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Media Trumpet Israeli Musician's Quick Thinking
Nadav Nirenberg, a Sabra who lives in Brooklyn, works as a musician – but he offered a lesson the other day of which biblical scholars would approve.
If his name sounds familiar, you probably heard or read it on the networks, the Today Show, AP, or news stories from Israel, Australia, Canada, England and China.
All because he lost his iPhone on New Year's Eve.
When Nirenberg, 27, a resident of Park Slope, discovered his phone missing, he called the number. "It was immediately turned off," he told Fox News. "The dude" – who either stole or found Nirenberg's property – "was clearly keeping it."
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Nirenberg noticed that the new owner of his iPhone was posting on his OKCupid account, an online dating service, using Nirenberg's photo.
Nirenberg decided to use OKCupid to retrieve his phone.
Using a photo of an attractive woman he lifted from Google Images, he created a false identity of "a 24-year-old girl who just moved to Brooklyn and [was] looking for a man to take her out."
"Got my stolen phone back by SEDUCING THE THIEF," Nirenberg boasted on nadavnirenberg.blogspot.com. The thief, taking the bait, was lured to Nirenberg's apartment, ready for "a relaxing bottle of wine and a good time."
Nirenberg (facebook.com/nadav.nirenberg) headed off the creep in the hallway, armed with a $20 bill and a hammer. Nirenberg offered $20 for his phone. He said the cops were on their way. The thief gave up the phone and ran away.
Nirenberg's modus operandi had firm grounding in Jewish tradition. Based on the biblical story of Jacob's tenuous reunion with brother Esau after a separation of some two decades, the rabbis recommend a three-way approach to dealing with powerful authorities – or, in this case, a single gonif: offer flattery, offer bribes, and prepare for war.
Nirenberg did all three. Flattery: he chatted up the creep online. "We chatted for hours and he never seemed dangerous at all, just naïve/inept/lonely … Flirting with this dude on OKCupid as a girl was weird as hell," Nirenberg wrote on his blog. Bribery: the folding green with Andrew Jackson's portrait. "A peace offering." Warfare: the hammer. "The hammer was in case he was insane … I never threatened him."
"The whole thing," Nirenberg, lasted 10-15 seconds."
His 15 minutes of fame lasted several days. The world media called. "I regret feeding into it," he wrote," but as a musician" – trombone, sousaphone – "I feel I need to take advantage of this momentary attention."
Now, Nirenberg's taking better care of his iPhone.


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Ideal for kids ages eight and up, the Razor Hovertrax 2.0 is still one of the hottest toys on the market. With the fire-safety concerns in the rear-view mirror, the hoverboard might not be the most educational gift, but it's a great way for kids to hone their motor skills. Capable of cruising at a speed of around 8 mph on a 350-watt motor, the Hovertrax 2.0 can run for around 60 minutes of continuous use for riders up to 220 pounds. For extra support, the Razor includes its exclusive EverBalance technology that makes for an easier mount and smoother ride, especially for beginners.
Best Educational: VTech Touch and Learn Activity Desk
Sometimes for younger kids, a fully electronic toy isn't the best because you want to encourage them to partake in more tactile creativity while also learning via electronic capabilities. This VTech desk does just that.
When it's in desk form, it comes with a variety of content sheets that teach children different things from basic anatomy to geometry to letters and words. It does so with bright colors and pictures that connect into three electronic mechanisms: an LED screen to highlight numbers and letters and give feedback, a number dial touch pad for learning math, and a mini radio for playing the tunes that go with the lessons. The content packs are expandable with separate cartridges so once your child masters these basics, you'll keep them learning and asking for more fun.
If you want them to learn more traditional writing and drawing, the desk folds up into a standing easel with a chalkboard and internal storage so they can doodle and sketch like kids have been doing since long before modern tech. It's the best of both worlds.
The VTech Touch and Learn Activity Desk is recommended for children ages two and up.
Best Drone: Hogs Helix X4
Recommended for ages eight to 13 years old, the Air Hogs Helix X4 quadcopter is a great beginner drone that's durable enough to handle a rough and tumble new user. With a charge time between 45 to 60 minutes, users will have around five or six minutes of flight time (which admittedly isn't much), but it's enough to offer kids a chance to get their feet wet and learn the hand-to-eye coordination required for more expensive and larger drones. And because it only has a flight distance of around 40 meters, parents won't have to worry about FAA regulations or the kids straying too far from the yard.
Best Robot: 4M Tin Can Robot
The 4M Tin Can Robot isn't the flashiest robot around, and it is certainly not even close to the most expensive. But what it lacks in cutting edge features it makes up for in creative and educational value. This kit comes with everything you need to transfer your standard tin or soda can into a moving, functioning little robot.
The kit comes with a variety of wheels, erector-style metal pieces, glue, lubricant, and wiring that lets you piece together whatever type of robot you want, and it even comes with a detailed set of instructions with recommendations on what kind of robots you should build. The whole project is for kids age 9 and up and not only does it foster a sense of valuable environmental principles, but it will also get kids curious about engineering and STEM fields. The whole set runs on 1 AA battery and can even be mixed and matched with other 4M robot kits for exponential amounts of creativity.

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Wear a piece of prehistoric Charleston (America's #1 city) with this natural authentic fossil shark tooth. This 2-layer necklace is made with 14K gold-filled chain which will not turn or tarnish over time. The necklace comes together in the back with one clasp making it super easy to create the layered look in one step! The natural jasper stones create an elegant bar pendant on the first layer and a gold-tip shark tooth on the second layer that can be worn with any outfit or for any occasion. Each shark tooth is found by hand by Foxy Fossils in Charleston, SC and then handcrafted into a one-of-a-kind necklace that is like no other.
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The Women's Interval LS Tee is a lightweight and fast drying baselayer with a nice fine grid pattern to the fabric surface. The fabric has 35+ UPF and applied Polygiene technology.
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What's an App to Windows 8?
Short for application, apps herald from the world of smartphones: cellphones powerful enough to run small programs, as well as make phone calls. The Windows 8 apps differ from traditional windows programs in several ways:
Windows apps come from only one place: the Windows Store. Available as its own app, the Store app lets you download apps from Microsoft; once downloaded, they're automatically installed on your computer. Many apps are free, but others cost money.
Only Windows apps can run on Windows. Apps found on iPhones and Android phones aren't designed to run on your Windows 8 computer. Creators of some popular apps create versions for each platform, but they sometimes differ slightly. Have you bought apps for your Android or iPhone? You'll have to pay again to buy the apps' Windows versions.
Apps, by nature, fill the entire screen when running, although Windows 8 does offer an awkward way to "snap" two apps together.
Apps are usually fairly simple to use, but simplicity brings limitations. Many apps don't let you copy words, photos, or links. There's often no way to share an app's contents with a friend or to leave public comments. Most apps lack the power of traditional desktop programs.
Although Windows 8 refers to traditional desktop programs as apps, there's a big difference: Windows programs run only atop your Windows 8 desktop, whereas apps run only in the new world of the Start screen.
For more information about Windows 8 and its features, explore Windows 8 For Dummies, available online.


text: Kain has been bugging up forever about getting a kitten. We told him when he had the money for the adoption fee he would get one. Well the day finally came in June and we went to the Spartanburg Humane Society to find his perfect cat. As soon as he saw Shirley he said she was the one. He has now changed her name to Minnie but all I hear him say is kitty. He is completely in charge of her. We do not feed,water or change the little box. Kain has done a great job so far taking care of Minnie. I swear we are turning into a zoo!


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A private school in Louisville, Ky., is tired of teenage girls acting like princesses, and they're not afraid to let them know.
All-girls Catholic School Mercy Academy, however, is not ruining girls' fantasies just because it can. There's a message of empowerment included under blunt statements:
"This message empowers them to move beyond that whole fairy tale idea and to write their own story in life," the school's principal Amy Elstone told NBC's Today.
Mercy Academy worked with the agency Doe-Vawter on the campaign. Chief creative officer David Vawter told Mashable that an all-female team designed the promotion, and that they wanted girls to feel self-sufficient.
Principal Elstone knew that the campaign could be risky, since many parents support the fantasy by treating their daughters like princesses. It's become a traditional part of an American girl's childhood, promoted relentlessly by Disney. Disney has only recently extended their signature line of princesses to include an African-American and Latina heroine due to popular demand.
But by breaking this magical fantasy for girls before they enter high school, hopes Elstone, they can realize that "they're so much more."
The school has a student body of 550 and has its ads throughout the city.
Elstone said that their students love the campaign. "They said it is exactly what a 13- and 14-year-old girl needs to hear."


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Last weekend a couple of college students from Boston stayed with me when they came through DC for spring break. I didn't know them but had signed up through my church to take in some students, which some of my friends highly commended me for, but I did that kind of stuff in college too, so I feel like now I can pay it forward.
Anyway, they were telling me about what they're studying and what they want to do after college, and, after recommending they come back to DC for internships, I warned them, "If you want to get married, try to find a guy now."
They giggled and I didn't push it, because this is a taboo topic for career-driven girls. Just the fact that they would giggle was an indicator to me that it made them uncomfortable. But seriously, where else will you be around so many eligible people your age, and often with similar interests? And not only that, but when else will you be forgiven -- and be able to forgive yourself -- for making so many mistakes in love?
I had a love in college and I chose to end it to pursue a life goal that I felt strongly I should do alone. I don't regret my decision and I never have. But I do realize now that my ambitions for myself and my career, plus the notion that I had "plenty of time," put me on a path that has not led to a successful romantic relationship. I turn 33 in a couple of weeks, and no one is telling me I have plenty of time anymore. Now I get lots of unsolicited dating advice, which is mostly just veiled criticisms of how I've handled my love life.
Susan Patton, a Princeton alumnus and mother of two sons, recently told CNN, "If you know [marriage] is what you want, plan for it, because it doesn't just happen." She's getting a lot of heat for this interview, which was sparked by her Letter to the Editor of The Princetonian about her concern that the feminist focus on developing your career is so strong that messages about getting married aren't heard or even spoken.
"Clearly, you don't want any more career advice," she wrote in her letter. "At your core, you know that there are other things that you need that nobody is addressing. A lifelong friend is one of them. Finding the right man to marry is another."
In the article she frankly and boldly expresses what I've been considering since my late 20s -- "you will never again be surrounded by this concentration of men who are worthy of you."
I say this fully aware that I live in Washington, DC, one of the most (if not the most) intellectual cities in the world. But that fact contributes to one of the greatest problems with dating in this town, from my point of view, which is that many people come here to make a name for themselves or, at least, to develop their careers -- not to find love, and not to settle down.
Below Susan's Letter to the Editor, you'll notice the barrage of hateful comments. The opposers' comments are mostly short and accusatory in nature, but the supporters' comments are quite thoughtful. I think the quickness to judge what she's saying only reinforces her point -- that it's not a bad thing to want to get married, and if you feel that way, you should acknowledge it and work it into your life plan just as much as you do your career. Not all women need to work at this, but some of us do, and I think I, personally, could have been smarter about how to reach that goal. Young, professional women need mentors and peer support in this just as much as they do in their careers.
I'm quite happy with my accomplishments and even having ample time as a single person to figure out who I am and how I want my life to be. But I can't help but be concerned about how many of us eligible, smart, successful women are still single when we don't want to be single anymore, and we haven't wanted that for a long time.


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Hey SI scholarship applicants, while we await SI decision on our scholarship applications, can we meet up here for brief introduction... I await us all...
now my first choice Iam reserve and got admitted for second choice my question I have to decline first choice which is reserved and keep second which is admitted to be eligible for SI scholarship or no need to decline first choice thanks
I got admitted to my First choice at Uppsala. Others have been deleted. Secondly, I learnt SI sends out emails to successful recipients before publishing on 26th? Is it true? Anybody knows how it went last year?
Has anyone's referee been contacted yet?
If any of you get to know that your referee has been contacted for verification, kindly let me know as well.
Hey guys,
I was wondering, if they do not contact your referees does it mean that your application is not considered?
Hi, I also waiting scholership results, anyboby here waiting to admit water resources engineering at Lund University??
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I learnt SI sends out emails to successful recipients before publishing on 26th? Is it true? Anybody knows how it went last year?
SI gave advance mail to successful recipients at 2017. I have no idea about 2018. But this year they will announce result at 26 April afternoon and successful recipients will receive maill may be within 28 to 1 may.
Hi everyone, has anyone noticed a change to their SI Scholarship status?
It doesn't change except for one weekend I tried logging in but couldn't. They said no update would happen there so no issues.
Did anyone receive an email from them?
Good luck to everyone, hopefully we get good news tomorrow!
Let hope for the best
I got admitted to my First choice at Uppsala
Any news on the scholarship results?
nothing yet
I got admitted to my first choice master programme in space science and technology - space master Luke University of technology Kiruna campus. I'm awaiting SI scholarship results.
any update guys?!
It's afternoon already!!
Any update?
i guess there is no afternoon in Stockholm today
SI winners are published
Any luck guys?
hey guys, those who got the scholarships, can you private message me your motivation letters? i read everywhere it is the most important document and i was so sure mine was pretty great, but apparently not good enough
Didn't get it unfortunately, I hope some of you got it.
sadly no luck again
Bad luck for me also..can winners dm me for get some advices and help for next time??
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Farewell. Adieu. Ciao. Adios. Auf Wiedersehen.
Yes. This is my final Post for Transplanted Heads: Your Muse Can't Write Worth Sh*t. It's been a wonderful year and I've enjoyed sharing what I learned over the years.
Much of what I shared I learned through attending the meetings and workshops of Canadian Authors Association – National Capital Region Branch. (That's Ottawa.) http://canadianauthors.org/national/
I also learned a tremendous amount about writing when editing other writers' projects at http://crowecreations.ca/ . Why did I stop editing? I apprenticed for twenty years as a typesetter (1969–88) so am very much qualified to edit right down to the nit-picky em and en dashes and to which side the quotation marks go around punctuation or whether or not the comma should stay in italics after an italicized word or not (US or Canadian style), et cetera. So when I edited a job, I edited from the heights to the depths of it. It was extremely time-consuming. But I am grateful for every un-apostrophed gerund I ran across. There is no benefit without sweat, is there?
I'm a nerdette. I Google everything. I question everything. I study everything. I enjoy everything. Follow my lead and you will learn an amazing amount about life (characters) and living (action). Read and study the methods required to get that life and living into readers' heads.
An excellent source for books about writing is Writer's Digest magazine. Awesome, awesome information in that publication! http://www.writersdigest.com/magazine
I have a bookcase full of how-to-write-whatever books that I acquired from Writer's Digest and devoured years ago. Most of these books are still available and can be purchased from Amazon. Is there anything that can NOT be purchased from Amazon?
Through Transplanted Heads I've covered most of what I know well from my own experiences. It is not in my nature to "wing" something I don't know well, so maybe I'll be back in ten years or so when I learn a lot more about writing/editing/publishing/marketing, etc.
I have a huge To-Do Pile and I am in my early 70s so it's not like I have sixty years left. I have only about half that. (I had a great grandmother who lived til 103 so there's hope.) I have finished the second book in my a Kesk8a story series — it's out at the historian's right now — have begun the research for book #3. Six books are planned for this series. I have several screenplays to finish/start/write. More poetry books.
Thank You
Through Transplanted Heads: Your Muse Can't Write Worth Sh*t, I've connected with a myriad of talented colleagues. Thank you for following me, for reading my Posts, and for being who you are.
Final Word
Dig deep and get it all out of you and onto the paper or the computer screen. The more you share of your own experiences, the better the opportunity to help someone else over the rough spots of life.
"Maybe we don't write very well. Maybe our language skills are not the best. Maybe we've been criticized for offending someone, for writing nonsense, for not writing within the parameters of The Box. That's not what's important. What's important is reporting what we see from our own perspective. Even if — through this reporting of our own experiences — we benefit only one other Earthling in our lifetime, that's enough. Those of us who are driven to write have a great responsibility indeed. This responsibility is so important, that if we don't grab the dream snippet our Muse gives us from the Idea Pool, someone else's Muse will snag it, hand it over to its writer who'll use it, and we'll miss out on the opportunity. Something that important can't be allowed to drift away into the ozone like some child's party balloon." — Sherrill Wark, from Really Stupid Writing Mistakes: How to Avoid Them.
"It always helps if you put your fears out on the blanket in front of you so you can see them for what they really are." — Keskoua, Refuge in l'Acadie: a Kesk8a story by Sherrill Wark
Sherrill Wark is the author of Really Stupid Writing Mistakes: How to Avoid Them: http://www.amazon.com/Really-Stupid-Writing-Mistakes-Avoid/dp/1479308226
… and Death in l'Acadie: a Kesk8a story (fiction): http://www.amazon.com/Death-lAcadie-Kesk8a-Sherrill-Wark/dp/1511501154/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
… and The Closet Hides a Flight of Stairs (poetry): https://www.amazon.ca/The-Closet-Hides-Flight-Stairs-ebook/dp/B01D8ZKYK4 or https://www.amazon.ca/Closet-Hides-Flight-Stairs/dp/153066666X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=


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Dumb TV Guide
Haha, stupid TV guide is giving this movie the picture from the cartoon series of the same name.
roo 12:39am Sun 14 Aug Report Abuse
Spanish Horror
A great film...I hope all of you KotH fans tune in!
COYI 6:58pm Fri 18 Feb Report Abuse
Hank Hill 7:28pm Sat 4 Dec Report Abuse
Think you've got the wrong picture for this
gggggggaaaaaaa 12:03am Sat 20 Nov Report Abuse
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Before you call other people idiots, why not get your facts straight. If you haven't noticed yet, this site groups everything by title and there are always problems with remakes, different series, etc. Why not check the dates before commenting. Idiot.
mote in my eye 1:20pm Tue 31 Aug Report Abuse
This is a horror film people not the anaimated series!! Read before you comment people! so you dont all look like idiots
READ 6:59pm Wed 25 Aug Report Abuse
Glad we all agree (most of us)
This and Simpsons are the greatest animated shows - no competition. Forget Family Guy, American Dad etc - they have an air of desperation to be cool, relying on too many 'shock' jokes. Boring studenty humour. King of the Hill is full of well observed human family drama. All heart, subtle humour and always funny. Hank is the man.
Tiny Richard 3:19pm Mon 5 Apr Report Abuse
only a dark troubled soul could dislike this show. shame about the cancellation . probaly got something to do with its genius creator mike judge being involved with truth groups and such.
jesussdad 4:40pm Mon 1 Mar Report Abuse
cancelled cancelled cancelled cancelled cancelled cancelled
Microsoft Paperclip 8:22am Tue 24 Nov Report Abuse
Just been cancelled in the us, I wish they'd show all the series from the beggining on 4/e4. I remember when it used to be on every week.
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Something that happens regularly with people and dogs is when dogs do not respond to cues given to them by the human. This is normal. And by normal I mean common. Even among professional dog trainers.
In today's video I am working with Ira on heeling. We have started what is called "left sided walking" which is the first step to teaching good/competition heeling.
I am shaping Ira's heeling by click/rewarding the criterion of being on my left side.
That is it.
He doesn't have to stay there, he doesn't have to look at me, just be on my left side. I will gradually increase the amount of time he needs to be there before rewarding. Once he is doing that well I will add another criterion, and so on.
When we started training in the yard in this video, I did not think that Ernie's presence in the lean would have quite the effect that it did on Ira. But of course it is a distraction to Ira.
When adding a distractions – even a mild one – don't do it too soon. That is what I did here. This is only our second training session doing this and the distraction is too great for a five month old puppy.
Even though I tried to remedy this distraction with extra food rewards and rapid clicking, it was not enough. The behaviour did improve but I didn't feel that this was the optimal situation for the training.
Next time I'll be more careful.
So, the lesson in this is to practice more around fewer distractions. Increase distractions gradually. This will result in a better behaviour and easier training. From my perspective anyway.


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Mix and match these great blue jeans with a t-shirt or jumper, they are so versatile. They have a faux fly as well as front and back pockets stitched on so they look like 'real' jeans. An elastic waist makes it super easy for little hands to dress their doll.
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Just installed @GhostnoteApp - brilliant concept to have context based note taking OS wide
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Show your character with the distictive animal patterned watch face.

Wear the peacock tails to show off your passion and enthusiasm.

Besides the time, you can select three of the five info to display on the watch face: Calories, Distance, Steps, Altitude, and Floors.

Please configure your watch face via Garmin Connect Mobile or Garmin Express. Here is how to do it: https://apps.garmin.com/settingsHelp.

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6. Dezember 2019
I quite like it, love the colours! Image is pixelly but surely that's cause of the watch (FR 235). Wish it could show current HR though, that's why I went back to my previous watch face!
Jan Plachý
14. November 2019
After few days I must downgrade my previous good rating. This face looks good, but it has strange behavior - when unlocking watches, a last screen is shown (e.g. incoming call), therefore no such activity is actaual (no incoming call). I have returned to previous face :(
Kay Jayess
14. November 2019
I have a Garmin 230. Downloaded the app but then changed my mind. Problem was I couldn't then stop it installing itself. My watch face was black with white figures so easy to read. The Peacock blue is difficult to read, the day and date disappear and my daily steps appear on the watch face which I didn't want. Solution was to revert my watch back to factory settings which got rid of Peacock and gave me my old watch face back again. Using watch, go into menu/setting/reset/yes and it should then remove the Peacock settings. Hope this helps :-)
Lyndsey Stickerling
9. November 2019
This won't uninstall! Don't download unless you want it forever
8. November 2019
Looks nice on Vivoactive HR, but as others have said it'd be better if it could show the date too.
Alissa Tamblyn
5. November 2019
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS WATCH FACE!!! I cannot get it off my watch and I cannot replace it with different face either. The data fields that it shows are not the same ones as your option for the screen. I have no way to add the date to my watch face. DON'T INSTALL THIS FACE!!!
24. Oktober 2019
The image that appears in the Forerunner 235 is pixelated. I'm trying to uninstall it and it gives an error message. Help!
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Energetic and engaging, this class is designed to instruct younger students through the official ranks of the Chong Shin Kwan program. With plenty of instructors to assist, each student is afforded plenty of small group time, as well as 1 on 1.
Kata, self defense and sparring are all focuses of this program. We take the safety of the students seriously, and use the appropriate gear for sparring.
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Chevie Kehoe. [Source: Eye on Hate (.com)]Cheyne Kehoe surrenders to federal authorities and tells them where his fugitive brother, Chevie Kehoe, is hiding. Both men were raised as members of the white separatist, overtly racist "Christian Identity" tradition (see 1960s and After) by their parents; the brothers' father, a Vietnam veteran who hated the government, gave them their first training with weapons. Chevie Kehoe will later recall his father telling them, "If they're not white then they don't have the right to exist." Chevie Kehoe became fascinated with the story of slain white supremacist Robert Jay Mathews, the founder of The Order (see Late September 1983 and December 8, 1984); he, his brother Cheyne, and a few friends formed a small supremacist group they called the Aryan People's Republic. The Kehoe brothers became notorious in February 1997 after they had a shootout with Ohio Highway Patrol officers and escaped on foot; the videotape of the shootout became a sensation on the national news circuit. Both the Kehoes were suspected of torturing and murdering Arkansas gun dealer William Mueller, his wife Nancy, and his daughter Sarah, after Chevie Kehoe had robbed him in early 1996. The Kehoes spent some time hiding from authorities at the Oklahoma white supremacist compound of Elohim City (see 1973 and After), where at least one of them had received weapons training and the Kehoe family often lived for periods of time. Cheyne Kehoe is convicted of assault and attempted murder in the Ohio shootout, and receives 24 years in prison; Chevie Kehoe pleads guilty and receives 20 years. Chevie Kehoe and Daniel Lee, a member of the Kehoes' Aryan People's Republic, are later indicted for the Arkansas murder and a variety of charges based on their plots to attack federal officials; Kehoe will be sentenced to life in prison and Lee will be sentenced to death. [Anti-Defamation League, 8/9/2002; Nicole Nichols, 2003] Investigations later show that the Kehoe brothers had ties of some nature with Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh (see 8:35 a.m. - 9:02 a.m. April 19, 1995) and the Aryan Republican Army (ARA—see 1992 - 1995).
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After key clinical trials failed last year, troubled Tranzyme ($TZYM) is seeking "strategic alternatives" for its business. On the table are potential options such as a merger or company sale--anything to bring value to shareholders.
The Research Triangle Park, NC-based biotech has brought in Stifel as financial adviser for the process. No longer in possession of promising clinical-stage programs, the company's press release highlighted two preclinical candidates--one for chemo-induced diarrhea and the other for metabolic illnesses--among its key assets.
As Reuters noted, Tranzyme's shares have tanked 86% since the biotech went public in April 2011 at $4. The shares traded at 56 cents, valuing the company at $15 million.
It's an uninspiring and unsurprising state of affairs. In December Tranzyme revealed that a Phase IIb study of its candidate TZP-102 failed to show enough efficacy in diabetic patients struck with gastroparesis, a stomach ailment that causes nausea and other unsettling symptoms.
In the first half of last year the company reported the failures of two Phase III studies of its candidate ulimorelin in speeding GI recovery for patients had bowel surgeries.
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Slowly but surely I am awakening from my knitting hiatus. Coffee has been involved. Design is still fighting for supremacy, but some knitting is finally getting done. I've added an inch to the No H8 Mittens, and a few inches to the Guinan Hat. The mittens are in Cascade Ultra Pima (white) and Cascade Pure Alpaca (burgundy), and so soft! The hat is in Cascade 220 (turquoise) and Aslan Trends Bariloche (grey) and really warm. I've decided to finish the hat in spite of occasional hives because it's easy, cute, and has been adopted by one of the children. I started to frog it, and was asked to stop when a teen daughter realized she could never "borrow" it if it didn't exist! And still lurking in the workbasket are the two-color brioche scarf, yummy socks, and the promised Girlfriend Gloves. At least I don't have to start anything for an upcoming class right now! I love that there are no deadlines. Unless you want the mittens, hat, scarf, and gloves available this winter.
The rival of my knitting queue, my design process, often involves me knitting up a swatch of a small part of a design to check the look of a motif. These side projects are a major impediment to getting UFOs into the FOs column. I still can't choose one over the other as the priority, though, as I only want to design in spurts. Trying to design when I'm not inspired is as futile as gift wrapping Jello. I need to get it down on paper while it's fresh, or it's gone forever.
I fuss over each design project a little every day like a doting mother. There are some William Morris inspired mittens, Nursery Rhymes blanket squares, and a whole set of Arts and Crafts/Mission Style pillows, blankets, and towels. The hand bone mittens are coming along, though ridiculously slowly. I'll get there. I think I have design ADHD. Is there a cure for that? Does it come in coffee flavor?


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2010: Odyssey Two (The Year We Make Contact)
In this sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey, a joint American- Soviet expedition is sent to Jupiter to discover what went wrong with the U.S.S. Discovery against a backdrop of growing global tensions. Among the mysteries the expedition must explain are the appearance of a huge black monolith in Jupiter's orbit and the fate of H.A.L., the Discovery's sentient computer. Based on a novel written by Arthur C. Clarke.
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What is Soil Moisture?
Why is Measuring Soil Moisture Important?
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Soil moisture remote sensing is fraught with challenges. Only the moisture in the top few centimeters of soil can be detected. Algorithm development is complicated by the need for surface roughness and vegetation corrections, which are based on empirical relationships of limited breadth. Extending ground-based techniques to space-based systems requires innovative antenna technology. In spite of these challenges, recent advances in aperture synthesis and thinned array technology applied at L band have shown great promise for soil moisture mapping. Scientists that the Global Hydrology and Climate Center have been involved in experiments to address some the challenges we face in developing this technology.


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Audition for Ottawa Children's Choir - New Date Added!
Children who love to sing are invited to audition for Ottawa's pre-eminent children's choir.
The Ottawa Children's Choir will be holding General Auditions for the upcoming 2017 – 2018 choral year on Saturday, May 27, Saturday, June 10, and Saturday, June 17, 2017, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. All children between the ages of 8 and 15 who love to sing are welcome to audition! Auditions are held at the home of the Ottawa Children's Choir, St. Joseph's Parish and Sanctuary, a hub for choral excellence in Ottawa http://www.st-josephs.ca/.
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The Engagement Ring Cheat Sheet: MysteriousLeave a Comment
Can you gauge a girl's personality, spirit, and style by glancing at her engagement ring or noticing which rings she gravitates towards? We certainly think so… So many "personality quizzes" are based on individual preferences and choices, and since an engagement ring is usually a once-in-a-lifetime decision, it can be a quite telling one.
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She's Mysterious: In a galaxy of her own, she likes contrasting dark-and-light, yin-and-yang, and can sometimes be hard to read. Add a mounting to a rings-of-Jupiter style ring with black and white diamonds to create a one-of-a-kind engagement ring as unique as she is.
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- Substantive challenges to the validity of any land use ordinance.
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The length of the membership for the Zoning Hearing Board is a five-year term. Members must be residents of Norristown.
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Hello again I feel like I just talked to you but last time was better because I got to see you! Hehe. I am still so excited that Heather is going to have a baby! Yeah!!!! I keep telling people but for some weird reason they just aren't as excited as I am hehe.
So I don't know what to say because I feel like I just talked about everything. But I am sending pictures and I hope you like them. There are pictures of the branch Christmas party and the Ibardeloza family, mom and a dad and two little girls. They are so awesome!
We are going to commit them to baptism tomorrow and I am so excited!!!!! I love it! I really love the work and I am excited for the progression of Barra and we have some great new investigators. I am not scared to leave the area because I know it will continue to bloom and grow it just breaks my heart to leave because I love them so much. I knew I was transferred so I didn't cry when I saw the email but I did cry when you said you would keep me in your heart on Thursday because it will be a hard day. But I know it is going to be okay and I feel that I have more to learn and I need to grow so I know it is right it is just hard. But that in and of it's self is a lesson, sometimes what is right isn't always easy and sometimes it hurts but if we just trust in the Lord he will bless us and he will send us comfort and teach us how to be more like Him! I know that this is a blessing and I love my new area but I hate to leave all the wonderful people in Barra. They will forever be a part of my life and I will always have a place for them in my heart!
|The view of Barra from Ranzohan.
Then I have pictures with the babies of Emily and Evelyn
our investigators that are a referral from Remy.
Then a Family Home Evening at the Pupa family! With Raquel, Biah, and Shayra who all have baptismal goal dates in January and I am so excited! Especially for Raquel because it will make the family whole!!! :)
Raquel is in black and white strips, then Shayra is in white and Biah is in green.
A picture of Brother and Sister Pupa hehe.
I love them so much, Sister Malou, Brother Elhood and Christian and Christine!
Then the service at Remy's house! That was fun with all the priesthood! Hehe. Yeah we helped a lot. Ha-ha at least they let us put in some nails.
Note: The rest of the pictures didn't come through - maybe next week...
Then Christmas party :)
Then at the family reunion. It was a little weird to go but it was fun and they made sure we were stuffed full of food! They are amazing! The young women stole my camera mostly Lovely she always takes my camera and likes to take lots of pictures she is wear the blue headband, she is the younger sister of Joshua.
Then me and my anak, Sister Pascual, made s'mores because that is what I made with Sister Clave and just like Sister Clave she loved them :)
Then I have pictures next to the candle that was sent to me and we didn't have a Christmas tree so I sang oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree about our Christmas tree scented candle. It was fun! :) Hehe
Then the branch acted out different stories from the Bible and it was so great the young single adults were so funny! There is a picture of the Relief Society and they are wearing the yellow helping hands they are lions ha-ha and they are eating the servants of the king ha-ha.
Then Sister Malen and her son Jayjay who is super cute and says that he is in love with me :) hehe
The Ibardeloza family!!!! They are amazing I am so excited to give them a baptismal goal date!!!!!
Then our pday. We went to the pier to watch the sunrise it was fun, cold and amazing. Even though the clouds hide the sunrise ha-ha.
So I don't think they will all send right now but if they do that is good if not I will try again next week.
But for now that is pretty much all the news. Oh Sister Remy said that the pictures of Sarina at Jelis' baptism aren't on facebook and they want to see the pictures I have with them in them if you can add them to facebook.
Thank you for your love and support I am so grateful to have a family that loves me and wants me to be the best missionary I can! I have grown so much from you and I know that your all are the reason that I am here! I love you!!!!
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You know me. I like pants, morning doves and a nice walk through a swampy area that has a lot of greenage so you're not sure if it's a swamp or a park, but you really want it to be a park even though in the back of your mind you know it's a swamp...but there's a part of you saying "Yes. it's a swamp, but at least you're out walking like a human being. And would it kill you to smile every once in awhile?"
Yes, I like all that. But ya know what I also like? To be published, and to have people buy what I've published.
My story honeymoon is available in the latest volume of Regime magazine. Buy it now. It's like a walk in a swamp-like park, but better.


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Pratt Institute's Exhibit Shows How Furniture Can Balance Body and Mind
As usual at ICFF, the student work is some of the most interesting and forward looking. And in what is also pretty usual at ICFF, the students of the Pratt Institute steal the show. The graduate and undergrad students were challenged to "create designs that balance body and mind in ways that potentially increase health benefits and elevate mood and productivity while providing a greater degree of personal satisfaction from the user experience."
Youju Rhee designed the Side-Rocking Lounge Chair:
The chair functions like a cradle for adults, to calm them down and refresh their minds. The chair is developed from the realization that our bodies feel more comfortable and safe leaning to the side than leaning backwards. The prototype is based on the transitional path of the seat surface from lounge sitting, rolling sideways, and then going to the lying down posture. The engineered runner of the bottom allows a gentle rocking motion to enable the transition of the postures.
I was particularly impressed with the work of Andrea Brown, who designed BOOM, which:
...explores how furniture designed for seniors can be both functionally and psychologically supportive. By incorporating smoother edges, warmer colors, and familiar curves, Brown's suite of home furniture offers functional benefits to an aging population while being sensitive to their individual identities and emotional well-being. This is important because most design for the elderly is impersonal and medical-looking, and lacks a sense of empathy for the intended user or the user's family.
The stepstool is particularly clever and should be in production now; I get very worried when I think of my elderly mom climbing up on a stool, they should all have handrails like that.
Brown's bedside commode retains the usability of the conventional model but conveys compassion through a softened, more thoughtful form. The step stool enables users to maintain independence despite decreased stability, and the dresser has been designed to provide continuous hand support and improved accessibility. Working separately and together, all pieces look approachable and casual enough to be easily integrated into a home environment.
Two things bother me here. One, it is called BOOM, no doubt for all of us baby boomers out here, but the first boomers just turned 65 in the US last year and in Canada this year; most are younger. Two, the inclusion of the commode, which is a real late-stage device used by few, whereas everyone deserves a stool that is safe to use. It tilts the whole concept to the seriously elderly and sick.
For those of us who love to sit on the floor but want to be more social, Fahmida Lam designs a chair where we can sit cross-legged at eye level with our peers on chairs.
Fahmida Lam's Sati Chair promotes wellness by encouraging users to develop awareness of the mind and body, which facilitates a transition to a healthier lifestyle. Her organic design, which was inspired by cultural traditions that look at the mind and body as one, prompts a variety of users to sit in the cross-legged position to provide the body with benefits such as additional flexibility and improved respiration, digestion, and posture.


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Home of Buddhism, India's amazing diversity offers a spectacular adventure to intrepid travelers. From the moment one sets foot in the holy land to be greeted by a gentle Namaste, a gesture denoting both welcome and respect, one is in for an extremely rewarding life experience.
Bounded by the majestic Himalayan ranges in the north and a spectacular coastline on three seas, India is a vivid kaleidoscope of landscapes, magnificent historical sites, and royal cities. There are golden beaches, misty mountain retreats, colorful people, a rich tapestry of commingling cultures and constant festivities.
Throughout the year India offers a dazzling array of destinations and festivals. In the summer as the subcontinent is sizzling, there are spectacular retreats amidst the heady beauty of the Himalayas and the lush heights of the Western Ghats with cool trekking trails, magnificent peaks to conquer, and stretches of white water for thrill seekers.
In the cool Indian winter, cities come alive with cultural fests full of music and dance. The balmy weather is an ideal time for era-hopping in romantic cities studded with medieval forts and palaces. The sun drenched beaches are inviting and wildlife sanctuaries with their abundance of flora and fauna are abuzz.
Taste the delights of the Indian monsoon season anywhere in the country -- on a camel safari in the Rajasthan desert when nature comes alive and the peacocks dance, along the west coast where the relentless slanting rain colors the countryside in brilliant greens or hiking into the stark grandeur of mountain valleys lying in the rain shadow of the Himalayas.
Experience exotic India: live like a maharaja in the rich ambiance of opulent royal forts and palaces that have now been converted into heritage hotels. Lounge in the serene beauty of a coral island alongside a turquoise lagoon. Participate in the exuberance of a village fair or a colorful festival. Daydream on a houseboat drifting down palm-fringed backwaters or gliding over Lake Dal in war torn Kashmir (never mind the soldiers). Delight in the graceful movements of a dancer or shop on the cheap for exquisite fabrics, carved figurines, brass and silverware, marble inlaid with semi-precious stones, finely handcrafted jewelry, miniature paintings, and carpets.
India, always warm and inviting, is a place of infinite variety -- one that favors travelers with a different facet of its ever changing customs and fascinating customs. Steer clear of Bombay (Mumbai), its Jewish and business capital, with its Zoroastrians (Parsis) and "sky burials," its rat catchers and Laughing Yoga. Or if all this sounds like too much, break out the hand sanitizer and rent a film like The Fall or Out of India.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- You'd never know it now by looking at his sculpted body, but Marquette's Jae Crowder used to be pudgy, to put it kindly.
Going into his junior year of high school, Crowder was a 5-foot-11 point guard. He weighed 235 pounds.
"I still had my Gary Payton shuffle," he said. "Backing people down. That was me."
What Crowder is now is one of the most versatile, important players left in this NCAA tournament. He led Marquette into the Sweet 16 for the second straight year with two enormous games at the KFC Yum! Center this week, including his heroics down the stretch in a 62-53 victory over a tough Murray State team Saturday.
Crowder had his second consecutive double-double, with 17 points and 13 rebounds, but that only partially reveals the 6-foot-6 senior's importance. His fingerprints were all over the Golden Eagles' closing kick, during which they went from down 46-41 to up 55-48 to take control. He hit a key 3-pointer during the run after struggling with his shot in the first half. He also took a big charge and came up with a steal late as Marquette's defense clamped down in the final minutes.
That's what the Big East player of the year has been doing all season.
"He doesn't care about stats or anything," Marquette guard Junior Cadougan said. "He just plays to win."
Crowder didn't even get serious about basketball until the end of his high school career in Villa Rica, Ga. He preferred football, in which he played quarterback. That is, until he broke his hand late in his senior season on a running play, and when he realized he wasn't going to play Division I in that sport. Besides, he had hit a growth spurt that took him up to 6-foot-4, helping his body better carry his weight. And basketball was in his genes, as his father, Corey, had played in the NBA and professionally overseas.
So Crowder got focused and started his college career at South Georgia Tech. To his horror, he later found out the junior college wasn't accredited, meaning none of his coursework would transfer to another school. He had no choice but to go to yet another two-year school, this time heading to Howard College in Texas. He spent the summer holed up in his dorm room, taking courses online to make up for lost time and not knowing a soul in town.
Through all that, Crowder kept flourishing on the court, eventually leading Howard to its first national title. He had to fight perception that disciplinary or other reasons sent him to two different junior colleges. But he found a kindred soul when Marquette coach Buzz Williams came on a recruiting call.
"He said, 'If you want a coach to be on your butt -- he used profanity, of course -- come play for me,'" Crowder said. "If you want a coach to give you stuff and not get you better as a basketball player and a person, go elsewhere."
Crowder loved the honesty, and he fit right in with Marquette's mindset of toughness and physicality, pulling sleds and doing other football-type drills to build strength. The 240-pounder is now built like a defensive end, and Williams said NFL teams have even asked him about Crowder. But he also still has his point guard skills and can play anywhere on the court.
"He can be a physical player and he can shoot jumpers," said 6-foot-8, 290-pound teammate Davante Gardner, whom Crowder sometimes checks in practice. "He does everything."
Crowder was a good player on a Sweet 16 team last year, but he knew he had to make the transition to great in the offseason. He spent the summer in Fort Myers, Fla., working out daily with his father, running through cones, using a basketball shooting machine and doing other exercises.
"You could see a drastic improvement," Cadougan said. "He really learned how to work."
Crowder and Darius Johnson-Odom are the two leaders on this team, and the Golden Eagles needed every bit of them to slip past Murray State. The Racers showed everybody this weekend why they went into Saturday at 31-1, matching Marquette's intensity beat for beat. They just couldn't hit shots down the stretch.
And they didn't have Jae Crowder. The definitively non-pudgy version.


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Plot & ThemesComposition of Book descript. of violence and chases 20%Planning/preparing, gather info, debate puzzles/motives 25%Feelings, relationships, character bio/development 25%How society works & physical descript. (people, objects, places) 25% Tone of story - suspenseful (sophisticated fear) Time/era of story: - 1980's-1999 - 1960's-1970's Kid or adult book? - Adult or Young Adult Book Horror Story? - Yes Horror plotlets - Why do they stay in the haunted house/boat?
Main CharacterGender - Female Age: - 40's-50's Ethnicity/Race - White/American
SettingUnited States - Yes The US: - California
Writing StyleAccounts of torture and death? - generic/vague references to death/punishment - moderately detailed references to deaths Explicit sex in book? - Yes What kind of sex: - vague references - actual description of sex Amount of dialog - roughly even amounts of descript and dialog
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Party games are great fun, but they are always better when you fill them with sexual innuendos and bad words. Think about it: Apples to Apples always is the best when you involve the "politically incorrect" cards (Anne Frank + Desperate? Hiroshima + Bright?), and all I need to do is mention Cards Against Humanity, the game for horrible people!
F**ktionary follows in this trend, combining social interaction with social un-acceptable linguistics, I saw the game and talked with its creator at the Boston Festival of Indie games, and can safely say that it's a great idea.
Vasanth Sarathy developed the game idea while playing the not-so-dirty version with family over the holidays. I know, it seems a little weird to play this with your family. But believe me, his family is dirty! It was so much fun, he began to build a prototype and gathered the dirty words from a variety of sources: online slang dictionaries, obsolete terms, and medical language. The rest is history!
Vasanth was an incredibly interesting person to talk to: He's a lawyer who left his job to make games because he felt he was taking his life too seriously, and saw many other people taking their lives to seriously, and wanted to do something to change that. Games seem like a pretty perfect way to do that if you ask me, and adding dirty word into that can only be a benefit!
I was an IP lawyer for several years, and honestly, I just didn't want to take myself as seriously as I was taking myself. I wanted to find fun and something more enjoyable. And, honestly, making a game like this and seeing people laugh and enjoy it itself is great. It is a great feeling, and I didn't get that as a lawyer.
– Vasanth Sarathy, Creator of F**ktionary.
The game itself has a clear trend of sly humor to it. One player will read a word, and it is up to the rest of the players to attempt and guess the definition. Guessing the definition exactly will automatically get you one point, but bluffing well enough for other players to think your definition is correct will also net you points. Of course, if the reader (or, as they are called in the game, the F**ker) is sneaky enough to have no one guess the correct definition, they'll get points. The best part of this is, not all the words are actually dirty. Sure, you've got phrases like Mackintosh Fun (A Fetish for waterproof rubber raincoats), but this might be right next to the word Tittle (the small dot on top of lowercase letters such as "i" or "j").
Seeing the people behind F**ktionary, and hearing Vasanth's story and inspiration, was a great way to understand where this dirty little word game is coming from. I know that I'll be having fun with it in the future, and if you (and maybe even your family) are dirty enough, I'd suggest you check it out. You can visit the games main web page here, and can also find it for sale on Amazon.


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I found flip flops in February in our mountain town! And they were on sale! How great is that? This is a winter white yarn so it shows the sc2tog areas of the pattern more than a darker yarn might. If you want to make up your own winter flip flip cabin boot go to MakeandDoCrew.com watch the video, get the pattern and wear your boots!
I'll be looking for more great patterns to recommend this weekend! In the meantime have fun making your cabin boots!
My 1st attempt at a button up messy bun hat from Make and Do Crew. I made mistakes but the colors are just crazy! I love it and will try it again.
This is also my first post and attempt at my blog. I am next attempting the link to the page for the Make and Do Crew.
So I hope I've done it right and you can visit this awsome pattern page. makeanddocrew.com/cabled-crochet-bun-beanie-free-pattern/
This is the messy bun buttoned up and ready to slide on or unbutton and carefully wrap a perfect messy bun. I am going to try this pattern again today with the same weight of yarn and with the advice of the Make and Do Crew to increase in multiples of 4 to make it big enough for my head. This one only took me an afternoon watching a movies series, about 3 hours from start to finish with all the interruptions of the dog going in and out, the cats stealing the project and hiding it under the bed when I was off for more tea.
So if all works as planned. I will have a messy bun for myself! I can't wait!
This hat is also for sale since it doesn't fit. I'd like to get my yarn cost back out of it and you can pick it up at the Lake House in Buena Vista, Colorado for $21.00
Hi I'm Debi, if it is crochet, pets, gardening, essential oils, living rural, and DIY projects I'm trying it. Essential Oils have been proving to be Essential indeed!
The most impressive healing I saw first hand was my mothers varicose veins. Actually DVT as it hung from the back of her knee like a softball. With the varicose veins blend I will publish she barely has a bump where it once was.
So for all my friends and family, as you ask questions I will try to remember to post.
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Now it can be told: My take on the Science hominin "missing link" study embargo
The thoughts in this post have been rattling around my Homo sapiens skull for more than four days, so brace yourself. This may end up reading as though a pipe just burst in your basement.
As this goes live, so do dozens, if not hundreds, of stories about Australopithecus sediba, "a new species of australopith found at the Malapa site in South Africa," according to Science, where two studies about the new find are published.
I will leave the analysis of the studies themselves to bloggers and others who actually know something about anthropology. I've been led to believe this is an important finding, even if "missing link" is as usual a complete misnomer. (Unless my eyes or my text finder are completely off, that phrase appears nowhere in the studies, nor in the other material provided for the press.) The scientifically curious part of my mind looks forward to learning more about it.
Right now, what I'm more interested in is the circumstances surrounding the study's embargo. Let's review what happened.
Last week, the US National Science Foundation issued a press release:
Fossil hominid skeletons date to nearly two million years ago
The release noted that two studies about the newly found skeletons would be published in Science on Friday (tomorrow), embargoed until 10 a.m. Eastern Thursday (today) — four hours earlier than the journal's usual embargo time.
On Saturday, at 4 p.m. British Standard Time, nearly five days before the embargo was scheduled to lift, the Sunday Telegraph published a story about the finds, including a note about a Thursday announcement. They did not mention Science, but they did mention, and quote, the lead researcher, Lee Berger, of the University of the Witwatersrand.
Within a few hours, well-respected anthropology blogger John Hawks posted an item quoting the Telegraph story, and saying that he had "heard that the description will be published in Science." The Sunday Times followed with an item of their own shortly thereafter, not mentioning Science.
I got a lot of notes from people about this, starting with one Saturday night whose subject line included "EMBARGO BREAK." Everyone, and I mean everyone, knew this was about the paper being published in Science.
What was curious, though, was that the paper hadn't even been uploaded to the press site yet. That didn't happen until Sunday, the usual day, albeit a few hours early. When it did, this note was included:
SPECIAL NOTE: Registered reporters, it is acknowledged that several media outlets have run "teaser" type stories based on portions of information related to fossil research described more fully and accurately in this press package. The teaser articles, appearing prior to the release of the Science Press Package, unfortunately may in some cases over-state the forthcoming research, and thus are a disservice to the goal of communicating science accurately, thereby promoting public trust in the integrity of science. These articles do not reference Science, however, and are not based upon the peer-reviewed version of this research. The Science embargo, detailed below, remains in effect. The SciPak team wishes to commend all journalists concerned with the accurate communication of research news.
Let's parse that, shall we?
If the goal is to communicate the science accurately, and there's a lot of allegedly inaccurate coverage floating around out there about a study that is already peer-reviewed and proofed, and available in PDF form to reporters, can someone please explain why the best thing to do is to wait until Thursday to release the actual study? And in the meantime, letting everyone know that breaking that embargo in order to communicate the science accurately would lead to sanctions, just like any other embargo break?
All of this while acknowledging that the work is based on portions of the research being published in Science, and getting it wrong about whether any mentioned Science. (Since Sunday, a few other outlets have run stories on the find, and some blogs, including the Knight Science Journalism Tracker, mentioned Science prominently. I'll be on the lookout for any sanctions against those organizations, if they're on the Science press list.)
I can imagine this was not the most peaceful Easter Sunday ever for the Science press office. I wouldn't like being forced to make a decision by people who seem to be violating everyone else's agreement, either. And there were a lot of moving parts involved: at least two news conferences, about a dozen items such as the study and background materials, and an author and journal separated by six time zones, to start. (The package includes a great news story, which runs with a smiling picture of Lee Berger's 9-year-old son, Matthew, and includes this gem: "Matthew was originally included as a co-author on one of the papers, but Science's reviewers nixed that idea, Berger says.")
It would be understandable if Science decided Easter Sunday was not a good time to lift an embargo early, and had instead sent out a note saying they would release the study Monday morning, in whatever time zone they chose. But they didn't.
It's worth noting that lifting an embargo and punishing the breakers are two separate things that can operate independently from one another. It might take time to figure out what The Telegraph knew, and when they knew it. It shouldn't be hard to connect the dots between an NSF press release and the story, if that's what happened, but that will require effort. Fine — it would be understandable if Science decided to lift the embargo before they had time to figure out whether to sanction the embargo breakers. Science has used a panel of reporter-advisors for similar tasks in the past.
But if waiting for an adjudication on that was part of the delay in lifting the embargo, I'm not on board. The fact is, everyone who had agreed to the embargo — including me — was sitting on their hands. Whether or not the people who broke the embargo had access to the embargoed material, and therefore broke it, is relevant to the decision about how to sanction them. It is not relevant, despite the careful language of the Special Notice, to whether the embargo was broken. It was.
I very much doubt that an institution embargoing something in another sphere of life would have been allowed to get away with leaving the embargo up for five days after such a break. "Hey, the Gazette is reporting that the chair's report will call for Smith's resignation." "But we have the report, it says no such thing, just says he used poor judgment." "Well, it's embargoed until Thursday, so we'll have to wait." Inconceivable.
Put another way: Saying that leaving the embargo in place is in the interests of more accurate science communication is like saying a four-hour embargo "gives the media time to learn about a topic, gather relevant information, and interview authors and other experts so they can accurately report complex research findings" — which The New England Journal of Medicine essentially did last month.
The embargo break did not come up on a conference call for reporters yesterday which involved study authors Lee Berger and Paul Dirks, and Science/AAAS senior communications officer Natasha Pinol — in other words, neither Science, the authors, nor reporters who'd been sitting on their hands, brought it up. The closest anyone came was a question from Alan Boyle of MSNBC about whether the use of the term "missing link" was appropriate. "I don't like the use of that term," Lee said, "because i think it's a Victorian term that implies some chain of evolution, and it's very difficult to establish one species from another."
I of course contacted AAAS Office of Public Programs director Ginger Pinholster for comment, starting with an email Sunday. It was an understandably hectic week, and Ginger said she'd get back to me. I'm sure she will, since, as I've noted, she's always been responsive to questions.
In the meantime, though, I just had to post my thoughts.
Allow me to do an edit on this sentence from the Special Notice: "The SciPak team wishes to commend all journalists concerned with the accurate communication of research news."
My interpretation: "The SciPak team wishes to hobble all journalists concerned with the accurate communication of research news."
For what purpose? Control. I've said before, self-interest is a perfectly reasonable human motivation. And if journals were more honest about that in their embargo policies, I'd have a lot less to write about. But when they use better science communication, and better journalism, as the rationale for their policies, I'm going to call them on it.
Updated 1:08 p.m. Eastern, 4/8/10: As The Sunday Telegraph's Richard Gray — please see the comments he emailed me below — notes, his story did not quote Lee Berger. I've struck that above. Please also see thoughtful response from Ginger Pinholster below.
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I interpreted the timing of the embargo as coinciding with the big press conference that was arranged for today. So perhaps they judged it was better to keep it up, to maximise the impact. I don't know if that was the right decision, but it does make the whole thing even more complicated.
Dear Ivan, I'm sorry that I wasn't able to call you back immediately while this episode was still in play. I had still intended to be in touch following a reporter-advisor conference call tomorrow.
Your post includes some speculation, and you've left out several critical details: Specifically, the Sunday Telegraph report of a "missing link" (a term not used by the researchers or in any of our press materials, as you noted correctly) did not mention Science, the species name, or in fact any details relevant to the scientific punchline of the papers. Lifting the embargo preemptively based on that level of teaser story would have resulted in monumental inconvenience for the vast majority of our 6,800 registered reporters, particularly because I literally did not have any way to get the peer-reviewed information to them early on Easter Sunday morning from Florida. My primary concern at that point, as I explained to you in my first email response, was to locate my chief programmer so that he could manually trigger the SciPak, which otherwise is auto-posted much later on Sundays. We were able to accelerate that process. The next step was then to determine whether the greater good would be served by staying the course, given the scant level of detail in the teaser story, thereby giving journalists a chance to read the very large volumes of material and to interview the sources.
We decided to go the latter route. My thinking was that I wanted to avoid putting journalists in a position where they would have to scramble so much that they would be forced to simply repost the unfortunate "missing link" teaser.
I received no pushback on that decision from the Associated Press, the New York Times, the Washington Post, or anyone else who contacted me directly, other than The Times of London, which published a variation of the Sunday Telegraph teaser.
Incidentally, the NSF misfire, while distressing and unacceptable, seemed to be completely unrelated to the Sunday Telegraph teaser. Our staff had checked NSF's distribution list in the wake of that incident, after the NSF had issued a correction, and there were no U.K. connections.
My first notice of the Sunday Telegraph problem was a message on my iPhone from a reporter who forwarded to me a message that you had sent to her with the subject line "embargo break." That message said, "This is clearly a Science break," and it included a link to the Sunday Telegraph story. It wasn't clear to me whether you had sent the email specifically to that reporter as part of ongoing discussion with her, or as part of some listserve communication.
I then heard from Hannah Devlin of The Times and her boss Mark Henderson. They wanted to be able to respond to the Sunday Telegraph information and so they made their case to me by phone. Again, however, because the Telegraph piece included no mention of Science, no details regarding the research, and as noted, I had no mechanism for getting the correct information to Hannah, Mark, or anyone else, I declined to lift the embargo. I explained to Hannah and Mark that we typically do not lift the embargo in response to teaser stories that don't disclose the punchline or reference us. I urged them to resist the urge to simply re-publish the "missing link" story. They re-posted a version of the Sunday Telegraph story anyway.
How did the Sunday Telegraph get wind of the story before the Science Press Package was distributed to anyone? I don't know, but I can tell you that the authors and their institutional representatives offered strong assurances in writing that it was not them. As you noted, they were concerned with their event today, and they had been working very well with us to try and achieve a smooth dissemination.
What can or should we do about this trend of inaccurate teaser stories, which always seem to occur in the United Kingdom on a Sunday? I don't know the answer to this question either. Maybe the reporter-advisor group will have some thoughts.
In closing, I'd like to emphasize that I welcome embargo-released questions, and in fact, I'm happy to be as accountable and transparent as I possibly can be. I understand that you don't like embargoes, but my job does include embargo management. I try to approach this task humbly, seeking advice and other perspectives, as appropriate. Often the decisions are not black and white. I do the best I can, often with a little help from long-time colleagues in journalism.
I'll apologize up-front if I'm not able to phone you back immediately when a fast-moving event is still actively in play, as it was this week. I wanted to share a more thoughtful analysis with you tomorrow after I'd had a chance to speak to others and also gather my own thoughts about what lessons might be learned.
At any rate, I'm delighted to see the vast array of accurate, comprehensive coverage now in the public domain related to the analysis of the Australopithecus sediba fossils and their environment. Listening to David Perlman and Lee Hotz and Dan Vergano and so many others asking questions on the teleconference yesterday, I felt very hopeful for science journalism.
Ginger Pinholster
This is reminiscent of the way in which Dolly the Sheep made her first public appearance some 15 years ago.
There too a British Sunday newspaper, The Observer, had the story from other sources, pre-empting coverage of a paper in Nature. Back then there were similar shouts of "foul" and accusations of broken embargoes.
The real lesson from this story is that the best way to do science journalism is to ignore the embargo system and to do what Richard Gray did, good old-fashioned reporting.
The embargo relationship is basically a gentleman's agreement. Sure, anyone can violate a gentleman's agreement — it's what one would expect of a weasel.
Good old-fashioned reporting involves finding out facts that no one else knows and writing about them in an accurate, fair manner, not some slapdash attempt to scoop others on information they already know and had agreed not to talk about in order to write a better story. Sometimes you let a scoop go in order to get the better story afterward and behave like the better man — there's always other news.
My, such a superior attitude.
Does this mean that "old fashioned reporting" is fine unless there is a paper somewhere in the system?
What happens when a reporter comes across a story, works it up, and then discovers that someone is about to publish a paper?
Do they then just abandon all that work lest they be accused of being a weasel?
There is nothing in Richard Gray's message that suggests, to me at least, that he "had agreed not to talk about" this story.
You seem to be making some assumptions about what he did and didn't do. Perhaps you have evidence that the rest of us have not seen.
It is naive to think that "scoops" have nothing to do with beating everyone else to the punch.
A reporter who was never party to the agreement of the embargo is clearly not bound by the embargo. If someone not bound by the agreement finds out they every moral right to publish what they know.
If a reporter is provided the information on the condition that he not publish prior the public announcement then and only then can he be expected to refrain from publishing during the embargo.
I wouldn't say that reporters who were never party to an embargo agreement have a moral right to publish what they know, but agree they are under no ethical obligation to withhold information.
In many ways, an embargo agreement to me resembles the arguments surrounding whether to disclose what is on-the-record, off-the-record, on-background, on-deep-background, etc. It's not as if the reporter is the only one who has to consider the hazy customs involved — the scientists, the publishers, and anyone else in the know should think about the consequences of talking or not talking. I think that's what Ivan's trying to accomplish here.
Given that I myself on at least four or five occasions have found out about papers appearing in Nature, Science or PNAS three to six months or so before they ever appeared in print, I sat on them, to not jeopardize their publication and to not jeopardize my standing with the journals. You hopefully then can write up a story with more context and detail than anyone else on hand when the embargo lifts.
The scoops I've had have involved me contacting researchers up to years before publications have even been drafted yet by actually visiting researchers on site and seeing the work being done there — visiting paleontologists out at digs, for instance, or seeing mummies archaeologists dug up, or going to labs and seeing the work done firsthand. Or I've gotten scoops digging through obscure journals no one's looking at for stories — it wasn't all that long ago that the NEJM was obscure for reporters. To me, that's old-fashioned reporting — seeing something in the field, or looking places others overlook. And if you run across work that's embargoed, well, that's a hazard of the job, much like dealing with junkies and thugs is a hazard of crime reporting. At worst you lose a story — there's a lot of news every day, and you just go on to try and win the next battle. I beat people to the punch all the time by being observant, not by breaking a gentleman's agreement.


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