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Four-tiered cake made out of Oreos and buttercream. Decorated with marshmallows and iced gems
• Buttercream:
• 225g icing sugar
• 75g unsalted butter
• 15-20ml whole milk
• Tier one (5 layers) - 80 Oreos
• Tier two (5 layers) - 40 double stuffed Oreos
• Tier three (5 layers) - 15 Oreos
• Tier four (2 layers) - 2 Oreos
• To decorate:
• marshmallows
• Iced gems
1. For the buttercream sift the icing sugar into a bowl and beat it into the butter. Once sandy pour in the milk to combine.
2. Beat for a good 5 minutes until the icing is paler in colour and is light and fluffy. Place the icing into a piping bag, trim off the end.
3. For the first tier, arrange 11 biscuits onto your chosen serving plate in a circle and then 5 biscuits in a smaller circle inside of the 11.
4. Individually glue the biscuits down using the buttercream to make a secure base.
5. Repeat for 4 more layers using the same number of biscuits, Offset the biscuits on each layer, like laying bricks. Quick tip: Create a circle of buttercream on the previous layer instead of individually glueing each biscuit down.
6. For the second tier repeat the previous steps now only using 7 biscuits on the outside and just one in the middle. This tier will be smaller. I used double stuffed Oreos for this tier to give it a different effect so feel free to change up the colour of your biscuits.
7. Repeat again for the third tier, this time only using 3 biscuits for each layer.
8. Finish off the tower with two more biscuits stacked on top.
9. Finally, decorate the outside with some marshmallows and iced gems and secure with the buttercream. Enjoy :D


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Free-scoring U's gunning for more goals at Stevenage
PUBLISHED: 06:00 06 October 2018
© Copyright Stephen Waller
Replacement centre-half, Tom Eastman, became the 10th different Colchester United player to etch his name on the score-sheet this season, with his opener against Yeovil Town in a midweek, a very impressive ratio from just 11 league games.
Averaging a touch over two goals per game, it is not surprising that the U's are out on their own in terms of the League Two goalscoring charts, having scored four more (24) than their nearest challengers, the top two of Lincoln and Exeter (both 20 goals).
This afternoon, the U's make one of their shortest trips of the season to Broadhall Way, to take on a Stevenage side who are more renowned for their miserly defence (just 10 goals conceded in 11 games) rather than their attack (just 12 goals scored).
Eastman, the U's 10th marksman, looks set to retain his place in what will probably be an unchanged side today, from the 3-1 win over Yeovil. Fellow centre-half Frankie Kent needs more time to recover from an ankle injury.
"Tom (Eastman) was our player-of-the-year last season, but he has had to bide his time this year," explained boss John McGreal.
"I thought he performed particularly well the other night. He's an experienced player who knows what's needed."
Striker Luke Norris shrugged off a sore ankle to start against Yeovil, and although he didn't add to his seven-goal tally, he ruffled a few feathers in the Glovers back-line, something he looks sure to do to Stevenage's back-line.
"Luke (Norris) has been fantastic for us. He needed a few games to get into his stride, after injury, but he's hungry for the ball and gets his foot on it.
"His fitness and strength is at a maximum now, and I thought his performance the other night was great for a No.9. He had plenty of shots," added McGreal.
The U's boss added: "Results tend to come along in batches, and I think we gained confidence from our first couple of away games.
"We didn't play that well in our last away game, at Oldham (3-3), so we want to improve on that. We also want to back-up our win from Tuesday night.
"But we have to keep the players on it. You have to keep them at every minute of the day, because if you give a player an inch, they will take a mile.
"I think the younger players have benefited from some of the more experienced players around them, to learn how to take the sting out of games and to urge each other on."
The U's are unbeaten on the road, with a win and four draws from their first five away league games.


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Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, currently running to replace term-limited Governor Rick Scott, says that Florida is facing a "talent gap" when it comes to the work force, and he's calling for middle and high schools to boost vocational and technical education programs in order to tackle this issue.
He says that to continue the sunshine state's job growth, students that don't pursue a four-year college degree need to be better prepared.
He'll be explaining his measure during campaign stops in the Tampa area and Panama City, but advanced remarks were given to the Associated Press that give an idea of what he'll be detailing. In the remarks, the commissioner explains that "Florida needs to change the conversation surrounding career and technical education and realize the launch pad for the American Dream is not built only on a four-year university degree. Students should not be told the only pathway to success is a college education, and they shouldn't be forced into student loan debt for a degree they can't use."
Putnam's focus on vocational enhancements only shows that education will continue to be an important topic heading into the election as the Democratic candidates have all expressed intentions to push for increased spending on schools or to enhance charter school regulations.


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Monday, August 20, 2012
Osama Bin Laden goes to the Movies
Over a year ago, I wrote a post entitled "Thoughts on Osama bin Laden (who is dead)" in which I voiced my qualms over the jubilation being expressed over the death of another human being. It felt, to me, like I was watching some little old lady knitting and cheering at a public execution, giggling as the guillotine dropped and blood sprayed out just shy of her dainty, slippered shoes. Cathartic, sure, after the fear, pain and anxiety felt by so many after the events of 9/11. But still, somehow... off.
Perhaps that was just me being wrong-headed, a victim of the odd compendium of circumstances that formed me into an unendingly counter-cultural chap who -- even whilst watching the second plane crash live into the tower, as people jumped to their deaths to escape the fire and smoke -- was already attempting to locate the events in the broader context of the inexplicable savagery of all humankind and (temeritous as I am to admit it) the ongoing spectacle of American-sponsored worldwide violence.
Regardless of how it happened, as I watched Episode 7 of THE NEWSROOM, I kept thinking that Aaron Sorkin -- whose writing I respect immensely -- was going to step back a moment and reflect on the inherent irony of cheering for a violent man's death. He did not... which wasn't particularly surprising.
What did catch me off guard, though, was the way I got caught up in the emotion of the TV show... in a way quite beyond what I felt at the actual news of bin Laden's killing. This I found exceedingly strange, and a confirmation of the message of the cracked.com article. There I was, a non-believer in the Infinite Rightness of Ultimate Justice for the Enemies of America, and I was crying -- yes, crying -- along with the characters in a fictional, fiftyish-minute account of the event.
Weird, right? I still didn't (don't) cheer at Osama bin Laden's death, but something's changed.
This came back to me a couple days ago as I was reading Joe Sachs' introduction to Artistotle's POETICS, in which he talks about the nature of tragedy in drama, and how this plays out with wonder. "What is characteristic of wonder," Sachs says, "is the sudden loss of the sense that we understand what is going on. What it knocks away are all our habitual assumptions and opinions. In the state of wonder we are not fitting what is in front of us into the explanatory structures that normally guide our lives, but are in the rare condition of taking in the things before us just as they are."
Sachs goes on to add, however, that "it does not follow that the poet has taught us anything. His impact is on our feelings, and we can recover our usual habits of judging as soon as those feelings wear off." While the experience of wonder may lead us to think more deeply, Sachs says, this is not an inevitable result, because wonder is a sort of end unto itself. Wonder is pleasurable, and so we will often chase the experience just for the thrill of it.
This, then, is the power of story: it does not force us into a new way of thinking, but rather takes us on an emotional journey, showing us the pathos behind another human being's experience of the world. Then, having (in some almost mystical way) felt what they have felt, it is the unique power of story that it forces us to make a decision. Will we judge the other person as qualitatively different than ourselves for what they do, or will we empathize and understand that forgiveness is not the herculean effort of a superior to an inferior, but the humble acknowledgment of the universality of all of human experience.
Or, as the Beatles would say: I am you and you are me and we are we.
In that regard, I think Episode 7 of THE NEWSROOM did work on me, in that I walked away with a better emotional understanding of why a person might do a thing -- like cheer for somebody else's death -- with which I disagree.
I am trying, as an aspiring screenwriter, to provide this sort of empathetic experience to others -- to bring them to the point where it will be easier for them to choose understanding, forgiveness and love without condition or demand.
I can't make the decision for others, nor can I know with certainty whether the sort of love to which I wish to steer them is, in fact, always their best choice. It's pompous and horrendously presumptuous of me to try, and so it scares the bejeebers out of me. But while it could be that I keep on barreling down this path out of nothing more than pride and stupidity, I prefer to think it's because it's a whole lot of fun.
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It's understandable that Sachs would favor rationality over emotion, indicating that the former has more power over our decisions and behaviors and worldview, because that is the old school establishment's ivory castle, a very male and eurocentric way of thinking. I mean we are talking about Greeks and it's hard to get more rational than the Greeks, but to be briefer that I want to be, I would argue against Sachs' dismissive attitude towards wonder and emotion. I think the emotions we experience in the state of wonder effect us deeply and can forever become a key part of who we are. I think that's why art has to be as flawlessly seamless and plausible as possible (within its own context and rules) so as to preserve that state of wonder within which the artist expresses himself. Your description of your experience of watching that episode of The Newsroom refutes Sachs' idea that the emotions experienced in the state wonder dissipate when rationality reasserts itself, because you 'felt' changed, that something was different. I think in creating wonder the artist creates a relatively stable environment within which the viewer cannot help but feel something and it is the unpredictable and unstable nature of our emotions that give them so much power, lightning in a bottle, and so the artist must simply trust that something will happen in that state. There are all kinds of exceptions of course, like anti-art art where this trust is broken on purpose, etc.ReplyDelete
I've really enjoyed The Newsroom this year, too bad it's almost over.
Good points, all. Although, I would add that the reason Sachs' analysis still appeals to me is that I think the change is not inevitable, because I believe we can resist the wonder, if we're so preconditioned against it. If, for example, I was a RABID pacifist, and unwilling to recognize the violence that does exist in my own self, then I think I could have resisted the emotional pull. I don't think that makes Sachs' point - because in that example, I'd be avoiding the wonder altogether - but it does clarify that good (or even great) art doesn't necessarily do anyone any good. The receiver has to be willing to receive.ReplyDelete
I wonder if there's any way to get through to some people, especially those that are narrow of mind and/or hard of heart. They're broken people, I think, which makes me sad. I think good art does us all some good because it challenges shallow and narrow thinking, and even if some people try to resist it, there are still a lot of receptive people out there who may not be intellectual and introspective enough to analyze ambivalence or the irony of their world view, yet still the art makes them feel something, makes them feel someone's pain or makes them laugh at themselves just a little, and this chips away at the ice around their heart. Great art is very hard to resist. In films and novels for instance, great art develops characters that you can't help but identify with, and once they have you on the hook, you are stuck for the ride generally whether you are comfortable with the direction of the 'ride' or not, and even that feeling of vulnerability, of not being in control, can be very powerful for people who are resistant to openness and change.ReplyDelete
I read that back to myself and I hate how pompous I come across. Yuckabuski.ReplyDelete
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Samuel Adler (b. March 4, 1928) is the composer of more than 400 published works, including five operas, six symphonies, 12 concerti, nine string quartets, and five oratorios, all which have been performed across the globe, including the New York Philharmonic and the Berlin Philharmonic, and recorded on several labels. He is professor emeritus with Eastman School of Music, where he served on the composition faculty from 1966 to 1995 and as chair of the Composition Department. He most recently has been a member of the composition faculty ?at The Juilliard School.
His compositions have been commissioned by orchestras worldwide as well as the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ford and Rockefeller foundations, and the City of Jerusalem. Adler is the author of three books on choral conducting, sight singing, and orchestration. Born in Germany and raised in Massachusetts, he was educated at Boston and Harvard universities. Adler has given master classes and workshops at hundreds of universities and festivals worldwide and has served as conductor with many major symphony orchestras. Past awards for his impressive work include the American Academy of Arts and Letters, Eastman School's Eisenhard Award for Distinguished Teaching, Composer of the Year by the American Guild of Organists, and the Aaron Copland Award by ASCAP for Lifetime Achievement in Music. In 2008 Adler was inducted into the American Classical Music Hall of Fame.
Joe Beard (b. Feb. 4, 1938) is Rochester's legendary blues guitarist and vocalist. He has many times toured the United States as well as Europe and has sat in with Muddy Waters, B.B. King, and his idol John Lee Hooker. Beard performed at the inauguration gala of President George H.W. Bush.
He grew up in Ashland, Mississippi, surrounded by aspiring and veteran blues musicians, singing at an early age and taking to the guitar when he was 17. After settling in Rochester in the mid-1950s he formed the Soul Brothers Six and also befriended famed classic blues guitarist Son House, who was his neighbor in Rochester (and now a fellow inductees in the Rochester Music Hall of Fame). Beard and Son House began playing together, including a concert for students at the University of Rochester in 1968. Beard's music is rooted in the delta and early urban blues of Memphis, Detroit, and Chicago. Critics and fans say his songs have a storytelling quality about them. Beard has recorded several acclaimed blue albums, incuding the critically acclaimed "Blues Union" with musician Ronnie Earl in 1996, which won Offbeat Magazine's Blues Album of the Year award.
Gary Lewis (b. July 31, 1936) topped the charts in the1960s with his band, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, with eight gold singles and 17 Top 40 hits, plus four gold albums and 45 million records sold worldwide.
The son of a famous father — comedian Jerry Lewis — Gary Lewis sought fame in the music industry and anonymously secured his first gigs at Disneyland as a drummer and vocalist. In 1964 the band took their first single, "This Diamond Ring," straight to number one. They followed their second hit, "Count Me In," with several more Top 10 songs, such as "Save Your Heart For Me," "Everybody Loves A Clown," "She's Just My Style," and "Sure Gonna Miss Her." In 1965 Gary Lewis was named Cash Box magazine's "Male Vocalist of the Year," winning the honor over other nominees Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra. He and his band accumulated an impressive five appearances within two years on the Ed Sullivan Show and also appeared on American Bandstand and The Tonight Show.
Today he resides in the Rochester area with his wife and tours with locally based musicians (aka The Playboys).
Uncle Roger McCall (1951-2003) was a late-night DJ at WCMF radio station who for 30 years was affectionately known to his audience as "Uncle Roger." He had the overnight shift — "Uncle Rog's Late Night Rock 'n' Roll Café" — and he took his listeners on a musical adventure that lasted until the sun came up the next day. On Sunday nights he hosted a program called "Homegrown," which was the only showcase in the 1980s and '90s for local artists, playing tapes or indie singles and hosting live interviews in the WCMF studio. This led to a series of "Homegrown" compilation albums where many of the local bands had their first (and sometimes only) recordings released. It has been said that there wasn't a band of that era in Rochester whose path wasn't somehow easier because of Roger McCall and his support for local music.
Roger McCall was murdered during a robbery in 2003 at age 52. Much beloved, his funeral line of mourners, including many local musicians, lasted nine hours. According to WCMF, at the time of his death Uncle Rog was the longest running DJ at a single station in the United States, from 1973 to 2003. Radio colleague Brother Wease called Uncle Rog "a major champion of local musicians."
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Greg Sullivan and The Penny Arcade – The Penny Arcade is one of the most revered music clubs in Rochester history, as well as one of the longest-running. Bon Jovi, Iggy Pop, and Joan Jett all played the Arcade, but the real star of The Penny Arcade was founder and longtime owner Greg Sullivan (1947-2014), who has been called "Rochester's Music Man." He opened the club on Lake Avenue in Charlotte fresh out of college in 1973.
The Arcade quickly became a favorite among the longhaired, hard-rocking crowds of the 1970s. And when Sullivan sold it for his time in 2000, there were three decades of local rockers who knew they had hit it big when they played the Arcade's stage. Many believe no other local club had such influence upon Rochester's music culture. Democrat and Chronicle music critic Jeff Spevak labeled the club the city's "longtime temple of loud" and said the Arcade might have had the best sound system in the city.
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Click Market Brief October 2016 for the October 2016 update.
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Americans continue to clean up household balance sheets by significantly lowering average mortgage payments to 11.7% of income, down from approximately 19.5% at the peak of the Great Recession and average over the last 40 years
oVehicle sales rose to an annualized 17.8 million units in September, up a surprising 4.7% from August
oWhile non-farm payroll growth was relatively soft compared to the last three months, 156,000 jobs were added in September
oBoth the ISM manufacturing and non-manufacturing indices rebounded in September, suggesting that the significant decline both experienced in August was an anomaly
oThe labor force participation rate remains at a low of 62.8% since the peak of the Great Recession, and while a good portion can be explained by those choosing to retire, the aging effect and cyclicality do not tell the whole story
oAs of September 30, 2016, the real yield on a 10-year treasury was -0.70%; thus, savers are not being compensated adequately for inflation and are in essence paying to save
oSoft consumer spending and capital goods shipments will likely weigh on third quarter GDP growth; thus, market expectations for a November interest rate hike have cooled


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The presentation of Bergen Group`s Q3 2013 interim report will be distributed online on Thursday November 14th through webcast.
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La Perla Segreto Di Geisha Babydoll
This Italian made babydoll dress comes in a royal blue and features an embellished top made with rigid lace and macrame border lined with a silk satin circular insert for additional comfort. ($480)
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Cloud atlas by David Mitchell is one of the most unique novels I have ever read. What starts off as a very dull beginning, leads to a book full of surprises, twists, and turns. Mitchell writes this novel in a very unusual way. It's split up into 6 parts, each being interrupted by another then coming back in the second half, which at first comes off as very odd since each part is a separate story. You will probably ask yourself, "Why does this story even matter to the other ones?" but once you come to finish the second half of each, all your questions will be answered. The novel may come off as sort of a philosophical book, which it is in a sense, but it's filled with politics and eye opening details. Whether you like a good romance, thriller, comedy, or science fiction story, Cloud Atlas has a perfect blend of all these different genres that is sure to intrigue you. Cloud Atlas is a must read for any high school or college student who's looking for a change in the type of books they read.
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Recently, Humana Press/Springer published a new book, Principles of Anticancer Drug Development. Neil Clendeninn M.D., Ph.D., a Senior Clinical Research Physician for Cato Research, served as an editor for the book, which has been described as a practical guide to the design, conduction, analysis and reporting of clinical trials with anticancer drugs. According to Neil:
"It was developed as a 'night table manual and guide' for all those interested in the complex but rewarding field of anticancer drug development. Each chapter is authored by individuals with unique expertise in the fields of toxicology, pharmacology, pathology, statistical, clinical, ethical and regulatory. The book was envisioned by the editors to be a complete source of the basis and principles of anticancer drug development in a concisely summarized volume."
The book is full of easy-to-read summaries of the drug development process.
- Part I covers the statistical, pharmacological and bioanalytical aspects of development.
- Part II is the preclinical models used in anticancer development.
- Part III develops all aspects of clinical trials, pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamic, predictions of response and imaging studies in clinical trials.
- Part IV was contributed by scientists at the FDA and discusses the FDA role in the process.
- Part V considers special topics in anticancer drug development such as anti-angiogenic agents, targeted therapeutics, chemoprevention, combined modality therapies, vaccines, antibodies, oligonucleotides, pediatric development and trials in special populations.
- Part VI was contributed by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and discusses NCI-sponsored trials.
This book will serve as a useful volume for your reference library. It is current and timely and should appeal to those interested in developing anticancer agents.
- Early Oncology Partnering Forum (ask-cato.com)
- How will Healthcare Reform Impact Your Next Investigator Meeting? (ask-cato.com)
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Publisher's note: As redundant as a pacing lost soul, I am loathe to admit, Wyatt is probably our most read writer - not our best, mind you, just our most read. Many months ago, March 12, 2012, I was perusing our sister publication, Better Angels Now, and I noticed that so many of Wyatt's reviews, of the many fine films that occupy the public's interest, have not been availed to our readers through our Beaufort County Now publication.
Consequently, over the next many weeks, possibly months, we will endeavor to remedy this mild injustice by publishing these reviews, in our current improved format, for your edification. Here below is our twenty-second in a series of these older articles of interest by our good friend, Wyatt Sanderman Day.
At Pivotal Points in One's Life Choices Matter
In the melodrama "The Reader," the choices made by the two central characters, when both were in their young twenties, greatly influenced the lives of others, and consequently, their lives as well. The film's story begins in West Berlin in 1958, with Hanna Schmitz, played by Kate Winslet (who won the Oscar for Best female Actor in a Leading Role for this role) and Michael Berg, portrayed by Ralph Fiennes as the adult and David Kross as the younger boy / man, discovering that they have a strong attraction for each other. Hanna is attracted to Michael's youth and Michael is attracted to the fine figure of an older, experienced woman. If this sounds like a fair trade off, it isn't. It is obviously a bad decision for both parties.
At this nexus when their paths cross, Hanna Schmidt at 36 years old, is a public transportation ticket puncher and Michael Berg is an adolescent boy, whose boyish curiosity got the better of him, and he inadvertently becomes the lover of this older woman. After their intimacies, Michael would read to Hanna, which seemed to please her as much as the coitus. Was it his young supple flesh, or was it his ability to read aloud classic books with great enthusiasm, while in his older lover's bed that created her interest in Michael, irrespective of the disparity in their ages? Probably a dash of both; regardless, it was a terrible decision for the elder Hanna, but not her worst decision - not by half.
Hanna Schmitz was born in post World War I Germany in 1922. For whatever reason, she never learns to read or write, and to compensate for her inadequacy, she develops a strong adherence to certain good German qualities such as: work ethic, loyalty, pride in tasks, cleanliness, honesty and ancestral stoicism. One would think in that era these qualities would sustain her, but in fact, they become her undoing.
Hanna is conflicted in that her pride, as a product of these good German qualities, creates within her the need to hide her failing of illiteracy. At the age of 22, Hanna, with World War II raging and the German Wehrmacht at an inflexion point in North Africa and Russia, chose to join the Waffen SS as a guard assigned to Auschwitz, rather than accept a promotion to office work as an employee with war contractor Siemens. She makes this career choice solely based on continuing her secrecy of her profound illiteracy.
Talk about backing the wrong horse in this race. The really sad part is that Hanna employs her good German qualities to become a loyal and efficient guard. The Jews and Gypsy's and Poles, and whomever else that Hitler and his henchmen wanted in this concentration camp, never stood a chance with young Hanna guarding them. 21 years after the end of the war, and 8 years after her dalliances with the adolescent Michael, Hanna is charged with war crimes by the West German government. It is the consequence of a young survivor of the death camp, who names Hanna and five other guards in her cathartic book detailing her terrible childhood in Auschwitz.
At this time Michael Berg is in law school. His law professor interjects him into the ethical theory incumbent in this high profile case, but to no avail. When Hanna is implicated by her fellow defendants of writing their account of an event that, by their neglect, made the "Final Solution" even more efficient, she is incapable of defending herself because of her stoic German pride. During the trial, Michael realizes that the reason Hanna enjoyed his reading so much is because she couldn't read, and therefore, could have never written any such report. Hanna is too proud to admit that she is illiterate, and too honest to not admit to her loyal proficiency as a guard. She is doomed by her good German qualities, similar to her good nation being incapable of shaking the manic vision of the Madman Hitler. She is also doomed by the fact that Michael cannot bring himself to share his knowledge of her illiteracy with the court. Michael is obviously ashamed of his lost virginity to a good woman, who participated in some terrible deeds on the behalf of others.
The moral conflict and question is: how do these central characters, at their respective critical points in their young lives, deal with their separate realties? Hanna is illiterate, but virtuous in the context of her German heritage, and wrongly decides to follow her wrongful nation to her and its demise. The younger Michael is very intelligent, but lacks the courage to stand for the truth as he strives to join the profession, whose very purpose is to devise the truth. One has to wonder at what point is there moral equivalency?
In understanding the symbolic qualities deep within the historical context of this film, one can make the argument that Director Stephen Daldry's adaptation of David Hare's screenplay of the widely read Bernhard Schlink book, is an important film. The problem is at 124 minutes, and much too much time for Michael and Hanna to be nude and in their various positions of coitus, the film becomes a bit plodding in the telling of this good story. I'm no prude. I just have to wonder how much of that time could been better spent delving into the resolving of these multiple conflicts.
Rated R. Released on DVD April 14, 2009.
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The body of footballer Emiliano Sala has arrived back in his home country of Argentina ahead of his funeral on Saturday.
It arrived in Buenos Aires on Friday afternoon and will be driven 334 miles (538km) to his hometown of Progreso in the Santa Fe province.
Sala, 28, died after the plane he was flying in crashed over the English Channel on 21 January.
His body was discovered in the wreckage two weeks later.
A vigil is planned at the gymnasium next to Sala's youth club, San Martin de Progreso, on Friday evening.
The funeral will start at 10:00 GMT (07:00 local time) behind closed doors at the club.
Sala's body will then be taken 44 miles (71km) to Santa Fe, where it will be cremated at about 15:30.
Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock and chief executive Ken Choo will be among those attending the ceremony.
The mayor of Progreso confirmed Sala's family had arrived in the town on Wednesday ahead of the funeral.
Sala signed for Cardiff City from Nantes in a record £15m transfer.
He had returned to the French city to say goodbye to his former teammates when the single-engine Piper Malibu plane he and pilot David Ibbotson were travelling in went missing from the radar.
The official search was called off three days after the plane went missing, but a privately-funded search located the plane on 3 February.
A body was recovered from the wreckage and taken to Dorset three days later, where it was identified as Sala's.
Sala died of "head and trunk injuries," an inquest heard on Monday.
Mr Ibbotson's body is still missing and an online fundraiser by his family to search for him has reached £242,000.


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A New Curriculum for 21st Century Veterinary Medicine
The revised Doctor of Veterinary Medicine curriculum encourages team-based learning and early entry into the clinics.
Megan Graham of Princeton, West Virginia, knew that she wanted to be a veterinarian from a young age. After earning a bachelor's degree in biology and chemistry from Marshall University, she completed a master's degree in reproductive physiology at West Virginia University and worked for two years as a large animal technician at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
"I was able to get an inside look at the students as they were coming through the large animal clinic, and they really seemed to be competent and know what they were doing," said Graham, who grew up with horses and hopes to be a large animal or mixed practice veterinarian in the future. "It really made me feel like this was going to be a good program."
What helped convince Graham, who is now a first-year student at the veterinary college, to apply was the promise of a new Doctor of Veterinary Medicine curriculum that integrates the basic and clinical sciences, incorporates team-based learning, allows early entry into the clinics, and introduces pass/fail grading. Graham and her peers in the Class of 2020 joined the veterinary college in August as the first cohort in the new curriculum.
"I absolutely love it," she said. "Within the first week of classes, we were doing hands-on activities with cows, horses, and dogs, and then within the first eight weeks, we did physical exams on these animals. It has been very hands-on, and that has really helped me connect what we are learning in the classroom and be able to apply it quickly afterwards."
The new curriculum combines the basic and applied sciences through integrated courses based on function. During their first semester, students spend the first eight weeks learning about The Normal Animal before moving on to Dealing with Threats and then Moving and Sensing in the spring. In their second year, students take courses with similar-sounding names: Breathing and Circulating, Eating and Eliminating, The Next Generation, and Healthy Populations.
"In the first course, we have incorporated anatomy, physiology, radiology, histology, clinical techniques, nutrition, pharmacology, and immunology," said Kevin Lahmers, clinical associate professor of anatomic pathology in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Pathobiology and the course leader for The Normal Animal. "They actually have animal handling and restraint on day two of the curriculum, whereas it was in year two of the old curriculum. Students have animal labs almost weekly during their first course to get them developing those skills and gaining that confidence earlier."
A Team Approach
The curriculum also affords more opportunities for team-based learning, enabling students to share their different perspectives with each other. "For me, I have a lot of large animal experience, so I can bring that," Graham said. "Other people have had small animal experience, so we can all come together and apply what we know and share it with each other."
Ash Wells of Randallstown, Maryland, who joined the Class of 2020 after studying natural resources at a northern California university and working as an organic vegetable farmer for six years, agreed that the team assignments were a positive, even though it made her and her classmates step outside of their comfort zones at first. "I love my team," Wells said. "We do stuff together all the time and are like a family."
Wells also appreciated another part of the curriculum: integrative sessions. During these sessions, student teams are presented with a problem and rotate through stations where they address the problem with faculty experts.
"With this new curriculum, we'll have one class but we have many professors working in that class," said Wells, who hopes to pursue small animal medicine after graduation. "The integrative sessions are ideally going to be on a subject that involves all the professors who have been teaching us for the past couple of weeks."
Graham added that the integrative sessions allowed for interaction with faculty members outside of a traditional lecture hall. "You're broken up into smaller groups when you work in these stations, so it gives you an opportunity for more one-on-one instruction," Graham said. "It's one thing to be sitting in a class and learning all of these concepts, but it really helps connect the dots when you get to apply them to cases."
Faculty members have also been increasing their collaborations. In fact, 35 of them are a part of the instructional team.
"There's a great deal of time and effort required of the faculty to completely revamp what they have done and the way they have taught — to trim it down to the concepts that are essential," said Lahmers, who also teaches throughout the curriculum.
Early Clinical Experiences
According to Jennifer Hodgson, associate dean for professional programs, this extra work will pay dividends for students who will benefit from the additional hands-on learning and early entry into the clinics and for faculty who will have their hand in preparing future doctors of veterinary medicine.
"When we developed the new curriculum, we reviewed other models in both veterinary and human medicine, looked at emerging trends, sought input from a wide range of stakeholders, and moved forward with an approach that will best prepare students for 21st century veterinary medicine," Hodgson said. In the previous curriculum, students completed three years of classroom instruction followed by 12 months of clinical rotations. Students in the new model have a first round of clinical experiences in the summer after their second year and another round after a free summer between their third and fourth year. According to Hodgson, the amount of time in the classroom and clinics remains the same and students still choose a track in small animal, equine, food animal, mixed species, or public and corporate veterinary medicine.
Early entry into the clinics also appeals to students eager to gain real-world experience. "I feel like we are moving at a pretty good pace because we are trying to learn everything we need to know to enter the clinics," Graham added. "It's exciting to know that we are going to be able to get that extra experience a little bit earlier."


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Tomorrow is the final day to catch two of the current exhibitions running in the bright and airy rooms at the Saatchi Gallery, London. Pangaea: New Art from Africa and Latin America includes Dillon Marsh's Assimilation series, three photographs that ask you to consider mysterious natural constructions in the Kalahari Desert. Spasibo, is the title of photographic works by Italian-born Davide Montelone, taken in Chechnya between December 2012 and April 2013, exploring identity using a range of subjects that include winter trees. Having seen these two exhibits, be sure to drop down a floor to view Richard Wilson's ongoing 20:50, site specific oil installation, a visually baffling but zenish experience. What's the link to plants? Sump oil (or recycled engine oil), the main component here, is made from fossilised organic materials, ancient plants (and animals), converted to oil by geochemical processes. So there.
Dillion Marsh, Assimilation 1,3, 7 (2010) C-print
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Richard "Dick" Jay Burns 1933 - 2008 Bonner Springs
A Mass of Christian burial for Richard "Dick" Jay Burns, 74, of Bonner Springs, was Friday, Sept. 26, at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Shawnee, with burial in Bonner Springs Cemetery.
Mr. Burns died Monday, Sept. 22, 2008, at his home surrounded by family and friends.
He was born Dec. 11, 1933, in Cherryvale, Kan., the son of Robert E. and Matilda R. (Morey) Burns. He graduated from Pittsburg State University in 1958 and went on to receive a master's degree in 1962. He married Marjorie "Marge" Ann Blaes in 1961 and they had eight children.
Mr. Burns began teaching industrial arts and coaching football in 1959 at Bonner Springs High School, where he spent his entire teaching career until he suffered a stroke and retired in 1993. "Coach Burns" started the wrestling program in 1968. He was inducted into the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame in 1988.
He was involved with the youth of the community, serving as recreation director for the city of Bonner Springs for many years and coaching several youth sports teams. He and his wife received the Marion Vaughn Community Service Award in 1994 for their service to the Bonner Springs community.
Mr. Burns was a longtime member of Sacred Heart Church. He enjoyed singing in the church choir and sang at several weddings during his lifetime. He is fondly remembered for leading the Bonner Springs Braves teams of the 1960s and 1970s in a victory song, "The Goat."
His wife, Marjorie, died in 1994.
Survivors include a sister, Catherine Truster, Sidney, Ohio; a brother, Michael, Wichita; two sons, Richard L., Platte City, Mo., and Daniel, Linwood; six daughters, Matilda "Tillie" LaPlante and Patricia Nickell, both of of Bonner Springs, Victoria Burns, Manhattan, Jacqueline Burns, Edwardsville, Coleen Hotop, Kansas City, Mo., and Michaeleen "Micki" Burns, Dallas; a foster son, Guy Tiner, Bonner Springs; and 11 grandchildren.
The family suggests memorial contributions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church or Kansas City Hospice.
Arr.: Alden-Harrington Funeral Home, Bonner Springs.
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The speculation began as soon as NFL legend Jimmy Johnson joined Survivor: Nicaragua: Wouldn't his fame make him a target? In the first episode, things didn't work out exactly as viewers might have expected. Instead of hurting him, Johnson's fame helped break the ice among his teammates — except the one who didn't know recognize him. Wendy DeSmidt-Kohlhoff, a 48-year-old goat rancher, says her lack of awareness may have cost her — and contributed to her being sent home.
Watch the first episode of Survivor: Nicaragua
TVGuide.com: Did you know you were going to get voted off?
Wendy DeSmidt-Kohlhoff: I knew I was going to be voted off even before the first tribal council started. I just had that feeling and I think it was because I never really got to know people well. I didn't talk like I normally do, I didn't share a lot of information, I wasn't asked [for] a lot of information. I just kind of felt like I didn't gel with the group as a whole.
TVGuide.com: Did you regret not opening up more and being true to yourself?
Wendy: It was difficult to hold back on a lot of things that I wanted say, but I kept thinking, 'I don't want to come across like a chatterbox, a know-it-all, constantly disagreeing with people.' ... I didn't want to become a very strong person, or a chatterbox person where I'm annoying people.
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TVGuide.com: Did you think your speech at tribal council would help save you?
Wendy: I don't think it helped me at all. The whole point I was trying to make was, I never felt like people got to know me. When they were going around asking how old are you, no one ever said, 'Wendy, how old are you?' It's like they didn't care to, and I didn't interject. I should have started doing that stuff and saying what I was capable of doing. ... I felt like every tribe member there, as much as we were different, we had a lot in common. A lot of us had so much in common, even though we were very diversified.
TVGuide.com: What was it like playing alongside Jimmy Johnson? Did you know who he was?
Wendy: I actually didn't know Jimmy Johnson and I think that hurt me. He was so very flattered, because everybody was like, 'Oh my God, it's you,' and people approached him. I heard him talk and asked, 'Who's that?' ... I don't even watch football, so I wouldn't know. Because I didn't know who he was, of course I didn't go up to him like everyone else. I think that basically hurt me because I think if he had someone to pick to get out, why wouldn't he pick the person who didn't know him? I was not the only one that didn't know [who he was]. There were other people on the tribe, but he didn't know who they were.
TVGuide.com: What did you think about his speech about not wanting to win the money?
Wendy: I think some people did buy it and just said they didn't. I think they thought he might donate it, so he could be a threat. ... When I learned who he was, I thought it might be fun to be able to get something from him as far as him giving us feedback on our challenges and on what we could do better for ourselves physically. But we didn't get that and that was disappointing to me. I don't need a pep talk, I'm always motivated. I don't need people to motivate me. ... I felt honored to be on his tribe even though I didn't really know him and didn't get a good feeling about him at first. I could tell he didn't like me.


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April Gibble, a 47-year-old mother of three, has always loved to cook. She prepared a feast for 30 guests in her Greenville, S.C., home this Thanksgiving, then baked maybe 30-dozen cookies with a friend in preparation for Christmas.
Gibble and her husband also run an organic blueberry farm and raise ducks and chickens on their property. In the evenings, after an arduous day of mulching and weeding, she doesn't always have the energy to cook dinner for five. So, when she learned from the finale of the TV show "MasterChef" that she could order frozen, fully-prepared versions of two meals featured on the broadcast from a new site called Pop-Up Pantry, she was intrigued. Until then, her only option for dinner delivery had been Domino's. She ordered the three-course Pop-Up Pantry meals, at a cost of $80, and they showed up on her doorstep, packed in dry ice, a few days later.
Gibble was impressed enough that she has made Pop-Up Pantry a regular habit. She's bought a total of eight frozen meals from the site, and hasn't tasted a clunker yet.
"There's no comparison with frozen meals from a grocery store — it's so much more flavorful. We consider it the equivalent of going to a nice restaurant, but you get to eat at home," Gibble told The Huffington Post. "I'm always more comfortable eating at home, where I can sit with my family without all the noise of a restaurant."
Stories like Gibble's are increasingly common as the world of culinary e-commerce heats up. Selling food over the Internet is nothing new — after early failed attempts by sites like WebVan to enter the space, companies that include Seamless Web, Fresh Direct and GrubHub have found enduring success. But Pop-Up Pantry and several other new sites have emerged as a third generation of culinary e-commerce, aiming to go beyond their forebears by providing edible services unavailable before the Web.
The founders of many of these sites speak the language of apps and Akamai more fluently than that of borage and Batali. They've been able to propose new models for dining in part because they never got attached to the old ones.
Many have started companies that meld social media and restaurants, often by encouraging people to dine at a new eatery with strangers. Social dining site MysteryMeet, for example, was founded by someone with a background in branding and marketing, while iOS app SupperKing, which facilitates impromptu dinner parties, was founded by an ex-financier from Germany.


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HTG looks to muscle up
TUCSON, Ariz.Gene expression technology company High Throughput Genomics Inc. (HTG) announced in late October it closed the first tranche of its Series C financing. The most recent round was led by first-time investor Merck Capital Ventures and included existing investors Solstice Capital and Valley Ventures, as well as another first-time investor, Arcturus Capital. The $10 million raised in the latest financing is double the total HTG has raised since its inception in the late 1990s.
According to Kirk Collamer, company CFO, the money raised will be used to expand a number of different areas in the company including R&D for its tools, assays, reagents and diagnostics products, as well as add additional sales and marketing staff. In all, the company anticipates adding as many as 14 new positions at the company to augment its current staff of 18.
"With this money, we will start the development of the diagnostics platform. We received a couple of grants recently that are helping usworking with ASU's BioDesign Institute on that," says Collamer. "The money will be split roughly 40 percent for product development and R&D, 40 percent for investing in customer service, sales and marketing to increase awareness, and 20 percent gets split between the capital needed in house and for operating losses until we turn profitable."
In R&D, the company is looking to greatly expand its line of standardized arrays to roughly 50 or 60 from the 15 or so it currently offers. In addition, the company is looking to develop what Collamer calls a "super cocktail" of a few thousand genes that will allow HTG to quickly respond to its customers' demands for customized arrays. Total product development time for this segment of the business should last between 12 and 18 months.
In sales and marketing, the company will look to draw its customers from a wider swath of the market beyond the Big Pharma companies that have already adopted HTG's platform.
"With the focus we have had in the past with our custom product, we have been mostly targeted to large pharma with direct sales," says Collamer. "As we move forward, we would like to have collaborations and partnerships with those that are more effective with smaller companies and also the academic research market."
HTG has already made some moves in the direction of providing tools that have a lower price point and thus are more attractive to smaller biotechs and academia with the introduction earlier this year of its benchtop Firefly Imager and its catalog of off-the-shelf arrays.
Also, of the 14 new hires expected for the company in 2008, four will be dedicated to helping to develop new diagnostics for as-yet-unspecified diseases. Development of diagnostics, as well as consumable products, are important as HTG looks to diversify its offerings by leveraging its core technologies.
HTG's qNPA technology is used to carry out quantitative multiplexed, gene-based drug discovery programs, including target validation, HTS lead optimization, metabolism, toxicology and clinical development. HTG's ArrayPlate lysis-only qNPA platform allows scientists to test any sample, including fixed tissues, while avoiding the need for extraction or target amplification.
According to company CEO E. William Radany, Ph.D., who joined the company a little more than a year ago, the broad applicability of HTG's technology is what attracted him to the company.
"One of the reasons I joined HTG was that I recognized its signature method's potential to become a broad platform for lots of different applications, including proteomics and diagnostics," Radanay said in a December 2006 interview with Drug Discovery News. "We have demonstrated the method's application in protein assays, SNP analysis, RNA expression, RNAi and siRNA, as well as near-diagnostic applications for customers who use the assay to follow clinical trials. I certainly want to unlock this potential to build a successful broadly based business."
In addition, HTG named Harry George of lead investor Soltice Capital as its board chairman, a move that both frees Radany of corporate governance and provides a board leadership that is independent of company management.
"Solstice Capital recognized the magnitude of the economic opportunity of HTG early on," says George in a press release announcing the financing. "We had invested in this space previously and saw that HTG's technology offered significant performance and cost advantages over PCR (polymerase chain reaction), the gold standard for measuring gene expression. Solstice is pleased to be a part of HTG's growth and believes the company is now poised to accelerate."
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Mounted Triceratops prorsus Skeleton
TE-037 is an exhibition-ready composite skeleton of the classic Late Cretaceous Ceratopsian Triceratops prorsus. This contemporary of Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most recognizable of all the dinosaur genera and probably the best described of the ceratopsians. This formidable herbivore is well represented by TE-037, with a nearly 72% complete skeleton and a 75% complete skull. Naturally posed on a custom steel armature, TE-037 wonderfully captures the iconic character of this horned giant. Specimen is fully prepared and ready for display or exhibition.
Material composited to complete TE-037 dates to the Maastrichtian age of the Late Cretaceous epoch, roughly 72 – 65.5 million-years ago. Triceratops prorsus was among the last of the dinosaurs extant at the time of the extinction event which abruptly ended the Cretaceous.
TE-037 contains Triceratops prorsus fossils recovered from four partial skeletal sites sites discovered on private ranches deep in the heart of the prolific Hell Creek Formation. This locality has produced some of the most notable examples of Late Cretaceous fauna including T. prorsus.
Site Description
TE-037 is composited using the partial skeletons of four adult Triceratops prorsus specimens recovered in northeastern Montana in 2012. All four sites were situated within a few miles of one another and therefore possess a common geology, largely clay/ mudstone, which is generally indicative of a slow moving aqueous environment. The comparable sizes and the similar conditions of preservation provide a semblance of continuity between the individuals into a single composite skeleton. The skull was collected at a single site and belonged to a single individual, which nicely blends with the post-cranial elements to complete the mount. Absent bones are replaced with high quality replica.
Fossil Condition
All fossils recovered have been fully prepared and stabilized for mounting. Bones are of a very good quality overall, exhibiting beautiful detail, solid outer surfaces, and a natural dark brown patina common in fossils recovered from iron rich geological formations such as the Hell Creek Formation.
Fully Mounted specimen measures 25ft (l) x10ft (h), and 8ft (w)
Base Foot Print measures 20ft (l) x 8ft (w)
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TE-037 Triceratops skull (left)
TE-037 Triceratops mount
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Satan's Fucktard of the Week
Sorry about the language, but there is simply no other way to describe the mental retardation, racism, emotionalism, and demagoguery exhibited by Rep. Fudge.
Dear Lordy, a white man criticized Ambassador Rice, another fucktard, because she was either lying or she was so uninformed about events and culture in the Middle East that she actually believed a You Tube video was the root cause of the attack on our diplomatic mission.
If you have the stomach, here is the Rep. Fudge being an outright racist and moron.
Being the Rhodes Scholar that she is, Rep. Fudge, apparently never considered that as Secretary of State, Ms. Rice might be the recipient of even greater scorn and derision. Would that be racist as well? If the poor little women withers under criticism from a mere Senator, what would the little do when a big bad dictator makes her look like a fool?
Stupid people, like Rep. Fudge, as all dangerous fucktards like her, have a warm place in hell reserved.
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Just because your ancestor was born before his state routinely issued birth certificates doesn't mean he never got one—he might have applied for a delayed birth certificate.
Like us, our forebears needed proof of birth date and place to receive passports, military pensions and more recently, Social Security benefits. But official birth certificates as we know them today haven't been around all that long in some states—South Carolina, for example, didn't start issuing them until 1915.
People born before the advent of statewide birth certificates could get delayed certificates in order to have official documentation of their birth date and place. To apply for a delayed birth certificate, an individual submitted a signed and notarized form to the state government, accompanied by multiple pieces of supporting evidence. Some acceptable forms of proof included:
- US census records
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- church birth or christening records
- school enrollment records
- voter registration form
- sworn affidavits by those present at the birth, such as parents, siblings, midwife or doctor; or people alive at the time of the birth who had immediate knowledge of the event.
1. The applicant provided his or her full name at birth. For women, this can confirm or reveal a maiden name.
2. Use the Social Security number to check for an entry in the Social Security Death Index, then order the SS-5 application (see the May 2010 Family Tree Magazine Document Detective).
3. The birth date listed was supported by documentation given by the applicant.
4. The city, county and state of birth can help you find other records about the family.
5. The mailing address of the person at the time of the application for the delayed certificate is an excellent clue for obtaining other records.
6. The parents' full names (including mother's maiden name) and birthplaces will help you locate them—and their parents—in censuses and other records.
7. The state and county in which the affidavit (application) was signed, coupled with present mailing address, pinpoint the person in a place and time.
8. The applicant's signature and date establish the precise date of the document.
9. The notary public could be a friend, business associate or otherwise trusted person.
10. The abstract descriptions of each piece of supporting evidence include the dates the supporting documents were created. These are excellent clues to the original documents and their locations.
11. The reviewing official signed the document with his or her title, dated the document, and attested to the date of filing in the state health department or bureau of vital statistics.


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