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EMERY - Arminta Marie Hewitt, age 75, died March 18, 2008 in Price, Utah. She was born Feb. 24, 1933 to Arnold L. Jacobsen and Martha Marie Jones in Emery, Utah. She married James H. Hewitt on July 19, 1951 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Arminta grew up in Emery and Huntington, Utah but spent most of her life in Emery. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was Auxiliary President for the American Legion. Some of her hobbies included: vegetable gardening and genealogy.
She is survived by her two children; Albert Johnny Hewitt of Gunnison, Utah, and Loretta Sanchez of Price, Utah; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; her brothers and sister; Clinton (Joy) Jacobson of St. George, Utah, Cecil (Florence) Jacobsen of Emery, Utah; Ceylan (Sharon) Jacobson of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Larraine (Steve) Drummond of Nevada.
She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, James; and her sister, Stella McKinny.
Funeral services were held Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 12 p.m. at the Emery LDS Chapel. Viewing was held Thursday, from 11-11:45 a.m. prior to the service at the church. Interment will be in the Emery City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
Mary Maxine Gordon Kitchen, 85, died March 19, 2008, in Provo, Utah. She was born March 26, 1922, in Orem, Utah, to Curtis and Minnie Crandall Gordon. We celebrate her life as an extraordinary mother, entrepreneur, contagious personality. Everyone who knew her truly loved and respected her.
She is survived by her sisters, Genevieve Ford, Elizabeth Hawkins, Cumorah Holdaway, Dixie Smith, and also six grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Russell Kitchen, her daughter, Lynnette Jeppson, sisters, Alta Jolley and Susie Jepperson, brother, Dee Gordon and great-granddaughter, Lynnette Roberts.
Maxine met and married Russell L. Kitchen, Sept. 15, 1939, in Orem, Utah. Maxine and Russell had three children, Lynnette Jeppson (deceased), Robert Leroy Kitchen, Fillmore, Utah, and Deanna Largent, Bellevue, Wash.
Maxine and Russell were prominent business owners in the community for years, operating the Orem Wedding Reception Center, catering to weddings. She also served as vice president of the Orem Chamber of Commerce in 1972. Also as a bridal consultant for ZCMI.
Maxine loved living at the ocean in Oregon, and everyone always looked forward to visiting and playing at the beach. Maxine's greatest love was her music, and she loved to entertain, especially playing at the Orem Senior Center. Maxine will be missed by family and friends.
We celebrated her wonderful life at funeral services Monday, March 24, 2008, at 11 a.m. in the Walker Sanderson Funeral Home, 646 East 800 North, Orem. Interment was held at the Orem City Cemetery.
HUNTINGTON - Yochio Espino, age 16, died March 22, 2008 in the Huntington Desert. He was born June 12, 1991 in Rexburg, Idaho to Daniel Espino and Berthila Leon.
Yochio was raised in Emery County, Utah, where he attended Emery High. He loved to hang out with friends and family, play sports, and be on the computer. He also loved playing with his nephew Aiden.
He is survived by his mother, Berthila Leon; brothers, Daniel Espino Jr., and Oswaldo Espino; sisters, Wanda Salazar, and Karen Clarke.
A Memorial Mass will be held Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Notre Dame Catholic Church (210 North Carbon Ave. - Price, Utah) Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Steven Bruce Temple, age 36, passed away quietly and peacefully at the University of Utah Hospital on March 10, 2008 at 7:30 a.m.
He's now in the hands of God and his pain and suffering are no longer.
Survived by his mother, Vondell; nephew, Shawn; niece, Sabrina; grandmother, Betty Lou Lander; daughters Nicole and Nakeysha (who were his life); and his ex-wife, Shirley.
He has joined his sister Valerie and his dad Bruce in Heaven. We all loved him and we will miss him dearly.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
HUNTINGTON�Grant J. Wilson, age 75, passed away March 18, 2008. Grant was born March 23, 1932 in Huntington, Utah to Leonard and Clara Lela Grange Wilson. He married Nelda Peacock on Sept. 12, 1953 in Orangeville, Utah. Their marriage was solemnized seven years later in the Manti LDS Temple.
Grant enlisted in the US Army at the beginning of the Korean Conflict, and lost his leg in the same to a land mine on Oct. 11, 1951. He was proud of his sacrifice in behalf of the citizens of the USA, and courageously faced down challenges that resulted from his sacrifice for the rest of his life.
Grant was a loyal son, father, and friend. He was active in his church and community. Dedicated to his faith, Grant served in numerous positions throughout his life in scouting, Elders Quorum, ward and stake Sunday school presidencies, and High Council. Civic positions include Huntington City Councilman, Democratic Party Precinct Chairman, Vietnam War Draft Board Chairman, school teacher, water master, farmer, and master horseman. He was a fearless defender of the "underdog", and a scrappy challenger of the "top dog". Grant felt called to aid those who struggled and suffered through no fault of their own. All who experienced his protection, compassion, loyalty and humor will miss him fiercely.
He is survived by his wife, Nelda; six children: Barbara Olsen of Broomfield, Colo., Gary J. (Terrie) Wilson of Huntington, Scott (Darla) Wilson of Cedar City, Utah, David L. Wilson of Huntington, Amy (Jeff) Richens of Price, and Kristin (Loren) Brinkerhoff of Syracuse, Utah; four siblings: Reid (Mavis) Wilson of Price, Bevan (Flo Ann) Wilson of Huntington, Ernest Wilson of Huntington, and Donna (Ron) Keener of Price; 15 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers: Loren Dick Wilson, Leonard Von Wilson, Bruce Lee Wilson, and Dale LeGrand Wilson; one sister, Lela Ann Van Buren; one son-in-law, Paul Olsen; and one sister-in-law, Marjorie Wilson.
Funeral services were Saturday March 22, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Huntington LDS Stake Center. A viewing was held Friday March 21, 2008 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (720 North Center Street) in Castle Dale and one hour prior to the services at the Stake Center. Interment was in the Huntington City Cemetery where he was laid to rest with full military honors. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON/ELMO-Katherine Anna Clements Lozinsky, age 88, passed away peacefully March 20, 2008 at Turnquist Retreat in Elmo.
She was born Nov. 4, 1919 in LaJunta, Colo. to Lester James and Lena Jenkins Clements.
Married John Lozinsky, April 24, 1944 in LaJunta, Colo.; he died April 11, 2004.
Katherine was a longtime member of the East Carbon Community Church where she held many offices. She was a resident of East Carbon since 1948 where she volunteered at the East Carbon Senior Citizen Center for many years. She enjoyed cross-stitching table cloths, baking for her family, and visiting with family and friends.
Survived by two daughters and one son, Betty (Terry) Jordan, Price, John H. (Kathy) Lozinsky, Hayden, Colo., Verna (Jerry) Stephens, Griffin, Ga.; sister, Norma Jean Flieschacker, Aurora, Colo.; nine grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandsons.
She was preceded in death by parents, sisters, Beatrice Snow and Dorothy Beard; and great-grandson, Andrew Dowton.
Funeral service, Wednesday, March 26, 2008, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service.
Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
"Good Friday" was the day God chose to call Mary Espinoza back into his loving arms. On March 21, 2008, surrounded by her family, calmness came over the room as she took her last breath and passed away. She was born on July 14, 1922 to Beatrice and Cayetano Gallegos in Espanola, N.M. She was the youngest of six children.
Mary's family moved to Montrose, Colo. where she met and married Eloy Espinoza on Aug.t 1, 1938. In 1948, they moved to Sunnydale, Utah, where Eloy worked at Kaiser Coal Mining Co. In 1953, the family moved to Wellington where they built their home. Mary and Eloy had 10 children, nine sons and one daughter.
Mary was known for her love of cooking, especially her pies. Mary worked in several restaurants in Price. If Mary moved to a new restaurant, her clientele would follow to continue enjoying her cooking. The last 10 years of her career were spent in the housekeeping department at Castleview Hospital, where she eventually retired on April 27, 1990.
Mary was very fond and proud of her family. She loved babies and animals, especially cats. She loved to crochet and made afghans for all her children and grandchildren. Mom had the greenest thumb around. She loved plants and flowers.
Mom, we love you; you've always been our "Hero". Survived by her children, Raymond, Alpine, Calif.; Frances (John Escandon Jr.), Chula Vista, Calif.; Joseph (Lori), Albuquerque, N.M.; Johnny, Price; Sam (Pat), Wellington, Utah; Marty, Salt Lake City, Utah; Anthony (Karen), Albuquerque, N.M.; Gary, Price, Utah; daughters-in-law, Sharon Espinoza, Portland, Ore.; Pam Espinoza, Chula Vista, Calif.; 18 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren; brother Paul Gallegos, Questa, N.M.; brother Silverio Gallegos, Salt Lake City, Utah; many nieces and nephews and their children.
Mary was preceded in death by her husband Eloy, sons Jesse and David, granddaughter, Corrainea, daughter-in-law, Jeanine, sisters, Arcenia and Teresina, brother, Julian, and her parents. She was a member of Notre Dame Catholic Church.
Funeral Mass, Thursday, March 27, 2008, 10 a.m. Notre Dame Catholic Church. Vigil service, Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday and Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers family suggest contributions to the Notre Dame Building Fund or any local charity of choice in memory of Mary.
PRICE - Jason Eugene Migliori, age 38, left this earth to join his Heavenly Father on March 19, 2008. He was born Sept. 4, 1969 in Moab, Utah but lived most of his life in Price, Utah.
Jason enjoyed fishing, hunting, boating, and most all-outdoor activities. His nephews thought he was the "best uncle" ever. Jason was very adept at jobs he tried, conquering most of them. He was always there to help the older generation and the young folks.
Jason leaves behind his wife, Jennifer; children, Colby, Dylan, Jashea, Mason, Morgan, and Aliyah; his father, Gene Migliori of Price, Utah; mother, Willie Lue Payne of Phoenix, Ariz.; sister, Thora Dowdell of Phoenix, Ariz.; and many aunts, uncles, nephews, and cousins.
Jason will be missed by those that truly knew him as a kind and good-hearted man.
Funeral services were held Monday, March 24, 2008 at 1 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (680 East 100 South) in Price, Utah. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and dear friend, Rita Axelsen Oviatt, age 84, passed away March 22, 2008 after a courageous battle with cancer.
She was born May 5, 1923 in Huntington, Utah to Percy and Lola Elizabeth Gordon Axelsen.
Married the love of her life Volmer Oviatt, Aug.5, 1944 in Price.
Rita was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a longtime resident of Carbon County. She was well known by many for her 28 years of dedicated service at JC Penney's in Price.
Mom loved spending her weekends in Scofield or camping on the desert. She always looked forward to Melon Days in Green River every year and her home was always open for those wishing to visit. She will be dearly missed by her family and many friends.
Survived by her husband, Volmer Oviatt, Price; one son and two daughters, Kent Oviatt, Spring Glen, Peggy Hennings, Price, Susan (Henry) Etzel, Wellington; sister, Lois Abrams, Price; sister-in-law, Clara Axelsen, Price; grandsons, Michael Etzel, Salt Lake City, David Payton of Helper; friend and caretaker, Virginia Martinez.
Rita was preceded in death by her parents, granddaughter, Traci Tallerico; brother, Sheldon Axelsen; son-in-law, Bob Hennings; and brother-in-law, Jack Abrams.
Funeral service, Wednesday, March 26, 2008, 11, Price Third LDS Ward, 303 West 500 South. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 6:30 -8 p.m. and at the church Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
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Probably not completely accurate. Chapter title is "Night of Blood"
Naruto says one day he wants to get rid of the Kyuubi's hatred too. Kyuubi tells him to not get cocky.
Neji has trouble standing from overusing the Byakugan.
Kiba tells him to go see the medical squad.
The medical squad is in chaos when Neji shows up.
Something about a suspicious man appearing and healing Neji? The wording is extremely vague.
Nagato and Itachi talk about Akatsuki and their eyes.
Three jounin medical squad members are killed.
Neji looks around with his Byakugan.
The medical squad is treating patients like normal.
The suspicious man passes a love letter to Sakura.
Sakura says she already has someone she likes.
Neji enters the room where people are being treated.
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Translation for itachi and nagato conversation:
長門 アンタどこまで暁の事を知ってた?
Nagato: Just how much did you know about Akatsuki?
イタチ お前よりは知ってたつもりだが…
Itachi: More than you did, I'm sure.
長門 フッ…結局オレもアンタも人に利用された忍だ… お互い持っているこの強すぎる 瞳力のお かげでな… 今回も…術者に後回しで動かされている
Nagato: Hmph. You and I both ended up as shinobi used by others...and we owe it all thanks to these overwhelmingly powerful ocular powers* of ours. Even this time, the operator saves us for later.
*tn note: douryoku
**tn note: "operator=(Edo Tensei) jutsu user=Kabuto"
イタチ ペイン… お前の六道の力・輪廻眼とオレの万華鏡写輪眼・ この二つの瞳力さえあ れば ほぼなんでも できると言っていい… 術者の奴はこのタイミングでオレの幻術の力を利用するつもりだ
Itachi: Pain, as long as we have those two ocular powers - the powers of your Six Paths and my Mangekyou Sharingan- it's safe to say we can do almost anything. As for the operator, with this timing, [he] intends to use my genjutsu powers
長門 イタチ… 確かにお前は暁において闇の中の忍だったからな
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I think it could be potentially interesting. The spoilers are still being confirmed by the way, so the chance they might be false is still a possibility.
I think it could be potentially interesting. The spoilers are still being confirmed by the way, so the chance they might be false is still a possibility.
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interesting chapter.i like it cause we learned that urahara had a plan against aizen.furthermore since aizen is sealed and not killed this wasnt the final battle.and i like the fact that urahara looks cool again cause i was disappointed when he lost against aizen.
The spoiler seems fake because Uaraha can't go to Soul Society, unless they unlocked his passport.
Actually notice it said the H-cube no longer recognizes Aizen so it probably wants Ichigo and thats how he gets his power back.
- I didnt think Ichigo would loose his power that quick I thought there would be a little more fight.
- Aizen being sealed instead of dead oh boy....
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i actually like this ending to aizen always knew he had to be sealed i think they might take him to soul society to deal with him properly there... has anyone thought maybe aizen has lost his powers too seeing as sugietsu has disappeared or can this be aizen toying with us again lol.......
@zero im pretty sure they are in karakura town what ever it's called and besides a time like this i'm pretty sure he is more than welcome to soul society..... and also hollows has attacked citizens in rukongai so i think he's the one who didn't want to go into soul society
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Originally Posted by halaros536
shut up you weakling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are just angry because i didnt let you became my SERVANT!!!!!! but icould not accept that because you are too weak to be my servant sorry
lol !! Aizen gettin sealed.. just die you fckin prick
- I thought it was time for King Realm:
** It seems like there's gonna be time-skip and someone is gonna un-seal Aizen. Do you guys remember the Muramasa Filler Arc, when his Master is sealed away etc..?there will be another bad guy appearing from another place, King Realm ?!?! Someone who's waiting for Aizen's defeat, because Aizen talks too much and that's why he never wanted to met him, even fight him
No seriously; I think that King Realm is gonna be Round 2.
It seems a little bit like that.. but the question is; who's gonna save Aizen?
... You're Dead 2 Me Now ...
Ichigo in FGT form looks sweet. Shall be my new desktop picture for awhile and yours too.
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Umberto U Color Italian Demi Color (6 oz.)
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No measuring, no mixes, no mess. Salon color has never been easier! The one-step sachet packet system of color, developer, and equalizer is ready-to-use. Umberto U Color Italian Demi Color is simple and foolproof.
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Developed by master colorists, Umberto Beverly Hills demi-permanent hair color lasts for up to 28 shampoos and comes in 24 vibrant, natural shades. You can achieve professional hair color at home with this easy, no mess kit that includes two color packets, latex gloves, detail brush and instructions. Just snip the packet, squeeze onto your hair, and smoosh the color right in as if you were shampooing!


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Italian Shoemakers Beasley Wedge Sandal
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Add some sparkle to your look with the Italian Shoemakers Beasley. This jeweled wedge sandal will keep you comfortable while looking good!
- Leopard print fabric upper
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- 1½" molded sliver wedge heel
- Synthetic sole
- Made in Italy
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June 21, 2013
Great Lightweight sandal
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Consumers find it cheaper to stay home for New Year's
Economy brings less travel, more local parties
Bright lights, confetti and party horns were the highlight of most New Year's Eve bar parties, but many people chose to celebrate the calendar change in the comfort of their own home.
Jim Bielinski, owner of Brookfield Liquor and Beer, 13660 W. Capitol Drive, said many of his New Year's Eve customers mentioned they were planning to stay home this year.
"Many people have come to learn that it's a lot cheaper to be at home and it's a lot safer than being on the road with drunken drivers," Bielinski said.
A bottle of beer typically sells for $3 to $5 at a tavern, and mixed drinks can cost $8 or more per glass. Some consumers have chosen to use that money to buy an entire bottle or case of their favorite alcoholic drink instead of running a tab at the bar.
While some prefer the party atmosphere of clubs and bars, many find comfort in staying close to home and away from potential drunken drivers.
"A lot of people were doing group parties in their neighborhood, where they can just walk from house to house," Bielinski said. "You avoid being pulled over for a costly OWI and you avoid being hit by a drunk. Even if you are sober or in a taxi, a drunk driver can still hit you."
The down economy also was a factor in the home-for-the-holiday trend.
"As economy issues increase, consumer spending at bars and clubs decreases," Bielinski said.
Brookfield Liquor and Beer has been open for 16 months, and although liquor sales are up overall between Christmas and New Year's, according to Bielinski, construction on Capitol Drive hurt the business this season.
"We had a very small increase this December over last December," he said. "We lost a lot of customers from the construction."
As Bielinski's store welcomes the new year, he said, the Packers can help sales start off strong in January by progressing in the playoffs.
"Between January and March, liquor sales decline, but the Packers can keep us strong through January by winning," he said with a laugh. "When they win, fans look forward to celebrating, and that's where we come in."
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President Obama said on Saturday that he was ready to take military action against Syrian President Bashar Assad, but that he will seek the approval of Congress before carrying out a military strike. VPC
BERLIN — World reaction was swift following President Obama's decision to seek congressional approval for military action against Bashar Assad's regime, with Syrian officials characterizing it as saving face, Europeans expressing cautious support and the pope calling for a day of prayer.
"(British Prime Minister David Cameron and President Obama) climbed to the top of the tree and banged their drums for action and now they don't know how to get down — (seeking legislative approval for action) allows them this," Syrian U.N. representative Bashar al Jaafari told Sana state TV on Sunday.
While Germany and Italy called for military action only if the U.N. Security Council passes a resolution authorizing such an attack — which is unlikely because of Russian opposition — France said its prime minister, Cabinet members and leading lawmakers would meet Monday ahead of a parliamentary debate Wednesday on airstrikes.
Britain's Parliament voted against military action in Syria last week. On Sunday, Cameron gave a nod to Obama's decision, tweeting "I support and understand Barack Obama's position."
France's President Francois Holland has been leading the call for action against the Syrian regime even as two-thirds of the French oppose the country's involvement, according to a poll published by Le Parisien newspaper over the weekend.
"France cannot go alone — there has to be a coalition in place," Interior Minister Manuel Valls told France's Europe Radio 1.
STORY: Syrian state-run newspaper calls Obama move a retreat
FULL COVERAGE: Latest developments in Syria
STORY: Relief, disappointment in Syria after airstrike delay
STORY: Israelis question U.S. commitment in Syria
Political analyst Nicole Bacharan told the broadcaster that the U.S., like France, is in a tricky position.
"Obama is really alone in the world — there is no international mandate, no U.N. mandate or NATO, there is no coalition," she said. "There is no national mandate either."
Some say world leaders' caution, especially in the United Kingdom and the U.S., arises from a public wariness over another quagmire such as the Iraq War, which some believe was started after faulty intelligence regarding weapons of mass destruction. France opposed involvement in that conflict.
"What Barack Obama has done is consistent with our set of decisions, which is that you have to take the country with you," Britain's Chancellor George Osborne told the BBC. "Barack Obama is also a post-Iraq politician and he is living with the legacy of the way decisions were made in his country 10 years ago (just as we do). David Cameron and Barack Obama are leaders trying to learn from that experience and trying to take people with them."
Meanwhile, Pope Francis on Sunday called for a day of prayer Saturday for Syria. "My heart is profoundly wounded these days by what is happening in Syria," he told worshipers at the Vatican on Sunday.
The pope said he was worried over the mounting pressure for an attack against the Syrian regime. "I strongly condemn the use of chemical weapons," he said. "But more violence does not lead to peace but just more war."
In Antakya, about 25 miles from the Syrian border, some have been protesting against military intervention in Syria over the past few weeks.
"The local people just want to make their voices heard in these demonstrations," said Nour Maraawi, a Syrian living in Antakya. "As long as you don't openly announce that you're anti-regime, I think it will all be fine. I tell them that I'm in the gray area and against all the killing."
Turkey, which shares a porous border with Syria, has seen the Syrian conflict spill over into the country. In May, a double car bombing in the border town of Reyhanli killed more than 50 people. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has called for the Syrian regime to step down over the past two years of the conflict, blamed Turks loyal to the Syrian regime.
Still, there is fear of local tensions escalating if Turkey were to be involved in any military strikes on Syria.
"We don't like the Syrians living in Antakya — we can't be as relaxed or feel as safe as in the past, and it doesn't feel like our hometown anymore," said Yasemin Hussein, a student from Antakya. "There will be chaos in Antakya if there are strikes because the Syrians living here don't like the regime, and Antakyans support it."
Meanwhile, Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Nabil Fahmy rejected any military strike against Syria ahead of an emergency meeting of the Arab Foreign Ministers at the Arab League set to take place Sunday evening, Egypt's Daily News reported.
The Arab League delegates met last week saying they held the Syrian regime responsible for the chemical attack and called on the international community and the United Nations Security Council to hold the regime responsible.
If the U.S. and its allies were to strike, "the government reaction would be limited to issuing a statement criticizing this military intervention (and) disapproving of the military action," said Mustapha Al Sayyid, a professor of political science at Cairo University and the American University in Cairo.
Mohamed Kadry Said, a retired general and head of the security studies unit at the Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies in Cairo, said Egyptians would oppose American-led strikes in Syria.
"Forget the government," he said. "I expect people in the street will not be happy with this, especially because the war itself is not clear. ... I cannot believe that this will go well in the region."
Contributing: Sarah Lynch in Cairo; Bradley Secker in Istanbul


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They have been busy at "Ding" Darling, tracking Mangrove Cuckoo. This bird is difficult to spot because it stays in the mangroves and getting in there to to spot one usually requires a boat and some special skills.
As part of a special wildlife grant, researchers have ben hanging out in the Refuge, hoping to spot one. Well, they more than succeeded. By playing a recording of the Cuckoo's call, they were able to coax one to show on a mangrove branch. Then, moving deeper into the mangrove forest they were able to get two to present. This was unprecedented in the experience of the researchers.
One of those birds was captured and fitted with a leg band and a miniature radio transmitter, These will be used to track the bird to see where it goes and whether or not it leaves the immediate habitat.
As most birders know, using bird calls to attract birds is not allowed in "Ding" Darling NWR, without a special permit. As most birders also know, even without the assistance of bird calls, the refuge is a fertile area for watching and photographing birds of many species. We have many guests who stay at West Wind Inn specifically because our proximity to Ding Darling makes it convenient to bird-watch there.
Of course, they also love the beach (who doesn't), which swarms with seabirds, and the heated pool, which attracts fellow birders to relax at poolside and at the pool-deck snack and beverage bar. This is TRUE SANIBEL.
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Seychelles Long Distance Snakeskin Sandal
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Reptile embossing and a metallic heel on this sensational T-strap from Seychelles make it the perfect summer sandal! The Long Distance platform is sure to make you stand out.
- Suede and snakeskin print leather upper
- T-strap with adjustable buckle
- 1½" platform, 5¼" covered heel with metallic trim
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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Super fun wedge
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July 30, 2013
Awesome Sandals
"I love these shoes. I have worn them to work and then to an evening event. I have received a lot of complements especially about the heel. I would buy them in another color if it was available."
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Location: seattle, wa
July 29, 2013
love em!
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June 12, 2013
Cute, cute, cute!!!
"Soooo cute on, very happy when it arrived... very stylish and not your typical wedge type shoe. Looks expensive and is very comfortable!"
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La Canadienne Atlanta Boot
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Item # 251676
Complete your cold weather look with the Atlanta from La Canadienne. This boot is lined with shearling to keep you looking hot and feeling cozy on the coolest of days.
- Distressed leather and nubuck upper
- Fleece lining
- Optional fleece cuff
- 11" shaft height, pull on
- 14" calf circumference
- Thermoplastic rubber outsole for flexibility and dependable grip
- Made in Canada
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Location: Ossining, NY
March 08, 2013
Great winter boot
"I needed a boot that was warm, dry, good on ice and looked decent (at least with a pants suit) This fits the bill perfectly. It is a pull on, up to the knee and is a dull black, which looks perfect under slacks. They keep my feet warm and dry and have good grips on the sole for walking in the snowy weather Just order a half size up because they run small."
By: tessmpls
Location: Minneapolis MN
March 06, 2013
La Canadienne Atlanta Boot
"Warm and comfy with decent traction. Not quite as stylish as I'd hoped, tho. Got these just in time for the recent nine-plus snowfall we got the last two days! : )"
By: Leeshy
Location: Boston, MA
February 18, 2013
"I bought these because I needed warm, waterproof snow boots for running around and I thought these were a more stylish choice. They have proven to be very warm but they are not very cute. The problem with this is that they don't look snow-boot-y enough to excuse the lack of style (like the big, obviously snow boot style) and so when I wear them I sort of feel like I'm wearing regular high boots but that are kinda ugly. Oh well, I'm sure I'll get over my hang ups because they are warm, they fit well and I think will last a long time."
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Location: NYC
January 19, 2013
La Canadienne Atlanta Boot
"The perfect Boots"
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Berlin Mark Hotel
Located in the Ku´damm district, close to zoolgoical garden and a plethora of cafes, this modern, elegant and comfortable 4 star hotel.
The Berlin Mark Hotel is located in a wonderfully peaceful, yet splendid side-street off of the famous Boulevard. Just a few minutes' walk will bring the guests to the Bahnhof Zoo (railway station), bus stops, and the U-Bahn (underground) stations. This is the best location to take in the pulsating beat of this capital city.
The hotel offers 239 exquisite, air-conditioned rooms and suites. The hotel is also perfectly suitable for those who suffer from allergies. Guests of the city on the river Spree will enjoy the excellent quality and top service.
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Sleeps 3, Bed Type: Double(s) and single(s) Private bathroom, Satellite television, Air conditioning, Minibar, Television
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Priority: Major
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- Determine requirements for the Moodle modules and plugins database
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MDLSITE-551 Make module and plugins database send comments to the maintainers.
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MDLSITE-353 modules and plugins database needs specific version numbers, not just '1.6 or higher'
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MDLSITE-1255 users are required to log in to view comments in plugins database
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MDLSITE-406 Modules and Plugins Database - an improved rating system
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Hi Helen, Thanks for starting this off. I am looking forward to hearing Anthony's and others' thoughts on requirements for this new modules/plugins database. Many of my ideas come from using Versiontracker. May I begin a little brainstorning?
- roles (4): authors, users, moderators (assigned to review modules or module groups), administrator(s) of whole process
- reviews by users, reviews by version
- yes/no comment on reviews (Was this review helpful?)
- ratings by users, moderators
- submission form for authors
- download by version for users (1.6 --2.0)
- download counting--for a "most downloaded" block
- searching--default view shows most popular, views according module/plugin/hack/block
- links to documentation, forums, similar/associated modules
- overall quality rating (done by moderator) considering operation, bugfixing, documentation, versions, usefulness, code standards
Instead of leaving the current system based on the Moodle Database module, why not to improve the Database module to fit the M&PD needs? Other day, I was thinking about using it as a small bug tracking system. There are just several features needed (more field types like auto increment/serial field, workflow support etc.) and not only M&PD but all Moodle users might profit from the Database module improvements. As we say in Czech, let us kill two flies in one slap (http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kill_two_birds_with_one_stone)
I am attaching is a fake html page which is a shot at reworking plugins database input using the current module, possibly with some extra tuning. I changed the order, ligned things up, resized inputs to match, expanded some labels, etc. A few comments are inserted within the page, hopfully not too distracting.
Thanks for your work, Robert! As I can see, the big issue will be reports (listings) of the MPD. Has anybody else here seen how Lotus Notes database views work? Imho this is the area where the current Database module needs improvements.
I've just run into the problem of people adding support requests as comments on the modules and plugins page, which I didn't notice for a month (and then only by chance). Any replacement system must have the ability to email the maintainer whenever a comment is added.
I agree with all you for a new way to share Moodle module , maybe just trying to get in touch with the team of Moset Tree. The technology driving the Extensions Directory has been donated by Lee, of Mosets.
"Just so you know, I was extremely enthusiastic when the Joomla! team invited me to help them solve this problem by creating an extensions directory using Mosets Tree. I agreed and immediately started working closely with the Directory Team. Thanks goes to them for their excellent team work, to the Forum moderators for testing and comments, and to Ken Mcdonald specifically for his excellent list of extensions popularly known as 'Ken's List'."
They love to have big team working with their products :
Mosets Tree is the directory extension that powers Joomla! Extensions Directory. We have been extremely excited to be working with the Joomla! team to develop this site. Every feature you see in the Extensions Directory is available in Mosets Tree, except for a few customizations that is specific to Extensions Directory.
You can read more about the launch announcement here :
Thanks everyone for your comments.
Just adding a link to http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Modules_and_plugins_improvements
I have summarized some of this on the Docs page referenced above.
Popularity (downloads, installs, views?)
Ratings (user/developer)
Ability to filter by (version, type, keyword)
Quality assessment (gold, silver, bronze medals?)
Status (active, inactive) - by default do not show inactive (no maintainer and/or for a version of Moodle not currently being supported)
Tag - ability to tag related projects (questionnaire and feedback are both survey like modules)
Did I miss anything crucial?
Hi Anthony,
Thanks for working on this. It is really needed.
I agree with all of the above in your list. In particular, it also needs to show a version history. Also something about what it is compatible with. This is complicated. For example, the Sharing Cart has had 12 versions released in Moodle 1.9. Each one solves a particular problem in compatibility--either with a new point version of Moodle 1.9.x or with a third party modules. Since it is impossible to be compatible with all third party modules, it would be good to show which third party modules it has been tested with and the results.
Also ratings (stars) and reviews (written assessment) might be combined, as in Amazon book reviews. And readers should rate a review as helpful/not helpful. It would be good to rate on a rubric scale that is combined into a general rating. ie: stability, usefulness, documentation, interface, settings)
Hi Guys,
I'm keenly following this.
I'm at MoodleMootAu10 and I just had a chat with Julian Ridden about this. I believe we agreed on a couple of points.
- We should be forcing contributed code onto CVS/git. It ensures that code is available and removes the temptation for contributors to add advertising or requiring commitments before you can download the code.
- Uploading code to the repository need not be through CVS. A simpler facility, for those who want it, could be achieved through the Web, which puts the code into the repository.
- Quality can be subjective. How do we ensure objectivity? Could a bad initial review destroy what could eventually become a string contribution in future?
- Creating "editor" or "approver" roles could create bottlenecks to getting code out. It should be possible for code to be accessed before it is approved or "finalised" at a level of risk. (I'm not sure that Julian agreed with this, but he was concerned about bottlenecks).
Just quoting something David mentioned in dev chat so that it doesn't get forgotten:
(16:04:56) david: note for Sam: the new m&p must contain 'how to request pull' field
Hi guys,
Quick note, I've started working on the proposal for this now.
You can check out the direction it is all heading at http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Modules_and_plugins_replacement_proposal
Sam - Looks like you have a good start. I'll give Docs page a closer review this weekend. Would you prefer comments here in the tracker or in the talk section of the wiki? With git, there may be multiple versions for a particular version. For example, say a partner "certifies" a particular version of a module and the primary maintainer continues to work on the code. I would envision that we would want a 1 to many relationship there so that we could see all of the available downloads and their popularity, etc. Have you given thought to how we might get download statistics with things all over the place? I think this makes it more important that we begin modifying the site registration routine to communicate back what modules and blocks are installed. In any case, more thoughts coming. Let me know how I can best be of help. Peace - Anthony
Hi Sam,
That looks like a good, solid proposal. I'm heading to Moodle HQ next week and hopefully we'll have a chance to chat about it.
So I don't forget, one idea that has come up before that I didn't see in my quick look at the proposal was how Moodle itself will link into the new M&P. I assume the "Check plugin versions" web service is partially intended for the purpose of showing an administrator if their modules/blocks/etc. are up to date. I think the change towards that advisory functionality should be considered in conjunction with the M&P update. There could also be communication in the direction from a Moodle instance to M&P to provide more statistics to developers if it is volunteered (perhaps automatically) from an administrator.
Certainly I like the idea of better notifications to CONTRIB developers. I know a lot of information is lost in M&P because there are no notifications. Perhaps there can be stronger linkage between M&P and the Tracker so bug reports and improvement requests go to where they should.
Hi guys,
Thank you for taking the time to read over and give it a good think.
I am talking to Martin about the proposal this afternoon to ensure he is happy with it (he is reading it for the first time presently).
From there I will continue to gather feedback and work on it, any suggestions are more than welcome!
In regards to the questions so far...
First up Anthony, I am happy for you to either comment here, or on the talk page. As other developers have started commenting on the talk page perhaps that is the better location. Just make sure you add your signature to it, and I'll aim to reply to every comment to ensure that nothing is missed.
In regards to the versioning question, I would rather avoid the idea of having versions of versions, I would like to think that people can create as many versions of a plugin as they want, and each real version will be represented by a single version in the database. Perhaps the solution is that we should not let people edit a version once it has been uploaded, or if they do edit it we mark it as such, remove awards etc?
In regards to how this will tie in with Moodle core and the registration routines the answer ties in with Michaels question so I'll answer than in a bit.
As for how you can best be of help, continue this! asking questions thinking about how you'd like to see it play out.. that is the biggest help at the moment.
Michael, first up linking to the tracker. Yes. It would be great to tie the two in together in an automatic way. I'll talk to Martin about his plans for tracker and start investigating possibilities there.
Now Anothony asked about the registration process, and Michael you asked about how Moodle will tie into the new system.
The webservices are indeed geared towards providing a base to build upon that will allow us to tie the two together with the end goal of having Moodle be able to install, and update plugins you are using from the new system. Similar to the way other projects such as wordpress handle plugins .
Again I will be talking to Martin this afternoon to find out how far down that rabbit hole is would like to go presently, however either way there will be some discussion about that coming shortly so that at the very least we can factor it into the design of this new system and not find ourselves having to rewrite things again in the near future.
I hope that answers a few questions, continue with the feedback!
Resolving as fixed since we now have http://moodle.org/plugins
Thanks everybody!


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'Adopt a Senior' is one opportunity to reach out and be inclusive. Christmas caroling to a shut-in neighbor, inviting an elderly friend to a matinee movie or attending a concert together are all ideas to reach out to others.
The winter is also a time that challenges our elderly population because of less sunlight, colder temperatures and isolation. The St. George Senior Center staff encourages our seniors to stay active both physically and mentally. Shana Bland, St. George Senior Citizens Center supervisor, wants to invite anyone over the age of 60 to get involved with classes like pickleball, Zumba and Breakfast for the Brain. She said that it is for the mind, body and spirit--by enjoying the company of others, joining a bereavement support group for those who have lost a spouse or learning a new skill.
Bland has advice for adult children caregivers as they enter a new role in helping their parents. Situations change for both parent and the adult child. She said, "We don't realize our parents have fears. We need to nurture and support them."
Learn more about the Gayle and Mary Aldred Senior Center in St. George which is part of a Washington County wide effort to provide services to our senior citizens. In the video, Bland briefly describes the purpose and goals of serving our seniors locally.
There are three senior centers with the other two located in Enterprise and Hurricane. To learn more about the "Adopt a Senior" call Shana at 435.634.5743. Read about classes, the senior center bus, Meals on Wheels program or the lunch program by visiting the website for the monthly newsletter at http://www.stg.coa.washco.utah.gov/
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Wal-Mart Offers a Payoff to All of Womankind
Just months ago, dying trinket warehouse Wal-Mart escaped the largest sex discrimination suit in history. I don't even know why I brought that up, because it has nothing to do with the massive Wal-Mart woman-payoff PR campaign announced today. Nothing!
The hellish crap merchant has announced that it will be doing a whole big $20 billion "Empower Women" initiative just because mainly you know, Wal-Mart likes women, why not? So embarrassing that they're getting all this press about it, ugh! Can't Wal-Mart just launch a gaudy PR campaign about spending billions of dollars with women-owned businesses in private?
Highly paid Wal-Mart corporate strategist Leslie Dach says it clearly: this PR campaign "is not in reaction to the class-action suit against Wal-Mart, which charged unfair treatment of women in the workplace." Ladies, ladies, your outpouring of adulation is embarrassing, for Wal-Mart! Please, just enjoy the everyday low prices, don't even mention this meticulously planned strategy designed to head off any future class action suits, okay? Yeesh. Women!
As of press time, Wal-Mart's Women initiative did not specifically address little girl bat attacks or women who might want a union.
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Sept. 16
Vendors in the Park - Noon until dark. 3 Man Golf Scramble - Golf Course - 9 a.m. GRHS Baseball game VS Wendover 2 p.m. Softball games all evening at City Ball Parks. Queen Pageant - High School - 7 p.m. Square Dancing City Park - 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 17: 5K Melon Walk/Run - 7 a.m. Scout Breakfast at the City Park 7 - 9:30 a.m. Vendors in the Park - all da Parade - 10 a.m. Entertainment in the the Park - 11:30 a.m. featuring Switchback. Live Music - Bands on Broadway all afternoon and evening. Duck Races in the river - 3 p.m. Softball games - all afternoon and evening Square Dancing - City Park - 7:30 p.m. Free Melon all day Saturday (sponsored by local melon growers).
Peach Days
Sept. 7: Exhibits accepted at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. - contact Angela 384-2735; Talent Show and Dessert Contest - 6 p.m. Mayor's Park.
Sept. 8: Floral exhibits and baked or cooked items due at City Hall by 10 a.m. Bike Ride - 6 p.m. Mayors Park Contact City Hall for information.
Sept. 9: Exhibits on display at City Hall 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Dinner and entertainment in the Park - Dinner at the Fairground Park from 6 - 7:30 p.m. Fireworks - 8:30 p.m. at Millsite Reservoir.
> Sept. 10-Field of Flags - Sunrise Ceremony Program begins promptly at 7 a.m. at the Old Church Park - Flags will remain on display through Monday Breakfast 7:30 - 9 a.m. at the Fire Station; Fun Run - 7:30 a.m. Meet in front of Ferron Elementary.
All day Golf Tournament Scramble at Millsite Golf Course. Call 384-2887; Parade 10 a.m. Mill Road and State Street. Family Fun Day - Fun and games at the Mayor's Park immediately following the Parade Soapbox Derby - Races begin at Noon at 100 East and Mill Road. Exhibits on display at City Hall from Noon - 3 p.m.
Horse Races - Races will begin promptly at 1 p.m. at the Fairgrounds Demolition Derby following the Races at approximately 6 p.m.
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Posted on 12/06/2012 12:18:57 PM PST by Mrs. Don-o
Barry and Bonnie Hewlett had been studying the Aka and Ngandu people of central Africa for many years before they began to specifically study the groups' sexuality. As they reported in the journal African Study Monographs, the married couple of anthropologists from Washington State University "decided to systematically study sexual behavior after several campfire discussions with married middle-aged Aka men who mentioned in passing that they had sex three or four times during the night. At first [they] thought it was just men telling their stories, but we talked to women and they verified the men's assertions."
In turning to a dedicated study of sex practices, the Hewletts formally confirmed that the campfire stories were no mere fish tales. Married Aka and Ngandu men and women consistently reported having sex multiple times in a single night. But in the process of verifying this, the Hewletts also incidentally found that homosexuality and masturbation appeared to be foreign to both groups.
(Excerpt) Read more at theatlantic.com ...
...A woman who is already pregnant will see having intercourse as contributing to the health of her fetus. While the Aka and the Ngandu live in the same general region, an area in central Africa marked by tropic forest, their cultures are distinct. The Aka are foragers and, according to the Hewletts, "gender egalitarianism among the Aka is about as pronounced as human societies get." Women may hunt, even on their own, and often control distribution of resources. The Ngandu, by contrast, are slash-and-burn farmers with stable locations and significant gender inequality, with men typically dominating over women.
What the Aka and Ngandu have in common, besides geography, is this: In both cultures, men and women view sexual intercourse as a kind of "work of the night." The purpose of this work is the production of children -- a critical matter in an area with a very high infant mortality rate. Semen is understood by the Aka and Ngandu to be necessary not only to conception, but also to fetal development. A woman who is already pregnant will see having intercourse as contributing to the health of her fetus.
The Aka and Ngandu speak of sex as "searching for children." That's not to say they don't enjoy having sex. Clearly they do. The Hewletts relay a song a group of children invented after stealthily watching two lovers having sex. In the song, the man asks, "How do you want it?" and the woman answers, "Oh, I want it big." The man asks again, and the woman answers, "Oh, I want it long." The song then enters a refrain with the man thrusting and asking his partner, "Did you come?"
But while the individuals the Hewletts interviewed -- like the song -- made it clear that sex is pleasurable for these folks, and something that brings couples closer, they also made clear that babies are the goal of sex. Said one Aka woman, "It is fun to have sex, but it is to look for a child." Meanwhile, a Ngandu woman confessed, "after losing so many infants I lost courage to have sex."
Is the strong cultural focus on sex as a reproductive tool the reason masturbation and homosexual practices seem to be virtually unknown among the Aka and Ngandu? That isn't clear. But the Hewletts did find that their informants -- whom they knew well from years of field work -- "were not aware of these practices, did not have terms for them," and, in the case of the Aka, had a hard time even understanding about what the researchers were asking when they asked about homosexual behaviors.
The Ngandu "were familiar with the concept" of homosexual behavior, "but no word existed for it and they said they did not know of any such relationships in or around the village. Men who had traveled to the capital, Bangui, said it existed in the city and was called 'PD' (French for par derriere or from behind)."
Given all this, the Hewletts conclude, "Homosexuality and masturbation are rare or nonexistent [in these two cultures], not because they are frowned upon or punished, but because they are not part of the cultural models of sexuality in either ethnic group."
The finding with regard to homosexuality is perhaps not that surprising. As the Hewletts note, other researchers have documented cultures where homosexuality appears not to exist. If homosexual orientation has a genetic component to it -- and there is increasing evidence that it does, in many cases -- then it would not be surprising that this complex human trait (one that involves non-procreative efforts) would be found in some populations but not others.
Moreoever, sexual behavior -- whether homosexual, heterosexual, or any other type -- is never simply genetically determined in humans. Humans are born with sexual potentials that will manifest differently in different cultural settings. So, about heterosexuality, the Hewletts note that Western cultures' valuing of sleeping through the night probably limits Western heterosexual couples' interest in having sex multiple times between dusk and dawn. In our culture, the work we have to do by day may overtake "the work of the night."
It's also worth noting that Western science specifically distinguishes between three components of sexuality: desire, behavior, and identity. While the Hewletts' research suggests that homosexual behavior and identity are foreign to the Aka and Ngandu, it's entirely possible that homosexual desire does exist in these groups, at least for some of their members (so to speak). A culture that recognizes such desires -- and especially a culture that does not condemn them -- and especially one that involves large groups where homosexually-inclined people can find each other -- is the type where such desires will become openly apparent.
When I put this to the Hewletts, they replied that indeed, the desire may exist in some individuals in these groups, but we simply do not know. They added that although the Aka and Ngandu live in small groups, "They travel extensively and our studies suggest each person knows about 400-500 individuals," which means that, theoretically, a person with homosexual desires might find another person with the same. But in a culture in which the general idea of a desire doesn't exist, such a desire might remain unarticulated, even if two people who share it find each other.
The absence of masturbation among Aka and Ngandu men and women may be more surprising, and perhaps also harder to explain. Recall that the Hewletts did not find that masturbation is "frowned upon or punished," but rather that there is just no general conception of it. This finding recalls a much-discussed 2010 Behavioral and Brain Sciences paper called "The WEIRDest people in the world?" in which the authors argued that far too many sweeping claims about "human nature" are drawn exclusively from samples of Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic (WEIRD) societies.
Studies of small-scale, rural, non-Western cultures like the Aka and Ngandu paint a more complicated picture of human variation. The Hewletts remark that, "the Western cultural emphasis on recreational sex has ... led some researchers to suggest that human sexuality is similar to bonobo apes because they have frequent non-reproductive sex, engage in sex throughout the female cycle, and use sex to reduce social tensions." But, the Hewletts suggest, "The bonobo view may apply to Euro-Americans (plural), but from an Aka or Ngandu viewpoint, sex is linked to reproduction and building a family." Where sex is work, sex may just work differently.
Where sex is natural, sex may just work naturally.
Anthropologists don't have a good track record getting the streight poop on this topic from "native" people.
The tribes call sex the 'work of the night.'
"Look, honey, we gotta go to work...every night."
Now the term "gettin' busy" means so much more.
On the other hand, these particular anthropologists don't seem to be pursuing the "primitive people are polymorphously perverse like the peaceful loving bonobos" line. And it should be more-or-less verifiable as to whether they have words for homosexuality and masturbation in their vocabularies. Reportedly, they don't.
Our culture throws sex at us so we can accept it as "natural" but they pervert it and encourage the unnatural.
As I have told my children and now my grandchildren, sex is a wonderful thing when used as God planned it.
Just from the people I know who are promiscuous, it is almost impossible to understand the sheer wonder and beauty of a life commitment with one sex partner.
*Trick question (neither) -- Kenyan 'Mo
***The tribes call sex the work of the night.***
And I got old enough my body retired me! ;-(
lol - sorry man!
Given all this, the Hewletts conclude, "Homosexuality and masturbation are rare or nonexistent [in these two cultures], not because they are frowned upon or punished, but because they are not part of the cultural models of sexuality in either ethnic group."
The finding with regard to homosexuality is perhaps not that surprising. As the Hewletts note, other researchers have documented cultures where homosexuality appears not to exist. If homosexual orientation has a genetic component to it — and there is increasing evidence that it does, in many cases — then it would not be surprising that this complex human trait (one that involves non-procreative efforts) would be found in some populations but not others.
So, they're saying that homosexuality has a genetic component, but they can't find it here, so it doesn't exist here. But it does in others.
It's a choice. You don't choose the eye color, hair color, etc, you're born with (but can change it afterward, obviously with contacts and hair dye), but I believe you do choose to be gay or not.
Wait about 2 minutes, then watch for militant feminazis to condemn this study.
actually it is becoming more and more obvious there is no genetic component. that is one of the reasons the homosexuals have gone silent on the issue.
Well... This will never get out..cause it doesn't fit the adjenda.
The Ngandu "were familiar with the concept" of homosexual behavior, "but no word existed for it"
May I be the first to suggest: "Ewwwww"
I just love writers who substitute their opinions for the actual research. The people who actually did the work found nothing that even remotely resembled that "possibility", and said so multiple times, yet the author of the article ignored them completely to posit their own opinion.
Perhaps in a culture where women do not "defraud" their husbands, as the Apostle Paul put it, perversion is naturally kept at bay.
The Ngandu "were familiar with the concept" of homosexual behavior, "but no word existed for it and they said they did not know of any such relationships in or around the village. Men who had traveled to the capital, Bangui, said it existed in the city and was called 'PD' (French for par derriere or from behind)."
Pédé is short for pédéraste.
i am starting the rumor that they have found the gene for homosexuality, but are afraid to publish it for fear couples will abort babies that are found to possess it.
that would be the ironic end of the pop culture war...
"Anthropologists dont have a good track record getting the streight poop on this topic from native people."
Yes, or reporting unbiased results.
lol. We always can dream:
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Where the longhorn cattle feed
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I'm curious if the good Doctor Barry S. Hewlett, American Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Washington State University might be a descendant of one of my most admired people, William Reddington Hewlett, co-founder of Hewlett-Packard Company.
I don't believe it.
You see, women get pregnant and don't want sex sometimes. And if you get pregnant while breastfeeding, your milk dries up and the kid dies of Kwashiorkor (protein deficiency because the replacement foods are mainly carbohydrate).
Some Bantu tribes allow variations of sex to prevent these problem...and the article doesn't even mention these things...nor do they mention that other Bantu tribes forbid vaginal intercourse while pregnant or while breast feeding....(again, they may allow sex, but not vaginal intercourse)...
Maybe the writers had an agenda, or the folks told them what they wanted to hear, which is how some folks get rid of those nasty anthropologists who ask personal questions.
(Margaret Meade was looking to justify her adultery, so wanted stories of promiscuity and got them; and some Native Americans laugh at these anthropologists and told them really crazy stories, some of which are still found in scholarly books. They think it's a big joke on the white man)...
What a fascinating article.
Will ping out perhaps tomorrow or tonight.
So does being "sore in the mornin'" after all that "work of the night."
As for breastfeeding, if you do it on-demand and especially at night by co-sleeping with the baby, isn't that supposed to keep the mother anovulatory for 18 months+? If the nursing moms are as anovulatory as they ought to be, sex in any form shouldn't matter, because the lactational effect will prevent too-closely-spaced pregnancies. The #1 priority would be to keep the moms well-nourished and well-hydrated so the lactation benefit is optimal. Or so it seems to me.
But you're the doc. What do you think?
That was my point - and I agree. For years it's been a rallying cry "we're born this way", "we were made this way", "God made us this way". But it's bull poop. You may be influenced by your environment, but it's a choice - period.
Yup. Unfortunately American women (at least) tend to withhold sex from their husbands as a retaliation, as a weapon, or just for "fun". I'm dealing with that now; even through multiple lessons from our pastor. It just makes one hyper-masculine, and frankly, extremely frustrated.
those studies are a bunch of nonsense, usually based on tiny samples that don't represent the majority of patients.
They also assume that eclampsia/preeclampsia is purely an immune problem, but the syndrome has several variations...and is more common in areas where people are malnourished or high risk: women having first babies have a higher rate, as do women with high blood pressure or with twins.
homosexuality is a continuum, and nearly every culture has one to two percent of "gays" and a lot of bisexuals who could go either way.
In many African tribes, homosexuality is taboo, so no one will admit it.
But I had read that one of the reasons why women having ther first babies suffer from it at an higher rate, is that they have not had much exposure to their husband's semen before their pregnancy. (For instance, I had a C-section for PIH, and I had gotted pregnant just 6 weeks after our wedding.) Women who use condoms as a contraceptive before they become pregnant, also have a higher rate of preeclampsia, and possibly for the same reason: the condom prevents contact with their husband's semen, and thus they have not had the frequent exposure which is protective by lessening the risk of a preeclampsia immune reaction.
Or so they say.
OTOH, I was also told (this was 24 years ago) that not getting enough protein during pregnancy was a risk factor, and I was encouraged to try for 100 g protein daily. Man, that's a lot of protein! --- and, as I mentioned, I still developed PIH, resulting in the doctor's recommendation of a C-section (and he was a conservative, as-natural-as-possible OBGYN who had a reputation for resisting C-sections unless there was a clear indication.)
that part about blood flow to the uterus could explain why it is more common in first babies (where the uterus has never been "stretched" before) and in moms with twins.
When I was in medical school, it was most common with Southern women, and this was felt to be due to lack of protein in the diet.
Whenever the paper has a "new" theory, I am always skeptical.
I am happy your doc insisted on giving you a Caesarian. The way to keep pre eclampsia from going into the full eclampsia (seizures) is to deliver as quickly as possible, and usually this means a C section.
If you follow "Downton Abby", one of the girls dies of eclampsia and the BBC series "Call the Midwife" also had a eclampsia death.
but no word existed for it
Just like it used to be here:
"The love that dare not speak its name."
(Now they won't shut the hell up about it!)
For real. C-section in my case resulted in healthy baby, healthy me!
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