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The landscape of late night TV has changed dramatically over the last year. Jay Leno retired, for good this time, and was replaced by Jimmy Fallon. Seth Meyers was brought in from SNL to take Fallon's old slot. And then just when everyone thought things were settling down... the best late night talk show host since Johnny Carson dropped a bomb.
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Book Review: Kafka – The Years of Insight
by Reiner Stach
Princeton University Press, 2013
The second volume of Reiner Stach's epic biography of Franz Kafka begins in the year 1916 and ends with Kafka's death in 1924 (in a slightly bizarre – almost Kafkaesque – sequence, the third and final volume will cover its subject's boyhood and youth) and thus encompasses the two great impersonal upheavals of Kafka's life: the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the wake of the First World War, and the collapse of Kafka's health due to tuberculosis, first diagnosed in the summer of 1917. These are years of intense personal upheaval as well, with Kafka shuttling almost frantically from one emotional relationship to another. His tortured dalliances with Grete Bloch, Julie Wohryzek, and Dora Diamant all date from this period, as well as his very strange and almost entirely epistolary passion for Czech journalist Milena Jesenski. And as if all that weren't enough, these years also mark a deepening of both conviction and confusion in Kafka's attempts at writing, with works like The Castle and "The Hunger Artist" achieving something like their present forms and a number of other works thinly emerging from sketches and notebooks.
It's a tangle of counter-grained and often under-sourced life stories, but reading Stach's magnificent narrative (wonderfully translated by Shelley Frisch) straight through brings death, not life, to the forefront. Stach is a compulsively readable writer – the book has many digressions but no longueurs – but he can only do so much to manage the essentially grim nature of his story: despite a string of health regimens, spas, and clinics, Kafka grows steadily sicker, until we wince whenever he ventures outside:
Four months later [November 1920], the streets of Prague were covered in grayish slush, and Kafka was feeling drained. He had been running a low-grade fever almost all the time, and he alternated between chills and sweating. He was short of breath, and if he fell into conversation with someone outdoors and breathed in too much cold air, a coughing fit was sure to follow. His coughing did not let up even at night, and it sometimes went on for hours on end. Everyone – his friends and family, and especially his youngest sister, Ottla – agreed that something had to be done.
The evaporation of the formal empire in which he'd lived his life deeply underscored Kafka's sense of his own uprootedness, his feelings of being a stranger in the world. Stach very sensitively explores how this feeling may have intensified Kafka's interest in his own Jewish heritage – and in the possibility of making a journey to the Holy Land, which Stach describes as a very different place from its 21st century counterpart:
In the fall of 1922, only 11 percent of the three million people living in Palestine were Jews, and the notion that Jews would reclaim Palestine with their hands – namely by acquiring and cultivating land – was no more than a collective myth. Only 3 percent of the landed property was in Jewish hands, and only about a thousand people lived in kibbutzim. The Jewish immigrants who came later crowded into the cities and even misstated their professions so that they would not be sent to the country.
The progress of Kafka's illness is agonizing – for him thanks to the helpless state of medicine at the time, and for the reader thanks to Stach's indefatigable research and passionate writing (as in the previous volume, the prose in The Years of Insight is supple and very appealingly complex – all of which, once again, is perfectly rendered by Frisch). In the end, the ravages of his throat make eating impossible and one of the seminal authors of the 20th century simply starves to death. But long before that point in his narrative, Stach has subtly shifted his emphases from life to legacy. What, ultimately, does Kafka mean?
It's both haunting and more than a little funny that Stach seems to come up with an answer with which Kafka might have agreed:
Particularly in the early years of Kafka's worldwide renown, his work, his achievement as a writer, was insistently categorized as "prophecy." Kafka, it was said, was one of the first to predict and envision the anonymous violence of the twentieth century, and that was the primary reason for his overwhelming resonance. But this view overlooks the fact that Kafka was himself witness to the devastations of utterly depersonalized, technologically based violence, which was already claiming victims in his day. This lethal alliance of violence and bureaucracy burst onto the scene in August 1914 and was later called the "great seminal catastrophe" of the century. The world war was unthinkable without typewriters, files, index cards, and official seals – he knew that better than any of his writer friends.
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LIVERPOOL'S new Capital of Culture logo earned its first million-pound backer today.
A city law firm put up #2m to kick start a campaign aimed at raising more than #50m of sponsorship to run events in 2008, as the city this morning woke up to the first glimpse of its new logo.
Solicitors Hill Dickinson became the first in an exclusive club of 12 designated partners to spearhead celebrations for Europe's top cultural award.
The other chief backers will be the next 11 businesses or individuals who offer donations of #1m or more.
Hill Dickinson's contribution is made up of a cash donation and free legal services for Capital of Culture.
Further negotiations are taking place with banking, transport, utilities and telecommunications companies.
Liverpool council chief executive Sir David Henshaw said: "This shows that people realise how important to the city and region Capital of Culture is going to be."
Hill Dickinson senior partner Tony Wilson said: "Liver-pool is a great city that is at the start of an exciting period of regeneration and growth. Capital of Culture 2008 is a perfect emblem of that, but the process will continue for many years afterwards.
"The commitment of our people, our unique range of skills and services, and our long history on Merseyside combine to put us in the perfect position to be Official Law Firm to the Capital of Culture."
The seven-figure sponsorship came as Liverpool buildings were festooned with the new Liverpool 08 logo.
At the same time, more than 50 shops and other outlets started selling specially produced merchandise, from car stickers and keyrings to T-shirts.
The largest banner, covering 260sq metres, is on the city centre Holiday Inn hotel opposite Lime Street station.
Meanwhile, Jacob Epstein's famous nude statue of David outside Lewis's store was decked out in a pair of specially-made Liverpool 08 Y-fronts.
The John Lennon statues at Liverpool airport and in Mathew Street were given special T-shirts.
Other proud wearers of the logo included the Queen Victoria statue in Derby Square and the sculpture of Superlambanana.
City centre streets also had banners, as did the main approaches to the city.
Kris Donaldson, Capital of Culture marketing boss, said Liverpool's new logo would "rank alongside other intern-ationally recognised brands such as the Olympics, the World Cup and Euro 2004".
Channel 4 founder Sir Jeremy Isaacs, chairman of the UK judging panel for Capital of Culture, and TV presenter Loyd Grossman, chairman designate of National Museums Liverpool, were among those welcoming the new branding.
Sir Bob Scott, who led the Capital of Culture bid, said: "The brand is what will spread the message to the rest of the country and into Europe."
The #80,000 launch of the logo, an impressionistic view of the city's waterfront, has been carried out after wide consultation.
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THE famous Liverpool Resurgent statue at Lewis's on Ranelagh Street (pictured above) had his blushes spared today thanks to a pair of 08 Y-fronts.
It was all part of the rebranding of Liverpool's Capital of Culture status launched earlier today.
An army of workers has toiled through the night to drape some of Liverpool's most well-known landmarks in the colours of the new Liverpool '08 logo.
Since midnight, more than a dozen staff from council contractor Enterprise-Liverpool have been climbing ladders to make sure no-one would miss the new branding on their way into work.
Stores across the city stock up their pieces of 08 >>>>
Stores across the city stock up their pieces of 08>
NOW everyone can get their "pieces of '08".
More than 50 stores across Liverpool were today selling unique Capital of Culture '08 merchandise.
From T-shirts and key rings to miniature versions of Liverpool's Superlambanana, the range of souvenirs have been launched alongside the new Capital of Culture brand and logo and aims to give everyone the chance to be part of Liverpool's European Capital of Culture status.
The venues selling the souvenirs include city libraries, council fitness centres, Tate Liverpool, the Tourist Information Centre, Crowne Plaza Hotel and FACT.
Julie Evans, visitor services manager at Liverpool's Tourist Information Centres, said: "It's such an exciting time to be in Liverpool right now and we know that local people and visitors from all around the world want to be a part of our success.
"Everyone can do their bit and show how proud they are by purchasing a little bit of 2008."
There are a variety of items on offer and prices range from 99p for a key ring to #29.99 for the most expensive polo shirt.
Liverpool Culture Company's commercial and tourism director Jason Harborow said: "It is important that the merchandise reflects the new brand and we are delighted that the product range is so creative and dynamic.
"We wanted everyone to be able to take a piece of this momentous event home which is why the products have been kept to an affordable price."
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Traders must have licence>
THERE was a tough zero-tolerance message today for anyone using the new Liverpool emblem without official permission.
A council spokesman said unlicensed use of the symbol would lead to prosecution.
"If these turn up on Church Street on a Saturday morning, we will take those responsible to the cleaners. They won't know what's hit them," said the spokesman.
"Illegal use robs the people of Liverpool of revenue that would otherwise be wholly used to create the best Capital of Culture ever."
Licensing the Capital of Culture branding provides a way of raising thousands of pounds for 2008.
But an extra logo, a variation on the official emblem, is being made available for free use by hundreds of community groups who were at the heart of Liverpool's successful campaign.
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EVERYONE can get involved in Capital of Culture and wear the badge with pride.
Liverpool Culture Company has come up with five different brandings to make sure everyone who gets involved gets recognition for efforts.
Different logos will reflect the level of sponsorship and support, from Community Supporters who give up their time and energy to Official Partners who are donating millions to the 2008 celebrations.
* Community Supporter:> Members of organisations such as community, church or residents groups or individuals who simply want to do their bit, will be able to become Community Supporters and will be able to use this logo on letterheads and other literature.
* Friends:> Other supporters, such as small firms and organ-isations who wish to make cash donations to 08 events can become Friends of Capital of Culture.
* Suppliers:> The next level of sponsorship is Suppliers, who will be able to use a specially designed 08 logo in red.
* Official Supporters:> Even bigger backers will become Capital of Culture Official Supporters, also with their own logo.
* Official Partner:> For the biggest financial sponsors of Capital of Culture, including national and international organisations. They will become Official Partners of Liverpool and will receive a golden version of the logo.
* Anyone who wants to find out about getting involved and using the 08 brand to boost their business should call 0151-233 4399.


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The Tampa Bay Downs website provides an entries and results service that allows users to select the results of individual races. The first, second and third horses are displayed along with the names of horses that also ran or were scratched from the race.
Tampa Bay Downs only hosts live races on certain dates throughout the year. The site provides a racing calendar, available as a PDF document, that displays the dates of the races. There is also an extensive simulcast race calendar. Along with its horse racing schedule, Tampa Bay Downs provides a golf practice facility, poker tables and dining areas, and it hosts special events such as corporate parties and wedding receptions.


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I was thinking the same thing...There is a range from one to a million. Whoever gets closest, wins my vote. Aras picks 4. Danielle could have picked any number from 5 to 1,000,000 and she would have won. Thats a big chance.I would have said 500,000 - right in the middle.
I loved the advice Jeff gave Aras last night during the reunion. "Pay your taxes". Obviously a zing to Richard Hatch. I laughed so hard.
Eh, in the words of Shane, "neither one on you deserve it, and since I can't abstain, pick a number between one and a million"In that case, I think Danielle might have won.Aras and Terry would have voted DanielleCirie would have voted DanielleSo, she most likely would have taken it.
being a freaking yoga instructor I thought Aras would have won the final challenge
So what you are saying is that women with bigger boobies have bigger hips??? I don't think so!!! LOLRob
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The 20.4m Rubb Military aircraft hangar was the first of the EFASS aircraft hangar range of soft walled temporary buildings to be specifically designed to comply with a very stringent military compliance matrix from the Royal Air Force.
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The National Collegiate Hockey Conference is leaning heavily toward using shootouts in its debut season, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
The point system reportedly would award three points for a win in regulation or overtime, two points for a shootout win, one point for a shootout loss and no points for a regulation loss. The Herald says the league is considering giving teams a point for losing in overtime such as the NHL does.
The NCHC features eight teams, including Minnesota Duluth, which opens the regular season with a home series against Michigan Tech on Oct. 11-12.
The Western Collegiate Hockey Association, which the Bulldogs left after last season, did not use shootouts.


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Anampses meleagrides
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Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Anampses meleagrides Valenciennes, 1840
Common Name(s):
Anampses amboinensis Bleeker, 1857
Anampses ikedai Tanaka, 1908
Anampses lunatus Sauvage, 1891
Anampses meleagris Günther, 1862
Anampses nagayoi Tanaka, 1908
|Taxonomic Source(s):
|Eschmeyer, W.N. (ed.). 2015. Catalog of Fishes. Updated 7 January 2015. Available at: http://researcharchive.calacademy.org/research/ichthyology/catalog/fishcatmain.asp. (Accessed: 7 January 2015).
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|Least Concern ver 3.1
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|Date Assessed:
|Pollard, D.
|Sadovy, Y. & Carpenter, K.E.
This species has a very wide distribution in the tropical waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Although there is no evidence for any population declines, the species is commonly taken in the marine aquarium fish trade, and occasionally also for food. It is, however, well protected in MPAs within some parts of its area of distribution. This species is therefore listed as Least Concern globally.
|Range Description:
|This primarily tropical species is widely distributed throughout much of the Indo-West Pacific region, from the Red Sea and East Africa in the west to the Tuamotu Islands in the east, and from southern Japan in the north to northern Australia in the south (Lieske and Myers 1994).
|Countries occurrence:
Native:American Samoa; Australia; British Indian Ocean Territory; China; Christmas Island; Cocos (Keeling) Islands; Comoros; Djibouti; Egypt; Eritrea; Fiji; French Polynesia; Guam; India; Indonesia; Israel; Japan; Jordan; Kenya; Kiribati; Madagascar; Malaysia; Maldives; Marshall Islands; Mauritius; Mayotte; Micronesia, Federated States of ; Mozambique; Myanmar; Nauru; Niue; Northern Mariana Islands; Oman; Palau; Papua New Guinea; Philippines; Réunion; Samoa; Saudi Arabia; Seychelles; Solomon Islands; Somalia; South Africa; Sri Lanka; Sudan; Taiwan, Province of China; Tanzania, United Republic of; Thailand; Tokelau; Tonga; Tuvalu; United States Minor Outlying Islands; Vanuatu; Viet Nam; Wallis and Futuna; Yemen
|FAO Marine Fishing Areas:
Indian Ocean – western; Indian Ocean – eastern; Pacific – eastern central; Pacific – northwest; Pacific – western central
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|This is a relatively common species throughout most of its broad range.
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|This demersal species occurs in insular and coastal waters primarily around coral reefs, and particularly around seaward reef areas over mixed living coral, coral rubble, consolidated limestone and sand habitats. It may also occur over soft coral and sponge habitats (Randall 1972), and also in sheltered and back reef areas in northern Australia (Coleman 1981).
It is carnivorous, feeding mainly on benthic macro-invertebrates (Masuda and Allen 1993).
It has pronounced sexual colour dimorphism and is probably a protogynous hermaphrodite (Lieske and Myers 1994).
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|This species is commonly captured live and traded as an aquarium display species, and in some areas it is also taken for food in local subsistence/artisinal fisheries.
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|There are no known major threats to this species, though specimens are commonly captured for the marine aquarium fish trade (Edwards and Shepherd 1992, Wabnitz et al. 2003), particularly in Indonesia and the Philippines (Marine Aquarium Council 2004).
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|There are no specific conservation measures in place for this species. Its distribution overlaps several marine protected areas within its range.
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The Special Needs Strategy
The Government of Ontario has introduced the Special Needs Strategy to improve the coordination and integration of services for children and youth with special needs and their families.
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Update #4 – April 2015
Update #5 – September 2015
Lanark, Leeds & Grenville is one of 34 service delivery areas in Ontario tasked with developing proposals to support the vision of "An Ontario where children and youth with special needs get the timely and effective services they need to participate fully at home, at school, in the community, and as they prepare to achieve their goals for adulthood." This task includes developing:
- A proposal that will describe a local process for coordinated service planning for this region; and
- A proposed approach to improve the delivery of rehabilitation services (specifically Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, Speech-Language Pathology)
A Proposal Development Table has been formed with representatives from local school boards and service providers, among others, to deliver on the Ontario Government's request. The goal of the Table is to make the changes that are needed so families can more easily access information and services and successfully navigate through the various services they receive.
To achieve this goal, we need to hear directly from families about their experience with local services and the changes we should consider to make it better. This will be achieved in a variety of ways such as community meetings, focus groups, webinar or teleconferencing as well as surveys.
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Scientists vs. Science Writers
Follow the discussion on Ed Yong's blog Not Exactly Rocket Science [Every scientists-versus-journalists debate ever, in one diagram].
The main problem isn't represented on the diagram. It's when good/bad journalists write articles in praise of bad science.
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- John HarshmanWednesday, January 18, 2012 12:05:00 PM
Are university press release hacks missing from the diagram, or are they just counted in with the bad journalists?ReplyDeleteReplies
They're mostly counted in with "Bad Journalists" but there may be one or two falling into the category of "Good Journalists." Personally, I don't know of any who are good journalists but I'd hate to entirely rule out the possibility.Delete
Isn't Ed Yong representing the debate between scientists and science writers, not what these people do in their day work? (Your 'main problem' is with their work, not the debate.)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, that. Also it's "Yong" not "Young". God, scientists are always misrepresenting journalists ;-)Delete
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When California Gov. Jerry Brown last week announced his bid for re-election, he renewed his push to build "the nation's only high speed rail system."
But California has some competition in unlikely places.
Both Texas and Florida have plans for systems that would connect their major population centers with fast trains. But unlike California's plan, which relies heavily on government funding to start rolling, their efforts will be funded by the private sector.
While the $68 billion California project has earned nearly universal opposition from Republicans, GOP elected officials are lining up behind the Florida and Texas proposals.
Brown and President Barack Obama had both held up the California project as a model of the country's infrastructure future. But with legal and political uncertainties clouding the effort, Florida and Texas could have their trains running years sooner.
Supporters of high-speed rail who gathered in Washington last month for their annual summit expressed frustration over the problems plaguing the California project. But they were encouraged by the developments in two states that had tried, but failed to build high speed rail systems before.
"We're excited to see projects brewing across the country," said Andy Kunz, president and CEO of the U.S. High Speed Rail Association.
In January, U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx threw his support behind the Texas Central High-Speed Railway. The privately-funded effort would build a 200-mph train to connect Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston by 2022 at an estimated cost of $10 billion. A future phase could connect those cities to Austin and San Antonio.
DOT would handle the environmental impact reviews for the project, but would not provide any funding.
"They like our project and they're supporting us," said Robert Eckels, president of the Texas Central Railway and a former county official in Houston. "It's easy for them to like to the project because we're not asking them to pay for it."
Eckels said his project also has an expert partner in the Japan Central Railway, which built Japan's high-speed rail system. It's now been in operation for 50 years.
Texas' previous attempt to build a high-speed rail system was met with fierce opposition in the 1990s from Dallas-based Southwest Airlines. But at that time, Southwest was a regional carrier in Texas, and fuel prices were low. Now, Southwest, which Eckels said was neutral on the proposal, crisscrosses the country and higher fuel prices make short-haul flights less profitable.
The Dallas-Houston route has some similarities to the planned line through California's Central Valley: it's flat and straight across primarily agricultural land, and the construction costs are lower.
Entering urban areas pose challenges for both projects. But California's terrain and geology add to the burden. The line must cross mountain passes at its northern and southern ends where construction will be expensive. It will also need to be built to reflect California's earthquake risks.
The high cost of entering the Bay Area and southern California on a dedicated line caused the system's planners to route the trains over existing conventional rail lines to reach Los Angeles, San Jose and San Francisco.
"It is a more complex system to build," Eckels said.
The cost of the 520-mile system had ballooned to $98 billion before planners decided to use existing Metrolink and Caltrain lines, shaving $30 billion from the price tag.
But the "blended" approach has opened the project up to criticism that voters are not getting the system they were promised.
The trains would zip along at 200-mph in the Central Valley, and slow considerably in the urban regions anchoring the two ends of the system. While 125 mph is faster than most conventional rail service, it's well below what most of the world considers high-speed rail. But older rail lines, hemmed in by development and intersected frequently by roads, and home to slower freight and passenger trains, can't support anything faster.
A proposal in Florida to begin operating a passenger train between Orlando and Miami faces similar challenges. The privately backed All Aboard Florida train would use an existing freight route for most of its run. It would take about three hours to make a 240-mile trip that takes three and a half or four hours by car in normal traffic.
The $1 billion project would have the trains moving sometime next year.
The train would not be high-speed rail in comparison to what's planned in California and Texas. It would pass through many developed areas, including Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast. That will limit speeds to the 90 to 125 mph range.
Florida was originally one of the states to receive money from Obama's High Speed and Intercity Passenger Rail Program, part of the 2009 economic stimulus. But in 2011, Republican Gov. Rick Scott turned down $2.4 billion to build a high-speed line from Tampa to Orlando, fearing that state taxpayers would be on the hook for future costs.
"The truth is that this project would be far too costly to taxpayers," Scott said at the time, "and I believe the risk far outweighs the benefits."
Now, Scott is an enthusiastic backer of All Aboard Florida. So is Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., former chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and a critic of Obama's high-speed rail program.
"Hopefully we can fast-forward this private sector passenger rail project that will not cost the taxpayers a penny," Mica said in 2012.
Scott has even pledged $215 million in state funds to build a rail station at Orlando International Airport.
California received some of the funds Florida and two other states rejected in hopes of completing the San Francisco-Los Angeles spine by 2029. But now, the project is held up in court.
Last fall, a judge in Sacramento put the brakes on the project when he determined that it didn't meet the criteria to tap $8 billion in bonds approved by California voters in 2008.
Republicans in Congress, including California Rep. Jeff Denham, chairman of the House railroad subcommittee, are attempting to block federal funding for the project.
The project has even lost the backing of Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, creating a high-profile split with Brown. Newsom faces a challenge from Ron Nehring, a former state GOP chairman.
"We're in a period in politics of temporary insanity that precedes every election," said Rod Diridon Sr., executive director of the Mineta Transportation Institute at San Jose State University and former chairman of the California High Speed Rail Authority board.
Meanwhile, the project's foes in California are attempting to collect more than 500,000 signatures by the end of July to bring the issue back to voters on the November ballot. And if recent polls are any indication, they might be inclined to pull the plug.
But amid these setbacks, even the most committed supporters of the California project welcome the proposals in other states.
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Judging from police reports, violence in South Africa has receded in the past 10 days. But restrictions on press coverage make those reports difficult to verify independently. Since Nov. 2, broadcast journalists have been prohibited from filming and recording disturbances in any area under a state of emergency, except with the permission of the commissioner of police.
Foreign TV crews have felt the restrictions acutely.
``We are taking legal counsel to find how we can best cover the unrest within the law,'' says Bill Mutschmann, CBS bureau chief here. ``We are of a foreign group and are guests of South Africa. If that is the law, we have to abide by it.''
CBS crews have standing instructions to ``fold up their cameras'' if they are in an emergency area and trouble starts. But, Mr. Mutschmann added, if major news breaks the situation would have to be assessed afresh.
``It is my recommendation that all the foreign crews should go into the area and they can arrest all of us,'' he says. The imperatives of news-gathering could supersede the need to function within the law in the event of a significant development in the South African saga, he says.
In the meantime, CBS is trying to cover events as best it can. It was refused permission to televise a massive police presence in Johannesburg recently and, Mutschmann says, its television crews had been told by policemen in the western Cape Province that all foreign press accreditation cards might be withdrawn.
Assessing the impact of the restrictions, Michael Buerk, southern Africa correspondent of the BBC, said: ``It means we are no longer going into black townships around Johannesburg and in the Cape to cover the unrest. We are not going to deliberately break the law.''
But he also predicted that if there was a dramatic turn in the current unrest, an event which ``you don't have to go out to look for,'' then all the television crews would certainly cover it.
Heather Allan, NBC bureau chief here, agreed: ``We can't sit here if something big is happening.'' She said the decision to openly cover breaking news would probably be made for South African bureaus by their head offices, that they would be ordered to cover the ``big one'' and told to leave the problem of paying fines, bail, and lawyers to their superiors in the United States and Britain.
The atmosphere between the government and the foreign press has been further strained by a recent claim by Deputy Minister of Information Louis Nel that a South African working for a foreign television team is a police informer. He says the informant reported that television crews have obstructed justice and incited illegal acts to create news.
But Mr. Nel has not been more specific in his allegation. South Africa's Foreign Correspondents Association dismissed the charge as nonsense, and challenged Nel to ``name the informer and remove the smear against a number of honest correspondents dedicated to their profession.''
When Nel first announced the ban on sound and film coverage earlier this month, he insisted that journalists would be free to move about, make notes, and talk to people.
Nel then accused the Foreign Correspondents Association of overreaction and distortion when it interpreted the restrictions as a ``ban on correspondents entering an unrest area except under police escort.'' Last week, however, police flatly told journalists in the western Cape that they could only enter areas of unrest in the company of specially designated police officers. Failure to do so would result in arrest, the police warned.
The main centers of violence have been black and Colored (mixed-race) townships around Cape Town, at the southern tip of the country, and to a lesser extent the sprawling township of Soweto, near Johannesburg. But journalists are denied free entry into both areas.
Theoretically, television crews can enter emergency areas provided they are calm when the journalists enter. But the freedom exists on paper only. In the western Cape, television crews have been apprehended and ordered out even though there were no disturbances at the time. Soweto has been closed to all journalists for more than two weeks on the orders of the local divisional commissioner of police.
``The laws [restricting the press] are extremely wide and a lot of discretion is left to the local officer in charge,'' says Mr. Buerk of the BBC. He mentioned the arrest of a foreign TV crew last Friday in an area outside Cape Town at a time when there was no violent activity.
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I started on 4mg of xanax a day a year ago after 8mg of klonapin did nothing to hinder my anxiety or panic attacks. I was on 6mg a day of xanax for two weeks during and following a panic state I couldn't get out of. My doctor switched me to Valium after I initiated a conversation regarding the safety of long term use of xanax. He prescribed me 10mg, 2x a day. He was going to prescribe me more xanax for panic attacks, but I refused as I had enough. I took a xanax here and there for the first few days, usually between 2 and 3.5mg/day.
I stopped taking them for two days as I was not going out and thus did not need them. I became very agitated with bouts of anger, nauseous, my head hurt, and overall I felt like I was dangerously ill. I took 3mg of xanax over five hours and the symptoms disappeared.
I phoned my psychiatrist the next day and he very strongly believes I'm not going through withdrawal and that is a psychological response to my anxiety related to coming off xanax. But, I encouraged it and had no such problems with switching to ativan, to klonapin, or to xanax.
I cannot find a US equivalcy chart, but according to a UK one I found (only reputable source I found) 1mg/xanax is equal to 10mg/Valium.
I'm very confused, and I'm trying to taper as fast as I can. I was so ill last night I vomited bile three times and couldn't even get my pills to stay down. My anxiety is up and I'm terrified of leaving the house. But I want off the xanax. Can anyone shine some light on this for me?


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By now you must have heard that Fred and Farid are ditching their publicis group backed baby Marcel and poaching Christophe Lambert, most recently president of Publicis Conseil to start a new agency called Fred Farid Lambert, a.k.a FFL. The hop scotch duo have toured the best creative agencies of the world, landing back home with Marcel set to put Paris on the creative map. Now this - what happened?
The Independant
But Fred/Farid/ Lambert is not exactly an independent start-up. Step forward Vincent Bolloré, Lévy's rival for the title of France's No.1 adman, and the boss of Havas. Bolloré is backing the new venture, taking a 30 per cent stake, and delivering a very public two fingers to his Publicis rival.
Lets hope this match made in heaven lasts.
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Pony seen through Simon Wakelin's lens.
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Netflix asks, What's better than a movie in your mailbox?
Pony - Print campaign - (2004) (USA)
Xbox - mosquito's gift - 2002 0:90 (UK)
Xbox tipped as winner in Cannes
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No. 11/11 Cal Hosts GW, Cal Poly in Cal Legacy Classic
Sept. 9, 2009
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This Week
California (1-1-0) opens its home schedule with the 13th annual Cal Legacy Classic in which the Golden Bears host George Washington (2-1-0) at 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 11, and Cal Poly (0-2-0) at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13 at Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field. The Cal Legacy Classic includes a third game, as Stanford (1-1-0) hosts Cal Poly at 7 p.m. on Friday at Laird Q. Cagan Stadium.
Scouting the No. 11/11 (NSCAA/Soccer America) Golden Bears
Cal split its games on opening weekend, topping Georgetown, 2-0, on Sept. 4 in Washington, D.C., and losing, 2-1, in overtime to No. 1/8 Maryland, the 2008 NCAA College Cup champion, on Sept. 6 in College Park, Md. The Bears got the winning goal from junior forward Andrew Wiedeman and a goal from junior midfielder Davis Paul against the Hoyas.
Junior midfielder Hector Jimenez assisted on Cal's goals vs. Georgetown and on freshman midfielder Tony Salciccia's goal against the Terrapins.
Wiedeman, Salciccia and Paul are tied for the Cal lead in goals with one each. Jimenez paces the Bears with three assists. Sophomore goalkeeper David Bingham, who made four saves vs. Georgetown and eight against the Terps, has a 0.96 goals-against average through two starts.
Wiedeman Watch
Andrew Wiedeman, named a 2008 NSCAA All-American after a strong season for the Bears, has collected some impressive preseason honors this year. The San Ramon, Calif., product is on the Watch List for the Missouri Athletic Club's Hermann Trophy and earned spots on Soccer America's and College Soccer News' preseason All-America teams.
Last Year's Cal Legacy Classic
The Bears won the 2008 Cal Legacy Classic by edging SMU on goal difference (+5 for Cal vs. +2 for SMU) after each team produced a 1-1 record. Cal beat Cornell, 5-0, and tied the Mustangs, 1-1. Cal's Pat Marion won the Most Valuable Player award and joined teammates Davis Paul, Andrew Wiedeman, A.J. Soares and Tyler Barry on the all-tournament team.
Scouting the Opposition
George Washington improved to 2-1 after routing the University of the District of Columbia, 7-1, on Sept. 8. Senior forward Andy Stadler, who is aalso a candidate for the Hermann Trophy, tallied a hat trick against UDC. Stadler paces his team with four goals, eight points and two game-winning goals. Freshman goalie Brendan Lafferty (the Atlantic-10 Co-Rookie of the Week) has a 0.60 GAA in two starts.
GW lost its opener to American, 2-0, and beat Howard, 2-0. George Lidster is in his 22nd year as the Colonials' head coach.
Cal Poly, which was previously ranked No. 23 in the NSCAA poll, has lost to UNLV, 1-0 in OT, and Creighton, 1-0, this year. Sophomore defender Chris Sigler, a 2008 Co-Big West Freshman of the Year, is on the Hermann Trophy Watch List. Paul Holocher, in his fourth year as Cal Poly's head coach, joined Cal head coach Kevin Grimes on the San Jose Clash roster in 1996, before the MLS franchise changed its name to the San Jose Earthquakes.
Next Week
Cal's next two games are part of the Bay Area Classic, a tournament that includes San Francisco, Santa Clara and Stanford. The Bears play San Francisco at the Dons' Negoesco Stadium at 7 p.m. on Sept. 17. Cal then hosts Santa Clara at 2 p.m. on Sept. 20.
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Despite the common exhortation to just be yourself, there is always a temptation to look at the success of others and try to copy who they are to be successful like them.
But it's your very uniqueness that the world is craving for. That is why those other people who you want to copy have made it in the world already. They were simply one of a kind.
As three-time Academy Award winner of long ago, Ingrid Bergman said,
"Be who you are. The world worships the original."
The ultimate depth of being yourself means you have to find within yourself that inward part that is the essence of the original you. This quest is sometimes referred to as a spiritual quest.
Role Models
It's often recommended by mentors and coaches that picking a person you admire most and using them as a role model is a good strategy for achieving your own ambitions. But it's a sham and not what famous people say about themselves.
Martial arts film legend Bruce Lee gave the following advice,
"Always be your real self, express yourself, have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it."
Likewise, one of today's most bankable film stars, Matt Damon (aka Jason Bourne), has said that it still holds true even today, as follows,
"It's just better to be the person you are than to try to be some version of what you think the other person wants."
The Problem of Education
On of the balancing acts of our current education system is that society wants a steady stream of people to fill roles such as a doctor, nurse, airline pilot, engineer, etc but at the same time it needs the creativity locked inside us to provide innovations, change, and progress.
This situation was recognised well by thinkers of the past who also influenced our current education system. But it's a balance that is difficult to strike.
Even in the 1800's, Ralph Waldo Emerson, the eminent thinker, and educator said that you need…
"To be your authentic self in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment."
So after the traumas of going through our current school's program, we need to take some time to reassess who we are in order to re-kindle the buried facets of our personalities.
Wayne Dyer, American philosopher, self-help author, and a motivational speaker pushed this point as follows,
"The essential lesson I've learned in life is to just be your true self. Treasure the magnificent being that you are and recognise first and foremost you're not here as a human being only. You're a spiritual being having a human experience."
Your Inner Critic
Another problem we all face is that we have voices in our heads that push us in different directions. It's simply a fact of life that we are not individual and coherent single beings. We contain a mixture of, often conflicting, personality traits.
Our inner critic pops up whenever we hit a snag of any kind. Then we beat ourselves up a little (and sometimes a lot!) over what we did and therefore, who we are. So we have to learn to deal with this bogeyman and keep the faith in ourselves.
This is absolutely clear if you have decided to be a stand-up comedian. It's a lonely life on stage and you have to bear your soul in every performance to entice your audience to laugh at your jokes.
So here, I think comedian Michael Ian Black, can be relied upon when he gives the following advice,
"Your harshest critic is always going to be you. Don't ignore that critic but don't give it more attention than it deserves."
Honour and Respect
"You need to love yourself and be that person one hundred percent before you can actually love someone else."
Says singer/songwriter Christina Perri
I think that before you can be in a relationship with anyone else you need to find yourself and love yourself. And it's not easy because sometimes if people don't like you, you may be tempted to act like someone else. But it's not a strategy that works in my view.
After you have met someone and proffered your tried and tested (but copied) pick-up line, what on earth do you say next? You will always need to revert to yourself if you wish to be authentic.
However, you can "accentuate the positive" and at least play down the negative a little. You will need to select aspects of yourself that are appropriate for the situations you find yourself in. We all have different facets of ourselves but try to stick to your "strengths" rather than worry too much about the "weaknesses".
As television playwright, Dennis Potter observed,
"You have to assert something about yourself in order to be your true self."
But it may take some time to craft the person you are into the balanced personality you want to become. Being your true self is a process of discovery and refinement.
"You can't get there by bus, only by hard work and risk and by not quite knowing what you're doing. What you'll discover will be wonderful. What you'll discover will be just the person you really are."
– Alan Alda, A six-time Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award winner
But at the same time in the interest of selecting the middle way. As Amar'e Stoudemire, star basketball player formerly of the New York Knicks, Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat says,
"Be yourself. Don't try too hard – it shows."


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From 1978 to 1991, viewers worldwide were riveted by Dallas. The CBS-TV series about the Ewings of South Fork Ranch so captivated audiences that Dallas actress Charlene Tilton recalls, "When the show was on in Germany, it was switched to Sunday night. The original night it was on, no one would go to the stores or restaurants. You could shoot a cannon in the street and not hit anyone."
She didn't shoot J.R., but Tilton's character, Lucy Ewing, got into trouble plenty of other ways
Tilton played Lucy Ewing, a child with a troubled heritage -- troubled because her parents seemed to forget about her once they moved to Knots Landing, the spin-off show. "I did a couple of 'Knots,' and then the show sort of changed," 39-year old Tilton recalls. "Knots Landing" took on a life of its own, and very soon no mention was made of the life -- or the child -- Val and Gary had shared in Dallas.
Born and raised in LA, Tilton started her career by taking singing and dancing lessons and performing in recreation center plays. "While I was in high school, I started working professionally and got an agent," Tilton says. "Then, when I was 17, I got 'Dallas'."
She did the series for 11 years. Besides being a "great working experience," Tilton recalls that the show "was a lot of fun, too. Patrick [Duffy] and Larry [Hagman] were always being really funny and cutting-up. When we had the infamous mealtime scenes, food fights would inevitably develop."
Tilton says she hasn't seen anyone from the series in "a while" but keeps in touch with Blanche Davis, the widow of actor Jim Davis. Until his death in March of 1981, Davis played patriarch Jock Ewing. She adds, "We all run into each other from time to time, and it's great when we do."
The curvy actress developed a weight problem while on the series and received a great deal of publicity not only for putting weight on, but for taking it off. Having been a tabloid victim, the whole subject of weight angers her. "They've got all these skinny people on the front of 'The Star,' accusing them of being anorexic, and then you open it up and they're making fun of Rita Wilson because of her weight and asking if she's pregnant."
The tabloids have been in her past for some time. LA-based Tilton has been concentrating lately on her daughter, 16-year-old Cherish Lee, who is an actress and a model. Cherish's dad is country and western singer Johnny Lee. (Tilton was married before Lee to another singer, Dominic Allen.) "I've been a single mom for about 10 years," Tilton says. "Cherish has been my main priority. I haven't really focused so much on getting acting work. I get her to school, we do homework at night, and at this age, their social calendars are really quite hectic. She's not driving yet, so I end up chauffeuring her around."
Is she worried about her daughter pursuing an acting career? Tilton comments, "You have to have a strong sense of self in this business -- otherwise they're going to spit you out. Cherish believes that God made her with a special purpose. Like any teenage girl, she has her insecurities, but for the most part she has a real healthy self-esteem." Cherish was cut out of her first film, American History X, but her mom comforted her with, "Honey, they cut Kevin Costner out of his first film."
With her daughter growing older and out working herself, Tilton has started looking for roles again. "I am identified with Dallas," she admits, "but I'm not 17 anymore. Enough time has passed." She recently filmed a pilot for a situation comedy. "We'll see if it goes," she says.
However it goes, Tilton has no regrets. "I'm so glad that I had the opportunity to be mom, be with Cherish, every single day. I was free to go to the school if I needed to, attend her after-school activities, help her with homework. We're very close. She's turned out to be an amazing person. I consider myself a great success. My daughter is a good, caring, compassionate person. To me that's the true meaning of success, even though the marriages didn't work out. My success with my daughter is all that matters."
Written by the excellent- MARIA CIACCIA
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Focus and Scope
The Journal of Corporate Citizenship (JCC) aims to publish the best ideas integrating the theory and practice of corporate citizenship in a format that is readable, accessible, engaging, interesting and useful for readers in business, consultancy, government, NGOs and academia. This peer-reviewed journal encourages practical, theoretically sound, and (when relevant) empirically rigorous manuscripts that address real-world implications of corporate citizenship in global and local contexts. Topics related to corporate citizenship can include (but are not limited to): corporate responsibility, stakeholder relationships, public policy, sustainability and environment, human and labour rights/issues, governance, accountability and transparency, globalisation, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as multinational firms, ethics, measurement, and specific issues related corporate citizenship, such as diversity, poverty, education, information, trust, supply chain management, and problematic or constructive corporate/human behaviours and practices.
In addition to articles linking the theory and practice of corporate citizenship, JCC also encourages innovative or creative submissions (for peer review). Innovative submissions can highlight issues of corporate citizenship from a critical perspective, enhance practical or conceptual understanding of corporate citizenship, or provide new insights or alternative perspectives on the realities of corporate citizenship in today's world. Innovative submissions might include: critical perspectives and controversies, photography, essays, poetry, drama, reflections, and other innovations that help bring corporate citizenship to life for management practitioners and academics alike.
JCC continues to produce occasional special issues dedicated to a single theme. Recent theme issues include: Story Telling: Beyond the Academic Article Using Fiction, Art and Literary Techniques to Communicate, Sustainable Luxury , Responsible Investment in Emerging Markets, Business-NGO Partnerships, and Creating Global Citizens and Responsible Leadership. All special issues can be purchased individually as PDFs or in paperback.
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Tracy Chapman – Stand by Me (Live on Letterman 2015)
LarryKoek – Crush
Ashworth – Second Guess (Kav Verhouzer Remix)
Fred Falke – It's A Memory (Ferdinand Weber Remix)
Sneaky Sound System – All I Need
Cooperated Souls – Don't Leave Me (Original Mix)
Nora En Pure & Redondo – I Got To Do
LOUD LUXURY – Old Man (Loud Luxury Version)
Riton – Rinse & Repeat – Freejak Remix
Yves Larock & LVNDSCAPE feat. Jaba – Rise Up 2k16
Sam Feldt – Shadows Of Love (ft. Heidi Rojas)
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Bob Sinclar – Someone Who Needs Me
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