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Just Because I Asked "Is there someone else?" – Tribute to Survivors of Domestic Violence
Just Because I Asked "Is there someone else?"– In honor of Survivors of Domestic Violence by Felicia Reed
Just because I asked if there was someone else, my life would forever be changed by a domestic partner. With a response "Why do you ask me that?" a live in partner would swing a fist landing on my face as though I were a punching bag. I'm thankful I was able to shake off the shock of feeling my face crack and watch blood spill from my nose like a running faucet as the pressure in my eye exploded. I had taken a hit right in the eye after being sexually tormented and provided more money to cover gambling debts for the week.
I had never seen blood flow so fast and bright nor had I ever smelled it. My eye started to close quickly and I was instructed not to move as the live in went for ice. While alone, I realized that I was losing consciousness and getting dizzy as my vision became more and more blurry. The pressure in my face was indescribable. I was able to whisper "my face is broken". After being called every "bitch" in the book and told to shut up and allow the ice to work. I managed the strength to say this is serious and I'm passing out. Hands went around my throat. Somehow I managed to free myself. I found the strength to escape. How I was able to do was that I was completely dressed and just needed to grab my purse and keys while the live in was in his boxers. I called on all my power and did just that. I escaped. The angels were surely looking out for me because I literally could not see and I knew my contacts were floating in both eyes. Prayer and willpower got me out.
26 years ago car phones were luxuries and thankfully we had them in all three vehicles. From the car, I was able to call my family and alert them that I was on the way. I informed them I was going to need an ambulance and special care right away. I was asked if it was a car accident and replied no it was a fist and it's not good….it's my face and it's broken. I assured them I was okay and in route. The adrenaline was definitely working for me.
At the hospital, a family specialist would examine me and call for a round of x-rays after slamming a wall so hard in pure disgust that pretty much rattle the whole ward as he asked me who did this and called for the police and a psychologist. The bleeding was incredible and no packing could be done until the scans were available. After reading them, sure enough there was a break….my orbital floor was crushed and my eye was in danger. The orbital cup holds the eyeball and it wasn't a pretty sight at all.
Keeping it together and hours and exam after exam and seeing tears in the nurses eyes that cared for me and receiving love and light and being the talk of the entire hospital, I managed to eventually walk out knowing that I would be permanently damaged. We had opted not to do the surgery right away to give us time to come up with an approach. We had hoped for two weeks of self-healing and there was a possibility that one piece of bone would flip back up providing a good foundation for a prosthesis I would need to hold my eye. Just over one week of self-care, my eye fell while sitting in a training class. Surgery would be in two days and my ENT called for the only eye specialist he would trust me with to fly in from Buenos Aires. I'm blessed that he was already planning to be in his office as he expedited his travel arrangements.
Two world known specialists would work for hours in a rare and risky surgery to insert a special made prosthesis. Before that I was warned that the risks were incredible with the possibility of 1) permanent internal bleeding 2) brain damage 3) permanent blurred vision 4) total loss of sight 5) extreme nerve damage 6) total body impact and on and on. I signed all the forms accepting God's will and leaving it with Him. Out of surgery and "unmasked", my eye responded just fine but it was almost 2 inches off and I looked like I had been hit by three trains. I agreed to give it time and focus on getting healed up and getting 9 feet of packing out of my face. My skin had been pulled away from the skeleton inside my mouth and a four inch incision would be the battle wound of battle wounds. The doctors had to enter up my skull up through my sinus pack which was pretty much destroyed along with nerves and membrane as a result of the entry. On to more self-healing I went with using my own potions, cremes, teas, concoctions and more of anything natural I could find to help. Taking matters into my hands worked in my best interest.
The damage to that area remains today and impacts different body parts and functions while pinging with constant pain. There's no medication for nerve damage. However, there are natural relief remedies that I have discovered. Some of the effects of course include sinus problems, nerve tingling throughout the body, wet face syndrome because the nerves are confused, eye pain, sensitivity to light and even more than one can imagine in areas of the body that one would never think. All nerves run to the head.
What happened after that "blessing to be alive" ordeal was not the end of abuse in my life. The last episode would come at 51 years of age and involved mental and spiritual abuse rendered in partnership with "friends" and family members. Life would yield a series of abuse that started when I was 5 years old. In my 50's, I came to realize that there was something spiritually that needed to be healed and it may stem from past lives or was handed down through my generations. I would seek an answer and find an amazing path on my journey….I would find my life purpose in my quest to find why I was a magnet for abuse. I discovered the incredible truth….generational attachment.
TODAY, I support others on the journey of healing and moving forward in life as a Certified Coach, Wellness Advocate, Certified Energy Healer and one determined female to raise the female vibration as I operate a Females Without Fear Mastery Group. I have worked to save a lot of lives and I will never share their stories of what happened to them and how THEY did it. I am writing this blog in honor of Domestic Violence Month encouraging all survivors to get out of the ordeals and to take care of themselves but most of all to help someone else as we break the cycle. I encourage others to stand up and speak up in defense of victims and to never harbor or promote behavior that harms others. TODAY, I am healed energy that is still healing and will be healing as long as I am in physical form. However, I cling to my Spiritual existence to cope and to see the beauty of all life and enjoy it as much as I can as a SURVIVOR. You can do it to.
My prayers and blessings are with all those needing support in life. I've got buckets of ice water to share with everyone…men, women and children. I will pour a cup but it's up to you to drink it.
About Felicia Reed
Felicia Reed serves as Founder and Owner of Put It In Perspective, LLC.
Ms. Reed is a certified Life Purpose, Spiritual and Christian Coach (member of the International Coach Federation) as well as a Holistic Wellness Advocate with proven results. She works with groups and individuals to promote positive and constructive life changes and infuses the use of energy healing, the use of essential oils as well as other modalities. She has a firm belief that the better we feel, the better we are able to live productive lives. Ms. Reed is a survivor of several life-altering traumatic experiences where she firmly believes that coaching and self-healing saved her life. She understands building the required determination and desire through difficult times to move forward. She works to provide coaching services to clients virtually and primarily in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
In addition, Ms. Reed has over 20 years of process engineering experience which includes 15 years of financial management experience. She has served at both the state and local education levels to provide process improvement support. Ms. Reed is a quality management professional who works to infuse best practices in large organizations as well as personal lives through coaching and mentoring.
Ms. Reed has a strong desire to give back and has served on various boards and community service programs as a key volunteer and activist. Currently, she supports many local and national organizations in the areas of wellness and quality. She has been passionate about sharing quality management concepts with everyone she touches. She's certain that these quality management tools also make great life purpose tools and therefore, helps others to apply these techniques to achieve positive results. After all, LIFE IS A PROCESS and we are all trying to get from Point A to Point B and beyond.
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London, UK, November 21, 2016 – Manthan Advisory, a boutique consultancy firm which, since 2013, has specialised in helping financial and technology firms implement, and benefit from, cutting edge innovations in business management and customer engagement, has today announced it will expand into smart content consulting for companies with a current internet presence and those seeking to establish one.
Smart content overturns the conventional one-size-fits-all business model for online delivery, in favour of a tailored experience, based on personal analytics, allowing each user to have a bespoke and evolving experience informed by their individual preferences. Platforms like Google Adwords and Facebook's newsfeed have shown the power of smart content in its ability to strengthen customer enjoyment and engagement, and in its revenue enhancing capabilities.
Manthan Advisory CEO Vineet Chauhan said "The World Wide Web is one of the great wonders of human ingenuity, but until recently the potential has been under appreciated, with businesses treating it simply as a global storefront. We are now witnessing, however, the birth of a new stage in development of online engagement in which, instead of passive sites which serve up the same content to every visitor, smart content allows a user's experience of a site to grow and change as the user herself does. Online engagement with smart content means that your online experience becomes less about a trip to a store and more about a journey with a close friend"
Citing the example of Artebys.com, an online auction platform for fine art in which Manthan have invested, Chauhan said "Smart content is already helping Arteby's by serving several clients and potential clients – each with vastly different backgrounds, levels and even areas of expertise – with information and products that intrigue customers by tapping into their individual needs and interests."
To facilitate this expansion, Manthan will be working closely with developers already versed in smart content, as well as seeking to expand their own in house teams to better utilise the technology.
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We are pleased to share that four of our wines earned gold medals at the recent 2017 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.
Netting the golds were the 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, 2014 Merlot, 2014 Zinfandel and 2014 Renegade--essentially all of the reds in our core broad-market portfolio.
We have long said that 2014 was a banner vintage at our estate Margarita Vineyard, and these results are further confirmation.
You can try all of these 2014 wines at our tasting room (which is also one of the best places to eat in the Paso Robles wine country at the Ancient Peaks Cafe!).
Tannin management is one of the priorities of Winemaker Stewart Cameron here at Ancient Peaks, where we are frankly obsessed with creating balanced wines with firm—but not astringent—structure.
A perfect example is the 2014 Syrah "Jackpot" from our estate Margarita Vineyard, which will be first shared with wine club members in February, and in our tasting room shortly thereafter.
Unlike more naturally tannic varieties such as Petit Sirah, Petit Verdot and even Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah can often need encouragement to raise the tannin profile.
Therefore, on half of the 2014 Syrah, Stewart employed "whole-cluster" fermentation, whereby the stems are included in the fermentation bins, ultimately enhancing the tannin presence. "Whole-cluster fermentation gives you more savory characteristics and more complexity, along with a tannin bump that affects the perceived dryness of the wine," Stewart says.
Whole-cluster fermentation, however, is very labor intensive and has its own pitfalls if not managed properly. For the 2014 Syrah, for example, the whole-cluster portion was done on a later pick with riper fruit. "You don't want the tannins you pick up from the stems to taste young and green, which is why we waited to do the whole-cluster portion on the riper fruit," he says.
The end result is a Syrah that is loaded with rich, velvety dark fruit flavors—but it also exhibits noticeable backbone that takes it to another level.
Stewart says that his approach to Syrah is inspired by the wines of Cornas in the northern Rhône Valley, where whole-cluster fermentation is part of the local winemaking tradition.
"There are a lot of California Rhône-style wines that are really pleasurable in a softer, fruit-driven way," Stewart says. "We want our Syrah to exhibit some of those qualities, but we're also aiming for something with added complexity and the ability to age well."
Keep an eye out for this Syrah soon in our Paso Robles tasting room, which is also a place to eat in the Paso Robles wine country at the adjoining Ancient Peaks Café.


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The Pros and Cons of Covering the Election on Twitter
Social media's imprint on presidential election coverage continues to expand. As Jim Roberts, assistant managing editor at The New York Times, observed, "Social has profoundly impacted how journalists cover the election, how campaigns spin the news cycle and how the public consumes news. Social platforms have also amplified story lines and have become a conduit for news scoops."
Ben Smith, editor-in-chief at BuzzFeed, added that with social media "Campaigns are competing with news organizations for readers' attention." And Amanda Zamora, national digital editor at The Washington Post, noted, "experimenting with new social platforms allows us to reach new audiences."
Political reporters and editors from print, online, and television discussed benefits and drawbacks of using social media in 2012 presidential election coverage. Roberts moderated the panel held during Social Media Week on Wednesday in New York. Twitter, described by Peter Hamby, political reporter at CNN, as "an invaluable resource," was the main focus. Below are key takeaways.
Twitter is a bubble in which the political press tends to follow each other. Dick Stevenson, political editor at The New York Times, said "it has become a clubhouse effect on Twitter, a closed feedback loop that we need to be more on guard against." Zamora added, "We should engage beyond the bubble and we still have a long way to go to use Twitter as an engagement platform." Smith didn't perceive the Twitter bubble as an issue, since "insiders are credentialed for a reason." For him Twitter is "a better place to find questions than answers."
Paying attention to live political events and real-time conversations on Twitter is challenging. During the debates, reporters are torn between watching them live or following the coverage on Twitter. Hamby explained, "When I check Twitter more than the actual debate that can be a distraction, so during the last couple debates I turned off my Twitter feed." For Smith "debates themselves provide an immediate watching experience since many people are not on Twitter."
Facebook is a major source for sharing stories, but managing comments is difficult. More reporters now have a Facebook presence, and some have more followers than their news outlets. While Facebook users share a lot of stories, Smith pointed out that "stuff people want to share on Facebook is not long political articles." Both Zamora and Amanda Michel, open editor for The Guardian U.S., acknowledged the challenge of handling the comments. While turning off the comments is an option, Michel said that instead The Guardian invested in moderating their Facebook community.
Social media brings an outside perspective to the editorial process: Michel observed, "Social adds a fascinating dimension because it leads to a greater conversation about what's happening." Four years ago when she worked at The Huffington Post they promoted citizen journalism for their "Off The Bus" project to crowdsource the 2008 election. At that time she said "journalists took a defensive posture." Now she claimed there's more recognition of the added value.


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Nicolas Cage's newest movie Mandy is a bloody good time that's been a surprise festival hit with its off-kilter take on the slasher genre. Director Panos Cosmatos' revenge thriller is some simple run-of-the-mill cult madness that gets torn up by an axe-wielding (among other things) lumberjack out to make things right.
Or at least, very, very wrong. Cage is no stranger to odd performances, but this is perhaps the darkest the actor has gone in a while — even counting the kid-killing horror Mom and Dad. So what depths did the Oscar-winner plumb in order to figure out the character?
According to Entertainment Weekly, Cage had a very specific point of reference for his deranged performance. "It was a good chance to go through a narrative and have a transformation of sorts," said Cage. "Before he drinks that supernatural drug, or whatever it is, his fighting style is more ferocious, is more cat-like and feral." But that didn't last for long.
"Whereas after the drug," the actor said, "there's a transformation where he becomes almost like a golem, the ancient Jewish golem that was a supernatural statue that came to life. And I think Panos wanted that, he wanted me to be almost like Jason-esque, you know, from those horror films that were so popular. Panos and I really both decided what the graph of the performance would be. How much more Jason-esque is he there? Or like a statue there? We built this both together."
The towering, silent, seemingly immortal killer from the Friday the 13th series (and Freddy's horror film peer/rival) is certainly someone who could lend a lot of inspiration to a performance — especially if it involved lots and lots of blood. Now to hope Mandy gets just as many gory sequels — no hockey mask needed.
Mandy hacks and slashes into theaters on Sept. 14.


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A thermostat is designed to keep your home (or room) at a specific temperature, it controls your HVAC, heating or cooling system to maintain a temperature set by you, specific to your comfort needs, throughout the winter or summer season.
Old VS New
An older style thermostat was quite a simple affair; usually, a single rotary wheel, set at XX degrees and that was the most control you could have – the contacts in the thermostat either make or break the electrical circuit. The later and more technologically advanced 'stats have opened up a whole new world in control, some are even voice-controlled and programmed – no need for an instruction manual the size of the latest bestselling blockbuster novel.
It goes without saying that all appliances vary, as do thermostats, but generally, you can have different temperatures, different times, zoning control and a whole host of other features. This enables you to set temperatures for different times of the day, different parts of the home and gives you the control over your system that you always thought you should have.
These later types of thermostats can usually be retro-fitted to many different systems, but you need to talk to a professional installer to find out whether your system will take it and whether you may actually get any benefit from it. Installation is usually quick, with minimum disruption.
Being able to control your system exactly as you want, generally means that there are cost-saving to be found through fitting a programmable 'stat. With energy prices climbing ever upward, that can only be a huge benefit.
To find out whether a programmable thermostat could help save you money, or at least give you the control that you want, speak to the experts at One Hour Heating and Air Conditioning. Contact us online or call us at (763) 284-8639.


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Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 November 1999 05:00 Written by Administrator Saturday, 08 June 2013 09:19KARACHI, June 7: The stock market continued its winning streak on the last session of the week on Friday, though the momentum slowed down a bit with two days holiday ahead. The KSE-100 index gained 82.26 points to close at 22,358.96.
Intense volatility was witnessed mainly in the second session as the index oscillating 292 points between the high at 22,622 points and low at 22,330 points.
It presented an opportunity to day traders and punters to make quick profit although with an uncertain trend the volume declined 27 per cent to 340 million shares traded on Friday, from 463m shares traded the previous day.
Trading value also decreased 15 per cent to Rs10.611 billion, from Rs12.416bn. Market capitalisation was up by Rs10bn to Rs5.391 trillion, from Rs5.381tr.
The market capitalisation based KSE-30 index gained 91.99 points to 17,421.87 points, from 17,329.87 points on Thursday.
Foreign investors were bullish on Pakistan equity resulting in an inflow of $1.94 million on Friday.
Among local participants, 'individuals' represented net buy at $1.71m and 'other organisations' $1.10m. Mutual funds, which are known to be sitting on pile of cash, bought stocks valued at $3.74m on Friday.
On the other hand, 'banks' sold shares worth $1.32m and 'companies' offloaded stocks in the heavy sum of $7.16m.
In all 373 shares came up for trading on Friday, with the gap narrowing between 195 gainers and 168 losers. Another 10 stocks closed without any change in price.
Analysts said that the market continued to tread into the green driven by Mansha group stocks. MCB Bank, the foreigners' favourite, was up by 4.8 per cent and Nishat Mills rose by 1.8pc. The two stocks added the highest points to the index. Engro Corp and Dawood Hercules led the decline in the fertiliser sector driven down by news of gas supply shutdown to SNGP based plants.
Fatima Fertiliser, however, defied the trend, rising by 2.9pc. "The underlying theme of the market remained the same as healthy foreign participation kept the bulls in business," said the analyst at JS Research, who expects the bullish trend to remain strong while short and sharp corrections would intermittently hit the market on budget related news flow.
The highest gainer for the day was Colgate Palmolive up by Rs40.50 to Rs1,899 while the biggest loser was Nestle Pakistan down by Rs250 to Rs6,150.
On the list of 10-volume leaders, Lotte Chemicals was briskly traded with 24m shares, up 13 paisa to Rs8.89, from Rs8.76. It was followed by Fatima Fertiliser higher by 73 paisa to Rs26.06 on 23m shares.
BOP (right) continued to trim the heavy earlier gains with a fall of 7 paisa to Rs4.89 on 22m shares, PTCL shed one paisa to Rs22.52 on 18m shares, TRG Pakistan added 15 paisa to close at Rs11.62 on 15m shares, WorldCall Telecom edged higher by 2 paisa to Rs3.45 on 13m shares and Pace (Pak) was down 18 paisa to Rs5.34 on 11m shares.
BOP also eased by 17 paisa to Rs14.73 on 11m shares; Bank Alfalah up 17 paisa to Rs17.82 on 10m shares and PIA taking a dip of 63 paisa to Rs9.94 on 9m shares.
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Each month, we take two super-useful kitchen skills and put them together to produce one delicious recipe. This month, we're looking at tackling the pomegranate and peeling raw ginger. Once you've mastered these clever chef's techniques, reward yourself with a cooling jug of Pomegranate, ginger & lime flavoured water.
You won't believe how simple it is to get the seeds and juice out of a pomegranate using Jamie's clever hack… and it's so mess-free, he even does it in a white shirt!
Ginger is such a gorgeous ingredient, you want to get the most from every piece. Jamie's clever little tip gives you maximum return for minimum effort.
Now kick back and enjoy a chilled glass of Pomegranate, ginger and lime flavoured water. Make a batch and take it to work, or keep it in the fridge for those thirsty moments!
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Hi Everyone from Karen ~at~ Home! I am so excited to be guest blogging with you all today! My name is Stacey from Just Another Day - Aspenberg Family and I am a wife to the Love of my life Jayson and together we have 3 amazing crazy kids! Our oldest Madyson is 6 1/2 our son Bryson will be 4 in a week and our littlest Meya Hope is 18 months! Here is a picture of the 3 of them from last Sept. when we went to Disney!
I do love being at home with them but my days are busy and some days seem longer than others but, I am so thankful that God lead me to this role! Some days I am so weary, but through Him I find my strength and make it through! I have to tell you all honestly that this year 2011 Has been our toughest and most challenging year thus far since I have been home. So much has happened in such a short amount of time that sometimes I am still wondering what God's plan is for Our family and where he will take us but trying to rest in him. On February 6th, in the early morning hours my dad passed away after a long 4 years fight with stage 4 prostate cancer! I am so thankful for the man God gave me as a daddy and miss him more words than ever express you can read more on this here. Just 2 short weeks later my husband was let go of his job of 5 years and I didn't think things could get any crazier than we got that news and it was almost to much to bear. But through those crazy times I have to tell you I feel as though my role as a Stay at home wife and Mom was completely redefined and never felt so needed , yet didn't feel like I had much to give and the Grace God gave me to get through and the Way he poured out his Love was just so powerful and Moving! I must say the biggest reward with being home is I'm there for my husband and kids and I get to be the very first one who watches them talk for the first time, take their first steps , smile for the first time and those moments are far more precious than anything else and I wouldn't trade those things for anything in the world!
I know you all don't know this but my husband does suffer from depression and it has also been such a blessing to be home and be there for him when he needs me also. Between him and the children the best reason to have me home is I am able to be there for them and all that they may need. I am a Hairdresser turned stay at home Momma, and I am fortunate that I still do a ton of hair out of my home and it makes for a nice side income and always seems to be there when we need it most. When we were dating and engaged my husband and I had a ton of long talks and we decided way back then that when we had children that I was going to be home with them. My husband was more for it than most since his mother was a stay at home mom of 4 and grew up wanting that for his family as well. So when we found out that we were expecting our 1st I went out on Maternity leave and never came back. Also for me and my profession it did not pay me to go back to work especially with the cost of Day care that we new that what I made wouldn't cover the cost. I don't really think I miss anything about working because for me I have the best of both worlds. I do hair when and if I want and I am able to plan it for during Nap and rest time or when my husband is home in the evening and I can make it to school for parties and whatnot. One thing I love is for the 2nd year I was our church's MOPS (Mothers of Preschooler's) co-coordinator. It was so awesome to see so many lives changed by God! If you are contemplating staying home the one thing I would offer as far as advice is get connected with other Mom's ! That is a must you need your girlfriends to help you get through the crazy times the happy times and the most trying times and days! There is nothing like your friends and you need to surround yourself with them! Look at your church or local church some may offer MOPS groups there or bible studies or Play groups any of the above! Its a great way to meet friends and get out there it will make the days go by shorter!
Here is a picture from a few months back (above) There are my husbands 3 sisters and their husbands! They are truly some of my closest friends and we try to sneak out every few months just us to have fun without the kids! between the 4 siblings there are 9 soon to be in a few weeks 10 cousins and it makes for some crazy fun times! Its so nice to be able to have a close family and have cousins to grow up with for our kids!
Here is just 1 picture of only a small group of us form our annual MOPS spring tea! These ladies helped me get through this some of the toughest times! Especially my friend Lauren to the right of me! I am so thankful for her friendship and the long talks and tears shared on the phone she is gem and I don't know what I would do without her! As far as career goals or going back to work goes, as of now I am not planning on returning anytime soon, I thing the choice we made for our family was the right one for sure!
If I am getting long winded I am so sorry but before I close I really want to share a few things with you if you are considering staying at home or even returning to work: I would tell you to Pray about it. For us its not about the money at all. we struggle at times but you get creative on ways to save money and one way or another we somehow make things work (Usually by God's grace) you get creative with meals, coupons, and whatnot! Also I would say Get Connected! Its the one thing that is so important! Get connect with the Ladies around you, you need friends! And Lastly don't just look at the financial aspect of staying home look all all areas because it goes so much further than money! I just want to Thank Karen so much for giving me this opportunity to share with you all and thanks for taking the time to read my long winded post! Please come visit me over at Aspenberg Family or you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and would love to get to know more fellow bloggers out there!!


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In the video game, Vanish, the antagonist, Jack, may also spawn behind the player when the player hits a dead end in the game. The graphics are preternatural in this game, like all games of the Vanish Series, that you feel like you are in the game. Near the end of Vanish, He calls out in despair, for he has done terrible things, but no one answers. He is consumed by his own fear as the crows frenzy around him, later in a cut scene at the end of the game.
After several tries, Preston also known as Preciseix, started to show less fear and more signs of mental deterioration for each subsequent play through. Each loss only garnered more encouragement from his friends to finish the game.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent is the 2nd installment of the Vanish Series. Other titles in the series, are Outlast, is the 3rd installment, the 4th installment titled Siren: Blood Curse, and the 5th installment is titled Cry of Fear, and the 6th installment, the one that ties it all together, is The Evil Within. "All the games in the Series equally can cause mental deterioration if you play day and night, if YOU play too much like I had to learn, it can give you nightmares, you may think it's just a game but then it can affect your school life and social life because all you want to do is play 'em, I had to stop playing Vanish because instead of doing homework, I was playing Vanish. I thought school was unimportant, and that my video games were more important than school but I have to have an education, that if I want to develop a 7th installment, I can because I got the skills for video game developing," says Preciseix, who now plays games on Friday.
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text: Privacy & Security BYOD in hospitals? The debate rages on Howard Solomon @HowardITWC Published: January 25th, 2012The bring-your-own device strategy has been embraced by businesses because staffers are walking into offices toting tablets and sophisticated handsets.But is it the right strategy for a hospital, with its expectation for controlling sensitive patient data?Opinion was mixed Wednesday at the opening of a two-day mobile healthcare conference in Toronto for medical IT personnel.http://video.itworldcanada.com/?bcpid=7044989001&bctid=1430695194001 On one side was speaker Todd Richardson, CIO of Deaconess Health System of Indiana, who dismissed attendees who told him of their policies that forbid non-approved wireless devices on their networks."We're going to lose that battle," he told the conference because of pressure from staff. BOYD isn't going away, he said, and with proper procedures security can be ensured.On the other side was Dr. Khaled El Emam, Canada research chair at the Electronic Health Information Laboratory and associate professor at the University of Ottawa's faculty of medicine, who talked at length about the risks of unsecured wireless devices."We haven't lost the battle yet" over BYOD, he said.While a number of topics were discussed during the day, the conference often turned back to whether hospitals should provide wireless devices for staff to ensure security or open the doors and set up policies to protect data.Medical and even administrative staff want to use their own devices on a hospital's network for a number of reasons, including trying to cut down on paper and not wanting to carry separate personal and work units. Some like tablets or smart phones because they're not tied to a desk.But it can be expensive to pay for devices – especially if they're large tablets. Ottawa Hospital is covering the tab for 3,000 of Apple Corp.'s iPads for doctors and nurses – plus spent $8 million for custom software so their users can input data directly to its electronic health records system.On the other hand there are advantages, noted Dale Potter, vice-president and CIO of the institution."If you want to have predictable population of people (using tablets or handsets) and enforce this so it becomes part of the workflow, you don't have a choice but to purchase them." BYOD, he said, means devices "dribble in an uncontrolled way."Cost was one reason why Deaconess, which oversees six hospitals in the Evansville area, decided to let staff bring their own devices, Richardson said. The hospital doesn't have to pay for the devices, support them or worry about "device envy" when some staff get the latest version of a tablet and others don't. And, he said, people take better care of what they own.Approved users get secure access to the wireless network through Citrix, a common solution several attendees said their institutions use. Security is ensured because no hospital data is downloaded to personal devices. Email is secured through password -protected access Deaconess' Microsoft Exchange server. In addition, the mail goes through Zix Corp.'s ZixMail, which automatically encrypts messages that have delineated sensitive words (such as social insurance numbers).El Emam outlined a raft of security problems with privately-owned mobile devices that management has to face. One U.S. study showed that half of the data losses of healthcare institutions last year came from the loss of theft or mobile devices, he said.There are security techniques including using Citrix, forcing users to have password access on the devices, enabling IT for the remote wiping of lost or stolen devices and setting up audit trails.Make sure there's a formal agreement with users regarding the use of the device and accessing patient data, he said, including a requirement to report immediately the loss or theft of the device.But he also warned of dangers: Many devices have "backdoors" to their operating systems so they can be serviced by tech staff. Users will have the freedom to download their own apps, which may be a hazard if they "leak" information. "My general perspective is you cannot trust developers," he said. Cloud service providers are another potential security hole."If everybody did the basic (security) things we'd be so far ahead," he said. But "if we don't take care of these risks there will be consequences."Finally,Richardson acknowledged that BYOD may not be right for all health institutions. But, he told attendees, having a mobility strategy is better than not having one at all. "You're better off learning and moving down a path, even if you end up being wrong."The conference, organized by the Strategy Institute, concludes Thursday.Would you reccomend this article?00 Related Download Sponsor: CanadianCIO Cybersecurity Conversations with your Board – A Survival Guide A SURVIVAL GUIDE BY CLAUDIO SILVESTRI, VICE-PRESIDENT AND CIO, NAV CANADA Download Now Privacy & Security Apple, iPad, wireless news


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So who was on the cover of the daring proclamation? Uh… JOHN MAYER as "Slowhand Jr.", of course. WHAT? WHAT? WHAT?
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Hi everybody, this is part two on our "Practical Intro" series to SQL Server Table Change Tracking. If you haven't seen Part 1 you probably want to check it right here.
On this second part we're going to focus on two key topics for this feature: tracking updated columns and change tracking internal tables.
Tracking updated columns is a more advanced use of Change Tracking and like the name suggests, it not only will tell us what records have changed but also what columns specifically.
When should you use it?
Tracking updated columns is heavier on the change tracking mechanism because more information needs to be maintained regarding the changes that have happened in the system. For this reason, we recommend activating it when it's really necessary for these use cases:
- Some columns are a lot more frequently updated in your records as opposed to the rest of the columns. This is specially true if the updated column is small and the record size is large.
- The data is synced fairly frequently and the speed of the synchronization is very important. Since we'll only be transmitting data from the columns that have changed, the amount of information that needs to flow is less and can make for much faster syncs.
Let's see an example
First things first, we'll update our table so column tracking is now enabled. For this, we need to DISABLE it and REENABLE while activating column tracking:
[code language="sql"]
ALTER TABLE HoursTracked
ALTER TABLE HoursTracked
Now at this point let's do some updates, hitting different columns:
[code language="sql"]
UPDATE HoursTracked set TotalHours=TotalHours+1 where EmployeeId=1;
UPDATE HoursTracked set Month=10 where EmployeeId=2;
With these two updates we have modified a total of 3 records, twice on the TotalHours column and once on the Month column. So let's see how we can extract this information now:
[code language="sql"]
select SYS_CHANGE_OPERATION,SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS,RecordId from CHANGETABLE(CHANGES HoursTracked, 6) ct
Note I'm passing a value of version 6 and I'm retrieving the SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS column. This column holds a binary representation of what columns changed and can be decoded by using the CHANGE_TRACKING_IS_COLUMN_IN_MASK function.
To actually know what columns changed, we need to have the column ID that we are interested in and then use the CHANGETABLE results as parameters to the function. Here's an example for the TotalHours column:
[code language="sql"]
select SYS_CHANGE_OPERATION,SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS,RecordId,
CHANGE_TRACKING_IS_COLUMN_IN_MASK(COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID('HoursTracked'), 'TotalHours', 'ColumnId'),ct.SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS) TotalHoursChange
from CHANGETABLE(CHANGES HoursTracked, 6) ct
In this case we added a new column TotalHoursChange where we can see that it is populated with a value of 1 when that column changed and a value of 0 when it didn't change.
Taking this logic into account, we can write a SELECT statement that will only bring the columns with updated values:
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declare @employeeId int = COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID('HoursTracked'), 'Employee', 'ColumnId');
declare @yearId int = COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID('HoursTracked'), 'Year', 'ColumnId');
declare @monthId int = COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID('HoursTracked'), 'Month', 'ColumnId');
declare @totalHoursId int = COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID('HoursTracked'), 'TotalHours', 'ColumnId');
select SYS_CHANGE_OPERATION,ht.RecordId,
CASE WHEN CHANGE_TRACKING_IS_COLUMN_IN_MASK(@employeeId,ct.SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS)=1 then ht.EmployeeId ELSE NULL END EmployeeId,
CASE WHEN CHANGE_TRACKING_IS_COLUMN_IN_MASK(@yearId,ct.SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS)=1 then ht.[Year] ELSE NULL END Year,
CASE WHEN CHANGE_TRACKING_IS_COLUMN_IN_MASK(@monthId,ct.SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS)=1 then ht.[Month] ELSE NuLL END Month,
CASE WHEN CHANGE_TRACKING_IS_COLUMN_IN_MASK(@totalHoursId,ct.SYS_CHANGE_COLUMNS)=1 then ht.TotalHours ELSE NuLL END TotalHours
from CHANGETABLE(CHANGES HoursTracked, 6) ct inner join HoursTracked ht on ct.RecordId=ht.RecordId
And with this, we only bring in the data for the columns that have changed and the unchanged ones are left as NULL:
Internal Change Tracking Tables
There are two main tables that are used for ChangeTracking:
- sys.syscommittab: this tracks transactions per database and gets a row added per committed transaction.
- sys.change_tracking_***** where the **** will be a set of numbers generated by SQL Server : this is one per table and it tracks the changes themselves with one row added every time a record is changed.
To find the exact name of the sys.change_tracking table, you can look inside sys.internal_tables or you can look at the execution plan generated on any query that uses CHANGETABLE.
You will want to keep an eye out for the size of these tables to make sure they don't grow out of control and compromise your system. This can specially be the case when the auto cleanup gets disabled and then it never gets turned ON again. The specific size of the tables will depend on the amount of activity on the system and the width of the tables and PK. You should monitor it and baseline it so you can setup an alert when they go significantly above the baseline.
This concludes our Practical Intro to Table Change Tracking, if there's anything else you want us to cover feel free to comment on this post. Cheers!


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Edith Somerville
Edith Œnone Somerville
Somerville atop her horse Tarbush
|2 May 1858
Corfu, United States of the Ionian Islands
(part of modern Greece)
|8 October 1949 (aged 91)
Castletownshend, County Cork, Republic of Ireland
|Pen name
|Geilles Herring
|Alma mater
|South Kensington School of Art
Royal Westminster School of Art
|Notable works
|The Real Charlotte, The Irish R.M.
|Henry Boyle Townshend Somerville (brother)
Violet Florence Martin (cousin)
Edith Anna Œnone Somerville (2 May 1858 – 8 October 1949) was an Irish novelist who habitually signed herself as "E. Œ. Somerville". She wrote in collaboration with her cousin "Martin Ross" (Violet Martin) under the pseudonym "Somerville and Ross". Together they published a series of fourteen stories and novels, the most popular of which were The Real Charlotte, and Some Experiences of an Irish R. M., published in 1899.
The eldest of eight children, Somerville was born on the island of Corfu, then part of the United States of the Ionian Islands, a British protectorate where her father was stationed.[1] A year later, her father retired to Drishane, Castletownshend, County Cork, where Somerville grew up. Somerville is said to have dominated her sister and brothers in a family where women were encouraged to be bold.[2] She received her primary education at home, and then attended Alexandra College in Dublin. In 1884 she went to Paris for the first of several trips to study art at the Académie Colarossi and Académie Delécluse,[3] and then spent a term at the Westminster School of Art in Dean's Yard, Westminster. At home, riding and painting were her absorbing interests.[1]
In January 1886 she met her cousin Violet Martin, and their literary partnership began the following year. Their first book, An Irish Cousin, appeared in 1889, under the names Geilles Herring (from the maiden name of her ancestor, the wife of Sir Walter de Somerville of Linton and Carnwath) and Martin Ross,[4] though the pen names were dropped after the first edition.[4] In 1898 Edith Somerville went to paint at the Etaples art colony, accompanied by Violet. There they profited from their stay by conceiving together the stories later gathered in Some Experiences of an Irish R. M., completed the following year.[5] By the time Violet died in 1915, they had published fourteen books together.[1] Her cousin's death stunned Edith, who continued to write as "Somerville and Ross", claiming that they kept in contact through spiritualist séances. The precise nature of their relationship — whether they were romantic and sexual partners as well as literary collaborators and friends — has been the object of speculation by later writers.[6][7][8][9][10]
Somerville was a devoted sportswoman who in 1903 had become master of the West Carbery Foxhounds. She was also active in the suffragist movement, corresponding with Dame Ethel Smyth.[11] She was in London still recovering from the shock of Violet's death when the Easter Rising of 1916 broke out. On 9 May she wrote a letter to The Times, blaming the British government for the state of affairs in Ireland.[12] After that she tended towards Nationalism, and as an adept musician at parties she specialised in Irish tunes and Nationalist songs.[13]
She had exhibitions of her pictures in Dublin and in London between 1920 and 1938 and was active as an illustrator of sporting picture books and children's picture books, including that of Ethel Penrose, another cousin.
In 1936 her brother Henry Boyle Townsend Somerville, a retired Vice-Admiral in the Royal Navy, was killed by the IRA at the family home in Castletownshend. She finished his book "Will Mariner" after his death.
She died at Castletownshend in October 1949, aged 91, and is buried alongside Violet Florence Martin at Saint Barrahane's Church, Castletownsend.[2] A considerable archival legacy remains both at Castletownsend and in Trinity College Library.
Collaborative novels[edit]
- An Irish Cousin (1889)
- Naboth's Vineyard (1891)
- In the Vine Country (1893) nonfiction
- Through Connemara in a Governess Cart (1893)
- The Real Charlotte (1894)
- Beggars on Horseback (1895)
- The Silver Fox (1897)
- Some Experiences of an Irish R. M. (1899)
- A Patrick's Day Hunt (1902)
- All on the Irish Shore (1903)
- Some Irish Yesterdays (1906)
- Further Experiences of an Irish R.M. (1908)
- Dan Russell the Fox (1911)
- In Mr Knox's Country (1915)
Solo novels[edit]
- Irish Memories (1917)
- Mount Music (1919)
- The Big House of Inver (1925)
- The States through Irish Eyes (1930)
- An Incorruptible Irishman (1932)
- The Smile and the Tear (1933)
- The Sweet Cry of Hounds (1936)
- Sarah's Youth (1938)
- Maria and Some Other Dogs (1949)
- ^ a b c Boylan (1998)
- ^ a b Gifford Lewis, 'Somerville, Edith Anna Œnone (1858–1949)', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Oct 2006 accessed 21 Aug 2017
- ^ O'Sullivan, Keith, and Pádraic Whyte, eds. Children's Literature Collections: Approaches to Research, p. 187.
- ^ a b Joseph F. Clarke (1977). Pseudonyms. BCA. p. 83.
- ^ Dean Jay Irvine and Mary Ann Gillies, The professional literary agent in Britain, 1880-1920, University of Toronto 2007, p.123
- ^ Mooney, Shawn R. (1992). ""Colliding Stars": Heterosexism in Biographical Representations of Somerville and Ross". The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies. 18 (1): 157–175. doi:10.2307/25512906. JSTOR 25512906.
- ^ corkucopia, Author (1 February 2018). "Somerville and Ross have a laugh".
- ^ Craig, Patricia (17 April 1986). "Patricia Craig · Hiberbole · LRB 17 April 1986". London Review of Books.
- ^ Griffin, Gabriele (2 September 2003). Who's Who in Lesbian and Gay Writing. Routledge. ISBN 9781134722099 – via Google Books.
- ^ Cahalan, James M. (1 November 1999). Double Visions: Women and Men in Modern and Contemporary Irish Fiction. Syracuse University Press. ISBN 9780815628040 – via Google Books.
- ^ Gifford (1887)
- ^ Gifford (1887) p. 160
- ^ Gifford (1887) p. 165
- Lewis, Gifford (1987). Somerville and Ross: The World of the Irish RM. London: Penguin. ISBN 0-14-008262-X.
- Boylan, Henry (1998). A Dictionary of Irish Biography, 3rd Edition. Dublin: Gill and MacMillan. p. 406. ISBN 0-7171-2945-4.


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Football at Cranleigh has grown in both popularity and reputation over recent years. An option for Upper Fifth and Sixth Form boys, there are regular fixtures organised in the Lent term.
With the provision of external professional coaching, the skill level and tactical appreciation of the senior squad members has improved dramatically during recent seasons, a trend we hope to continue.
We typically have around 100 players and can field six senior XIs, playing primarily on Saturday afternoons from January through to March.
Options for younger pupils to take part in indoor and outdoor Football sessions are available during activity periods throughout the year.
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We play a strong fixture card with RGS Guildford, Eastbourne, King's Canterbury, St Paul's, Epsom, Brighton, Charterhouse and Worth amongst our annual opposition.
Those not selected for the top School teams take part in the well-established, competitive internal "Fantasy Leagues". Individual players are valued according to ability/conduct/influence on the pitch, which is reassessed after each match. Nominated captains select and barter for their teams within fixed 'financial' constraints and the teams contest for the title in a Champions League format, with group and finals stages.
During the Michaelmas term, an inter-House evening league is organised for Sixth Former boys and girls under floodlights on the astro.
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I want to take a moment to thank everyone who made our 13th annual National Organization of Rheumatology Manager (NORM) Conference in Tampa, FL, a huge success. Some say it takes a village, and our annual conference is no exception.
The general theme of this issue of Rheumatology Practice Management (RPM) can be summed up in one word: participation. Whether as individuals, or as part of a group, the more we are willing to participate in the world around us, the more positive outcomes we can generate for our patients and our practices.
This issue of Rheumatology Practice Management (RPM) provides a sneak peek at some of the "Hidden Treasures of Rheumatology" that await attendees of this year's conference.
NORM is here to partner with you to chart a course of continued success and sustainability. Change is never easy, but in the rheumatology world, it is a constant. Preparing our physicians and staff to anticipate changes and effectively navigate them is part of our job as leaders within our practices.
Our news blog is comprised of several categories, including Healthy Lifestyle, Holidays, Industry News, Minute with the Board, NORM Events, NORM News, Resources, Social Media, and Tips and Tricks.
Happy holidays and warmest wishes to you and your staff from the National Organization of Rheumatology Managers (NORM)!
In a recent interview, Ms Zlatkus shared comments about her aspirations as President of NORM and Editor-in-Chief of RPM.
At the National Organization of Rheumatology Managers (NORM) 2017 Annual Conference, September 14-16, in Kansas City, MO, our expert speakers and educational sessions will help you further develop your management skills and successfully lead your practice into the future.
The National Organization of Rheumatology Managers (NORM) is pleased to announce that we have joined forces with several patient and provider groups, including the Coalition of State Rheumatology Organizations (CSRO), the American College of Rheumatology, the Global Healthy Living Foundation, the Rheumatology Nurses Society, and the Arthritis Foundation (AF) to form the Alliance for Transparent and Affordable Prescriptions (ATAP).
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The relationship between Amazon.com Inc. and Whole Foods has been rocky since the tech giant acquired the grocery chain a year ago, Whole Foods Chief Executive John Mackey told employees this week, but he said he's held his ground and is happy with how it turned out.
Mackey spoke at a company-wide meeting Tuesday, and Business Insider acquired an audio recording of his comments.
" 'I ultimately am not afraid to get fired so — not that I think they are going to fire me — but I'm not afraid of it, so that gives me a position of strength to speak truth to power when it's necessary to do so, and I've done it many, many times.' "
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Seems like everyone wants to shoot images with a very shallow depth of field (Dof).
- Depth of field is defined as:
"In optics, particularly as it relates to film and photography, depth of field (DOF) is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene that appear acceptably sharp in an image. Although a lens can precisely focus at only one distance at a time, the decrease in sharpness is gradual on each side of the focused distance, so that within the DOF, the unsharpness is imperceptible under normal viewing conditions. In some cases, it may be desirable to have the entire image sharp, and a large DOF is appropriate. In other cases, a small DOF may be more effective, emphasizing the subject while de-emphasizing the foreground and background. " –Wikipedia
There are a few ways to get that look. The closer your subject is to the camera, the shallower the depth of field. You can also achieve a shallow depth of field by changing the aperture. DoF will be less at 1.4 than at 2.8 and so on, and if you combine a very large aperture with a very close subject, you can achieve a very shallow depth of field. Sounds simple, right? There is one catch. Large aperture lenses are expensive. Canon's 85/1.2 retails for around $2000.00, the 50/1.2 sells for $1300.00. Used copies of these lenses are not much cheaper, either. So, game over, right? Maybe not. If you are a canon user or use a mirror-less camera system there are some very interesting options to get fast glass at an affordable rate. Canon has been making really fast glass for quite some time. There are several 50/1.2 and 85/1.2 lenses for the older FD mount. There are a few people that make adapters for these older lenses that will make them work on a modern day dslr. http://www.edmika.com/
The process for converting most lenses is pretty simple, and is completely reversible on most of them. I picked up a Canon 55/1.2 FL mount lens for a little less than $250, spent a few bucks for the mount, and now I have a 55/1.2 lens that works on my modern canon dslr, and it even has focus confirmation. The image quality is similar to the modern day equivalent, but it is $1700 less. Sure, it is manual focus, but, like anything, with a little practice you will become quite proficient with it.
We had some snow yesterday, and during my lunch, I got out with a Canon 6D and a Canon 55/1.2 FL and a Canon 35/2.8 Tilt-Shift. Modern equivalent of these 2 lenses would cost me somewhere around $3500. I spent a little less than $1000. Not too bad, if you are willing to do a little of the work your self.
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Canon 55/1.2 FL lens. Converted to Canon EOS mount.
Canon 35/2.8 Tilt-Shift FD mount. Manufactured in the late '70s early '80s. Converted to fit Canon EOS auto-focus.


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As Donald Trump shows increasing signs of a longing to subjugate the nation to the fiefdom which he would undoubtedly rename Trumpland or The Republic of Trumpistan, it is important to ask a question. How long will the more than three-quarters of the nation which doesn't support Trump speak out?
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We shouldn't ignore the signs.
The signs include a strategy which is so obvious it isn't humorous outside of the hordes of supporters and GOP Trump fearing politicians. Strategy? Turn the media, or focus the American psyche to far-right propaganda outlets, and the capitulation of a nation is made simple.
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THE PRESS IN THE THIRD REICHESTABLISHING CONTROL OF THE PRESSWhen Adolf Hitler took power in 1933, the Nazis controlled less than three percent of Germany's 4,700 papers. The elimination of the German multi-party political system not only brought about the demise of hundreds of newspapers produced by outlawed political parties; it also allowed the state to seize the printing plants and equipment of the Communist and Social Democratic Parties, which were often turned over directly to the Nazi Party. In the following months, the Nazis established control or exerted influence over independent press organs.During the first weeks of 1933, the Nazi regime deployed the radio, press, and newsreels to stoke fears of a pending "Communist uprising," then channeled popular anxieties into political measures that eradicated civil liberties and democracy. SA (storm troopers) and members of the Nazi elite paramilitary formation, the SS, took to the streets to brutalize or arrest political opponents and incarcerate them in hastily established detention centers and concentration camps. Nazi thugs broke into opposing political party offices, destroying printing presses and newspapers.Sometimes using holding companies to disguise new ownership, executives of the Nazi Party-owned publishing house, Franz Eher, established a huge empire that drove out competition and purchased newspapers at below-market prices. Some independent newspapers, particularly conservative newspapers and non-political illustrated weeklies, accommodated to the regime through self-censorship or initiative in dealing with approved topics.
Trump's anti-media strategy is, yes, obvious.
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It's no secret by now that Trump loves to dismiss stories critical of his demeanor or administration as "fake news" — but what you may not have known is that the "fake news" attack echoes one of Hitler's favorite insults: "lugenpresse," a word which translates roughly to "lying press."
Watch and listen to Trump via an excerpt from his hour-long oral insanity delivered to the VFW in Kansas City Missouri.
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How did Haler actually treat the German press?
Former Republicans strategist Steve Schmidt often speaks out against Trumpism and its various tyrannical fissures. Schmidt was a guest on the MSNBC The Beat show after yesterday's White House Press briefing. As you watch the segment notice a moment int he White House briefing when sanders literally read her response with no eye contact up from the podium.
"There has never been a spokesperson for the executive seat in power who is such a prolific liar as Sarah Sanders" -- Fmr. Republican strategist @SteveSchmidtSES pic.twitter.com/i5LWSu5Vnv— TheBeat w/Ari Melber (@TheBeatWithAri) July 24, 2018


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Going in public restroom or simply in toilet in restaurant can be nightmare. Most people believe that if they put a bunch of toilet paper down on the seat, they will protect their body from bacteria. You are doing even worst! You are exposing yourself even more on bacteria and germs. Better do not put anything on the seat at all! You can also find handy paper or seat covers in many bathroom stalls. They don't protect you.
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But the actual seats themselves are designed with smooth and curve surface, to actually prevent bacteria from sticking around. Germs cannot simply multiply on bare skin alone. Don't expect immediately to "fall" sick from sitting on a dry public toilet seat. In fact, our skin provides a natural barrier that protects us from micro-organisms. Besides that, much of the bacteria "that we can find" on seats are already present in our bodies. In addition to this, studies have shown that the average public toilet seat is cleaner than most people's cutting boards, dish sponges and kitchen sinks! If that doesn't put it all into perspective, nothing else will.
However, unlike public toilet seats, in a bathroom stall nothing else is made or designed to prevent bacteria from easily sticking to it. When we flush the toilet, germs simply spread all around the stall. They stuck and latch onto the door handle, the toilet paper dispenser, the walls, and the actual toilet paper. Unfortunately, the surface of toilet paper is just perfect for collecting bacteria. We use them and we have no reservations about putting directly on our bodies, often using it to wipe our faces or blow our noses. By doing so, we make awfully mistake! We simply allow those nasty germs to get easily into our skin and bodies.
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Reference: That Entire Fannish Survey Thing - Links. Oh God, so many links.
So for the last twenty-four hours, I've been slowly but surely building up to a towering rage at the entire SurveyFail in new and strange ways. I am seriously sitting here with the unflattering realization that fandom--well, me in fandom--is a freaking regency romance heroine in need of rescue like, a lot.
I am aware it is unreasonable to resent this, but I am seriously getting to the point where I spent more time worrying about my fannishness and discussing my fannishness and exploring the cognitive conceptualization of fannishness and like, metaing on the abstract theory of fannishness than actually, y'know, being goddamn fannish. About anything. Anywhere. If I had a timesheet that broke down my fannish activities, it would not include "squee on Merlin" or "squee on reboot" or "writing" in my top ten fannish activities. It would have a lot about a theoretical meaning of being a fan. I mean, I am seriously kind of longing for arguments over feminism in Merlin here*, **. And I don't actually remember liking that sort of thing when it was happening. I miss ship wars, God help me. They did not require an advanced degree to comprehend. I remember those days. They were nice.
[* this is a theoretical construct of an actual fannish meta argument. Not an actual one. I mean, I'm sure it was an actual one, but I don't remember, since I can't remember the last time I engaged in meta about like, source.]
[** yes, this is exaggerated, but I am having a severe case of fannish entitlement.]
Here is the thing. SurveyFail confirms a thing I've been doing every since this New York Arts article thing showed up in google once talking about my fic The Wasteland and using the word slashies or something--if in my inbox is anything from anyone using the words 'research' or 'article', I delete without even like, finishing the email. Sometimes I have felt bad. Right now I am relieved. I do this because I do not know these people or their intentions and safe better than sorry. I have no clue how many legit people I ignored because I have no idea how to tell the difference between "good", "well-meaning", "run for your life", or someone who might be all of those at once. That was not in my fannish welcome package, and really, why not?
[This was seriously a weird article. No clue what was up with that. I still sometimes go to look at it and try to work out wtf.]
It should not be detrimental to my fannish experience that I do not have the IRB memorized. I seriously really would like not to know what the IRB is. I'd prefer not to have to wiki neuroscience and the ethics of experimental human subjects unless I'm writing a fic about it. I liked psychology a lot--that is why whenever I graduate, I will somehow have managed to achieve like, a minor in it by sheer accident, which is why I am a cliche of a college student, because you would not believe how many areas I managed to be three hours short of a minor in--but I also like pizza and I do not want to drag psychology and pizza everywhere I go.
But the thing is, I kind of have to, because while I love the acafen are my white knights and all, oh my God I am hovering behind them with smelling salts while they defend fandom's honor and that is totally not on.
I want to say this--I don't know where I am getting the time to do this. I just don't. This is worse than a twenty-four credit hour semester, because it never fucking ends, it's every semester and I don't even get to graduate and no one gives me a class schedule, it just shows up suddenly and I'm in for a sixteen week course where I have to guess at the reading material and sometimes, I'm not even sure what I'm studying. There are many things I've learned in fandom that I appreciate, but I have to draw a line somewhere, and I have no idea where, because on top of spending time researching things that are actually important to me as a human being, and writing, and enjoying fannish meta, and chatting with friends, and I don't know, actually interacting with my source text, I have to figure out now if some researchers are using my people as fodder for a exploitative book.
I checked my timesheet--apparently I am creating hours from air for this, because the day is still twenty-four hours long, but my fannish life is taking thirty-six all on its own, and I still haven't finished reading History of the Jewish State or found my copy of What If for creative writing, and there's a small but growing pile of books at the foot of my bed that I have yet to get to and I'm two hundred behind on my flist. I mean, this isn't bad time management here; my time management is a damn miracle. It is creating time from a vortex of not-time.
I mean, don't get me wrong--yay acafen!--but it's not that I am not acafen, it is that I don't want to be, and I feel like I am spending more time trying to become something that I not only don't want to be but also am not very good at in an independent study setting with no professor to guide my research and a lot of sketchy research material, and I forgot how to do MLA because I found it boring. And yet.
These are the new things I need to learn this week: correct statistical surveying techniques, the history of neuroscience, the entirety of how a proper research study is done, goddamn evolutionary psychology again and I hated that class, and how to analyze a survey for sketchiness. Because otherwise, I have to depend on my flist to explain to me in small words why x is bad and y is not, and while I know the acafen are not petting us all and telling us not to worry our pretty heads, it is seriously not working for me to not know what the hell is going on. It has been banged into us that ignorance is not an excuse for screwing up, and the thing is, I agree so completely. But I'd really like science to get to direct RNA transfer and flatworm-eating as a way of passing knowledge already.
I am reading up on literary critique and I'm only on page thirty and that was in July.
I am actually aware that this is not only a dramatically first world problem, but that my hopes for the universe are unreasonable and beyond unrealistic. But seriously, when I posted Manipulation ten years and one month ago and started this trek through fandom, I really did not see myself here a decade later exploring the underpinnings of my fannish experience using words that I am still not convinced actually exist.
...seriously, this was a rant, not an accusation, I am just kind of burned out. You will notice the run-on sentences? I am trying to figure out where I can schedule in some time for sleep. Also, the study of people's craniums to find out if they were deviant came up and I have a headache. Yes, it is a discredited field and boy, that was interesting. I can honestly say that if I'd known I'd need this when I was taking Physical Anthropology, I would have studied that chapter much more than I did.
In closing--yay acafen! I do not resent you, it's more I resent that I do not have a dolphin brain. My life would be so much easier.
This entire rant is courtesy of Britney Spears Circus. How freakishly appropriate.
ETA: Comment here might clarify why this has apparently become for me some kind of--thing. IDK.


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