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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Worry Update
Vomiting again tonight. He's so weak and flushed. Doctor tomorrow.
9 comments:
- Robin Amos Kahn said...
Keep us posted. Sending love and good energy.
- November 13, 2008 at 5:40:00 AM PST
- Kari said...
Poor boy! I am wishing you both well.
- November 13, 2008 at 5:51:00 AM PST
- Debbie said...
I hope its only that 24 hour bug thats going around. I hope he feels better soon! I hate it when they are sick and you can't make it better!!
- November 13, 2008 at 6:00:00 AM PST
- Amber said...
oh,JH:(give him a big hug from us....I hope he gets to feeling better soon;)
Try giving him some 7up&cranberry juice.1/2&1/2.The sugar&carbonation help keep the tummy settled:)But just take sips:):)
- November 13, 2008 at 8:48:00 AM PST
- Lisa L said...
Sending good wishes...hope he's ok.
- November 13, 2008 at 1:28:00 PM PST
- Mommy Mo said...
Poor Joe Henry and poor Annie. I hope he is feeling better, like yesterday.
- November 13, 2008 at 1:47:00 PM PST
- She Said said...
I know I don't "know" you, but it is obvious from your stories how much you love JH. I'm sending good vibes and thoughts that you all get through this quickly!
- November 13, 2008 at 6:13:00 PM PST
Sending anti-nausea vibes to the little man.
- November 13, 2008 at 6:33:00 PM PST
- suttonhoo said...
fretting over you two.
better soon, I hope.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:28:00 PM PST


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The Evil Within
Survival game with horrific scenes by the creator of Resident Evil
- Category Adventure
- License Full Version
- Version 1.0
- Works under Windows 8 / Windows 7 / Windows 8.1
- Language English
- Program by Bethesda Softworks
Psychological horror directed by the creator of Resident Evil.
Taking inspiration from some of the best titles in the genre, as well as from Japanese cinema, The Evil Within is a survival horror game, with a strong psychological focus. It was developed by Tango Gameworks and directed by Shinji Mikami; the man responsible for creating the Resident Evil franchise.
Despite borrowing elements from other games, Mikami believed the survival horror genre had become predicable and stale, with too much focus on action. For this reason, he wanted The Evil Within to make the player feel powerless, promoting survival and stealth over direct combat. So does the game succeed in its mission?
During the game, the player is in control of Sebastian Castellanos, a police detective investigating an apparent mass murder at a mental hospital. While there, he becomes drawn into a terrifying and distorted world, which blurs the line between reality and fantasy and sees him battle various enemies in order to get to the bottom of events.
Gameplay itself takes place from a third-person perspective and is divided into chapters. In keeping with the idea of prioritising survival, ammunition is limited and it is often preferable to run away or hide, rather than engage opponents. Sebastian himself is resourceful, but slow and vulnerable, which adds to the tension. Nonetheless, there are several weapons in the game, including a revolver, a knife, a shotgun and a crossbow.
Visually, the game does a good job of building the atmosphere, with great audio and a lack of light helping to create surprises and scares. Environments are detailed, but the graphics are let down slightly by poor character models. Meanwhile, camera angles can often be frustrating, especially when it comes to aiming certain weapons.
Strangely, the developers have opted for a 2.5:1 aspect ratio, resulting in a large amount of unused screen space, with black bars at the top and bottom. However, in fairness to Tango Gameworks, a patch has been released to allow players to enjoy the game in full screen, which is a welcome fix to an unnecessary problem.
In conclusion, The Evil Within has some nice gameplay elements, with a strong focus on survival. Yet, while it succeeds in building a genuinely tense atmosphere, it is let down slightly by a few presentation and technical issues. Despite being an enjoyable experience, it falls some way short of Shinji Mikami's lofty aims for the project.
- Places a strong emphasis on survival, rather than combat
- Lighting and audio help to create a great atmosphere
- Plenty of gennuinely scary moments
- Camera angles are often annoying
- The aspect ratio leaves too much empty screen space
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I think I've mentioned before that I'm not a risk taker. I prefer my feet on the ground. I like things safe and predictable. I'm lazy and I don't do "hard." I don't put myself out there and I don't trust people easily. Oh, and you want to get together and talk about feelings and get all lovey-dovey? I don't do feelings... unless you are my therapist. Then, I do feelings but only because I'm paying you.
I'm not sure what the heck has happened to me but this has been the summer of risk taking. I finished my first novel, the first one I have finished in fifteen years, and sent it out to beta readers and an editor. Okay, yeah, she's a friend but she's a real, live editor and I am paying her real, live dead presidents to give me feedback. People. I do not do feedback for fear of rejection and people laughing at what I have written! I had enough of that growing up and I don't like it... but I've done it. (Granted, we're all adults and they won't laugh... but it's hard to remember that sometimes.)
I "networked" (the formal term- it's more likely that I made myself a pain in someone's behind) at church and with a local swim team. I went up to people and sold my skills, both as a catechist and as a swim teacher. The latter was a "cold e-mail" where I called a team about my daughter and ended up e-mailing them later that night, asking them to keep me in mind if a position was to open up. A position did and I interviewed for it on Friday before we left town. The result? I was offered a job coaching part of a (really, really big and well known) swim team. It's just a few hours now but the potential to move up is there. To work with this team, to perhaps coach some of their swimmers and learn under the coaches who send kids to the nationals and Olympic trials? I'd be stupid not to try!
We juuuuust got back from the Annual Trek Up North and took the kids to a kiddie amusement park. This year, three of the four are old enough to ride most of the rides and I encouraged them to try ones they may not like. George went down a water slide at the hotel. Joe went down the two story water slide at the park. Cami and I did the giant spinning swings. (My thoughts during the ride? "Trying new stuff is OVERRATED!" I don't like heights!)
So, big changes around here, both within the family and myself. Part of me doesn't know what is going on with me but part of me realizes that trying and failing is better than not trying at all. Plus, I've already experienced lots of hard things in the past five years, so sending out my book or "cold networking" with people is no-thing compared to, like, the NICU or all of 2013. As my therapist said, "If you're going to go down, you might as well go down epically!"
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The Swan at Lavenham
To sit in the open-air vitality pool at The Swan in Lavenham is to be at the centre of an extraordinary contrast. In one direction is the Weavers' House Spa, barely a year old and all cool colours, crisp angles and clean lines. In the other direction is the 15th century hotel with its crooked timbers, sloping roofs and higgledy-piggledy assortment of rooms with barely a straight line at all.
The Weavers' House Spa has six treatment rooms, two relaxation suites, a manicure and pedicure area, an aromatic steam room, a hot stone sauna and a retail boutique where beauty consultants can advise on the products.
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At nearly eight months pregnant, Anna is to have the New Beginnings 60 minutes massage for mothers-to-be, while I, alongside her in the couples room, will be having the My Kinda Skin prescription facial which takes a similar length of time.
Both treatments use the Temple Spa products developed by Mark and Liz Warom from nearby Long Melford and based on the health giving ingredients of the Mediterranean diet and both start with the same opening 'breath of life' ritual. Our feet are wrapped in a warm towel and we are asked to take three deep breaths while our therapists hold their hands above our faces so that we can inhale the appropriately named Aaahhh balm to relieve any congestion in our airways.
The other thing we have in common is that we are both lying on warm, water-filled Hydrotherm mattresses invented by a man called John Holman whose company trains therapists in its use. The attraction for Anna is that it supports the spine without being stiff so that it takes the pressure off the lower back and its flexibility allows Katie who is giving the massage to reach under her to back and hips while she remains sitting or lying comfortably. It is similarly useful for people who are less mobile through age or conditions like arthritis. For me it was simply a question of helping me chill out, albeit with a few memories of Seventies water beds.
The idea of a prescription facial is that the skin can be analysed and its needs matched to the products. So after a first cleansing with Be Gone, a gentle cream which includes aubergine and liquorice and which is wiped away with warm mitts, my therapist Chloe touches my skin with little pinches and squeezes to test its hydration and elasticity.
There is a second cleansing with In The Beginning which uses melting exfoliating beads and a toning with an essence which includes citrus fruits, rosemary, melon and basil. There are more delicious sounding ingredients in an eye cream with truffles , the Be Firm serum with tomato and pomegranate and the Quench face mask which has blackberry and avocado among its components. With all this softly but thoroughly worked into my face and neck I feel at the end that my skin has had an energising and nourishing meal.
My daughter meanwhile has almost drifted off to sleep while Katie has worked on her arms, legs and shoulders, gently at first but then, with Anna's agreement, more firmly to relief knots in some muscles. The bump, of course, is only ever touched very gently and all the protocols of a pregnancy massage such as avoiding certain pressure points are carefully observed.
Later as we sip our tea and nibble a macaroon she tells me that after being rather anxious initially she was soon put at her ease: with a bolster under her knees and the bed inclined at the angle of her choice she was able to relax completely. Before the tea, the blend suited to each client, we'd had a delicious sorbet at the end of our treatment and earlier a smoothie while we filled in our details.
Such touches, says spa manager Alex are all part of the ambience. "It's called a house so it should feel like a home. Some spas can be daunting but we want to be friendly and welcoming. This is a treatment led boutique spa, it's not a place to spend a whole day, but neither is it a conveyor belt of treatments like you get in some big spas. Everything is intimate and personal. People come here for all kinds of reasons – it's a special occasion, or they're on holiday or they're very stressed and need to relax – so we make sure everything is bespoke. "
Before we leave Katie and Chloe give us each a skin care plan based on the Temple Spa products but there is no pressure to buy. They do not seem eye-wateringly expensive but I have shelves of stuff so I resist the temptation.
Weavers' House offers over 30 massages, scrubs, wraps, infusions and facials and has recently begun offering 'touch therapies' for people undergoing cancer treatments based on the Defiant Beauty range developed by scientist and holistic therapist Jennifer Young.Feeling both pampered and perky we head for a drink in the hotel's Airmen's Bar which was used by bomber and fighter pilots from the RAF and US Army Airs Corps who were stationed in Lavenham during World War II. There are cases of memorabilia and a wall now protected by glass where the servicemen signed their names on the plaster.
Then it's dinner in the lovely galleried restaurant where I have lobster and quail's egg with parmesan crisps followed by slow cooked pork and banana split (but a very sophisticated banana split). Anna has a watercress panna cotta with broad beans, (savoury panna cotta was a first for both of us) then guinea fowl and a pudding of all kinds of chocolate morsels.
Earlier in our visit we have strolled round Lavenham itself, one of the most perfectly preserved medieval towns in the country with over 300 ancient buildings of historical or architectural interest: this was once the 14th richest place in England, its fortunes built on the wool trade. Key buildings include the beautiful timber framed Guildhall, the Little Hall which is now a museum and the fine church of St Peter and St Paul with its 140 ft tower, built and decorated by money from wealthy citizens. There is even something to appeal to Harry Potter fans – a grade I listed 14th century cottage was used as the setting for the boy wizard's birthplace.
The Swan at Lavenham Hotel & Spa 01787 247477 www.theswanatlavenham.co.uk
Rooms start from £185 per night for two sharing including a full Suffolk breakfast. Dinner from the à la carte menu is from £39 per person for three courses. Overnight guests have a complimentary two-hour session with use of the spa facilities.


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DAY 4: Wahiba Sands to Jebel Shams
Hotel (day 4 and 5) Jebel Shams Resort $39
I woke up fairly early and got up on the dunes again to take some sunrise photos. .Unfortunately, once I got up there, I took about 2 pictures and my phone/camera died….one of the Italians was there and got a lot of shots it looked like. .Breakfast was a wannabe English breakfast of boiled eggs, baked beans, toast, oranges, yogurt, and cereal w/milk. .There was coffee however, which made it all better. The German woman came in and we talked well past when the French throng left. .Eventually her husband joined us and we really just had a nice day relaxing. .We had wanted to ride camels the night before- they had told us it would happen 8am that morning, but then the Bedouin women who were the contacts showed up and we weren't able to get something happening until that evening, after I left. .Hopefully the Germans got their ride in!
At some point the Pakistani head guy came in and said they were closed for the day, but the Germans bartered for a day just staying self-catered. I was really tempted to stay also, but decided to let them have some privacy and head on towards the next place. .In retrospect I would definitely stay at this camp again, but use my tent (I didn't realize until I saw the Italians doing it you could bring your own) and self-cater breakfast. .Still, it was nice to see the "Bedouin" thing, and my tent was really spacious with nice decor and actual furniture (3 twin beds and a queen!)
I finally left around noon for Jebel Shams, which is also where the Italian bikers were headed (though they wouldn't get there quite so fast, obviously). .I had read the end of the drive was up a steep mountain so I didn't want to start too late. .It looked REASONABLY straight forward on the map, and with the directions I had, but that is where I forgot the golden rule of directions in Oman: there are only TWO directions: Salalah and Muscat. .So a road that is supposed to point towards Nizwa (city I needed to go through) will say Muscat, or Salalah, if at some point many hours later you can get there via that road. .
There is another rule about directions in Oman, by the way: if it's not Salalah or Muscat, it's probably not worth labeling. .Even streets (ie, a major highway called the N1 or something) often won't have any name. .In this way I managed to miss my left turn about an hour or so in, and that is with paying attention to # of km and time that's passed. .Probably a GPS would have been better than my google maps, but that's not how I roll as a budget traveller (I'm also technologically challenged and have no idea how to use one of those things).
My back-up plan of driving north until I hit this REALLY REALLY major highway (of course, saying Muscat at first) proved to be the best course of action, even though I sort of had to backtrack southwest a bit. .After an hour or so I passed through the turnoffs for Nizwa and headed towards the end of the road, which hooked up the local road for Bahla, the site of a UNESCO fort structure, which is on the way to the Jebel, or mountain.
The fort seemed rather massive from the side of the road, but it wasn't exactly clear where the entrance was. .I walked towards the back where apparently the edge of a settlement was, and an Omani boy was .half-nude bathing. .Ooops, turn around and jet before he sees me. .I head to the front of the fort where an Indian family is taking photos on top of a big pile of boulders and see a sign stating that the fort is only open regretfully on Friday and Saturday mornings from 8-11 am. .That has to be one of the worst opening times ever for a UNESCO site, I'm frankly quite surprised. .Well, I snap a couple photos and am off towards Jebel Shams.
I manage to guess the correct roundabout turnoffs a couple times and find myself on a road going through a valley through increasingly imposing rock sides. .There are one or two villages along the way, but not really that much. .At one point school lets out and I see many boys in traditional dress wearing backpacks. .I don't see any girls or women there. .I finally see another sign confirming I'm on the right track and how many km are left. .The road starts to go up, and up, winding and winding up the sides of mountains. .I am getting slightly nervous and think maybe I should have filled up just in case, in Bahla (I have a little under half a tank). .Then, the scary thing happens- after a couple encouraging signs saying how many km are left, the road turns into a dirt road. .Well, not really a dirt road, but a dirt-and-rock-and-pothole-filled road. .On the edge of a mountain. .I get to drive through this in my rental car that has 5k km on it, which is a whole potential for disaster.
Luckily for me, however, I spent last August in the last glory days of El Guapo, my mystery green '98 Mercury Sable, purchased with R side body damage to the tune of $300, driving through the high desert of Oregon looking for some hot springs in the middle of nowhere. .At one point it involved me driving on a very similar road (okay, maybe not as rocky, and definitely not on the side of a mountain), but instead of it being 5km, it was more like 40 miles. .And I never found that particular hot spring. .So I knew I could do this, I just had to go slow. .I want to say it took about 45-60 minutes, gut-wrenching minutes to get through it, I didn't know exactly how long the road would last, just about how many km SHOULD be left. .This was combined with Omani guys driving at relatively breakneck speed around me in SUV's. .Inexplicably, 2.5 km from the end, the road became immaculately paved, and I found myself at the resort where I set up my tent in a rather nice "sun shade" area with Bedouin cushions. .I got there in time to take some lovely sunset photos of the mountains and had dinner 2 hrs later, which I didn't find quite as good as at Al Areesh. .The other tourists I couldn't say were friendly at all and I just was by myself. .I was getting really cold, with the temperature outside going down more rapidly than I expected, so I decided to just put on all of the clothes I had, crawl in my sleeping bag, and hibernate.


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- Chunji was born on 5th of October, 1993 in Seongnam,Gyeonggi.
- He has a brother who is five years older than him.
- He went for private audition and showed his skills by singing Neyo - So Sick.
- He likes brain-game and loves to re-arrange puzzles.
- He often do 1000 pieces ones puzzle. He didn't do it at the dorm, he usually do it at home with his father.
- He loves to play games on his iPod whenever he has free time in the dressing room.
- He usually takes his dirty clothes home once a week and bring it back the following week.
- He wanted to be a singer since he was in elementary school.
- Chunji & Ricky wanted to go to Disneyland when they were in Japan.
- If he get a chance to do solo concert, he wants to sing a ballad song.
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TeenTop's Facts - Chunji
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- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2012 at 4:48 PM
i love chunji very very much!!!i am chunji addicter....forever angel....chunji saranghaeyoReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2012 at 6:18 PM
chunji face like key SHINeeReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 29, 2012 at 9:26 AM
ohhhhhh chunji... i hate it that he just tips my heart off the scales... $)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 16, 2012 at 3:56 AM
Holy shit ! I LOVE HIMMMM <3ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 18, 2012 at 1:04 PM
Chunji ah~ I love him soo much! He's super hot(to me) when he bits his lips and einks! Kyaaaa!!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousMay 27, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- AnonymousSeptember 1, 2012 at 8:05 AM
aw i love puzzle chunji is a bit like me :P chunji we all love you! from mariah carey :3 (=*~*=)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 21, 2013 at 8:34 AM
Hi is soo cute and dorky it's cute :) like on teen top 100ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 21, 2013 at 8:48 AM
One word describes this perfect boy " majestic"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2013 at 9:40 AM
ilove him.. as him.. no one can beat jim in my heart.. <3 saranghae oppa!♥♥ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 12, 2013 at 11:45 AM
He is the cutest thing on Earth, I can't even deal -_-ReplyDelete


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Have you ever had a friend who asked for your advice? Repeatedly? Not just your advice, but even asked you for specific information that is readily available from books, TV, magazines, or the Internet? And, when you've given the person the advice he or she asked for, had them freak out and say you're overwhelming them?
I just had this experience and it really chapped my hide. I am pissed.
My friend is newly pregnant and began inundating me with questions regarding pregnancy the day she learned she was pregnant. I mean, she called me to ask what two lines on the pregnancy test meant and has asked me everything from whether it's okay for her to have sex with her husband to whether or not she should stick with her OB/GYN or find another.
What the hell? How should I know?
I am happy to help her and excited for her, but she was driving me nuts. In a series of e-mails, I told her some basics and in each case sent links to web sites and the names of books where she could go do her own research.
So after several days of this, she sends me an e-mail yesterday telling me in the bitchiest way possible that I am simply overwhelming her with information and asking her to make decisions she's not ready to make yet.
Excuse me? She's the one who asked for the information. She's the one who acts as if she's never met a pregnant person and doesn't know her ass from a hole in the ground. I offered her resources where she could do her own research at her own leisure, but she kept coming back to me asking the same questions and more. So, I thought I was giving her what she wanted.
Lack of gratitude really frustrates me and there's no quicker way to get me to turn against you.
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Why you cannot outsource technology if you are not technical
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Software development is more art than an exact science.
There are a million different ways of coding a solution for any given task.
Each of these methods has pros and cons depending on your application and only one of them is the most optimal solution for a given app. For example, if you are just showing a customized badge, it's an absolute overkill to use WebGL.
If you are outsourcing all of your development and if you are not technical, you don't know if your code is being developed the right way. And you can go developing for 6 months, only to find out at the end that you have to throw everything out and start from scratch when you hit a wall.
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Otherwise a lot of money and resources might be wasted without seeing the light of day.
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A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper, voted Best Thriller of 2008 in the annual Preditors & Editors Readers Poll
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A Study in Red – the Movie!
Thunderball Films LLC of Los Angeles, California has acquired the motion picture and television rights to the remarkable novel sensation, 'A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper' by award-winning author Brian L Porter. Published by Double Dragon Publishing of Markham, Ontario, this dark psychological thriller tells of the incredible and terrifying events that surround psychiatrist Robert Cavendish when he inherits a decrepit, yellowed journal that appears to have been written by the infamous Whitechapel Murderer, who terrorised the streets of the East End of London in 1888. Filled with dramatic imagery and an underlying sense of foreboding and danger, the novel will certainly lend itself well to the transformation from page to screen.
Executive producer Mario Domina will be in charge of the task of overseeing the books' metamorphosis from novel to movie and the author is quoted as saying that he is "Absolutely thrilled and delighted to be given the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see his work evolve into a piece of cinematic history."
Further details relating to the production can be obtained from Thunderball Films LLC at http://www.thunderballfilms.com/ or from the books' website at www.freewebs.com/astudyinred
'A Study in Red' is available in paperback and e-book editions from the publisher, www.double-dragon-ebooks.com who will also be releasing the audio book version very soon through audible.com, and also from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Powells etc.
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A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper by Brian L Porter tells the story of Robert Cavendish, a modern day psychiatrist who is bequeathed a strange set of papers which purport to be the journal of the long-dead infamous Whitechapel Murderer whose crimes gripped the hearts and minds and instilled terror on the streets of Victorian London. As he begins to read the journal, Robert becomes convinced of it's authenticity and finds that the words of the Ripper have a strange and compelling effect on him. Unable to cast the pages aside he finds himself being drawn into the dark and sinister world of the killer until he is unable to distinguish what is fact and what is fantasy. In short, Robert Cavendish begins to feel as though he is being taken over in some way by the soul of the long-dead Ripper. What happens as he progresses through the journal will disturb and shock the reader as the close dividing line between sanity and madness is explored to the full.
Paperback version will be available now, ISBN 1-55404-527-4 from Amazon, W H Smith Online and other good online retailers, price $16.99 U.S.
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Brian L Porter and Double Dragon Publishing have signed contracts that will enable 'A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper' to be released in late 2008 as an audio book, complete with sound effects, music etc. Watch this site for details regarding the release of this exciting new edition of the novel.
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Book Title: A Study In Red (The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper)
Author Name: Brian L. Porter
Publisher Name: Double Dragon Publishing
Date Released: January 2008
Genre: Horror; Historical Fiction; Thriller
Book Format: print
Rating (See Rating Guide at bottom of form): 4-1/2 Klovers
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Story Summary Robert Cavendish is bereft with grief at his father's recent passing. He was also surprised to learn his father bequeathed Robert a mysterious journal to be read after his death. Read by him and him alone. As he reads the journal, he comes to realize that he holds in his hands the actual rantings and admissions of Jack the Ripper! But that, as they say, is only the beginning. From those pages Robert discovers the answer to old mysteries and atrocities, answers that lead him down a path of horror and insanity. What affect can the secret ravings of a murderer such as Jack the Ripper have on a person? And what connection did Robert's father have to this secret journal?
Your Opinion
I was immediately struck by the enormous amount of research that went into A Study in Red (The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper). It brought 18th century London to life, making the story almost palpable. For over a hundred years, the mystery of Jack the Ripper has been investigated, written about, and discussed, but never like this. I could feel the cobblestones under my feet, hear the horses and carriages and smell the foul air of the London back alleyways.
The journal was an interesting tool, bringing the reader directly into Jack's world and the insanity inflicting him. Experiencing the journal with Robert was intense as the mysteries unfold page by page. The suspense kept me engrossed well into the late evening hours, just as Robert had… I can feel the goose bumps now.
The identity of Jack the Ripper has been explored, but never in such a deliciously nail biting manner. Although fiction, the possibilities of who Jack really was and where he came from as well as his unfortunate victims felt all too real thanks to the obvious hard work of the author to create this sensational tale.
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16 August 2011
Roooooooad Trip!
Posted by Amber at Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Labels: This and That
2 comments:
- Mud said...
Short trip: goldfish, raisins, milk and Sippies for the kids.
Long trip (9-12 hrs): that plus coffee, iced tea, Rosemary and Olive Oil Triscuits with string cheese, granola bars, beef jerkey, Twizzlers. M. has to have sunflower seeds, and a soda for the bottle to spit the shells.
I see we have some overlap ;)
- August 16, 2011 at 1:09 PM
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- Beef Jerky fo sho!
- Pepsi
- some candy like a Reese's Pieces or M&M's
- Grapes (i know healthy but a total must)
- Goldfish crackers
- Granola or Trail Mix
I need to do a road trip again!!
- August 17, 2011 at 9:02 AM
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S.Picquery wrote:dbalkaran wrote:Has anyone heard anything from Emory? It's been radio silence since getting that email a few weeks ago that my application was still under review...
It might be a scramble right now due to all the recruitment events and alum events this coming week (or is it next week)? Idk.
ASW is in like three weeks, but I know they're definitely doing work to get everything in order now.
When did you apply? I waited a good three four months without hearing a damn thing until I got the package in the mail.


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Biogeographic Zones of India:
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Oblivion isn't going to make the PS3 launch period - while originally sheduled to hit stores on 21st Novemeber, it has now been moved to a rather vague "Q1 2007." Meanwhile, adding insult to injury for Sony, "Knights of the Nine" - the extra content the PS3 version adds - will still hit PC and 360 on the 21st.
Most people won't have a PS3 by then anyway. If you want to play Oblivion that bad, buy the 360. Get Gears of War while you're at it.
But if you do wait for the PS3, I'd recommend Oblivion. I got like 80 hours of play out of it.
It's only fair, since Beth made the PC/360 gamers wait as well. But I'm still not shelling out $10 , for content the PS3 will get for free....f*** that.
That's cool, it makes having to pay for the expansion pack less of a thing to complain about. 360 and PC get it on day one and the ps3 has to wait for it, while waiting the game would drop in price like all games so it near the price no matter what you get it for.


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Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Chickpea and red pepper curry, with gluten free chapatis
Olive oil
Mustard seeds
Fennel seeds
Cumin seeds
Urid dhal
Chilli flakes
Ground coriander
Ground turmeric
Red pepper
Gluten free flour
Natural yogurt
Cold water
1. Make the chapati dough - mix flour with a spoonful of yogurt and enough cold water to form a dough.
2. Kneed the dough until it is smooth and stretchy. Wrap in cling film and chill while you make the curry.
3. Start the curry by frying spices, chopped onion and crushed garlic, in olive oil.
4. Add vegetables - all cut to approximately the same size as a chick pea, Add a little water if necessary and simmer for a few minutes.
5. When the veg are nearly ready add a drained tin of chickpeas, warm through. Check for seasoning. If too mild add a smidge of garam masala, if too hot add a little sugar.
6. Take the dough for the fridge and divide into walnut sized balls, roll out on a dusting of flour. Fry each one in a frying pan which has the lightest possible brush of oil. (theoretically you can dry fry them, but I always burn them). Keep warm under a clean teatowel.
7. Serve, with natural yogurt (and any chutneys etc you fancy), scoff.
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1633 – Jean Titelouze (French composer, poet & organist, Rouen cathedral)
1878 – Ludwig Wilhelm Maurer (German composer, conductor & violinist)
1895 – Sir Charles Hallé (German-British pianist & conductor)
1904 – Teresa Milanollo (Italian violinist & composer)
1907 – Edmund Hart Turpin (English organist & composer)
1926 – Frederick Zech, Jr. (American pianist & composer)
1952 – Sergei Bortkiewicz [Сергі́й Бортке́вич] (Ukrainian composer & pianist)
1960 – José Padilla Sánchez (Spanish composer & pianist)
1963 – Roger Désormière (French conductor)
1963 – Abu Bakr Khairat [بو بكر خيرت] (Egyptian composer)
1980 – Virgil Fox (American organist)
1983 – Hermann Ambrosius (German composer & teacher)
1985 – Morton Downey, Sr. (American popular singer, pianist & TV personality, "The Irish Nightingale")
1991 – Bill Graham (American rock promoter & music venue owner)
1992 – Roger Miller (American country singer, songwriter, musician & actor)
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Welcome to Yestermonth in Dead Musicians.
Yes, I've resigned myself to the fact that it would be impossible for us to get even close to getting caught up at this point. But I guess that's okay. These stiffs aren't going anywhere; they'll be just as dead a month later as they are a day later.
Today, a notable female violinist and composer of the 19th century; the conductor for whom one of Britain's major orchestras is named; and a couple of great musicians who were named Roger, although those respective Rogers aren't pronounced the same. Roger Désormière was one of the greatest French conductors of the mid-20th century, an artist with a remarkably wide repertoire, and with a strong dedication to the music of contemporary composers. Roger Miller was known best for the 'novelty' songs he contributed to country and early rock 'n' roll, songs like "Dang Me," "Chug-A-Lug," "You Can't Roller-skate in a Buffalo Herd," and of course, the classic "King of the Road." He was a very talented singer and guitarist, and a very clever songwriter. Roger that, Houston.
In the non-Roger category, we have Virgil Fox, who started out as brilliant but fairly non-descript pipe organist, but hit it big in the 70s with his "Heavy Organ" concerts and recordings, in which he donned duds of almost Liberace-ish flamboyancy, and attempted to turn young people on to the music of J. S. Bach. I've favorited a couple of videos of him up there on our YouTube channel, if you'd like to check out his schtick.
The really exciting people on our list today, however, aren't discussed in this post. I'm speaking of Bill Graham and John Peel, two guys who proved to be of incalculable importance to the careers of countless rock and pop musicians. They'll be discussed in the next post, later tonight, which will see... yes, you guessed it... THE RETURN OF WAEX, THE LOST ONE !!
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Denzel doesn't need to like you in first Fences trailer
This Oscar season already looks plenty packed with movies like LA LA LAND, ARRIVAL, MANCHESTER BY THE SEA, MOONLIGHT and others all vying for top prizes. But as the season officially kicks off we will see little movies start to come out of the woodwork that could pack a massive wallop. One of those movies just dropped its first trailer.
FENCES, which has Denzel Washington pulling double duty as actor and director, is an adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name by August Wilson, and is about a former baseball player working as a garbage man in order to support his family. But I shan't say more. Watch below!
This trailer shows Denzel being just as Denzel as we want him to be—layered, intense, unpredictable, charming, etc. Viola Davis looks to be knocking it out of the park too, as both look like serious contenders for top awards this year. The movie looks like a passionate, aggressive look at the American dream from the perspective of an impoverished black family, which is something many would say our society could use right now. Reviews for this movie have yet to really pour out, but it's gonna be one to catch for sure, let alone for Denzel and Viola. That last shot though!
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Molly is wearing size 12 month clothes and size 4 diapers. She is not quite as chubby now that she is crawling. :)
Molly is wearing size 12 month clothes and size 4 diapers. She is not quite as chubby now that she is crawling. :)
She is nursing 5-6 times a day and eating solids 2 times a day. New foods: broccoli, pumpkin, pears, and gerber puffs. She is a great eater, as always. And I am making my own baby food now, out of necessity.
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She is CRAWLING! Molly started crawling about a week after we arrived in Uganda. She is all over the place.
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Last Wednesday through Thursday our parish hosted a bus trip to Lancaster in the Eastern part of the Commonwealth. Forty one of us (myself included) left the parish Wednesday morning at 7:00 and did what many groups in our area do on a regular basis, visit Sight and Sound Theater for their current biblical production, currently of "Moses". But we did many other things besides attend the play.
Once we arrived in Lancaster we visited the Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum just outside of town for a great home cooked lunch at the 1856 Landis House Inn and a horse drawn wagon tour of the farm, the museum and with an explanation of the German Pennsylvania Mennonite and Amish traditions and customs. We then journeyed to our hotel (our people like to do a two day trip so that it is less exhausting - it did not work), then attended the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre for a great buffet dinner and a production of the musical "Music Man". After a good nights sleep and breakfast buffet, we departed for the Kitchen Kettle Village for some shopping before arriving at the Millennium Theater for "The Journey of Moses". For thirty five years Sight and Sound has put on great biblical productions of exceptional quality in a huge, superb theater with music, dynamic cast and live animals. The parting of the Red Sea was very impressive, as well as the coming of the angel of death to the first born sons, the tenth plague. It was one of the best of their productions of the five that I have seen. Following the play, the usual thing to do is to eat - again (we did a great deal of that) ... this time at the Shady Maple Smorgasbord, which is outstanding. Then we left for home, arriving about 9:30 pm.
The trip was full and enjoyable, the plays both super, and my traveling companions a wonderful group of people. Most of those who were even older that I am had more spring in their step, and I was envious. If you are every in Eastern Pennsylvania and have the time, check out Sight and Sound Productions in Lancaster. It is well worth your time.


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1st Edition
Table of Contents
1: Introduction to Wireless: From Past to Present 2: Wireless Security 3: Dangers of Wireless Devices in the Workplace 4: WLAN Rogue Access Point Detection and Mitigation 5: Wireless LAN VLANs 6: Wireless Network Architecture and Design 7: Wireless Network Architecture and Design 8: Monitoring and Intrusion Detection 9: Case Study: Designing a Wireless Enterprise Network 10: Case Study: Designing a Wireless Industrial Network 11: Designing a Personal Wireless Network: Home Office Case Study 12: Wireless Penetration Testing 13:Appendix A: Solutions Fast Track
Wireless connectivity is now a reality in most businesses. Yet by its nature, wireless networks are the most difficult to secure and are often the favorite target of intruders. This book provides the busy network administrator with best-practice solutions to securing the wireless network
With the increased demand for mobile connectivity and the decrease in cost and in the time required for installation, wireless network connections will make up 20% of all corporate network connections by the end of 2006.
With this increase in usage comes a commensurate increase in the network's vulnerability to intrusion. This book provides the typical network administrator with the basic tools and instruction they need to maintain a secure network while allowing acceptable access to users.
Key Features
· A practical product and technology specific guideline to securing a wireless networks for the busy System Administrator · Takes a simplified multi-layered approach into easily deployed plans for a straight forward understanding · Does not bog you down with history, but offers practical useful information for today
Network administrator and Security administrators who need to secure wireless networks.
- No. of pages:
- 500
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Syngress 2006
- Published:
- 22nd August 2006
- Imprint:
- Syngress
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780080508221
- Paperback ISBN:
- 9781597490870
Ratings and Reviews
About the Authors
Chris Hurley Author
Chris Hurley is a Senior Penetration Tester in the Washington, DC area. He has more than 10 years of experience performing penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and general INFOSEC grunt work. He is the founder of the WorldWide WarDrive, a four-year project to assess the security posture of wireless networks deployed throughout the world. Chris was also the original organizer of the DEF CON WarDriving contest. He is the lead author of WarDriving: Drive, Detect, Defend (Syngress Publishing, ISBN: 19318360305). He has contributed to several other Syngress publications, including Penetration Tester's Open Source Toolkit (ISBN: 1-5974490210), Stealing the Network: How to Own an Identity (ISBN: 1597490067), InfoSec Career Hacking (ISBN: 1597490113), and OS X for Hackers at Heart (ISBN: 1597490407). He has a BS from Angelo State University in Computer Science and a whole bunch of certifications to make himself feel important.
Affiliations and Expertise
Senior Penetration Tester, Washington, DC, USA
Lee Barken Author
Affiliations and Expertise
co-director of the Strategic Technologies And Research (STAR) Center, San Diego State University, U.S.A.


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I am in need of some information. We are planning on spending the month of July and part of August in Utah, we have a house in Alpine we will be staying at to escape the Vegas heat. Hwever, I need some things to do with my kids. Play groups, swim lessons, youth basketball teams, fun activities for the kids, gymnastics, dance, pools, anything. I would love to enroll them in classes and things so we kind of have a schedule and I don't wake up everyday thinking, "what are we going to do today?" So if anybody has any info please pass it on. I would love to see all of you and get together with you all as well, so let me know what you are up to this summer too. Thanks, see all of you soon, Kristy
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
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- Haskins said...
Yeah that will be fun!! You should get a seven peaks pass, It is so much fun we go at least two to three times a week, also I think you should put your little girl at the dance club for classes they have this class called fairy tale ballet and it is the cutest thing ever! Maddi loved it!
- June 4, 2008 at 1:28 PM
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Do you need someone to watch your pool while you are gone? I know it could be a difficult job, but I think the Brindley's would be up to it :)
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What's the difference between Toyotas and Republicans?February 24, 2010
What to Do with the Lime…June 5, 2009
My friend Pete and I wrote a humorous advice piece about the decision-making process, aftermath, and to-do's regarding situations when you're served a drink with a lime:
You're at a bar, and the bartender serves you a drink with a lime. What do you do with it?
You're not alone…
Status…June 1, 2009
in DC, it's who you know…but in the end, it's who you are. don't give up on one to focus on the other.
What I think Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi should say about torture:May 14, 2009
I am granting this article an open-source copyright, including free use without attribution.
I believe that Madame Speaker stands strongly and authentically against the practice of torture on an ethical basis, and rejects "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques" authorized by the Bush administration because of the potential harm they bring to national security and America's standing in the world. If I was in a position to advise Pelosi regarding her public statements today, here is what I would suggest saying:
"The interrogation strategies used by the Bush Administration — which turned its back on bipartisan cooperation and collaboration and mocked opposing views as "unpatriotic" — were part of a highly classified set of policies and materials which members of Congress and the House Intelligence Committee were not in a position to expose or comment on publicly — and were not included in the process of deciding and formally approving policy, even in the few cases where we were fully and openly briefed at all. Under Bush Administration policies members of the House Intelligence Committee were simply informed that lawyers in the Department of Justice, hand-picked by Alberto Gonzales to give Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld carte blanche approval for any of their flawed and failed policies, had approved some vague idea of "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques." While we had suspicions that the Bush Administration may indeed have authorized and directed torture in violation of the Geneva Convention, we were never told what, when, to whom, or under which circumstances these illegal interrogation techniques could or would be used.
"Torture, including waterboarding, is inhumane, unethical, illegal, and unacceptable. However even our strongest objections to the policies forced into place by the Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld triad could not be made public; because despite our disagreement and abhorrence with the potential for violation of human rights, or even war crimes outlawed in the Geneva Convention, we could not just breech security protocol to rush a debate in order to eliminate any policies that the Administration had put in place which might have opened the door to torture. The interrogation practices in question were entangled with larger strategies and policies that Bush and Cheney claimed were in the interest of Homeland Security and anti-terrorism, and to bring the full content and specifics to public attention would have put the mission and lives of our servicemen and women in the Armed Forces into jeopardy.
"However, within Congressional protocol and federal law regarding classified information, I along with other Democratic leaders and even many concerned Republicans used every avenue open to us to push for the elimination of these practices which are downright un-American. I could not reveal classified information to the public in an argument against the Bush Administration's policies. However, I consistently stood up and universally rejected the prior administration's potential use of torture, and have done everything in my power to push these policies into debate so that we may be fully briefed into the actual interrogation practices authorized and–God forbid–used under Bush and Cheney.
"We are doing everything we can to fix the mess Bush and Cheney left America to deal with after the people overwhelmingly rejected the flawed and unethical policies of the last 8 years. Today, President Obama has begun the process of opening up formerly-classified information to our full attention. We must now institute a bipartisan commission to investigate the actual techniques approved practiced by the Bush Administration, and if and when illegal techniques may have been used. The commission must have the latitude and power to make their decision based on complete information, so that it can bring to light exactly who decided, formally authorized, or knew the complete range of interrogation tactics used under the Bush Administration. Once everything is known about the details and extent of ethical and legal violations that may have been committed under the previous administration, it is even possible that we will be able to prosecute those responsible for potential war crimes, if that is what is necessary to bring justice. At this time, however, I can not comment on my opinions regarding prosecution.
"President Obama is also working with us in Congress (not against us the way Bush and Cheney turned their back on the balance of power and the Constitution) to restore our security policies to truly protect the American people, while once again respecting human dignity for people around the world. Doing so will not only make America safer and more secure than we were under Bush/Cheney policies, but will also restore our strength and standing in the international community."
Meltaway Kiss in Union StationApril 19, 2009
from August, 2005
Video still from the movie Garden State.
Frou Frou – "Let Go" (opens in new window)
I think the warm welcomes and bittersweet farewells that go down in airports and train stations are some of the most beautiful displays of connectedness and shared feeling that we have to live for. But why should travelers get to have all the fun? Eating lunch every day in Union Station never gets old…the building is magnificent and airy, and filled with the a buzz as people do their thing, mostly minding their own business.
Wouldn't it be amazing, to meet in the middle of the randomness and chaos and share one of those perfect kisses that let everything else melt away, even if only for a moment? What would happen after we came back to reality? Would it just be kiss and go? Could there be a spark to ignite something more? Or is this too dreamy an idea altogether?
Re: war on drugs and other minor issuesApril 16, 2009
I posted the following comments on our Stanford Alumni e-mail network, adding my thoughts to an ongoing discussion on some of the big issues facing the nation and the world (as well as a few small issues facing the e-mail network itself)
It should be mentioned specifically that different substances can be considered and treated differently in a reformed drug policy.
Some call for legalization or decriminalization of marijuana and other natural, unrefined substances such as mushrooms. Both of these substances are far less addictive than nicotine, cocaine, heroin, and other "hard" drugs. However the delineation based on a substance being natural vs. processed or refined does not always take into account the consequences or damage of particular drugs such as Opium, which can be highly addictive and very dangerous.
One line of thought is to decriminalize all drugs for the sake of reducing the demand for unregulated dealing and trafficking, thereby helping to curb organized crime. Decriminalization would also reduce the cost to our society of imprisoning offenders (especially in the cases of consumption or possession), and allow for a way to provide substance abuse treatment without stigma.
Others suggest treating different substances in different ways, according to the harm of use. Some substances could be legalized, others decriminalized to provide social services to curb use, and a few could remain completely illegal (perhaps drugs that are used as part of violent acts such as date-rape drugs).
Particularly with marijuana it is nearly impossible to die from an overdose, the effects of intoxication are not as severe as those of alcohol in most cases, and there are proven medicinal benefits (especially if you factor in the so-called benefits of legal psychoactive pharmaceuticals such as antidepressants, even "feeling good" is a relative benefit). And being widely grown across the country, regulated and taxed trade would generate tremendous revenues.
There are complicating issues, such as the difficulty in testing for intoxication. For example, a person involved in a car accident may have been impaired due to having smoked just before getting into the car. Or the driver could have been completely alert, attentive, and sober at the time, but may have smoked at some point a month earlier. Both drivers could test positive for THC in their body, but there is currently no fast and affordable way to see which driver was under the influence at the time of the accident and which was driving responsibly. Still, the behavioral impairment of marijuana use is likely testable in the field — just like walking a straight line or counting backwards, an officer could perform some sort of screening in the field. And unlike alcohol, where people get drunker and drunker (toward the point of unconsciousness) the more they drink, people just get high and stay there on marijuana rather than getting higher and higher. The high for some people may impair them to the point where they absolutely could not drive safely, and for others they may actually be more focused on the road under the influence. At any rate, it should not be society's decision to exert over the individual, since there are so many analogs between marijuana and legal (not to mention profitable) substances such as alcohol, tobacco, alprazolam, zolpidem tartrate (look them up…the SOLAR spam filter thinks I'm some kind of internet pharmacist spammer), etc.
Concluding, this isn't intended as a well-organized argument…just some thoughts. But I am convinced that our current drug policy, enforcement, and cultural stigmatization of drugs need to change to reflect the actual effects of drugs, both positive and negative, rather than discriminatory gut reactions and intentional marginalization (see Nixon) of individuals and communities who use these substances. Or worse yet, plain legislation for corrupt political ends — for example favoring the pharma lobby over the drug reform interests (not to mention the paper and textile industries which felt threatened by hemp fibers), or criminalizing substances out of Jim Crow era hatred toward the minorities who were associated with the use of certain drugs.
This is a complex issue that needs a balanced solution that respects individual health, choice, privacy, and liberty as well as the stability of society. That, I hope we can all agree on.
Jim Cramer Interview Uncensored on The Daily ShowMarch 13, 2009
Jon Stewart: "I understand you wanna make finance entertaining…but it's not a fuckin' game."
(part 1 of 3 – the other segments will automatically load and play after the first clip is completed)
Bang Bang – Anyone else in the world… (my random, internet-generated band/album!)March 9, 2009
Here's what you do:
1 – Go to Wikipedia's "random" page:
The first random Wikipedia article you get is the name of your band.
Are you OBAMANEBRIATED yet?!?January 17, 2009
Just a quick tweet of a post to notify the world that I claim the coinage of "OBAMANEBRIATION" as my own. Know it. Use it. Do it. Love it.
Yes We Can!
I Endorse Barack ObamaNovember 2, 2008
On Tuesday, when the polls close we will not find ourselves sighing, "almost…so close." We will not let our patriotism…our unity…our visions and plan for a better, stronger, and more secure America be broken by the extreme right-wing political strategists and religious extremists. We will not let them destroy our hope. We have not been dreaming. We are wide awake. Awakened to an administration that would rather wage an unjust ware than ensure that our workers' toil be fore fair wages. Awakened to a congress held stagnant by partisan hackery and a refusal to compromise locally-held values with the overall common good of our nation. Awakened to an economy cheated into dysfunction by corporate greed and immorality, encouraged by tax loopholes and favors handed over to lobbyists in place of fair, responsible, and reserved use of regulations. Awakened to a society that has been manipulated and misled by our government to bicker, prejudge, and attempt to restrict one another's rights and civil liberties, rather than fight together for the shared promise of an even greater America for all its citizens. But being awake is only the beginning of this new day in our nation. Today, it is time to get to work.
Our hope must inspire action. We can not hold our government accountable for their failures, if we allow ourselves to fail too in bringing about the change we need. We must work together. We must reach out and inspire the same action in others who share our love for America. We must meet political and cultural differences with compassion and understanding, and teach the power and importance of bringing out in one another all that we have in common, and not that which divides us. And we must declare – declare and demand – that our next President will also work for the best in all of us, rather than playing on the worst of our divisive, basest impulses, and will serve for our liberty, justice, and common good for all.
I am sick and tired of being called "naïve" and "inexperienced," and being told that I "don't understand" just because I do not agree with John McCain. I have experienced more than enough to hold our leaders accountable for their decisions, actions, and words. I understand that the Presidency requires incredible responsibility and proven ability. I also understand that John McCain has dodged and shirked much of the responsibility of a Senator to always serve for our ideals, and not for political advantage at the expense of the common good. I understand that John McCain has repeatedly proven himself to lack the judgment to stand up for America's best interests. And yet he still tries to belittle me solely because he has been in Congress longer, and has made more decisions through his long career. But the quantity of decisions made, bills sponsored, votes placed, and stands taken is all but inconsequential…what we rely on is not the lengths of our leaders' political careers or the number of experiences they have had in office, but the quality of their character, their drive to do what is right for America, and their consistency in serving with honor, with honesty, and always with good judgment. Barack Obama has proven to us that he never sets aside his best judgment, and has remained committed to our nation throughout ever moment and every decision of his career. And this unfaltering dedication, insight, and understanding are why Obama is exactly the right person to lead our nation through these times of crucial change.
This election is not about choosing between Democrats or Republicans, liberal or conservative, left or right, progressive or reactionary. This election is about our ability to call for real change, and our moral obligation to make it happen. Barack Obama is not just our best option, but the only candidate who can and will lead all of us through the change we need. Whether you agree or disagree with every plank of his entire political platform, Barack Obama will stand for you, and you will share in the benefit that he will help bring to all Americans.
Today is a day for change. Today is a day to look within ourselves, at our neighbors and fellow Americans, and at the world around us, and to seize on this moment, this opportunity to make our future better. Today—and everyday—we embody the full potential of the American Dream, and like our greatest generations before us we will pull this dream ever closer to becoming a full reality. We will push ourselves and this great nation ever closer to living up to our ideals.
Barack Obama shares these ideals. And with our work, support, and allegiance – not just toward this presidential campaign but through a continuing dedication to serving our communities and our nation day after day, year after year, president after president, and generation after generation – we will succeed. We will continue to build an even greater America. Because we are America.
Barack Obama will lead us with Passion, devotion, and honor. But President Obama will not be the only one who helps us achieve this dream for a better future. We the people must come together to serve our nation alongside our President. From entering public service to teaching our kids, advocating for just causes, and contributing to business which strengthens our economy and fulfils our needs – and yes, even community organizing – we will join President Obama in leading together. We will lead our nation to the future that we and our children deserve. We can change our nation. We will change our world. Nothing is beyond our reach, if we work together to make these changes that we believe in, and that we need.
In his Annual Message to Congress on December 3, 1861, Abraham Lincoln underscored the lasting importance of the decisions facing a country at a crossroads, "The struggle of today is not altogether for today — it is for a vast future also."
This time, on Tuesday, November 4, 2008, we must look back together on constant effort, commitment, and work to ensure that America votes for the best candidate for the office of the Presidency. And we must look forward together to continued contribution, dedication, and progress. This way, we will not be sighing, "almost…so close." We will cheer together. We will declare together that we have just begun to take part in the proud story that is American History. And together we will realize an ever greater American Future.
Together, we will continue today, tomorrow, November 4, January 20, and every day in between and after. We will continue to strengthen this nation and its ideals. We will continue to hope, to dream, to unite, and to pursue this vision of an even greater America. We will continue to work to ensure a better future. Yes. We Can. And yes. We will.
"Today democracy, liberty, and equality are words to fool the people. No nation can progress with such ideas. They stand in the way of action. Therefore we frankly abolish them. In the future, each man will serve the interest of the state with absolute obedience. Let he who refuses beware."
– Charlie Chaplin, The Great Dictator (1940)


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Southwest Museum of the American Indian
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Southwest Museum
Southwest Museum from Sycamore-Grove Park
|234 Museum Dr
Mt. Washington, Los Angeles, California
|34°06′01″N 118°12′21″W / 34.1004°N 118.2059°WCoordinates: 34°06′01″N 118°12′21″W / 34.1004°N 118.2059°W
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|March 11, 2004
|Designated LAHCM
|August 29, 1984
The Southwest Museum of the American Indian is a museum, library, and archive located in the Mt. Washington area of Los Angeles, California. It is part of the Autry Museum of the American West. Its collections deal mainly with Native Americans. However, it also has an extensive collection of pre-Hispanic, Spanish colonial, Latino, and Western American art and artifacts.
Major collections had included 1) American Indians of the Great Plains, 2) American Indians of California, and 3) American Indians of the Northwest Coast. Most of those materials were moved off-site, but The Southwest Museum has maintained an ongoing public exhibit on Pueblo pottery that is free of charge.[1]
Public transportation is available, such as the Metro Gold Line, which stops down the hill from the museum at the Southwest Museum station. About a block from the Gold Line stop, there is an entrance on Museum Drive that opens to a long tunnel formerly filled with dioramas, since removed by the Autry Museum and placed in storage. At the end of the tunnel, there is an elevator that ascends to the lower lobby of the Museum.
Charles Fletcher Lummis was an anthropologist, historian, journalist, and photographer who created the Southwest Society, which was the western branch of the Archaeological Institute of America. He gained the support of city leaders, and with the financial backing of attorney Joseph Scott and opened the Southwest Museum in 1907. The museum moved from Downtown Los Angeles to its current location in Mt. Washington in 1914, and has been there ever since.
The 1914 building was designed by architects Sumner P. Hunt and Silas Reese Burns. Later additions to the museum include the Caroline Boeing Poole Wing of Basketry (completed 1941), by architect Gordon B. Kaufmann, and the Braun Research Library (1971), by architect Glen E. Cook.
Frederick Russell Burnham, the highly decorated military scout and father of the international scouting movement, was an early president.[2]
In 2003 the financially teetering museum was absorbed by the Autry Museum which designated it as its Mt. Washington Campus.[3]
Current Status[edit]
One gallery is open to the public on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with events and exhibitions that may take place on other parts of the campus. Admission is free. Autry has moved and been conserving most of the original collection in a new state-of-the-art home in Burbank, with plans to open that in 2019.[1] Following years of controversy with the Friends of the Southwest Museum and other local community organizations, the Autry began a partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the City of Los Angeles to develop a long-term plan for the site. On January 22nd, 2015 the Southwest Museum was designated a National Treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.[4][5]
See also[edit]
- List of Registered Historic Places in Los Angeles
- Bertha Parker Pallan
- Mark Raymond Harrington
- Cheech and Chong
- ^ a b "Four Centuries of Pueblo Pottery". Autry Museum of the American West. 10 May 2016. Archived from the original on 24 June 2016. Retrieved 8 May 2018.
- ^ Dan L. Thrapp (1991). Encyclopedia of frontier biography. University of Nebraska Press. p. 195. ISBN 0-80329-418-2.
- ^ Boehm, Mike. "Amid an epic dispute over the future of L.A.'s Southwest Museum, a new report sees hope". latimes.com. Los Angeles Times. Archived from the original on 10 September 2017. Retrieved 8 May 2018.
- ^ Morris, Chris (January 22, 2015) "National Treasure Designation Officially Announced in Los Angeles" Archived 2015-01-23 at the Wayback Machine Press Release National Trust for Historic Preservation
- ^ Boehm, Mike (January 22, 2015) "National preservation trust tabs Southwest Museum a national treasure" Los Angeles Times
External links[edit]
- Autry Museum of the American West - official website
- Southwest Museum (Mt. Washington Campus) - official website
- Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition - supporters' website
- Treasureswm.org: Treasure It Together: Southwest Museum Site − website homepage — project of the National Register of Historic Places.
- Museums in Los Angeles
- Native American museums in California
- History museums in California
- Arroyo Seco (Los Angeles County)
- Mount Washington, Los Angeles
- Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments
- Buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles
- Native American history of California
- Museums established in 1907
- 1907 establishments in California
- 1900s architecture in the United States
- Sumner Hunt buildings
- Mediterranean Revival architecture in California


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The House of Representatives has called for the immediate review of the national minimum wage to reflect on the current economic realities in the country.
The House, while appreciating Nigerian workers for their resilience and commitment to their duties in the face of severe economic challenges, mandated its committee on Labour, Employment and Productivity to interface with relevant stakeholders on how to ameliorate their plight.
This is sequel to a motion under matter of urgent public importance moved by the Chairman House Committee on Labour Representative Onyewuchi Ezenwa.
According to him, he said the process of reviewing the minimum wage should commence immediately, as a way of ameliorating the economic hardship the workers in the country are going through.


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September 20, 2017 @ 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Bazaar After Dark | Wisconsin Ave. Appleton
Bazaar After Dark is returning to where all the weirdness began on Wisconsin Avenue in Appleton for the last of three Fox Cities night markets for 2017.
Bazaar After Dark (a program of Pulse Young Professionals Network) is dedicated to revitalizing and drawing positive attention to underutilized business districts in the Fox Valley, while fostering community collaborations through art, music, and common experiences. Pulse Young Professionals Network is partnering with Appleton City Hall and Fox Cities Habitat for Humanity to honor ALL of their 'Rock the Block' neighborhood builds in the Fox Cities this summer, and serve as a celebration point for their hardworking volunteers.
What is Bazaar After Dark?
We're a welcoming, inclusive, family friendly street market that will transform your once familiar community from dusk into darkness; a weird and wonderful temporary marketplace that will make you smile (and maybe dance) under the dim glow of Edison bulbs. Whether you seek fresh food, live art, fire breathers, body painters, local businesses, live music, Wisconsin makers, or just a casual place to grab a beer with your dog, we've got you covered.
How can I get involved?
Great question! Go visit our Bazaar After Dark landing page (link below) for more info on the various ways to get involved!
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The HMS School provides educational and therapeutic services for children with cerebral palsy.
After completing a masterplan for the school's historic campus, located in Philadelphia's Spruce Hill neighborhood, Heckendorn Shiles Architects designed a new dormitory to accommodate 28 students, additional staff offices and meeting spaces. The existing dormitory was renovated to provide additional classrooms and therapeutic spaces.
The new design respects the existing campus, its historical context and park-like setting within an urban environment.