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Having screened at the Directors' Fortnight section at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival and received rave reviews, there is obviously a huge expectation from a film like 'Ugly', directed by Anurag Kashyap.
And to be honest and really honest, the efforts of the ace director need to be appreciated for bringing out such realistic performances from almost all its lead characters. It is rare that an Indian film (the last I remember was Chandni Bar (Madhur Bhandarkar) and Kashyap's Black Friday) is so realistic in its treatment and execution. 'Ugly' is probably one of those few films that breaks the rules of the typical Bollywood style of filmmaking.
Yet, in spite of being extremely realistic, hatke in style and having some really nice cinematography, the experience is merely satisfactory.
Kali (excellently played by Anshika Srivastava) gets kidnapped when her father Rahul (Rahul Bhatt) leaves her inside his car when he goes to collect a document from his friend. Rahul's friend Chaitanya (Vineet Singh) tells him that his daughter is missing. When Rahul comes to the police station to lodge a formal complaint, he is confronted by Inspector Jadhav (Girish Kulkarni) who finds out that Kali is Shalini (Rahul's divorced wife/Tejaswini Kolhapure) and ACP Shoumik Bose's (Ronit Roy) daughter. Kali's kidnapping gives Shoumik a chance to take revenge from Rahul for an incident of the past and he leaves no stone unturned to find his daughter back. And this is where 'Ugly' is ugliest in terms of Kashyap's storytelling.
However, certain scenes in the film seem overstretched, especially when Inspector Jadhav questions Rahul over his 'filmy' name. While it infuses a laugh with its natural humour, it stretches a tad too long. Similarly, a scene where Chaitanya is interrogated in prison is reminiscent of a scene in Black Friday. And the biggest disappointment is the climax. Watch it yourself to experience!
For all through the 1 hour and 50 minutes, 'Ugly' treads along with certain twists and turns and keeps one at the edge of their seat. But it is the last ten minutes where 'Ugly' is a complete anti-climax.
'Ugly' stays true to its title and offers one plenty to ponder. Anurag Kashyap weaves magic with his actors, but sadly tells a story with too many loose ends. A little back story of the characters wouldn't have done any harm. While Anurag Kashyap did release a five-minute short film 'Kali-Katha' (Watch it on YouTube) which gives a glimpse of Rahul, Shalini and Chaitanya's character, Shoumik's back story isn't unveiled at all. At the same time, certain disjointed plot points leave one with a little more to think.
There are no white characters and no black characters in 'Ugly'. Each character has shades of grey. And this keeps the thrill factor of the film alive.
Girish Kulkarni as Inspector Jadhav gets a perfect launch in Hindi Cinema. Having directed and acted in several National-award winning films in Marathi, Girish proves his mettle as an actor for the first time in Hindi cinema and he doesn't disappoint a bit. It's a terrific performance that deserves more than just applause.
Rahul Bhatt who was last seen in a dud called 'Nayee Padosan' makes a comeback after almost twelve years in a role that seemed tailor made for him.
Tejaswini Kolhapure as Shalini gets a role that will surely be talked about. Siddhant Kapoor is good in a small role.
Vineet Singh (Shorts/Bombay Talkies-Murabba) is the surprise package of 'Ugly'. For many who would have seen him in a restrained role, be prepared to get surprised.
But ultimately 'Ugly' for me is all about Ronit Roy's act as Shoumik Bose. The actor, surely has had a strong second innings in Bollywood as compared to his early days. After working with Anurag Kashyap in Udaan as the abusive father, Ronit Roy once again delivers a performance that speaks volumes of him as an actor. With less words and more expressive eyes, this one is surely a performance worthy of some awards.
And finally Anurag Kashyap. While many claim to say that the director just lost his way post Gangs Of Wasseypur II (which was his most commercial venture till date), the filmmaker returns to his roots of making dark, gritty films. While 'Ugly' might not be his best since Black Friday, it is surely a well-made film. A diehard Anurag Kashyap fan may just not be able to miss this one. And being an admirer of his work, I look forward with much eagerness for 'Bombay Velvet'!
Final Verdict: 'Ugly' is a gripping film that stays true to its title. But in the end, it is such an anti-climax!

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In the last few years, the pharmaceutical industry has contributed substantially towards the economic development of nearly each country in indispensable ways. The rising demand for healthcare services across the globe is expected to fuel the growth of the prescription drugs market in the next few years. Technological advancements in this field are also expected to encourage the growth of the overall market. There are several awareness programs emphasizing on educating the doctors concerning the proper pain management, use of prescription drugs, improving patient awareness, and selection about drugs available in the market.
The increasing number of drug abuse cases, especially among the young population, is one of the key factors driving the need for prescription drugs across the globe. Moreover, the significance of putting an end to unintentional or intentional injury death, drug overdosing, and misused opioid painkillers has become very crucial at present. As a result, there are several drugs in the pharmaceutical industry that demand a prescription from an accredited medical professional, and at times some drugs that need a license are sternly regulated by medical law. All these elements are anticipated to augment the growth of the global prescription drugs market in the near future.
Furthermore, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and several healthcare institutions are focusing on bringing a revolutionary change in the global prescription drugs market. According to the strict rules imposed by the FDA, consumers are expected to purchase drugs according to the medication guide and under brand names that are recognized for their health benefits.
Gastrointestinal OTC drugs, Alzheimer's disease drugs, ursodeoxycholic acid, Parkinson's disease drugs, and mebendazole are some of the key markets that have been listed under the prescription drugs category. The latest trends in these market have also been included in the scope of the research reports to help key players in analyzing the promising horizons in the near future. Furthermore, the key strategies and policies that have been adopted by the leading players have been discussed in the reports. To offer a strong understanding of the competitive scenario of the overall prescription drugs market, the company profiles, financial status, product portfolio, and SWOT analysis of the prominent players have been listed in the scope of the research reports.
Market research reports that have been offered under the prescription drugs category are projected to help the prominent players in making appropriate and effective decisions throughout the forecast period. The strategic inputs given by industry specialists are expected to highlight the key dynamics of the promising markets. In addition, the cost management, regulatory framework, and the share and size of markets have been discussed in the scope of the research reports to give a clear understanding.
The vast repository of market intelligence reports under the prescription drugs category offered by QY Research Reports helps readers and key players by presenting important information and recommendations, which are projected to assist in determining the latest trends, lucrative opportunities, and limitations in the global market. Additionally, the primary and secondary research data used for research reports offer insightful inputs in order to guide the leading players and readers in identifying promising opportunities and capitalizing the developing market under the prescription drugs category.


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In Canberra this week the Minister for Rural Health, Fiona Nash, formally launched what will be the most important public event of 2017 for rural, regional and remote health.
A World of Rural Health will bring together rural and remote health consumers, clinicians, managers and researchers from across the world's developed nations. Combining Australia's National Rural Health Conference and the international conference on rural family medicine, this unique event will be held in Cairns from 26 April to 3 May 2017.
It will confirm Australia's place as one of the leaders of the international rural and remote health community, while enabling international learning and exchanges. Rural health systems in countries like Canada, South Africa, the United States, New Zealand and parts of Europe face many of the same challenges, including workforce mal-distribution, mental health, and improving the health and wellbeing of their Indigenous peoples.
A World of Rural Health will focus on the multi-disciplinary rural health care team, and include information updates on rural family medicine and rural generalism. The event's proceedings over eight days will result in change proposals for the governments and health system managers of the countries involved.
The launch was addressed by Shadow Assistant Minister for Health Stephen Jones, ACRRM CEO Marita Cowie and NRHA CEO Gordon Gregory.
Read more: www.aworldofruralhealth.org.au


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While driving the car gets warmed up and running well. Once driving a few miles it will start to lunge slightly when the foot isn't on the gas. In other words, if I'm driving 45MPH and take my foot off the gas there will be a little lunge to deal with. If the car is in park or in neutral the engine will idle 1000-1500RPM higher than if it was in drive with my foot on the brake.
Other than that it drives fine. There are no other issues.
have the same problem?
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Did you catch the subliminal imagery in this video? I don't think anyone could, the tempos too fast. Don't worry, you won't need to use the pause button to see what's going on.
You'll find a subliminal key at bottom of the page. It's a slide show key that will walk you through the Subliminal Ads in the video.
The Bare Truth About Subliminal Videos
Most of the Subliminal Videos that you'll come across are a motley crew. You might get some clever insights into the covert use of subliminal messages, but don't expect them to be cutting edge. They're generally outdated and drab.
You'll see the usual fare: phallic symbols in cartoons, subtle sexual imagery in ads, and hidden text like sex. Or, George W Bush's use of the word, Rat, in the turn of the millennium US presidential campaign.
These kinds of subliminal messages went out with the shag. They may have been at the forefront of subliminal advertising back in the 1960's, 70's & 80's. But, in the 21st century, they're little more than quaint reminders of a bygone era.
Subliminal Advertising and the Quest
Digging up subliminal messages in advertising is still something of an obsession. The problem is that people don't know what to look for. What may have been subliminal yesterday is in your face today. Who needs to use subliminal sex scenes when you can use a full frontal nude?
Subliminal advertising, no longer simply relies on hidden gimmicks to get its message to sink in. It's become both more blatant and more sophisticated. Wouldn't you agree that product placement, like the M&M's in Spielberg's ET and entertainment that's packaged as news exert a much greater influence on our lives than hidden phallus's in ice cubes?
Subliminal Marketing in the 21st Century isn't even called subliminal anymore. To drop some of the subliminal stigma, it's been re-branded as Neuromarketing.
Even so, exposing subliminal secrets and cover-ups, busting the sly connivery of corporate person(s) still tickles our collective fancy. Searching for subliminal messages apparently taps into some kind of subconscious yearning. Perhaps it's an echo, a pale reminder of the hero's quest, the archetypical hunt for hidden treasure, for meaning and satisfaction.
What most people don't realize or think about, is that the Brands are well aware of the compelling allure of subliminal messages. So, have Subliminal Messages become a marketing ploy? Could they be hinting at something much more devious?
The videos that uncover subliminal advertising could be a red herring of sorts. While we're munching on a particularly appealing carrot, on the subliminal eye candy, we might be missing the garden, the big picture on this one.
Maybe I'm just too suspicious, but what it seems like we could be falling for the ole subliminal bait and switch routine. Subliminal videos draw your attention away from other deeper forms of subliminal persuasion. Because you're focused on this, you may have completely overlooked that.
The novelty of subliminal videos could very well be distracting us from much more serious issues. What do you think? Is uncovering the hidden image of a dollar bill in a Big Mac, more important than shining a light on the subliminal influences that ruthlessly drives the wars that are wrecking havoc across the world?
Millions were made aware of the Big Mac dollar bill in subliminal videos, but how many of you have seen John Pilger's subliminal expose: The War You Don't See?.
Are Subliminal Videos Really a Trojan Horse?
Would you or your friends stop drinking coke because of Coke's subliminal advertising? No! If you discovered subliminal messages in Coke Ads would you tell your friends, share them on Facebook and Twitter? Probably. So, if Coke gets busted using subliminals, that's a good thing. By delivering a full dose of novelty, it could have a trend on its hands.
You see, we love novelty. It turns us on! Movies like Ocean's Eleven, Matchstick Men and The Score were massive hits at the box office. Sure, the A Class line-up of actors didn't hurt. Yet, I'd be willing to bet that the real secret behind the success of these films can be found in their scripts.
Novel plots with unexpected twist and turns are what turned the relatively low budget TV series, Lost, into a stunning success. Even with big name actors and massive budgets, movies with unimpressive scripts time and again turnout to be nothing more than expensive box office flops.
You probably have picked up what I'm getting at here. Novelty could very well be the single most power weapon in the arsenal of mass influence and persuasion.
So, do you really believe that subliminal messages in advertising are really not meant to be found?
No matter what kind of advertising we are talking about, and even entertainment for that matter, we would be naive to believe that they don't have subliminal elements. You know why? Because they wouldn't excite us, they wouldn't move us and they wouldn't work.
95% of all of our decisions are spontaneous, emotional and made unconsciously. So, if advertising didn't exhibit subliminal stimuli, elements that appeal to our subconscious mind, they'd be useless.
Effective Advertising must get our attention, be emotionally appealing and entice our subconscious mind. However, there is a huge difference between the creative use of subliminal messages and the sneaky subliminal shock treatment ads that jolt your subconscious mind?


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HomeAway.co.uk, the home of Holiday-Rentals®, is part of the HomeAway family. As the world leader in holiday rentals, we offer the largest selection of properties for any travel occasion and every budget. We're committed to helping families and friends find the perfect holiday rental to create unforgettable travel experiences together.
We had such lovely relaxing week in this comfortable, clean and well equipped home for two. Our hosts were most kind and welcoming, there is plenty to do in the area and we hope to return for our third stay some time next year.
I cannot fault the property and the location at the end of the lane makes it feel remote despite this it is only 10 minutes drive from a supermarket. We stayed for a week and this is nowhere near long enough to visit all the attractions within an hour's drive. Absolutely perfect.


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Beautiful model Miranda Kerr (28) appear smooth for the cover of Bazaar magazine. Wife of actor Orlando Bloom looks sexy in a casual style.
In a picture like the show at The Sun, Miranda was on Victoria Secret Show. Very Beautiful
However, Miranda was wearing red high heels with leopard patterned hair coverings. Miranda looked relaxed as he read the newspaper.
Miranda Kerr Orlando Bloom began dating in 2007. Then they decided to get married in July 2010.
Miranda Kerr - Good Pose
Miranda Kerr - on Victoria Secret Show
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Those who know me, understand that I can probably be happiest in the company of animals without the requirement for human contact for months. It is probably an odd aspect to admit but I can exist without human contact for a fairly lengthy period. This lack of dependence on people developed over sometime. I am not quite sure how it evolved but perhaps it was an emotional adaptation.
The affection that humans provide you with is unconditional. They are never as complicated as human beings nor do they desire or have great expectations. Many have written about unconditional love or compassion .I believe it is extremely important for every person to develop the ability to be compassionate - perhaps it distinguishes us from the machines and electronics we are surrounded by.
The affection that humans provide you with is unconditional. They are never as complicated as human beings nor do they desire or have great expectations. Many have written about unconditional love or compassion .I believe it is extremely important for every person to develop the ability to be compassionate - perhaps it distinguishes us from the machines and electronics we are surrounded by.
The impact of animals on human well-being was discussed in this paper published in the Psychologist. The conclusions were as follows
"Whilst the evidence for a direct causal association between animals and human health is still not conclusive, the literature is largely supportive of the long-held belief that 'pets are good for us', contributing to both our physical and mental well-being. Unfortunately, not all of the research carried out in this area has been without criticism (for review, see Wells, 2009). The lack of longitudinal designs and standardised measures that assess diverse areas of physical and cognitive functioning makes it difficult to draw finite conclusions, and further work in this sphere is certainly needed. It must be pointed out that research exploring the relationship between pets and human health has not always produced positive results (e.g. Parslow et al., 2005; Pluijm et al., 2006). Moreover, animals have the potential to pose enormous threat to human health, spreading disease, inducing allergies, inflicting bites and triggering psychological trauma (e.g. Baxter, 1984; Baxter & Leck, 1984).
Pets should certainly not be regarded as a perfect pill for treating ill health. Nonetheless, employed in the correct manner, and targeted at the appropriate user group, animals have the potential to contribute significantly to our well-being and quality of lives, and, as such, should not be overlooked as an alternative, or complementary, form of therapy in modern-day healthcare practices"
Unconditional Love
Throughout all our lives, it is often vital to understand the concept of self development. These aspects are not taught in schools, through degrees or via achievements. It is self taught through the circumstances faced by each person in their own lives. You either opt to learn from those circumstances or you don't. I often find so many young people have the inability to understand or care for their elders, their animals or even themselves. Their lives revolve around everything that society has now become - driven by a materialistic attitude. Anyhow, animals teach us many things about our own failings. I certainly find that dogs teach us about unconditional love, caring and kindness. Animals provide us with some vital lessons in humanity, generosity, kindness and compassion. So often, we all believe that progress is being made by extensive knowledge of technical detail that the world has to offer. In doing so, we tend to discard the simpler and more valuable traits that a human being should learn and possess. This may prevent human emotion from being driven by selfishness, greed, decadence and peer pressure. Indeed, it may be the key to some modicum of happiness that eludes many people in suburbia and the concrete cities. Even during my time as a psychiatrist, I never felt humans were created or developed to cope with the stresses that our modern world forces upon them. The key to lessen human suffering is to seek the simplicity that the world around us has to offer. The trick is recognising it before it is too late.


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Our neighbor missionaries in the next country over, the Andrzejewski family in Portugal, took the time to ask us about our ministry and mission here in Spain. We would love for you to hop on over there and read it. As well, as get to know the Andrzejewski family and their ministry.
You can also click on the picture to head on over to Portugal.
Now, we can visit mission fields in one click!
Serving Jesus with joy,


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Last week's scrimmage went well, but it wasn't officially a competition as is was an optional practice. Now, with the build season closed, we get to wait in anticipation for the competitions to start!
The rules are that after the build season closes, teams are allowed to have the robot out of the bag and alter it for six hours to make final adjustments. We bagged up the robot last Tuesday at 9 pm. Now, we taking it out to finish bits of wiring and its climbing mechanism. After this, we'll bag it up again. Then, this coming Thursday is our first competitive competition. Its up in Clackamas, much too far for us to drive up there daily, so we're booking hotel rooms for us all. Once your part of robotics, you gain a new family as we all experience new things and go on adventures together. Wish us luck!


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As it has been blowing a gale and raining cats and dogs over the last three days I've had no chance to nip out and pick some flowers for today's vase. Not that many flowers have survived anyway. That being so, I'm sharing a vase that was made earlier last week.
Hoping the weather is better for next Monday, though I think the pickings are going to be very slim by then. All the blooms on the Black Eyed Susan have gone but the asters, calendula, honeysuckle, corn marigolds and malva Mystic Merlin seem to be holding up despite the atrocious conditions out there.
Hope you are enjoyed rather better weather wherever you are.
Happy Gardening,


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Just taking a minute to acknowledge those who've acknowledged me : )
Thanks to Hi-Fructose for showing my humble piece for Project 57 on their website, among the likes of Audrey Kawasaki, Tara McPherson, Scott Musgrove, and Nathan Ota. They were also very kind to preview my piece for the Hi-Fructose-Copro Nason group show before the opening back in July.
A few months ago, a Norwegian handbag company, Gadino, asked for my permission to use my images on the catalog for their new collection. Thank you, Hilde : )
Thanks, IllustrationMundo, for putting me on the Editor's Favorites section.
And many thanks to Gollus for asking my permission to feature me on his blog.


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The design of smartphone devices is changing in new ways every month, and the Xiaomi Mi Mix identifies a concept that's actually coming to market. Featuring a ceramic body, the Xiaomi Mi Mix features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 812 processor as well as 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. A higher-end model comes with 6GB of RAM and 256GB of storage as well as 18K gold accents.
The Xiaomi Mi Mix features a 6.4-inch edgeless display that covers 91.3% of the smartphone devices front section. This is purported to be truly one of the most expansive screen designs yet with the only bezel being evident on the bottom portion. The device is rounded off with a 16MP camera and a 4400 mAH battery pack with Quick Charge 3.0 technology.
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Book Events
(If you have a book event with pictures, send them to me and I'll post them on Thursdays. Sorry but April's reserved for A-Z only.)
New Books(If you have a new book out, send me a link, and I'll be glad to post on Thursdays. Sorry, but April's reserved for A-Z only.)
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Her Grammarness
So onward. This week's verb demons are rise/raise. They have exactly the same grammatical issue that lie/lay do. Only one of them is used when followed by an object. The first means "to get up as in, "Early to bed, early to RISE . . ." Yadda. Yadda. Yadda." NO OBJECT. The second means "to lift or pick up." "Hinklebaum raises his (OBJECT ALERT) glass a little too often."
Now excuse me while I RISE from my chair, pour a glass of wine and RAISE it to my parched lips.
Next week: sit/set--unless I get a special request to play a different tune. I love questions about grammar and none of my family ever asks me any of those. They say the answers are too long. Imagine that!


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- Contains La Roche-Posay thermal spring water, with soothing and anti-oxidant properties.
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High tolerance tested on Asian sensitive skin.
Skin is hydrated, comfortable. Immediately, skin tone is preserved for a fairer, even and more radiant complexion.
Day after day, skin is protected from UVA-induced dark spots, fine lines, irregular and sagging skin texture.
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GREEN TOWNSHIP, NJ - The shortest distance between two points is a straight line.
In construction, it is also often the cheapest.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad was looking for a straight route between the Lackawanna Railroad in Pennsylvania and the Central Railroad of New Jersey, to save both time and money.
The "Old Road" crossed the Delaware River and traveled southeast through Warren County to hook up to the Central in Hampton. It was chartered in 1851 and completed in 1862 under the supervision of John I. Blair, the railroad magnate, who founded both the Village of Blairstown and Blair Academy, as well as the Village of Delaware, which is on the Old Road near the Water Gap.
Trains on this circuitous route were limited to 50 miles per hour on the straightaways, and 20 miles per hour through two tunnels.
By the beginning of the 20th Century, the Old Road was the Lackawanna's biggest bottleneck. Part of the problem was bringing increasingly large locomotives through tunnels, the 2,969-foot Oxford Tunnel and the 975-foot Manunka Chunk twin tunnels, that had chronic drainage problems.
When William Trusdale became president of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western in 1899, he began looking for a straighter route. By 1905, engineers had surveyed more than a dozen potential routes between Port Morris and Slateford, Pa., Because any east-west route in Northwest New Jersey would cross the north-south hills, some tunneling seemed inevitable. Some of the routes surveyed would have required much longer tunnels than the Oxford Tunnel.
The route that was chosen had no grade crossings and its longest tunnel, Roseville, was 1,024 feet. It reduced the curvature by 1,560 degrees and the average grade from 1.1 percent to .55 percent. It cut the distance by 11 miles. The entire 11 feet of rise and fall was on an east-west upgrade on the Pequest Fill east of Greendell, meaning the majority of the distance saw a grade of less than .1 percent.
The downside was it required construction of the world's largest land bridge.
Still an engineering marvel after more than 100 years, the Paulinskill Viaduct is 115 feet high and 1,100 feet long. It was the largest reinforced concrete structure in the world, when it was built between 1908 and 1910.
Because it is hidden in the hills of Knowlton Township, the viaduct, also called the Hainsburg Viaduct for the nearby village, shocks first-time drivers who round a curve on Station Road off Route 94 and find themselves suddenly under a massive arch.
Visitors, mostly adventurous young men, inevitably climb the structure. They find their way into the arches and on top of the roadbed. Some announce their presence with graffiti written large. Others announce their presence by leaving beer bottles strewn about. A few have by ending their lives in a jump from the top.
The viaduct can be located on the Internet on the sites of Weird NJ, Vacant NJ, Lost Destinations, and XYDEXX's Exploring and Modern Ruins. Urban legends abound, including a phantom train crossing the Viaduct and the spirit of a worker killed during construction, and buried in the cement of the arches returning and haunting the concrete structure.
The Paulinskill Viaduct may be the most impressive structure along the cutoff, but the entire project was amazing for its time.
The longest cut was the Armstrong Cut just west of the village of Johnsonburg, 100 feet deep and one mile long, mostly through solid rock.
The deepest cut is the Roseville Cut, 130 feet deep, just west of the Roseville Tunnel. Workers found the digging the tunnel was necessary when they encountered unstable rock when digging the cut.
Railroad historians believe this was a disappointment to Truesdale, whose experience with the Old Road made him want to avoid tunnels on the new cutoff. But digging the 1,024-foot Roseville Tunnel caused no operational problems.
The terrain required 14,621,100 more yards of fill than could be obtained from the cuts. The Pequest Fill, which runs from one mile east of Andover to one mile west of Huntsville, is 110-feet tall and 3.12-miles long and required 6,625,000 cubic yards of dirt. The Lackawanna Railroad purchased 760 acres of farmland, much of it in Green Township, for "borrow pits" for the fills, Sussex County Freeholder and Green Township resident Richard Vohden said. Earth and gravel was scooped out to a depth of 20 feet, he added.
Green Township also provided, "the general store and workers' housing," Vohden added. "There were barracks for the workers on the cutoff built in Huntsville. One of them is still standing."
"The fils buried the old schoolhouse at Huntsville," he noted.
When Vohden and some other volunteers were cleaning up in the Huntsville Cemetery they discovered there were some unmarked graves that may hold some of the workers who died on the job.
Construction started On Aug. 1, 1908, in seven sections, each the responsibility of a different contracting company. By the summer of 1911 work was behind schedule. One of the contractors, Waltz & Reece Co., worked by torchlight.
Anyone who has driven through all the underpasses between Andover and Slateford Junction, Pa., would not be surprised to know there are 73 reinforced concrete structures: underpasses, overhead bridges, culverts, and the two viaducts. The viaduct that crosses the Delaware River is 1,450-feet long and 65-feet tall. It has five arches with a 150-foot span each. Workers excavated down 62 feet to hit bedrock beneath the river.
There were also three reinforced concrete stations, at Greendell, Johnsonburg, and Blairstown. Greendell and Johnsonburg were rural areas not previously served by trains. Blairstown was more of a regional center and became a regular stop for passenger trains.
In addition, workers built three reinforced concrete interlocking towers to handle signaling. These were at Port Morris Junction, Greendell and Slateford Junction.
The Port Morris tower, which is still standing, controlled the junction with the line to Washington. It remained in operation until the end of the cutoff's operation in January 1979. The Slateford Junction tower controlled the junction with the Old Road. It was in operation until 1951 when its function was transferred to East Stroudsburg. The Greendell Tower, 12 miles west of Port Morris, controlled the crossovers, long passing sidings and short freight sidings.
With unrestricted 70 mile-per-hour service, the cutoff took 20 minutes off the passenger run and an hour off the freight run. With heavier rail on the route, the speed was upgraded first to 75 miles per hour, then to 80.
The cutoff was not without its problems.
In 1941, a massive rockslide near the Armstrong cut closed the line for a month. At 11:27 p.m. on July 2, 1948, a westbound passenger train derailed at the curve at Point of Gap, Pa. It had left Hoboken 38 minutes late and made up 14 minutes by the time it reached Slateford. The engine and tender ended up in the river. The engineer and fireman were killed.
In 1958 a string of cement cars broke loose at Port Morris Junction and rolled all the way to the river where they derailed on the bridge near the site of the 1948 accident. At lease one of the cement cars is still visible when the water level in the river is low.
The 1925 passenger train wreck in Beattystown was of a train that had been rerouted from the Cutoff to the Phillipsburg to Hackettstown line and a rainstorm caused a mudslide.
Rockslides and snow and ice build up caused problems in and west of the Roseville Tunnel. During World War II, the tunnel was watched carefully because of a fear of saboteurs.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey sold most of the right-of-way to Gerald Turco who proposed selling the fill to the now-defunct Westway project in New York City. Turco also proposed filling the cuts with garbage, although there was speculation at the time he was just trying to stir up controversy so he could set the line back to the state after he lost his source of revenue from Westway.
The state did buy the line back and is in the process of reopening it to Scranton, Pa. A new passenger station in Andover is in the works.


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Even if you don't know the history of Mata Hari, Paulo Coelho's The Spy (translated from the Portuguese by Zoë Perry) starts with a prologue detailing her execution after having been convicted for espionage, supposedly resulting in the deaths of 50, 000 soldiers during World War I. There are no spoilers to worry about here as the book starts with the end of the story. What then follows is the major body of the novel, which is written as a letter by Mata Hari to her defending lawyer, Édouard Clunet, which is in turn followed by a shorter letter from Clunet to her. It's clear that both letters were written roughly at the same time without being a response to each other.
While the book doesn't necessarily give a detailed biography of Mata Hari's life—Coehlo admits in his afterward that he embellished and altered events to fit the narrative—it serves more as a character study of what type of person Coehlo thought Mata Hari to be. Mata Hari herself (that is, the fictional version of her) states that she isn't writing the letter in order to justify her actions or to explain her innocence but rather to help her understand what type of person she is. Clunet's letter, on the other hand, tries to rationalize that he did the best he could in defending her, while at the same time proclaiming his love for her. She even admits in her letter that the two had an affair during her trial.
The book asserts that Mata Hari's only crime was that she was a sexually charged woman. Indeed, much was made of her sexuality in court as evidence of her sinful character (one of the books cited by Coehlo, Femme Fetale: Loves, Lies and the Unknown Life of Mata Hari by Pat Shipman makes a similar claim). The fictional Mata Hari writes in her letter that she was manipulated by the men in her life while she was trying to manipulate them through sex. She writes:
The crimes I did commit, I escaped, the greatest of which was being an emancipated and independent woman in a world ruled by men.
The novel, instead of reading like a detailed biography, offers highlights of her life. One of the earliest of these involved a dance that she and her husband, an officer in the Dutch military, had went to while he was stationed in Indonesia. The wife of a fellow officer was not only jealous of the attention he was paying Mata Hair, but was also generally unhappy with their marriage and life there. In the middle of the hall the wife shot herself and then died in Mata Hari's arms. Mata Hari writes in her letter that she was "baptized" by the woman's blood. She herself was also unhappy with her life (and marriage to an abusive husband) and if this event hadn't happened, she probably would do the same. It was at this point that she began to realize herself. Throughout the narrative she would return to the "baptism" any time that a significant event occurred that would further the transition from Margaretha Zelle to Mata Hari.
The letter from Clunet to Mata Hari feels dry in comparison to her letter and goes on for too long, and only looks like it's there to advance Coehlo's assertion that Mata Hari was wrongly prosecuted in a kangaroo court. It doesn't advance the humanization of Mata Hari that The Spy attempts, although it doesn't lessen the impact of the first letter, either. Overall, the book is short so the whole thing is a quick read anyway. It does give a good example of how an independent woman struggles to keep her identity in a world full of sexist men. Even her defender Clunet writes in a condescending tone and clearly mistakes their sexual affair as a burning romance. The Spy may not provide a detailed case for the real life Mata Hari's innocence, but it does provide a solid characterization of a young woman finding her way in a world set on controlling her and punishing her when it can't.


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Honolulu, Hawaii (CNN) -- President Barack Obama is giving himself a little more time to recharge his batteries by extending his Hawaiian vacation another day, White House spokesman Bill Burton said Wednesday.
Obama will now return to Washington on Tuesday, January 4, giving him 12 full days on the island of Oahu, Burton said.
The start of Obama's vacation was delayed because the lame-duck session of Congress only ended on December 22, five days later than planned. Obama's family arrived in Hawaii on December 18, and the president joined them late on December 22 at a beach-side vacation rental overlooking Kailua Bay.
So far, Obama has worked out at Marine Corps Base Hawaii in nearby Kaneohe Bay every morning except for Christmas Day, made a couple of trips to the beach, gone snorkeling at Hanauma Bay, and played a few rounds of golf. He also took daughters Sasha and Malia and friends for shaved ice at Island Snow after bowling and playing basketball.
The president has managed to keep a relatively low profile with very little media coverage because most of his activities have taken place on the Marine base or places that are closed to the public when he visits.
The delayed start of his holiday was very fruitful for Obama. He was able to score major victories such as Senate approval of a new nuclear arms treaty with Russia, repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy barring openly gay and lesbian military members, and approval of both a food safety reform bill and legislation providing health care to 9/11 responders.
In Hawaii every morning, Obama receives the same classified Presidential Daily Briefing and Economic Daily Briefing he receives every day at the White House.


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It is almost February - the month of LOVE, so I decided to crochet a few hearts to hang on my holiday tree. Yup, I could not put that last little tree away so I have dubbed it the "seasonal tree". It is full of hearts and adds a little sparkle to the dark winter nights.
Look at En Provence! I am beyond excited with the progress here. Half the quilt is pieced. The rows are made but not put together. Today I will be working on some more rows. I am excited to get this quilt put together.
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A Knaresborough-based motor retailer has expanded its portfolio of dealerships to 25 across the North and Midlands with the acquisition of three more in a deal worth nearly £13m.
Vantage bought the outlets – Toyota and Lexus dealerships in Leeds and a Toyota one in Wakefield – from Lookers plc, which had recently acquitred them as part of its £87.5m takeover of Benfield in September.
The new sites take the total number of Vantage Toyota dealerships to 12, making it one of the largest Toyota groups in the UK.
The deal will also see Vantage Group staff numbers rise from 500 to 600 and annual turnover pass the £200m mark.
Vantage paid £12.68m for the three dealerships and will invest a further £1m in up-grading the sites.
Mark Robinson, the founder and managing director of Vantage Motor Group, said: "This is not about doing deals for the sake of doing deals but because they make a perfect fit – strategically, geographically and culturally.
"Vantage and Benfield share a philosophy of putting employees and customers at the very heart of business and matching both with great products."
Mr Robinson, who is also chairman of the Toyota Dealer Council in the UK, added: "These latest acquisitions cement our relationship with Toyota and reinforce our ambition of being a regionally-based national force in the industry, recognised not just for the excellent range of vehicles we sell but for the outstanding level of customer service we deliver and the career opportunities we provide for our staff."
Vantage now represents eight manufacturers: Toyota, Lexus, Kia, Škoda, Citroën, Mazda, Honda and Hyundai.
Vantage is the trading name of the Meridian Motor Group, where Lookers plc chairman Phil White is a 30 per cent shareholder. The deal for the three sites is a related-party transaction on Stock Exchange Listing Rules.
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Texas A&M International University students, faculty and staff are signing up for a powerful notification system that will alert them to University emergencies, closures or cancellations.
The new system, dubbed 'DustyALRT,' delivers emergency messages to cell phones, PDAs or pagers as requested by students, faculty or staff.
TAMIU president Dr. Ray Keck said the decision to utilize a universal notification system was a simple matter of enhancing University community safety.
"Technology today now offers us an extra measure of safety and awareness that previously was not available. Last April's tragedy at Virginia Tech served as a wake up call for higher education everywhere. Systems like the one that we will activate can do much to help us insure that our campus is as safe as possible with a global notification system in place, should it be needed," Dr. Keck said.
LeeBrian Gaskins, the University's chief information officer, explained how the system will work.
"Once a student, faculty or staff member signs up for the service, dubbed 'DustyALRT,' the University can text his or her cell phone, PDAs or pagers with timely information about emergencies, class cancellations, or campus closures. The service is available to all current TAMIU students, faculty and staff.
"Dusty alerts go right to cell phones, PDAs or pagers the minute the news happens. It's a real convenient system for everyone, because it reaches people whether they are on or off campus. We know how students, faculty and staff love their cell phones, so now we can reach them with important information that may end up saving their lives," Gaskins said.
While there is no cost from the University to the TAMIU student, faculty or staff to use the DustyALRT system, there may be a nominal carrier fee from their individual service provider to receive text messages.
Students must sign up or subscribe to the service to receive the emergency messages. Sign up is Web-based and can be completed in moments at https://dustyalrt.tamiu.edu
TAMIU Police Chief Felipe Garza said the DustyALRT System is an important addition to student safety and he strongly encourages its use.
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Efficiency tips for 2015 from the Energy Education Council
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SPRINGFIELD, Illinois — Saving money is a popular New Year's resolution. The Energy Education Council has tips to help consumers save money in 2015 by cutting energy use and costs.
"We want consumers to understand their energy bills and know how they can cut costs," said Molly Hall, executive director of the Energy Education Council.
The Energy Education Council shares the following tips, organized by how much certain costs contribute to a home's energy bill:
• According to energy.gov, heating and cooling typically account for about 48 percent of a home utility bill. Since heating/cooling is such a big cost, it is a good place to begin saving strategies. Start by regularly cleaning or replacing filters. During winter, dress warmly and keep the temperature in the home moderate. In the summer, wear light clothing and use fans to keep cool instead of running the air conditioning. Consumers can save money any season by closing off rooms that do not need to be heated or cooled.
• Water heating, at 18 percent (energy.gov), is next. Warm water is needed throughout the day to shower, cook and clean. However, it is not needed every moment of the day. Yet, many people's water heaters work hard to keep water warm constantly. Give the water heater a break by setting its temperature to 120 degrees.
• Appliances — Do laundry in cold water, when possible. Run the dishwasher when there is a full load. Also, consider air drying dishes and line drying clothes as often as possible. Check the seals on refrigerators and freezers to make sure they are airtight. When shopping for new appliances, look for the Energy Star label. Energy Star products use less energy than other products.
• Electronics and other devices — Look for the Energy Star label when purchasing new electronics as well. Even if not replacing electronics, money can be saved by unplugging products that are not in use.
• Lighting — Lighting is one of the easiest ways to increase a home's efficiency. Switch to Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) bulbs or Light Emitting Diode (LED) light bulbs. Both types use significantly less energy than traditional incandescent light bulbs. CFLs and LEDs also last longer than incandescent lighting, so they will not have to be replaced as often.
For more tips about how to use energy efficiently and safely, visit EnergyEdCouncil.org.
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It started out so well. When we met, Google was just a simple little search engine. Kind of plain, but willing to get just about anything for me, and all I had to do was ask. And it had a kind of charm about it, complete with a rags-to-riches success story. Yet, it stayed simple in spite of its success. On the surface anyway. Things aren't so simple now.
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It's happened to all of us. Right? You start a relationship without really knowing what you're getting into, because the other person has some pretty cool qualities like the ones I mentioned above. How can you not admire someone who started out in a garage and ended up with a $319 million home? So, when I got an invite to try Gmail, I jumped on it. It didn't bother me much that Google could read my email. It was a new relationship, sure, but aren't all relationships built on trust? It wasn't long before I was using Google Calendar. OK. So now Google knew where I went and what I was doing at all times. But I was volunteering the information. Right?
From there, I just deeper and deeper in. Then came Google Reader. That's when Google had me. I knew I was in love. I handed over my feeds. Sure, now Google knows what I'm reading (and where I'm going, and who I'm emailing). But it's a relationship, right? Remember trust? My head was still spinning from Google Reader when Google Documents caught my eye. Now this was truly amazing. Nobody had ever quite understood my needs in that way before, how I needed to do everything all in one place, and from any location. And Google made it easy for me to do everything I needed. Without, I might add, every leaving.
Then Google started handing me things I didn't even know I needed yet, like Google Notebook. Now I had a place to put whatever I wanted. It was like an extension of my brain. Sure, it belonged to Google. But so did I. We were committed, right? And if I ever started to think about how much of my life belonged to Google now, there was always Google Video to take my mind off of it. The web became a television on my desktop, with as many channels as users. I'm pretty sure I was glued to the screen when I said yes to letting Google track my web history. Sure, now it new everywhere I went whenever I left Google. But, that's OK because we're…
Wait a minute.
Now it seems like Google wants to run my life.
Google's ambition to maximise the personal information it holds on users is so great that the search engine envisages a day when it can tell people what jobs to take and how they might spend their days off.
Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive, said gathering more personal data was a key way for Google to expand and the company believes that is the logical extension of its stated mission to organise the world's information.
Asked how Google might look in five years' time, Mr Schmidt said: "We are very early in the total information we have within Google. The algorithms will get better and we will get better at personalisation.
"The goal is to enable Google users to be able to ask the question such as 'What shall I do tomorrow?' and 'What job shall I take?' "
I know. I know. If we were chatting over coffee right now, while I went on about my nice-but-controlling boyfriend this would be the part where you'd say "Duh!" That'd be probably due to the fact that you were one of the people who tried to tell me a long time ago what Google was up to.
Privacy is a matter of perspective. Different people are concerned about different things. For example, cell phones allow the network to always know where you are. This is useful for sending targeted ads to your cell phone based on your location, like telling you about a nearby restaurant. Imagine if all data were available to everyone. It already seems to be true: random companies seem to know how much money I owe on my mortgage, and I've never heard of these companies. Based on information companies have about you, they can target specific ads (and make offers based on what I owe on my mortgage).
I think a big problem is coming. Google is not about searching; it's about collecting and mining data. Their purpose is to make money because this is a capitalist system. But where are the checks and balances?
…Google archives everything. You can't really delete anything. When data appears on the Internet, they are like a kudzu vine that covers everything almost instantly.
Think about Orwell's thought police and thought crime, and how history could be revised to suit political needs. Does Google have this power?
According to what I'm hearing, it does and it wants more.
Google's declaration of intent was publicised at the same time it emerged that the company had also invested £2m in a human genetics firm called 23andMe. The combination of genetic and internet profiling could prove a powerful tool in the battle for the greater understanding of the behaviour of an online service user.
…Privacy protection campaigners are concerned that the trend towards sophisticated internet tracking and the collating of a giant database represents a real threat, by stealth, to civil liberties.
That concern has been reinforced by Google's $3.1bn bid for DoubleClick, a company that helps build a detailed picture of someone's behaviour by combining its records of web searches with the information from DoubleClick's "cookies", the software it places on users' machines to track which sites they visit.
…Ross Anderson, professor of Security Engineering at Cambridge University and chairman of the Foundation for Information Policy Research, said there was a real issue with "lock in" where Google customers find it hard to extricate themselves from the search engine because of the interdependent linkage with other Google services, such as iGoogle, Gmail and YouTube. He also said internet users could no longer effectively protect their anonymity as the data left a key signature.
"A lot of people are upset by some of this. Why should an angst-ridden teenager who subscribes to MySpace have their information dragged up 30 years later when they go for a job as say editor of the Financial Times? But there are serious privacy issues as well. Under data protection laws, you can't take information, that may have been given incidentally, and use it for another purpose. The precise type and size of this problem is yet to be determined and will change as Google's business changes."
Yikes. Plenty of people have already had that happen to them. That is, Google serving up their ill-considered utterances of days gone by, to anyone who asks. Just ask Kiwi Camara.
On Kiwi Camara's biographical Web site, the 22-year-old legal phenom lists several accolades — his prestigious law fellowship, a coveted federal appeals court clerkship and, not to be forgotten, his graduation magna cum laude from Harvard Law School.
Perhaps emboldened by his accomplishments, Camara instructs readers to do something that, even for average people, could be considered career suicide.
"Google me!" the Web site says.
The results reveal something from Camara's past that has followed him throughout his brief career and that last week may have cost him a teaching job at George Mason University School of Law in Arlington County.
Camara, a native Filipino who grew up in Hawaii and enrolled at Harvard Law School at age 16, had been on track to become an assistant professor at GMU's law school. But his candidacy was derailed after the law school's dean, Daniel D. Polsby, publicized the possible appointment so he could hear what students had to say before making a final decision.
During Camara's first year at Harvard Law School in 2002, he fueled a controversy when he wrote racist remarks in a voluminous summary of a 1948 Supreme Court decision that barred restrictive covenants based on race. He then posted the writing on a Web site designed to help other law students.
In the five years since he wrote the racist phrase, it has surfaced from campus to campus, job interview to job interview — a predicament that raises a broader question perfectly fit for these Google times: What's the appropriate standard for judging a teenager years later?
Of course, anybody can search Google for info on anyone else. But Google also has a habit of handing over information to other entities, like law enforcement and governments.
Google Inc., which refused in the past year to hand over user search data to U.S. authorities fighting children's access to pornography, said yesterday that it was complying with a Brazilian court's orders to turn over data that could help identify users accused of taking part in online communities that encourage racism, pedophilia and homophobia.
The difference, it says, is scale and purpose.
The Justice Department wanted Google's entire search index, billions of pages and two months' worth of queries, for a broad civil case. Brazil, by contrast, is looking for information in specific cases involving Google's social networking site, Orkut.
"What they're asking for is not billions of pages," said Nicole Wong, Google associate general counsel. "In most cases, it's relatively discrete — small and narrow."
Google released a statement yesterday saying it was complying with the Brazilian court orders following a ruling Thursday by a Brazilian judge that threatened Google with a fine of $23,000 a day for noncompliance.
It's been an especially troubling month in our relationship, because in addition to all of the above Google seems willing to participate in censorship.
Google has agreed to block four video clips on its YouTube Web site that the government of Thailand said insulted its king.
But in a letter to the minister of communications, Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom, Google said two other videos that had angered Thailand's military government would stay on the site, because they did not break laws against offending the monarchy.
"They appear to be political comments that are critical of both the government and the conduct of foreigners," said the letter, signed by Kent Walker, Google's general counsel. "Because they are political in nature, and not intended insults of His Majesty, we do not see a basis for blocking these videos."
The government, which blocked access to YouTube last month when clips mocking King Bhumibol Adulyadej first appeared, gave copies of the letter to reporters on Friday. The company could not immediately be reached for comment.
But now I recall that this isn't the first time. There was the business of censoring searches in China last year. That was around the same time that Google started getting into politics, and making friends with people who have friends who also like to gather information on people.
Now, with a database already bigger than anybody else's and more information on more people than I can even begin to imagine, Google wants government records.
By providing free consulting and some software, Google is helping state governments make reams of public records that are now unavailable or hard to find online easily accessible to Web surfers.
The Internet search company hopes to eventually persuade federal agencies to employ the same tools — an effort that excites advocates of open government but worries some consumer-privacy experts.
Google plans to announce Monday that it has already partnered with four states — Arizona, California, Utah and Virginia — to remove technical barriers that had prevented its search engine, as well as those of Microsoft and Yahoo, from accessing tens of thousands of public records dealing with education, real estate, health care and the environment.
These newly available records will not be exclusive to the search engines owned by Google, Yahoo and Microsoft.
Patrice McDermott, director of OpenTheGovernment.org, a coalition of more than 65 watchdog groups that advocate greater government openness and accountability, lauded Google's efforts. Since the September 11 attack on the United States, many public agencies have tried to restrict certain data from the Internet due to concerns about national security.
…Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Washington-based Electronic Privacy Information Center, said many public health and financial records should not necessarily be widely available because they often contain citizens' Social Security numbers. Such information should be redacted from records regardless of whether they're viewed online or in person at a government office, he said.
Rotenberg also said Google has a "checkered past" on privacy, noting that the company tracks Internet search users who access government data in order to target ads at them. EPIC recently filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission urging it to investigate Google regarding such activities, as well as its proposed acquisition of online advertising company DoubleClick
I think I'm beginning to see where this going, and what my future — our future — with Google could look like. And, of course, it's what someone tried to tell me much earlier.
IT HAS swallowed Amazon by 2008 and destroyed The New York Times by 2014. By 2020 its personal profiles of the shopping habits, interests and dark passions of every computer user on the planet has far surpassed the antique files of the CIA and the NSA.
It's a scenario that is diametrically opposed to Google's motto of "do no evil" but fears are growing that everyone's favouritesearch engine company is in danger of evolving into a sinister corporate Big Brother.
While executives at the company's headquarters in Mountain View, California celebrated a 92 per cent increase in net income yesterday, computer users across the globe were busy downloading an eight-minute fake documentary that illustrates the concerns users have about the rise of Google.
The short video, available on www.robinsloan.com/epic, shows a possible future in which Google merges with Amazon and creates Googlezon, a vast conglomerate that unites an individual's consumer tastes and current interests. As a result it defeats old media such as newspapers and television and provides a personalised news service, but one riddled with errors and conspiracies.
So, to tell the truth, I should have seen it coming. Now I'm worried it might be too late. But then again, others before me have gotten away. And Google says I can leave if I want. So can anyone else. I can go back to my own place and lock Google out.
But I'm not sure I really can leave. Where would I go? After all, Google has a habit of buying up cool start-ups. Google can guy just about anything. They just bought my RSS feed along with Feedburner. So, chances are no matter where I went, Google would track me down.
Maybe it's time to face the truth. Maybe I really do belong to Google. Maybe I'm just Google's "biatch."
Maybe we all are, or will be. Someday.


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Summer 2014
WV STEPS Accreditation:
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the WV STEPS staff and the quality educators who use the center, we have been ACCREDITED by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare. Congratulations to all!
If you park in the Mountaineer Station parking garage off VanVoorhis road for any SP related event, be sure to let us know. We can now validate your ticket.
Upcoming Conference Presentation:
WV STEPS will be presenting a paper at the 13th Annual Association of Standardized Patient Educators Conference in Indianapolis entitled: "Envisioning our GTA Program utilizing the consultant approach: the 4 course meal of consultant, director, coordinator, and trainer." This will be a joint effort with individuals from the New Jersey Medical School, Rutgers, The State University of NJ, who helped us train our GTAs.
The Year in Review:
We have been busy. As you can see by the chart above, the time spent on each reported encounter has increased from one year to the next. We expect the trend to continue in the coming years.
GTA News:
Soon our GTAs will be involved in practical exams for 3rd year medical students. This is a new and exciting prospect for our growing program.
SPs in the News:
Earlier this year, Stan Dlugos was named the United Way Volunteer of the Month. He was submitted by Mon General Hospital where he is a pathfinder. Congratulations Stan!
As we close another successful academic year of Standardized Patient activity, we would like to THANK each and every one of you for your dedication to our program.
Upcoming events:
- CPX Dates are now set
July 11 & 18
August 8, 15, & 22
September 12, 19 & 26
January 23 & 30
- New SP and H&P Refresher Training:August 2014
Date and time TBA.
- MSI & MSII History Taking: September 2014
You will be contacted when the schedule is set.
- MSI Ultrasound Program: October 2014
All previous ultrasound subjects will be contacted to participate. New participants are welcome.


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Top Gun Of The Sky
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With Foreword by Chris Packham
Children's book | Released: August 2013
This super book uses bold and brave graphics to illustrate a poem, which describes the wonderful Peregrine and its world. It's both innovative and clever and provides a novel and exciting way for young people to learn more about this bird.
This book makes a fantastic present and helps raise funds for conservation
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Each square consisted of a teddy bear doing something representing one of the letters of the alphabet. I did a few squares whenever I was back home on break from university. I'm not going to overwhelm you with all of them at once, so here are the first few (please excuse the quality – this was a few years ago and I was using my cell phone's camera).
|C is for Couch
|D is for Duck
|E is for Egg
|F is for Fish
|G is for Guitar
|H is for Hat
|I is for Ice cream
|J is for Juggling
|K is for Kiss
|L is for Leaves
More to come, so stay tuned!


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