able to stand up to life in the playground.
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From Demo's high quality, low-priced collection of boys clothing, these school shoes are a smart finishing touch to his uniform that are made to stand up to everything the playground can throw at them.
The coated leather upper has been given a scuff-resistant finish for long-lasting good looks, and they're even machine washable so when he comes home with muddy feet you can simply pop them in the wash and they'll look like new again.
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Ladybird Nevaeh Girls T-bar School Shoes with Butterfly Applique Detail
Ladybird are renowned for their high quality, low priced kids clothing, and these school shoes are no exception - ideal footwear for finishing her uniform in a stylish, affordable, and long-lasting way.
The black shoes feature classic T-bar design that will look great over socks or tights, and they're given added girly appeal by the butterfly applique detail at the toe - she'll love showing them off to her school friends!
Pink lining with black spots is a thoughtful finishing touch, and the Velcro-fastening strap makes it easy for her to put them on each morning.
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She'll be stylish at school wearing these lovely girls Skechers wedge shoes featuring a charming cross-over strap fastening. These girls wedged shoes are a comfortable selection for trendy youngsters who want to look good and feel great throughout the school day.
The low 1.5 inch wedge on these girls school shoes is perfect for adding some sensible height to the style, without compromising on comfort. Wedges are a great alternative to heels and the cross strap will provide an adjustable, secure fit for extra support. Dainty detail and girly style is brought to these girls smart wedge shoes with embroidered flowers and logo detail adding aesthetic appeal and cuteness. Exposed stitching really helps to define the design.
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Louis D. Adelson Venango Student Housing Scholarship
Established to assist the following groups of students residing in the student apartments at Venango College of Clarion University: Disabled veterans enrolled full-time, Veterans at large enrolled full-time, Non-traditional students enrolled full time. Students must also demonstrate financial need. To be considered for the award in subsequent years, the student winner must maintain a 2.0 grade point average.
Ronald E. Black Endowed Scholarship
Provides an award to a student at Venango College of Clarion University. Preference is given to adult students who are residents of Venango County.
John Boyle Continuing Education Scholarship for Venango College Students This scholarship was funded by a gift from John Boyle, member of the Venango College of Clarion University Advisory Council, to help non-credit Certificate Program students make training or retraining in a new career field more affordable. To be considered for a scholarship, candidate must be earning a certificate in one of the following areas: Bookkeeping, Executive Office Management, Legal Office Management, Massage Therapy, Medical Coding, Medical Office Assistant, Medical Office Management, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy Technician, Program Evaluation for Public and Nonprofit Agencies, Small Business Management, and other Venango College programs that may be developed in the future. Available funding and financial need will determine the number and value of awards. Contact the chair of the Venango College Continuing Education Scholarship Committee concerning questions on the application process and deadline date. Candidate must submit two letters of reference from a professional (employer, supervisor, principal, minister, etc.) detailing knowledge of the candidate, including any particular qualifications which may demonstrate the potential to succeed in the program of study. Candidate must also submit an essay (up to a maximum of 500 words) detailing how the scholarship will assist them in the achievement of educational goals and/or ultimately employment.
The Frank Clark Scholarship
Established by Mr. Frank Clark who taught in the Speech & Theater Department at Clarion University from 1967 through 1995. The intent of the scholarship is to award an incoming freshman from a Venango County high school planning to attend the Venango College. Second preference will be given to incoming freshman from a Clarion County school district. Academic criteria include a minimum SAT score of 950 and graduated in the upper half of class.
Franklin Rotary Club Scholarship
Established by the Franklin Rotary Club to benefit Clarion University students who are attending the Venango College. It will be awarded to a student who shows exemplary service to his or her community. To be considered, candidate must be a graduate of a Venango County high school and be a full-time student who demonstrates the potential to succeed in a chosen course of study. First priority for the scholarship will be provided to graduates of Franklin High School or Rocky Grove High School. For more information, contact the Venango College of Clarion University Scholarship Committee.
Derrick Publishing Company Scholarship Endowment to honor Edward P. Boyle
Mr. Boyle helped nurture the growth and development of Venango College of Clarion University, serving as director and vice president of the Venango College Advisory Council. To be eligible, candidates must be a resident of Venango, Clarion, or Forest County and be attending Venango College of Clarion University. Academic merit and demonstrated financial need is evaluated. First priority will be given to an employee or child/spouse of an employee of the Derrick Publishing Company, who meets the criteria for the scholarship.
Galaxy Federal Credit Union Scholarship
Established by Galaxy Federal Credit Union and awarded annually through the Venango College of Clarion University Scholarship Committee to a Venango County resident.
Dr. Thomas A. Gardner Radiologic Sciences Scholarship
Established in honor of Dr. Gardner by family and friends. Candidates must be enrolled in the baccalaureate degree program in radiation technology at the Venango College of Clarion University.
Gent, Gent & Snyder Scholarship
Established by the Gent, Gent & Snyder Law Firm, the annual scholarship is awarded to candidates with academic merit and financial need.
Paul M. Goldberg Memorial Scholarship
Established by the family and friends to assist Venango College of Clarion University students pursuing a business related degree. Academic talent and financial need are criteria. Preference is given to students from the Oil City area.
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Scholarships
Several scholarships awarded annually to high ability recent high school graduates and academically promising returning adult students.
William Huber Sr. Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was established by friends of William Huber, a Venango County resident, who was an exceptional guitarist and extremely active in the community. Eligible recipient must be an active community member.
Dr. Glenn McElhattan Scholarships
Established to honor Dr. McElhattan, a Clarion alumnus and Chemistry Department faculty member at Venango College of Clarion University. Eligible candidates must be high school seniors enrolled at Venango College of Clarion University for their freshman year. Awards are granted based upon academic achievement.
In Memory of William J. McFate & Judge William E. Breene, by the trustees of the Dr. & Mrs. Arthur William Phillips Charitable Trust
Mr. McFate and Judge Breene served for many years with distinction as trustees of the Dr. & Mrs. Arthur William Phillips Charitable Trust and were highly respected in the region for their leadership and integrity. The purpose of the scholarship is to benefit Clarion University students entering fields of study in health-related professions, including students enrolled in the School of Nursing & Allied Health at Venango College of Clarion University. Recipients shall have demonstrated financial need and academic merit.
Oil City Lions, Lillian (Shaw) Shinkle, and Ted Shaw Scholarship
Established by the Oil City Lions Club in honor of Lillian Shaw Shinkle and Ted Shaw. Eligible candidates must be recent graduates of Oil City or Venango Christian high schools and must be entering their first year of study at Venango College of Clarion University. Scholarship recipients may reapply in their second year of study at either Venango Campus or Clarion Campus.
Oil City Rotary Club Scholarship
Awarded by the Oil City Rotary Club through the Clarion University Foundation. Recipient must be a graduate of Oil City, Cranberry, or Venango Christian high schools. Selected on the basis of academic record, financial need, and participation in extracurricular activities.
Oil City Second Presbyterian Women Scholarships
Several scholarships provided annually to the Venango College of Clarion University Scholarship Committee by this organization. Candidates must be health science majors. Priority is given to Venango County residents with financial need. The award may be renewed in succeeding years.
Pennzoil Scholarship Endowment
Scholarships are made available by the foundation through an endowment account established by Pennzoil. Award criteria are based on academic achievement and financial need.
John N. and Sarah H. Rees Scholarships
Provided through a generous donation from the Rees Charitable Foundation. The gift provides scholarships for Venango College of Clarion University students in two areas, academically gifted students and first-time-in-college adult.
Regional Vision Leadership Scholarship
This scholarship established by Regional Vision Leadership Development for Rural Northwest Pennsylvania to assist Venango College of Clarion University students who exhibit leadership qualities in their community or school.
Laura A. Smedley Scholarships
Scholarships, not limited in number and not specified in amount, are granted to Venango College of Clarion University students who are graduates of secondary schools serving Venango County. Eligible students must be full-time students enrolled in any associate degree program. Selection is made based upon financial need and academic record. Instructions for the complete application process can be obtained from Stephen Kosak, Box 374, Oil City, PA 16301. Deadline for submission of application is April 15th.
UPMC NW Medical Center Women's Auxiliary Health Career Fund Scholarships
Awarded by the Venango College of Clarion University Scholarship Committee to Venango, Forest, and Clarion County residents attending Venango College of Clarion University for educational purposes in the health career fields.
Greg Vayda Memorial Scholarship
Established by family and friends to honor the memory of Greg Vayda, son of long-time chairman of the Clarion University Special Education Department Ken Vayda and Mrs. Vayda.
Venango Campus Scholarships
Several scholarships, contributed by Venango College of Clarion University employees, available through the Venango College of Clarion University Scholarship Committee for students attending Clarion University's Venango Campus.
Venango Campus Endowment Scholarships
Endowment established by Venango College of Clarion University employees which funds several scholarships for students attending Venango College of Clarion University.
Frank and Clara Williams Scholarship
These scholarships, not limited in number, and not specified in amount, are granted to Venango County residents. Eligible students must be a full-time freshman or sophomore and be enrolled in a four-year degree program. Selection is made based upon financial need and academic record. Applications may be obtained from Stephen Kosak, Box 374, Oil City, PA 16301.
Zonta Club Scholarships
Scholarships made available by the Zonta Club of Oil City-Franklin. Award recipients must be students who reside in Venango County. Consideration is based upon the students' academic record, financial need, and participation in extracurricular activities.


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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Alone in the T-Shirt Zone' - 1986, Directed by Mike B. Anderson
One-man films are strange beasts...characters don't always act like 'real people,' things happen for no reason, and plots can be meandering or even non-existent. Such is definitely the case with Mike Anderson's movie. There's a definite 'I hate my job' vibe, as protagonist Michael Mikaele (could it be...autobiographical maybe?) mopes about the t-shirt printing company he works as an artist for. He really doesn't like his boss, and he can't seem to finish the two (maybe three) designs said boss wants without a lot of complaining. Also, as if things can't be any worse, every single female character wants him...badly. In fact, most of them willingly attack him in public places in a fashion that's borderline rape. Tough luck, Mike.
Anyhow, we watch Mike stumble through his reality, attend a party with a man twice his age (who turns out to be his girlfriend's father in an unusual and pointless twist) and then go crazy from all the pressures in his life. Things don't get any easier, however, as he's also 'raped' by his therapist. The whole atmosphere of this film is dreamlike...things happen, they don't matter, plot twists go nowhere, character react in the wrong way, etc. There are also a few allusions to David Lynch's surrealist masterpiece 'Eraserhead' throughout, which should give you some idea of what to expect.
Despite all the weirdness, Mr. Anderson is obviously a very talented guy. This isn't a 'bad' movie like 'Plan 9 From Outer Space,' it's just a slice of American backyard surrealism. Anderson did a couple other films, including 'Kamillions,' which plays like a hybrid of 'Weird Science' and David Cronenberg. On top of that, he's also been a supervising director and storyboard consultant for The Simpsons since the very beginning!
As it stands, the only way to buy the film is as a used VHS tape for around 20 bucks. However, if you're internet savvy, you can dig it up on a few streaming sites...
3 out of 5 if we're talking ratings.
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Oh crap! Bridget, can someone go and physically check on him?
Oh crap! Bridget, can someone go and physically check on him?
Oh Bridget. I would be worried as well. I hope that soon you are kicking his a** for scaring you and worrying you.
Kate, one word....Brandy. LOL No seriously, try a shot of that or I hear whiskey is good too. Calms down my throat like nothing else....not my inhaler or a script from the pharmacy.
I don't keep track either. I kept VERY close track for years and I'm rebelling now. I just don't wanna and I get warning she's a coming so why bother. I do think that I'm getting close to ovulation so not in synch with you all. I could go jump DH but kind of feel like why bother. I did last month and than I think about what if what if what if what if....which is annoying. If I know timing was awful, I don't get any hopes up. I wish I didn't know the signs of ovulation.
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And thanks Mandy, that's really what I wanted to know-if he could run in them better than regular sneaks. My foot pain is more constant that I like to admit. The reality is holding a clutch, or at various other times throughout the day, the pain is intense enough to bring tears to my eyes. When my foot slipped off the clutch and I stalled at a red light, I had to admit it was too much for me. As someone that loves 5-speed above and beyond anything else, it was hard to admit to myself. In fact, I still hold out hope it'll get better and I can go back to driving a standard at some point.
He is an hour from me. I wish I'd called my dad earlier because he'd be in bed now...trying to think of a friend that may have talked to him since we have several mutual ones.
I didn't track while DH was deployed. In a way it was peaceful, not having AF be such a negative experience.
I have an update about my private practice situation. There is a former co-worker of mine who had mentioned in the past she saw a few clients after school. I wanted to ask her about it, but she changed her name recently and since I can't remember her new name, I don't know how to find her on the district email system. Anyway, I saw her today at a continuing ed session we both went to and asked her about it. She said she has worked through a couple of different clinics here in town and also through the state (although I have heard from more than one person that the state can take 6 months or more to pay you). We were whispering during the presentation, but we exchanged phone numbers and I told her I wanted to talk to her about who she went through. The session ran over time and she had to leave (actually to see a private client!), but she mouthed, "call me" as she walked out the door. Yay! Making progress!
I've also been reading up on the internet and saw a great strategy for attracting potential clients on my own: free screenings! I would never have thought of it, but what a great idea!
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Bridget, can you call him? That worries me, too.
By the way, I didn't comment on your last post about Sawyer, but I love how you describe him and he sounds just so adorable to me. I especially love how you seem to take any behavior and characteristic and put the "cute" spin on it. You are the quintessential mom, and a good storyteller. I actually feel like I don't match up to my mom in a lot of ways, because I feel like she pretty much always enjoyed being a mom, and she always enjoyed being around her children, and while I do a lot of things she didn't do, I can't say I enjoy my children exclusively to the extent that she seemed to. She felt the same way about her mom, who was absolutely perfect to hear her tell it. I get the impression that you enjoy your children the same way she did.
AND, I really appreciate your comment about Savana acting like Claire does when she's tired. It occurred to me after you posted, that Claire has been staying up unusually late for the past several nights. She's been missing 2-3 hours of sleep every night. I can't get her to go to sleep for the life of me. She stayed up late again last night. I talked to DH about it, and we both decided to be a little more gentle and understanding with her and hopefully try to get her to go to bed early tonight. My mom reported that she was really good today.
I'm due to start AF any day now. I've been keeping track on my computer's calendar since I started having such awful and heavy ones last summer. My cycle is about 10 days long, every 26 days or so. So almost 50% of the time I'm bleeding profusely or moderately. I hate it. On the bright side, my doctor checked and I'm not anemic. And I've stopped spontaneously lactating. That weird thing just happened for a couple of months. If I could go back in time, I would have a hysterectomy.
I just use a cough drop when I have to be somewhere and not cough. There really is nothing that stops a cough, but a cough drop can ease that tickle. I've been sick the past couple of days and I have been falling asleep with a sugar-free cough drop in my mouth so I don't keep coughing myself awake. It helps me.
Mandy, I'm glad you're making progress!
I've been eating cough drops like crazy. I started with some Ricola drops that have syrup in the middle but they were very strong on the eucalyptus so I switched to Luden's honey drops and those are good but I have to eat them non stop or the cough comes right back.
Bridget, keep us updated! I have to go to bed soon but I'll check in mid-morning or so.
Can I just mention that I'm so enjoying seeing Stevie Nicks as a mentor on AI? I her. And she's an amazing mentor.
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Mandy that sounds promising and at the very least helpful!
Yeah I liked Stevie Nicks on there too. The kids did a good job tonight.....but I don't have any that I just really love like I did in so many past seasons. I'm not totally watching but had it on while I was on the phone with my mom and than my MIL.
I hope you hear from your brother soon, Bridget. I'll have to keep checking my phone today to see if you update.
Hey and fwiw, I'm due my period any day now, too. I keep track of mine in my little daily calendar. It's anywhere from a 26 to 32 day cycle. But, lately, I can tell when I'm due because of hormone levels and how I feel. I used to never be like that, but now I know AF is due when I'm feeling weepy and have no interest in sex. LOL.
Argh, you guys, I've been having horrible dreams lately. I think it must be from all the stress that I'm feeling with not getting on to a teaching course, so I am now trying to think of what's the next step for me with going back to work and arranging the boys' childcare. I hate making big life choices. I have just applied to a 'progress tutor' roll at a local high school, so I suppose that is a positive. It's a job where I'd be kind of like a mentor to a small group of high risk kids to keep them on track and get them to graduate and go on to college, etc. I think I'd really enjoy it.
Any how, the summer-like weather has continued here, so we're off out to a big farm today that has a massive playground for kids. I think it's supposed to get colder at the weekend, so we're in for a big chill after today!
Bridget, I sure hope you can get ahold of him or find someone to check on him. How scary!
Mandy, I think offering free screenings is a great way to get started and generate clients! People love free stuff!
I'm waiting to get blindsided by AF. I can't remember for sure, but I *think* I got it back just before M turned 1 and A will be 10mo this weekend. They both were/are exclusively BF. A is just started to get into solids now. I would be SO bummed if I got AF back just a few months PP! I'm planning on getting the Mirena in June or around then, so I'm hoping it will help make my periods lighter than they have been in the past.
L, I always love hearing your stories of your kids and I think everyone has moments of frustration/lack of enjoyment from their little ones. I know I do. My mom sounds similar to yours, but I'm sure that even she had her moments. It just makes you appreciate them more at other times I think.
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That sounds like a really great opportunity Ash. You'd be making such a positive impact on their lives. It may be one of those things that you won't realize at the time, but as years go by some might think of something you said and have that lightbulb moment where they go "ah ha!"
L, I was going to say something like that. Your children's memories are going to be very different than yours and I wouldn't be a bit surprised if they don't end up having the same perception about you that you hold for your mother.
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Okay, well I got a text. I called him four times last night and left two messages. I know he always has his cell in his pocket and rarely misses a call. He is very social and would never be without. That is why I get so concerned when he doesn't answer. Right before I went to bed I texted him that I was really worried and understood if he doesn't feel like talking but please let me know he is ok. Middle of the night I got, "I will be." Still so elusive. I worry and at the same time I get a little upset because he is one of those people who says he's fine but then makes it so obvious that he totally isn't. Like, "leave me alone but give me attention" and it's hard to know how to respond to that.
Lydia, I thank you very much for you kind words. I have to say that those are the sort of compliments that really make me feel good and especially coming from you since I think you seem like a very thoughtful parent. I really hope that is was just Claire being tired. I should say it's not just Savana that gets like that. Kai gets the same. It is like they morph into these angry creatures. Last night someone put a piece of paper on the stove top and when I came to the kitchen and so I said, "Savana! Kai! I don't know how this paper got here but please don't ever, ever put anything one the stove top."
Kai lost it. Screaming and crying at me that he already knew that and he didn't do it and I am very, very, very, very wrong. I asked him to go into his room until he was calm and he fell asleep in about 10 minutes. I always feel bad in those situations. Like I should have been more insistent about his nap so he wouldn't get to that point.
My DD is the same way when she's over tired. Screechy, hitting, kicking, mouthy, etc. When she's not over-tired, she's an angel. DH does not deal well with it, so I always take over when she's like that.
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So glad you heard from your brother Bridget.
Also, Ky is still like that too when he doesn't get enough sleep - a nut! Elle gets really happy and hyper like a fun-mobile. She is also usually very pleasant and talkative and sometimes I don't want to put her in the bed because she is being so funny and entertaining. But Ky, even at 10 will cry for no reason when he is tired. Tears fall down his cheeks silently, he will whimper and if you ask him to do a simple task he will cry like he is a 2 year old and tantrum and everything. This is why he must get at least 10-11 hours of sleep per night and sleep is a priority for him. DH also gets agitated easily when he is tired so I figure it is some genetic thing.
Bridget I am glad you heard frmo your brother
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I'm so glad you heard from your brother too, and I hope he's back to normal soon.
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Bridget, I'm so glad you heard from your brother!
And I think I haven't ever known a child who doesn't go nuts when they are tired or haven't had enough sleep. All 3 of my SIL's kids (her eldest especially) and both my boys go loopy when they are tired. And I remember before I had kids going to my friends' house for evening gatherings and they'd send their son up to bed once he started bouncing off the walls and doing psycho things. LOL. I think about myself when I don't feel like I've had enough quality sleep and I can be a moody little sod myself!
We had a magnificent day at the farm today. This is the place: http://www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk/adventure-playground/ If any of y'all ever come over here, we'll go there since it's only about 30 minutes from my house and it's a great place!
Bridget, even if you feel uncomfortable doing so, I think you (and your dad and your brother's friends) should insinuate yourselves into his life. He isn't going to ask for help. No matter how many times someone says, "Call if you need anything" no one ever really does. In times like these I think it's important for people to just do things for their loved ones, without them having to ask.
Chrissy, I agree. Don't worry. I'm all up in his business. He probably wishes I would back the eff off! lol I just got off the phone with him and he's having a rough time. Hates his new job. Has a broken heart. I am hoping he will come over this weekend. My kids miss him. I miss him.


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Minecraft is Making a Lot of MoneyMinecraft, that indie-game that people are making computers in, is making a lot of money for creator Markus "notch" Persson and his three co-workers. A page has been setup to track and visualize Minecraft registrations and sales taken from the official Minecraft site (via Joystiq).
The day following the unplanned free-to-play weekend brought on by server troubles, which took down the purchasing process, saw sales of 25,936 copies and 48,800 registrations. In the last week, the game has sold over 80,000 copies. At around $13 a copy, this amounts to around $1.1 million in the last seven days.
It doesn't hurt that Penny Arcade mentioned and created two comics about the game, as well. Congratulations on the success, Persson. Good luck with the company. I'm pretty sure Valve will buy it at some point.
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I recently had a chance to play through the first couple of hours of Deus Ex: Human Revolution at a closed-door press event hosted by publisher Square Enix. Parts one and two of the hands-on impressions focused on the opening section of the game (and its first proper mission), and I came away from the experience impressed by Eidos Montreal's seeming ability to harness much of what made the first game great, and hungry for more.
After a day spent running around in the shoes of Human Revolution's brooding protagonist, Adam Jensen, I talked a bit with the game's Lead Writer and Narrative Designer, Mary DeMarle. Among other things, we discussed the game's themes of class warfare and technological Renaissance, the challenges of constructing a multi-layered conspiracy-fuelled narrative in a game driven by player choice, and creating content that helps make a world that feels real and alive.
Shacknews: First off, can you elaborate a bit more on the themes you focused on when writing Deus Ex: Human Revolution?
Mary DeMarle: From a story perspective, we're dealing with a time, seventeen years from now, in which advances in biotechnology are making it possible for us to control our own evolution, through the use of these mechanical augmentations. So, through the use of everything from cybernetic arms and legs, to cybernetic brain chips and intelligence chips, we can actually become better than we are, from our biological roots.
Shacknews: And how do people feel about the effects of this technological Renaissance?
Mary DeMarle:Society, with that explosion of knowledge, is at a point where it might not quite be ready for that. There are groups that are saying, "Woah! Slow down! There are corporations that want to make money from this!" There are people who idealistically believe that this is what mankind is meant to do. And there are other people that are saying, "You're tampering with things that you don't understand. You're playing God, and you don't have the wisdom of God. You don't know the psychological effects." The game takes place at a time when mankind is wrestling with all of that, and you have forces on both sides that are pushing [things] in one direction or the other. We are really fundamentally asking you, on a deep level, to consider the issue for yourself, and consider it for that final judgement that Adam will have to make at the end.
Shacknews: Though the game empowers the player to make meaningful and impactful choices, Adam Jensen seems like a pretty well-defined character. Was it difficult to reconcile player choice with a protagoinst who isn't simply a blank slate?
Mary DeMarle: That's something we knew from the start we had to do, and there's a fine line you have to walk. But my philosophy is that we create a really strong character in Adam, and the very fact that we set you at a point where he's not yet sure what he feels, himself. We then hand that over to you [the player], so that you become the one that decides - through your experiences and how you play him - what you feel, and what he [Adam] feels. So, that's a crucial part of it.
Shacknews: How did you go about constructing the story for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and how did you approach creating the dizzying amount of the supplemental narrative content such as emails newspapers?
Mary DeMarle: The way that I build the story is to start with your critical-path information: What is it that the player has to know, at the bare minimum, in order to understand it. And once you've got that down, you go and you start building the rest - all those additional layers of story. And you use those different means. So, we have television news. We also have newspaper stories - and these will also refelct your actions in the game. We have what we call the "e-books," and what we call the "xp-books" - which are also "e-books" but are specifically about augmentations. By finding these, in particular, you get XP-points that you can apply to your augmentations. And then we have pocket secretaries, which are like everyone's own personal cell phones, and then we have the emails on the computers as well. We use all those things to tell the story, create the world that you're living in, add more life to that universe, and show a world that exists outside of Adam Jensen.
Shacknews: There was only one optional side-quest available in the demo. How big of a role will they play in the full game?
Mary DeMarle: They become much more prevalent later on. Basically, when you get to some of the city-hub areas, then you'll encounter characters who will [provide side-quest options]. The way we wanted to design them... we didn't want to have sidequests that are like "Save the cat from the tree." We figured, you're playing a character that's on a very important mission. What's going to convince him to step off that path to help somebody? By doing the sidequests, you can find out more about Adam. You can find out more information about other characters in the game. You can find out more about the "augmentation issue." So [sidequests] all kind of expand the universe, while still keeping you focused on it.
Shacknews: Human Revolution is set twenty-five years before the original Deus Ex. That said, are there any tie-ins or nods to the original game that fans will appreciate?
Mary DeMarle: There are tie-ins to the original game. [Fans] will recognize the references, and will potentially recognize some of the characters. You might see a little bit about their origins, or stuff like that. When you really think about it, it's hard to do too much, because this is twenty-five years before [the original game]. I mean, what were you doing twenty-five years ago?
Shacknews: Would you mind describing how the in-game economy will work?
Mary DeMarle: Eventually, when you get to the city-hubs, you can find these black market merchants that sell you things. You can also visit L.I.M.B (Liberty in Mind and Body) clinics that actually are the ones who equip people with augmentations. They sell you stuff like the nutrients and the Praxis kits, and things like that.
Shacknews: The original Deus Ex is almost as lengthy as it is beloved. Optional side-quests aside, about how long will it take to play through the core story?
Mary DeMarle: In our playtests, we generally had people work about six to eight hour days, playing it. And it took at least the full five days, maybe six days, for people to get through it. It's definitely at least twenty-five hours for a core-story playthrough.
Shacknews: Thanks very much for your time, Mary!
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This device produces a soothing whooshing sound that helps block distracting noise. The sound generator ameliorates noise from ticking clocks, traffic, or coworkers, creating an environment that is more conducive to concentration, relaxation, or sleep. Ideal for use in a baby's room to create a soothing atmosphere, the compact device sets up unobtrusively on a desktop or nightstand and its volume and frequency are adjustable. Plugs into AC. 3 1/2" H x 6 1/2" Diam. (1 1/2 lbs.)
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I have one in each bedroom.
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We have used these for years. First use was in 1988 when my husband had a stroke and had to rest during the day. Neighbors dogs kept him from resting well and we ordered one of the sleep machines to mask the outside sounds. It worked and we have used them ever since.
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I was unable to sleep through the night for the past 2 years (after undergoing major surgery, then spending 2 weeks at a sub-acute rehabilitation center where they would wake me up for their procedures in the early am hours). Most nights I tossed and turned for hours, maybe getting 3 to 4 hours of sleep, before having to get up and leave to go my office. I received delivery of this unit on July 8, 2013 and plugged-in this device that same night. This Sound Generator helped me immediately and I cannot believe how much better I am sleeping now. Not only am I getting 6 hours of sleep before I wake up to go to the bathroom, I can fall back to sleep immediately for another 1-1/2 to 2 more hours. I now wake up and start each day feeling fully rested not groggy.
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Perfect match for children's room
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I bought two for each of my children's room...they are great and very easy to move and/or travel...some could say they could be louder but for its purposes they work just fine.
I have bought this product many times.
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I have bought at least 10 sleep sound machines for family and friends who have trouble sleeping. They rave about it and have never felt so well rested. I take every opportunity to inform anyone who can't sleep to purchase this machine.
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The constant sound from our sleep sound generator helps ward off tv or other noises from other rooms. We have bought them for our children and grandchildren and always make it available for our guests. Everyone who uses it loves it! Easy to travel with.
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By Ping
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I love this little machine, and I've had one for over 30 years. (Regrettably the last one got left in a hotel in Panama!) Highly effective, and I like that it just does what it does simply and well. No ocean or bird songs or croaking frogs, no computer generated sounds which invariably have a pattern that I tend to focus on.
This is the second one I've bought
By Rich the Beast
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I use it when I sleep. It drowns out noises that would keep me awake. It makes the same sound as a box fan.This is my second machine. I still use the 1st one but it's about 25 years old and I want to have a replacement for it.
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This little gadget is one of the best purchases we've made in a long time. Finally kicked the fan out of the bedroom and replaced it with this sleep sound "generator"......so no more cool air blowing around the room at night and waking up with a stuffy nose.The lower level of sound is sufficient to drown out my snoring husband.Love the small size so we can take it for hotel room stays when traveling.Haven't had it long enough yet to see how durable it is with everyday use, but so far it's a real keeper!
Product is exactly what we wanted.
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We use the product as a sleep aid and its perfect.
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