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The supreme soul bestows his endless bounty on all the creatures alike without any discrimination. Still human beings enjoy a privileged position because the God has endowed human being the God has endowed human being with intelligence. With intelligence, a human being can think about his interests and is inclined to act accordingly. Supreme soul, the father of all the creatures, wishes well irrespective of the quality of the creature. Hence, time and again, he takes incarnations as animals, birds, aquatic animals and human being in order to do away with the crises that face humanity. At the same time, incarnation of God teaches valuable lessons through his qualities often, the sage and ascetics act as a means to carry out work for the benefit of all.
Well before the exposition of Kama Sutra, certain sage Babhravpanchal had a compiled a treatise Kama Shastra. It is not available now. But it is very huge collection. And because of its hugeness later scholars divided it into different volumes. Maharshi Vatsayan had actually produced an abridged version of Kama Shastra. There are disputes regarding the time period of Vatsayan. But the experts fix the time of Vatsyayan when Patana was famous as Pataliputra.
Evidently the commentator Vatsyayan of NyayaDarshan and exponent Vatsyayan of Kama Sutra, both are one and single person. Some servants even assert that Vastsayan was the third name of Vishnugupt - other two being Chanakya and Kautilya. Yashodhar, the commentator of Kama Sutra has identified Vatsayan as Mallanaga. Hence, his original name appeared to be Malanaga, with a tile of Vatsyayan.
Like every creature, humans have also received certain rights, and certain duties for a successful existence in the world. Objects of comforts have also been provided. For human being there are four objects for his existence. These are Dharma (religion), Arth (luxuries), Kama (carnal pleasures) and Moksha (salvation). Most of the people neither crave nor strive for all the four. First three - religion, luxuries and carnal pleasures are more important for them. Maharishi Vatsayana regards these three objects as the basic reason of existence. Everybody strives to achieve either of these objects with all his might. Shastras or disciplines help a person to achieve the object he deserves.
Despite having enthusiasm determination, faith and capacity, often a human being fails to achieve his object for the want of a competent guide. Kama or carnal pleasure is one of the main objects of existence of a human being. But without a well-laid discourse and discipline, no one can achieve pleasure. Like other disciplines, Kama Shastra also contains certain norms and disciplined actions necessary to achieve one`s goal.
Like religion and earnings, Kama or Carnal pleasures are the third goal of human life. Without having a proper knowledge of Kama, one cannot experience all the other physical comforts. A married person is naturally inclined towards carnal pleasures. In other words, carnal pleasures constitute basic reason for marriage.
A man and a woman agree to tie a nuptial knot only to have carnal pleasures. Marriage simply reflects the social nod for their union. But if the people entering the marriage lack the basic knowledge about it, they will not be able to achieve the basic goal of marriage. It is here where Kama Shastra comes in the picture. Evidences show that Kama or Carnal union of male and female forces had never been taken for granted even in ancient time. Vedas, Puranas and other literature describe profusely about the authenticity, necessity and relevance of Kama Shastra.
Ancient sages composed Kama Shastra on the basis of Vedas. Maharshi Nandikeshwar was the first originator of Kama Shastra in to various chapters. Apart from these, great sages like Dattakacharya, Charayana, Suvarn-nama Ghotakmukh, Gonardiya, Gonikaputra and Kuchumar had also contributed their mite in the evolution and refinement of Kama Shastra. Sage Vatsayan gave the finishing touch to Kama Shastra.
Gurukula system of education was prevalent in ancient India. Abidance to celibacy was a must for the inmates of Gurukul. Kama Sutra was taught to the celibate disciples during their stay in Gurukul. The disciples could enter married life only when he had thorough knowledge of Kama Sutra. Of course, study of Kama Sutra used to be taken up after the education of Vedas, Vedangas and other scriptures had been finished. Thus, by the time, disciples left Gurukul, they were experts in Vedas and clever in social conduct. Their married life as result would be free from problems and conflicts.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Royals followed up an improbable comeback with an even more unlikely win.
Their rally against the White Sox on Sunday began in the fifth inning, when substitute catcher George Kottaras and light-hitting outfielder Jarrod Dyson cracked the first back-to-back homers for the offensively challenged Royals all season.
The win happened after the White Sox had pulled back ahead, and included a couple timely hits against their ace reliever and a pair of errors that resulted in a three-run eighth inning.
The result was a 7-6 victory that allowed the Royals to avoid a three-game sweep.
"It was huge. I mean, we were on a four-game skid," said the Royals' David Lough, who scored one of tying run. "For us to pull out that victory later in the game shows our resiliency."
The White Sox had pulled ahead on a two-run double by Gordon Beckham in the seventh inning, and then brought in Jesse Crain for the eighth. He hadn't allowed a run in 29 straight innings, but gave up consecutive singles to Mike Moustakas and Lough to start the inning.
Crain (2-2) committed the first error when he couldn't field a sacrifice bunt by Elliot Johnson, loading the bases with nobody out. Crain managed to strike out Kottaras and Dyson to breathe easier, but then walked Alex Gordon to get Kansas City within a run.
The more costly error came moments later, when Alcides Escobar slapped a grounder toward shortstop that Alexei Ramirez allowed into left field to bring in the go-ahead runs.
"We have a habit of coming from behind to win baseball games and today was more of the same," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "Any win like that, especially this time of the year, is huge."
Luke Hochevar (1-1) struck out two in a scoreless innings of relief for Kansas City, while Greg Holland pitched a perfect ninth for his 16th save in 18 chances.
"It's big anytime you get a win and especially coming from behind," Hochever said. "That's always a big pick-me-up for the club."
Adam Dunn homered and drove in four runs to lead the White Sox, who were trying for their first road sweep since last September.
"It's a tough way to lose a game," Crain said. "We had a chance to sweep the series, which we needed. We just have to look forward to the next game."
Royals starter James Shields and White Sox counterpart Dylan Axelrod both endured rough afternoons, though they surely saw an exciting show once they left the game.
Shields threw six straight balls to start the game and things never got a whole lot better, his leadoff walk to Alejandro De Aza and a single later in the first inning turning into two quick runs when Dunn rapped a single off the glove of Eric Hosmer at first base.
The Royals' ace then plunked Alex Rios in the back in the third inning, and Dunn made Shields pay again for his erratic ways with his no-doubt, two-run shot to center field.
It was the 20th homer for the hot-hitting Dunn, who trails only the Orioles' Chris Davis and Blue Jays' Edwin Encarnacion for the most in the American League.
Shields wound up putting the leadoff batter on base in four of his five innings, and needed 97 pitches just to last that long. He departed without finishing six innings for the first time since last July 15 against Boston, a span of 30 consecutive starts.
The former All-Star hasn't won in his last 10 outings.
"I guess I have to start another 29-game streak now," he said. "I've been pitching my butt off all season. I don't really care (about wins) as long as we win the game."
The Royals started moving in that direction in the bottom of the third inning on Gordon's RBI single, and then pulled even against Axelrod during a three-run fifth inning.
The first two came on their back-to-back home runs -- the 26th career homer for Kottaras, who was giving Salvador Perez the day off behind the plate, and just the third career shot for Dyson, who was making his first start since returning from the disabled list on Saturday.
"I put the barrel on the ball and it took off," Dyson said.
Escobar kept the rally alive with a double, and Billy Butler's two-out single through the left side of the infield tied the game 4-all and knocked Axelrod from the game.
Beckham's double off Kelvin Herrera in the seventh inning pushed the White Sox back in front, but a bullpen -- and a reliever -- that has been stingy all month finally let them down.
"He's semi-human," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "You know eventually there's going to be a time or two when he's going to give up a run or two. It's just tough that it's today."
Notes: Kottaras threw out two runners on pitch outs. ... The Royals claimed RHP Maikel Cleto off waivers from St. Louis and assigned him to Triple-A Omaha. They designated OF Quintin Berry for assignment. ... The Royals are off before hosting the Braves for the first time in interleague play on Tuesday. The White Sox also are off before starting a series against the Mets.


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NIH Researchers Report That Knockout of Mouse Gene Results in Unexpected Social and Behavioral Changes
NIH Researchers Report That Knockout of Mouse Gene Results in Unexpected Social and Behavioral Changes
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BETHESDA, Md. - Scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) report in the September 5, 1997 issue of Cell that they have identified a gene that disrupts normal social behavior among laboratory mice missing that gene.
In addition, these mutant mice have abnormalities in sensorimotor gating -- a process believed to be important in animals for filtering the multitude of stimuli that constantly bombard their senses and allowing them to focus on one stimulus at a time.
Sensorimotor gating defects are also believed to contribute to symptoms of several human neuropsychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia, schizotypal personality disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, Huntington's disease and Tourette syndrome. All of these human disorders appear to have genetic components, but the specific gene disrupted in these mice -- dishevelled-1 -- has not previously been associated with any of them.
The researchers say their data suggest that the gene and others related to it are candidate genes for several human neuropsychiatric disorders. They expect the mouse mutants to prove useful in studying aspects of these human neuropsychiatric disorders, and possibly in testing new drug treatments.
The researchers were surprised when mice missing dishevelled-1 turned out to have behavioral defects. "We wouldn't have predicted the mice would have social interaction abnormalities or other behavioral abnormalities," says senior author Anthony Wynshaw-Boris, who heads a laboratory in the NHGRI Laboratory of Genetic Disease Research.
The mutant mice were created by inactivating the dishevelled-1 gene in mouse embryos. The "knock-out" mice produce no dishevelled-1 protein, but appear to develop just like control mice. Control mice are genetically identical to the mutant mice except for their normal dishevelled-1 gene.
The researchers decided to study the mouse gene because it is structurally similar to others in a family of genes found throughout the animal kingdom and thought to play a basic role in early development. The gene was first identified in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster and was named dishevelled (dsh) because, when mutated, it creates a disorganized fruit fly larva that cannot survive.
Drosophila possess only one dishevelled gene. Three dishevelled genes have been identified so far in both mice and humans. The three mouse genes were first by Daniel J. Sussman at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore, a collaborator on the Cell paper. No known biochemical function has been associated yet with any of the proteins made by dishevelled genes. The mammalian versions probably have overlapping functions, however, because the dishevelled-1 mutation does not interfere with mouse development in any obvious way.
The dishevelled-1 mutant mice are healthy and fertile, with a normal life span and what appear to be structurally normal brains and learning ability reports the paper, whose co-first authors are Nardos Lijam of the Laboratory of Genetic Disease Research at NHGRI and Richard Paylor of the Section on Behavioral Neuropharmacology at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). But the mutants interact with other mice less than non-mutants do.
One visible consequence is that, when housed together, the mutant mice retain their whiskers and facial hair, which in most of the control mice are usually trimmed away by the dominant mouse in the group. The mutant mice are less likely to display other dominance behaviors. Their sleeping arrangements are also peculiar. The mutants tend to sleep in atypical scattered, random patterns rather than huddled together like most mice. They are also inept at building nests for sleeping, a characteristic mouse behavior.
In the paper, the scientists conclude that the results of their studies with the mice "are consistent with an interpretation that common genetic mechanisms underlie abnormal social behavior and sensorimotor gating defects, and implicate dishevelled-1 in processes underlying complex behaviors." They plan to explore whether the behavioral effects of dishevelled-1 mutations in mice extend to other social behaviors, such as aggression.
"There are different ways that dishevelled-1 might affect complex behavior," says Dr. Wynshaw-Boris. "During fetal development, it may play a role in the formation of subtle structures in the central nervous system that are critical for the behavior. Alternately, after birth, it may act in the brain, perhaps by affecting the transmission of nerve impulses. One section of the normal dishevelled-1 protein is structurally similar to parts of other proteins known to link proteins at the synapses between nerve cells, where nerve impulses are passed from cell to cell."
At NIMH, Dr. Paylor worked in the laboratory of Jacqueline Crawley. Other authors on the paper include Michael McDonald of NIMH, Chu-Xia Deng of the National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases, Gianmaria Maccaferri and Chris McBain of the National Institute of Child Health and Development, all of the National Institutes of Health; Karl Herrup of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine; and Karen Stevens of the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.
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Bitch Trouble, a new comedy from Alice Johnson Boher, opens February 20, 2013, at the Cavern Club Theater at Casita del Campo in Silver Lake. This collection of monologues follows Boher's successful solo show Saint Alice of Chattahoochee and establishes her as Los Angeles's authority on female interpersonal relations gone sour -- otherwise known as "bitch trouble."
Boher guides her audience through one woman's travails with her female friends -- from innocent, ambitious childhood to down-and-out bohemianism in the streets and swimming pools of L.A.
The bitch trouble takes many forms: Mall mischief in matching outfits. The mother of all spend-the-night parties. The day the BFF turned all horny. A chicken-fighting dream team...and the Halloween costume that tore them apart.
But the problem is universal. And it's time to break it down.
Performances will run at 8 p.m.; one Wednesday a month for six months, February 20, March 13, April 10, May 8, June 12, and July 10, at The Cavern Club Theater at Casita del Campo, 1920 Hyperion Ave., Silver Lake, Calif. To purchase tickets, click HERE. $15 in advance, $20 (cash only please) at the door.
Writer and producer Alice Johnson Boher is a graduate of Tulane University and received her MFA from the Writing for Film and Television program at USC. She has appeared on Sex and the City and in Alec Baldwin'sThe Shortcut to Happiness. She wrote, produced, and performed nationally in Saint Alice of Chattahoochee. She also co-wrote, co-produced, and co-starred in A Portrait of Female Desperation, an improvised mockumentary, which has already received honors at the Chicago Comedy Film Festival, L.A. Comedy Festival, and Australia's Improvised Film Festival, and was deemed "pure comedy gold" by The Serial Optimist. Boher is currently developing a dance comedy feature script with Larrikin Entertainment.
Rod Menzies is the Producing Director and Repertory Director of New York Theatre Intensives, an organization that produces new plays and presents theater training programs in New York City and beyond. He has developed and directed nearly two dozen solo shows and directed more than 50 Theater Productions, including scores of classics as well as world premieres of contemporary plays. Menzies is a member and former associate artistic director of Ensemble Studio Theater-Los Angeles (EST-LA), where he directs and develops new plays and co-curates the members' reading series. His recent production of Andrew Dolan's The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King for EST-LA won the Ovation award for Best New Play.
For more about the show, follow Bitch Trouble on Facebook: www.facebook.com/b.trouble and Twitter: @bitchtrouble (#bitchtrouble).


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Flock Together, an annual fundraiser for Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation, will be held Saturday, June 7.
This year, the event will feature morning activities for children and an evening of live music and an auction fundraiser for adults.
Daytime activities will be held at the Youth Garden Project, 530 South 400 East, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The morning will include creative face painting, a wildlife story corner, an art exhibit from the students at the Paradox School, informational booths, wildlife photography by Laurie Kline, and exhibits highlighting the benefits of beaver to the environment and a look inside the world of bats.
Participants will have the opportunity dress up like a bird, and Debbie Pappas, director of Second Chance, will explain her work helping more than 300 animal patients each year and releasing as many as possible back into the wild.
Evening events will be held at Eddie McStiff's, 57 S. Main St., from 6 to 9 p.m. The evening will include live music by local band Phil Dirt, and a silent auction featuring one-of-a-kind art and jewelry donated by well-known local artists, as well as a variety of other goods and services. A slideshow and video presentation will run continuously at Wake & Bake (located next door) to explain the center's work.
Both events are free of charge and all proceeds will go directly toward expenses related to helping sick and injured wildlife.
For more information, or to donate an item to the silent auction, call Yrma at 435-259-4859 or 435-259-0147 or Sara at 435-259-0910.


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Iowans wonder about the lottery ticket winner and what's the rest of the story...Jim Guthrie from the G.W. Bush Institute...assesses the Iowa education collapse.. Then, Mary Neubauer from the Iowa Lottery clears up some of the lottery mystery...and creates some more. Plus, Iowa wants a "waiver" from NCLB standards. Good idea?
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UN Wants Multi-Stakeholder Discussions On 'Rethinking Copyright' -- Ignores That The Only Stakeholder That Matters Is The Public
from the and-they've-already-decided deptThe UN's Internet Governance Forum had a gathering to discuss rethinking copyright, in which WIPO made the case that it should lead "multi-stakeholder" discussions on how to reform copyright. WIPO, of course, has a history of having a rather one-sided view of copyright and who the "stakeholders" are. But now, it insists that it can hear all voices:
Trevor Clarke, assistant director general for the Culture and Creative Industries Sector of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), said during a workshop on "Rethinking Copyright" today that the multi-stakeholder environment is "the best and and most appropriate" when it comes to the debate on copyright in the digital age. WIPO is preparing for such multi-stakeholder discussions, Clarke told Intellectual Property Watch.While it's nice to "include the private sector and also civil society," that's really ignoring the larger point. The only real "stakeholder" in copyright is the public. The private sector may be beneficiaries, but the system is supposed to benefit the public. And while "civil society" may represent the public in some areas, which is helpful, it seems that any real discussion on reforming copyright should be very, very open to the public.
Clarke said the WIPO director general and secretariat has added their voices to the call for a reexamination of the copyright system and have not shied away from the fact that some aspects of the law need to be revisited. Not only law, but also culture and infrastructure of the system, have to be considered, he underlined. Member state positions vary considerably on the issues, and it would make sense to include the private sector and also civil society into the talks, he said, adding, "We need that dialogue."
Yet that never seems to be suggested by anyone.
And, really, when you look at what's happening in reality vs. what's happening in these discussions, you realize that the public has already made its position pretty clear. People are more than willing to pay for a certain amount of content if it's convenient and not hindered/locked down. They're willing to pay for content when they know they're directly supporting artists they love. They're willing to pay. But, if things are annoying and limited, expensive or inconvenient, they certainly might take matters into their own hands. On top of that, certain aspects of copyright law seem quaint or simply so unrealistic that they're consistently ignored (such as with people making mashups and videos and the like). Yet, no one seems to want to address how the public is actually dealing with all of this, preferring to try to make up new rules based on artificial claims about copyright.
There's no need for "multistakeholder" debates when the public has already said "here's the deal: offer us what we want and we'll pay and everyone's happy." The job of any governing organization right now should be to stop ignoring the public and start paying attention.
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Tripoli fell in August but a Muammar Gaddafi still at large left a cloud hanging over the revolution, admit Libyan panellists. François Picard's panel reflects on the violent end to a 42-year reign.
- Anas EL GOMATI. Director, Sadeq Insitute - from Tripoli;
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UNESCO, in cooperation with the Japanese Government, has launched several cultural heritage conservation projects along the Silk Roads. Two projects in China (the Longmen Grottoes and the Kumtra Thousand Caves), and three projects in Central Asia (the site of Fayaz Tepe in Uzbekistan, the Otrar project in Kazakhstan, and the Krasnaya Rechka, Chuy Valley sites project in Kyrgyzstan), are already in progress. The recently approved project (April 2005) for the preservation of the Buddhist Monastery of Ajina Tepe in Tajikistan is the last project within this special UNESCO/Japan FIT Silk Roads programme.
The Buddhist site of Ajina Tepe, which dates back to the 7th and 8th centuries, is an earthen site situated in the south of Tajikistan. It was considerably damaged during decades of neglect after the excavations carried out in Soviet times and in dire need of emergency consolidation work. The site possesses great educational potential thanks to the discovery of a very large reclining Buddha statue measuring 12-meters high, among other priceless objects, now displayed in the Tajikistan National Museum of Antiquity in Dushanbe. The physical structure of the Monastery also remains intact.
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- A major documentation and research component will be included in the project's implementation. This is clearly lacking in ex-Soviet archaeology and conservation, and will provide much-needed information for the better understanding of the importance of the Buddhist Monastery of Ajina Tepe within the context of the Silk Roads. It will also train Tajik experts in the field. This work will be primarily undertaken in cooperation with the Tokyo Research Institute.
- Conservation work at the Monastery, which is the centerpiece of the project, will include the survey and protection of the site and its surroundings, landscaping, and public awareness-raising. This part of the work will be entrusted to Saitama University in Japan, and with Aachen University in Germany.
- Establishment of a Master Plan for the Buddhist Monastery of Ajina Tepe and for its maintenance may lead, eventually, to the inscription of Ajina Tepe on the World Heritage List.
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Harvard outshot Colgate 25-22 Saturday in the shutout loss (Gil Talbot).
HAMILTON, N.Y. – A night after upsetting No. 10 Cornell on the road, the Harvard men's hockey team couldn't muster any offense as the Crimson dropped a 1-0 decision to Colgate Saturday night at Starr Rink. Harvard dips to 4-3-0 and 3-3-0 in the ECAC with the loss while Colgate moves to .500 overall at 6-6-1 and picks up its second conference win in as many nights.
Colgate came out with a head of steam and pinned the Crimson in its own defensive zone to start the game, firing four shots and forcing Harvard goalie Raphael Girard to make the game's first save. Harvard gathered its bearings and the game began a back-and-forth flow in the middle of the first period, with Harvard testing Colgate netminder Spencer Finney with a handful of shots on net. It was a period of sustained Colgate pressure that led to the game's first goal, however, as Jeremy Price drove home a shot from close range off passes from Joe Wilson and Kurtis Bartliff with 6:45 to go in the first. Harvard closed the period with a 9-7 advantage in shots and a 1-0 deficit.
Things looked bleak for the Crimson early in the second when Danny Fick was booked for a five-minute major just 2:14 into the stanza. Harvard did well to disrupt the final passes by the Raiders and the Crimson penalty kill, which has been a strong unit for Harvard all season, kept the puck out of the net for the duration of the major penalty. The poised penalty kill swung the momentum back to Harvard and Jimmy Vesey nearly tied it when his shot clanged off the right post just seconds into Harvard's first power play of the game. A vicious hit on Tommy O'Regan saw Colgate get booked for its own five-minute major and the Crimson closed the period on the man advantage.
Despite an extended power play opportunity to start the third, the Colgate penalty kill was up to the challenge, repeatedly chipping pucks out of its zone and keeping the Harvard shots to a minimum. Another power play for the Crimson came 5:48 into the frame, but Harvard managed just four shots on net in third period man-advantage situations. With a minute left to play, Harvard pulled its goalie and was on point keeping the puck in the Colgate zone. Patrick McNally one-timed a Danny Biega pass right on the doorstep with less than 10 seconds to go, but an unfortunate bounce saw the puck trickle wide and final buzzer sound.
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This is not a rant post about how classes have been nerfed, gear has got lousy stats, raiding is too easy/hard etc. This post is me venting my frustration at silly WoW things - those silly WoW things that people think "WTF are you doing Navi, talk about massive time wasting!".
These are those things that other achievement junkies and compulsive collectors would understand.
These are those things that other achievement junkies and compulsive collectors would understand.
Stupid dragon. Why do you share a goddamn CD timer with an awesome rare mount dropper? Why can't people just spam in general if they see Vyragosa instead of killing her for the 15th time while they vent THEIR frustration at not having a Time Lost Proto-Drake spawn? If it was me, and I had the kill already, I would ask in guild/general if anyone needed the kill, tag, wait a few, then kill it, then wait for respawn. All this time sitting at a spawn spot or flight path in Storm Peaks - I keep thinking I could be spending my time doing something more productive... like archaeology, fishing... (well, productive is a relative term - I can see a few of you guildies going WHAT YOU CALL THAT PRODUCTIVE??)And in truth, after the hours I spend sitting here, I'm a little tired of these scenes:
Green Proto Drake
OK, so what I should have done was do Frenzyheart exalted FIRST, and then do Oracles exalted, because then I could just keep getting my Mysterious egg. But no, I did it the wrong way around, so I did Oracles, Frenzyheart and then had to go back to Oracles again. What a waste of time. And I am still buying my eggs. I've had tons of White and normal Tickbird hatchlings, Cobras, yolks. At least I have had one proto-drake whelp. So I'm still buying my eggs. Sigh.
Sea Turtle
So unfair. I swear that I am one of the more active fishers in the guild. I have been supplying raid foods in terms of fish for a long time (and currently between me and Belinia we supply the Seafood Magnifique feasts), and I often fish just for the fun of it and it's one of my favourite things to be doing in WoW when I have to be afk a lot (like at work). I am really glad that they added it to cataclysm fishing nodes as well. What is UNFAIR is that Lavascale Catfish and Deepsea sagefish don't come from pools so fishing for those is not any good for getting the turtle. And I do spend time fishing for those things. So many people have a Sea Turtle in the guild... how can I, first to have Salty, not get this??? It's my last achievement too in fishing... Turtles all the Way Down.
Black Tabby Cat and Azure Whelpling
So I did used to farm for this back in the day, Azure>Tabby since Azshara was so close to Orgrimmar. Now that the Black tabby is a zone drop from Hillsbrad Foothills and Azure whelpling a zone drop from Winterspring, I decided to finish the zones for their quests. Was good for rare hunting so I have all the rares screenied from HF but still missing a few from Winterspring. Anyway, despite killing everything in sight and looting all those ridiculous low level creatures which drop 15c etc still no sign of either pet. I am so tempted to just buy them off the AH. A shame I'm already exalted with Timbermaw or at least grinding rep for them in Winterspring would at least give me some chances of Azure Whelpling. Now I'm just at mindless slaughter in both zones... what a waste of life (mine and those poor NPCs).
Scorched Stone
OK so I am one of those people who does dailies. I like dailies. The thing I don't like about dailies is that if it involves killing something, it takes me AGES. And when I work on limited time and lousy connection, I don't like doing dailies, as I will have high risk of AFK and dying.
So, the Scorched Stone drops 5% of the time from Zen'Vorka's Cache, which you buy with 30 Marks of the World tree. Which means a day of dailies in Molten Front.So you can guess how many greens I have gotten out of that POS cache... thank god I'm an enchanter.
I have done ALL my achievements in Molten Front. But I can't get a bloody Scorched Stone. RNG I hate you.
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I have a confession to make: I'm white. I have some Latino relatives on my mom's side, and my avatar is a black guy, but when people see me, they see a white guy, and that's really what matters most in today's world. In the past 48 hours, we've begun to have another one of those ephemeral national discussions about race thanks to Richard Sherman. A lot of elegant words will be written and a lot of despicable vitriol will be splashed on our twitter timelines. And then most of us white folks will forget and move on, like we always do. It's part of our white privilege: we only need to focus on race during moments like these, and then we can go back to the unbelievable luxury of not having it be a part of our daily lives.
Like a lot of other white guys, I've lauded some great articles written by virtual friends of mine, like Greg Howard and Tomas Rios. White people love to do that. It's conscience-cleansing and an easy way of distancing ourselves from the vile riffraff whose ugly words have been held up in almost pornographic fashion for everyone to gawk at and mock. It also distances us from our stiff cousins and grandparents who said that Sherman was classless, and those backwards rednecks who called him a thug (which we all now recognize as a barely-disguised code word), and anyone else who it's easy for upper middle class suburban educated liberal white folks to imagine when we proudly think of how progressive we are when it comes to all things racial. Except, the thing is, we're not.
Yes, it's good that we're not in the group of folks calling Richard Sherman a racial slur, whether directly or in some weird coded language that fools no one. But, to paraphrase Chris Rock in a famous routine I don't dare do more than paraphrase, you don't deserve a lot of credit for doing something you're supposed to do. And not arbitrarily villainizing a successful, assertive black man falls into the category of stuff we're actually supposed to do.
It is impossible to talk about race in this country without a chorus of white folks loudly proclaiming "I've never done anything racist in my life," or "I don't judge people on the basis of color" as if that absolves them of any responsibility for the benefits they continue to accrue in a fundamentally unfair world. But I'm not here to rehash that old chestnut. No, I'm here to talk to my fellow liberals. The ones who take the other side of that argument. The ones who recognize that every job interview, every seemingly innocuous encounter with law enforcement, every time a teacher called on us in class, the deck was fundamentally stacked in our favor relative to our peers. How many of you do something more than what you're supposed to do?
I'm in an interracial marriage. My closest friend in the world is black. I've always lived in ethnically diverse areas and identified more with other ethnicities than my own. And, yet, I'm constantly a passive participant in outright racism. I can't count the number of times I've been in a bar, at a ballgame, or just walking down the street and had a white stranger confide some racist comment in me, like we're part of the same club. It's varied from outright racial slurs after watching Floyd Mayweather dismantle Arturo Gatti, for example, to more insidious comments like "par for the course, huh?" when watching a black athlete enthusiastically and unreservedly celebrate his victory. My reaction, most times, is to avoid confrontation. To roll my eyes or, if the guy looks like he could kick my ass, to smile politely and change seats at the next convenient opportunity. It's almost never to challenge the statement. And part of me feels like that's okay, because it's not as if much of anything good will come of it anyway. But I'm complicit. I'm playing my part in a society that lets racism be its open little secret.
In a famous 1984 Saturday Night Live sketch, Eddie Murphy went undercover as a white person. In a series of increasingly comical encounters, he finds that white people are extraordinarily generous with one another when no black people are around. It's hysterical, but it's also not as far from the truth as we'd like to imagine it is. When I'm out with white friends, or by myself, it's downright common for white strangers to make comments in front of me that they would NEVER say in front of a person of color. It's not always overt racism, sometimes it's just … a little too close for comfort, sometimes it's that delightfully popular brand of comedy where white people say racist things – IRONICALLY! – to show that they're not really racist while still getting a laugh based on a racist conceit. But the point is that, whatever it is, it's something by a white speaker for a white audience only. Our collective guard is just a bit lower in that setting.
White people don't like to think they're racist. And the vast majority are surely not racist in the way that term was meant a generation ago. They don't support segregation or antimiscegination laws (although they're often happy to make somewhat dismissive jokes about white girls with an apparent preference for black guys). But the studies show that almost all of us – black, white, brown, whatever – carry some degree of implicit racial bias. Don't believe me? Go test yourself. You might be surprised at the results.
So, what the hell should we do, unwittingly racist liberal white brothers and sisters? I don't pretend to know. To some extent, there's nothing we can do. Every day we accept the benefits our skin color accords us, we're in some fashion contributing to an unjust society, but it's not like we're going to all retreat into the wilderness and form a new utopian colorblind community. We shouldn't – for the love of all things holy – become a circa 1990 MC Serch, showing up at the Apollo and asking if "the Original Man is in the house tonight." I can't tell anyone what he or she should do, or what the appropriate threshold is to be deemed "not racist." But we can start with one very simple thing. We can stop pretending that race in America is about the people who called Richard Sherman the n-word on twitter. We can stop pretending that retweeting our favorite black writers sets us apart from the "bad" white folks. Let's just own who we are. Imperfect people that are separated from those we so easily condemn by a matter of degrees, but not in absolutes. The next time you see some wretched racist tweet, don't laugh and think "what a loser," take a deep breath and say, "there, but for the grace of God, go I."


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Homless still seek donations, January blood drives
Pictured from left are, Jones County Farm Bureau agency manager Albert Owens Jr., Vice-President of the Jones County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Phillip Howard and North Carolina Farm Bureau President Larry Wooten. The three gathered to honor Jones County Farm Bureau President Donald Stilley, not pictured, who was recognized at the state Farm Bureau convention. Each county�s agency force works to qualify their county president for this recognition. Special plaques were also presented to the agents and agencies whose production was superior during the contest period.
Friends of the Homeless still needs donations
With the holidays almost over, the Friends of the Homeless shelter is making one last push for supplies and donations it will use in the coming year. The following items are needed: bleach, Pine Sol, laundry and dish detergent, bathroom and shower cleaning supplies, bath and body wash, deodorant, hand and body lotion, rubbing alcohol, peroxide, Vaseline, cold medicine, Visine, body and foot powder, facial tissue, mouthwash, batteries (all sizes) baking soda, sanitary napkins, toilet tissue, paper towels, napkins, plastic bowls, spoons and forks, brooms (domestic and industrial), 13- and 8-gallon size trash bags, mop heads, mop handles and buckets, air fresheners, carpet fresheners, bath towels, wash cloths, dish towels, baby diapers (all sizes), Styrofoam plates, cups and bowls, carry out trays, Alka-Seltzer plus, toboggans, gloves, school supplies, book bags.
For more information on the shelter�s needs or to donate cash or other items, call shelter director Jasper Mewborn at 252-522-2788.
January blood drives
The Red Cross has announced the following blood drives for January:
Jan. 5, Bethel Free Will Baptist Church, 1936 Banks School Road, noon to 4 p.m.
Jan. 6, Frink Alumni Building, 5766 Aldridge Store Road, La Grange, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jan. 8, Miranda Howell Scholarship Drive, Pink Hill Fire Department, 303 N. Front St., 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jan. 14, Pink Hill United Methodist Church, 103 Walnut St., 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jan. 14, Northwest Christian Church, 2009 Carey Road, noon to 6 p.m.
Jan. 15, Vernon Park Mall, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jan. 15, Kinston Public Service Complex, 2360 U.S. 258 South, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Jan. 21, The Exchange Club, King�s BBQ, 405 U.S. 70 East, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Jan. 27, New Hope Baptist Church, 1990 N.C. 11/55, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Jan. 29, Lenoir County employees, Lenoir County Board of Elections, 110 S. Herritage St., 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Jan. 29, North Lenoir High School, 2400 Institute Road, La Grange, 8 a.m.to 2 p.m.


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Once again, the London Tattoo Convention brought in the modified masses this weekend -- an estimated 20,000 people -- with the draw of renowned tattooists from across the globe, fine art galleries, fire-breathing beauties, bands, and plenty of pints. While we didn't make it this year, we followed dispatches on Facebook & Twitter as well as on Flickr, which has many fabulous photos from the show, including this one above by Ed London Photography. [Links to more photo sets are below.]
And like every year, the press swarmed the Tobacco Docks to bring the freak show into the homes of the unblemished. Some are particularly noteworthy in their approach to covering tattoo culture.
First, in a lead-up to the show, TNT Magazine profiled London-based artists, Mo Copoletta of The Family Business and Nikole Lowe of Good Times Tattoo.The article begins with the outrageous statement that even doctors and lawyers get tattooed (heaven forfend!), but then has the artists carry the piece with their thoughts on tattooing, such as the trend of young people getting neck tattoos without much other coverage. It's a controversial topic among tattooists, and here's what Mo had to say about it:
I believe it's more of a cool factor of belonging to a scene rather than a mature decision of having something on your neck. [...] Before going to neck and hands, you need to live with tattoos and have visible parts of your body, like forearms and legs, done first to be able to get used to people's reactions. Because, no matter what, you're always going to get a reaction from people, and you're not going to be 20 forever and looking rock'n'roll your whole life.Mo and Nikole also offer general tattoo advice for those new to the art. Worth a read.
The BBC covered the show as well with a particular bent on tattoo regret. I was immediately put off by the usual tired line: "Tattoos are no longer the trophies of rockers, sailors, bikers, bohemians and criminals, they have gone mainstream." [It's also used in the next linked article.] Dr. Matt Lodder found a line in a 1926 Vanity Fair article declaring that tattoos were no longer just for sailors, but have "percolated through the entire social stratum." So please, reporters, cut out the cliches. Then the BBC reporter goes on to ponder whether there would be less tattoo regret if people could "test drive" a tattoo, so she gets a temporary tattoo and goes to the convention to see what the reaction to it is. People winced. Rightly so. At least the focus of the writing was on those who do not regret their tattoo choices like Joe Monroe, Cammy Stewart & Lestyn Flye of Divine Canvas. They are shown in a short video of the show embedded in the online article.
My favorite reportage is The Guardian's "Tattoos: Eyecatching But Art They Art?" by art critic Jonathan Jones. Again, there was "Once associated with sailors, gang members, or circus performers, these markings are now a mainstream cultural force." I too winced. But the rest of the writing makes up for it. Here's a taste:
For less talk and more imagery, check the Flickr sets of these photographers:
* Ed London Photography (First image above)
* Rhodri Jones/Rodrico (Image of Jo Harrison tattooing above and facial tattoo below).
* Solamore
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Along with Reed's 17 points and eight rebounds, the Bucs got 16 points from junior guard Courtney Pigram (
"This is a great win for us over an Eastern Kentucky team that made the NCAAs a year ago and returned a lot of players from that team," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team improved to 1-1 on the year and will now begin preparations for a road meeting with Conference USA foe Marshall Tuesday night. "We've had a great week of practice and I think that showed tonight. The thing I really look at is field goal percentage defense and tonight we did the job there. And I thought our shot distribution was good as well."
In the early going, the Colonels (2-1) hit on a string of 3-point attempts to lead 9-8 just three minutes into the game. However, from there the Bucs would not trail again, retaking the advantage at 10-9 and leading by as many as 14 on a dunk by Swader that made it 28-14 with just under 11 minutes left in the half. By the end of the first 20 minutes, ETSU led 38-27.
The Colonels' cold shooting continued after the intermission, as EKU hit on just 40 percent in the first half and just 25.9 percent in the second half. While EKU got to within 10 points on a couple of occasions, the Colonels were unable to get any closer and trailed by as many as 22 before falling by the final 20-point margin.
For the game, the Bucs out-rebounded the Colonels 37-27 and collected 16 assists to just 14 turnovers. ETSU forced 15 turnovers by EKU and picked up six steals. From 3-point range, the Bucs hit on 41 percent of their shots (7-of-17), while holding the Colonels to a 26 percent clip (10-of-38).
Swader joined Reed with a game-high eight rebounds, while Pigram collected a game-high five assists. For
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The NAMES Project - AIDS Memorial Quilt was created in 1987 to commemorate the lives lost and impacted by HIV/AIDS. The Quilt has grown into a massive collection of more than "48,000 individual 3-by-6-foot memorial panels" in the many years since then.
Sheryl Lee Ralph lost many friends and colleagues to the epidemic during its darkest days of the 1980s. That's when the singer and actress was co-starring on Broadway in the original production of the iconic musical Dreamgirls. "I saw my friends literally drop dead," said the singer, actress and activist. "It was awful because I saw them die under stigma, shame and silence. I saw people who could've helped turn their backs on [them] and act as if they didn't know any [people with] AIDS. That's when I made up my mind to [that] we have got to do better."
This year marked Ms. Ralph's 23rd Annual "Divas Simply Singing", the all-star gala HIV/AIDS benefit concert. This event included Kelly Price, Martha Wash, gospel and dance music artist B Slade (formerly Tonex) and the ridiculously talented Jenifer Lewis. The latest episode of the webseries No More Down Low explores The Quilt's history and Ms. Ralph's activism AFTER THE JUMP ...
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by Viral V Acharya and Arvind Krishnamurthy
While the House and the Senate Bills empower the regulators to impose greater capital requirements on banks and systemically important institutions, they provide little guidance on how we might have to improve design of capital requirements going forward. In particular, how should we deal with fail-safe assets such as AAA-rated tranches of mortgage-backed securities and liabilities such as overnight secured borrowing ("repos") which were not capitalized, were held in large quantities, and ended up bringing down the entire financial sector through losses and runs? The Financial Times oped at the link below (joint with Arvind Krishnamurthy) argues that the entire risk of these "too safe to fail" transactions is systemic in nature, and hence financial sector has incentives to essentially ignore the risk, unless we reform capital requirements to be higher for these transactions. This is in fact the opposite of how (Basel) capital requirements are currently designed, which is to in fact give higher incentives for such transactions.
Financial Times Market Insight column
Why bankers must bear the risk of "too safe to fail" assets.
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RESEARCH in the Department of Medicine
Basic, translational, clinical, and epidemiologic investigations are vital activities in the UVA Department of Medicine.
Of the 281 faculty in the Department of Medicine, more than a third are heavily involved in research and are on investigative research tracks. In FY 2015, total grant support for department faculty exceeded $41 million, with roughly 54% coming from the National Institutes of Health, 26% from foundations (notably several large awards from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to the Division of Infectious Diseases), 13% from industry, and 7% from other government sources. DOM investigators had 69 NIH-funded grants in FY15, including 33 R01s, 9 K (career development) awards, and 6 training grants.
Every May, the Department of Medicine hosts the Carey-Marshall-Thorner Research & Scholars Day (named for three eminent physician-researchers at UVA), an occasion which provides DOM residents and fellows with a forum for sharing research and ideas and making interdisciplinary and cross-specialty connections. Go here to learn more.
The Department of Medicine's commitment to research that advances the medical and biomedical sciences is facilitated by a number of UVA institutional resources. These include the School of Medicine's Office of Research Core Administration, which supports more than 15 research cores. The cores provide SOM investigators access to a wide range of technical and analytical services and sophisticated instrumentation. A list of equipment available in the research cores is available here.
Some of the other institutional resources include:
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