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The 2013 JCC Maccabi Games and Artsfest kicked off Sunday at the Merage Jewish Community Center in Irvine, and hundreds of young Jewish athletes took part in this week's festivities.
The games are held annually and features athletes from all over the world. This year, Merage hosted athletes from Israel, Great Britain, Mexico and Vancouver as well as from across the United States.
The games include a wide variety of sports, including swimming, volleyball, dance, basketball, lacrosse, baseball and tennis. While many of the events are being held at Merage, some are being held elsewhere. Beckman and University highs and UC Irvine are among the other nevus being used to hold the festivities.
A boys team from Orange County, featuring some players from Irvine, made the finals in lacrosse and was scheduled to meet a team from Baltimore in the championship on Thursday at UC Irvine. The team from OC was seeded sixth, but still made it all the way to the final.
Another county team, the OC Blue, was in the semifinals of the 14-and-under bracket in baseball, while and Orange County team in the 16-and-under bracket also made the semis.
The games, which continue through today, featured an opening ceremony that highlighted the athletes who came from Israel.
"It was real touching just how, competitiveness aside, everyone comes together," Jamie Stopnitzki, the coach of one of the three Orange County boys basketball teams, said.
Stopnitzki, who competed in the games when he was growing up and recently finished up his playing career at Chico State, said the experience of coaching has been surreal.
"It's just about as cool as it gets," he said. "Getting to coach and pass it onto 15 and 16-year-olds now, it's really just something I'll remember forever."
Coaches are not the only ones who have been having memorable experiences, though. The young athletes competing in the games are getting a lot out of it as well.
Just from the United States alone are teams from places like New York, Houston, Missouri and Pennsylvania. For some athletes, a lot of the fun has been in meeting people from different backgrounds.
"The games have been fun," Michael Spirow, who is playing soccer at the Maccabi games, said. "It's cool to get to meet new people."
Ethan Wien, a 15-year-old at Corona del Mar High, has enjoyed his time, too. Wien said some members of his team don't play a lot of basketball, but that the squad is having fun nonetheless.
"It's awesome," Wien said. "It has its ups and downs, but mainly ups."


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Discussion in 'Wii - Backup Loaders' started by shawnroof, Nov 21, 2009.
is there any programs that let me delete titles i dont want anymore and free up space
most loaders have this option built it unless its on a parental lock or something.
i use configurable and uloader and i dont seam to see the option for either of them in the newest versions
Try hitting the - button on the game you want to delete, in configurable.
If its games that you want to delete off of your hd, use WBFS Manager.


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Woo.. What a week.
Finished my final placement(s) for school this morning so feeling pretty pumped today. I think this upbeat episode of 'get loose' is pretty reflective of my current mood and feelings.
Features music from #beyonce, #tuxedo, #childishgambino, #theweeknd, plus more.
01. DJ Khaled Ft. Beyonce, Jay-Z – Shining
02. Eden Prince – Senorita (Okay TK Edit)
03. Tuxedo Ft. Snoop Dogg – Fux With The Tux
04. Childish Gambino – Redbone (Nick Bike Edit)
05. Skee-Lo – I Wish (Okay Tk Moombah Basketball Bounce)
06. The Weeknd – Secrets


text: Alter_ego78 had a question about this bag: That hangtag is what the fake bags that come from Korea look like. Note that there is no stitching around it. My ex husband was stationed there a couple of times and bought me fake Coach's. They are very good fakes, good quality, and sometimes even have correct serial #'s. You will probably notice that the zipper is not as solid and does not close as smoothly as a Coach. I tried to locate your thread in "authenticate this" but could not find it.


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Twenty or more years ago, American skiers heading for Europe were often put off by the lifts and the liftlines. Many lifts were either high-capacity sardine-packed cable cars or surface lifts (T-bars and platterpulls), while in North America, skiers were accustomed to the relative comfort and ease of chairlifts. And liftlines here have always been orderly.
Fast-forward to now, and the wonders of European lift technology. Swiss cable cars and French and Austrian chairlifts have far eclipsed American uphill transport — and in fact, proved to tough for such American lift-makers as Hall, Riblet and YAN to compete against. Those American lift manufacturers are history.
Here's a new lift in Kitzbühel, Austria, to show that there's sizzle as well as steak in the realm of European lifts.
It has been called "the world's luxurious chairlift," and what with ergonomic, leather seats, heated and bubble- covered, who's to argue? Leitner Ropeways required 10 months to complete the chairlift, designed with input from auto industry experts. Audi? Mercedes? Porsche?


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Colorado holidays take on an air of contemporary eclecticism this year, thanks to the fine-art and craft elements woven into the decorations at the Governor's Residence at Boettcher Mansion.
The stately 1908 house on the southeast corner of East Eighth Avenue and Logan Street — fondly dubbed "Colorado's Home" — is hosting free tours through Friday.
This year, holiday design director Karen Bozik — an artist herself — mined her pool of creative colleagues to assemble seasonal vignettes that speak to the state's distinct culture and talents.
For example: the warm, cheerful holiday prints by Denver artist Kate McPhee that adorn one of the home's mantels.
"It's a lovely sample of the artists in this state," Bozik said Wednesday during a sneak peek. "There are phenomenal museums and a phenomenal art community in Colorado. It's something to be recognized and proud of."
Contributors to this year's decorations include the Kwanzaa Committee of Denver; the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys; the Navajo Street Art District; MudClub; Denver's Art District on Santa Fe; and individual artists including Pamela Webb, Silvana Vukadin-Hoitt, Michelle and Tracy Barnes and Phil Bender.
Cheryl Opperman, the recently elected vice president of Denver's Art District on Santa Fe, said that its tree in the first-floor hallway represents nearly two dozen artists who converted full-size works into miniatures for the ornaments.
"We just have such diversity of art, from photography to abstracts" represented on the tree, Opperman said. "We really allowed the artists to do whatever image felt right to them."
This year, the Kwanzaa Committee of Denver display gets room to breathe with a new location in the home's sunny Palm Room. The display includes textiles, statues, handcrafted elder stoles, foods and literature organized around Kwanzaa's seven principles — unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith. There's also a tribute to Jane Taylor, a prominent educator and author in Denver's black community who recently died.
"Our theme is … family and culture," said Claudette Sweet, the committee's historian and elder adviser. "We also want to emphasize 'Kwanzaa throughout the year,' because there is so much for our young people and elders to learn from the principles of Kwanzaa."
Denver artist Phil Bender is well known for his work highlighting found objects and pattern repetition. It follows that Bender took a consumerist approach to his hallway holiday display, which features a dozen foot-high plastic Santas standing in orderly rows next to stacked metal and plastic Christmas cookie platters.
"Part of my process is shopping and going to thrift stores," said Bender, who loves the idea that funky, dated holiday graphics live within his cookie-platter stacks, like interactive artistic jewels that onlookers only uncover by carefully unstacking the display. "I've been working with found objects and repetition a long time, and having a lot of fun with it."
Visitors to the Governor's Residence this holiday season will pass through a brand new $150,000 exterior fence and wall paid for by donations to the Governor's Residence Preservation Fund, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to maintain and restore this Colorado architectural treasure.
The Governor's Residence at Boettcher Mansion400 E. Eighth Ave. Free public holiday tours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday through Friday. colorado.gov/governor/residence
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The King Remix
TNS – The King Remix is a shortened version of TNS – For the Children of the Dream, released in celebration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King.
As it turned out, the mix was too long to download, one of my rookie mistakes. Also, once I showed my sister what I was doing, she urged me to expand my King idea into mixes that included speeches of Malcolm X, Medgar Evers and whoever else's recordings that were available. I liked her idea. However, Black History Month just happens to be the shortest month of the year, and time is getting tight. So, should I run out of time getting other posts up, I want this one to stand.
I dedicate this entire section, all the mixes that I intend to include for Black History Month, to my mother, Ethel Mae McKenzie White. Long before black history was taught in the schools (you remember, textbooks that included only Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver), my mother taught us at home from volumes of The Negro Heritage Library, and with the speeches of Dr. King and Malcolm X on vinyl. Long before James Brown recorded "Say It Loud (I'm Black and I'm Proud)", she had us saying it to ourselves so we could repeat it in public (back when being called "black" was considered and insult). She had a take-no-prisoners 'pride, don't hide' attitude that she passed on to her children, and that I hope I've passed on to mine.
TNS – The King Remix includes "I Have A Dream" and "I've Been to the Mountaintop" in their entirety. I also included Kirk Franklin's "My Life Is In Your Hands" from the soundtrack of "Get On The Bus", a movie about another march on Washington, D.C., the Million Man March.
- We Shall Overcome – The Montgomery Gospel Trio, The Nashville Quartet, and Guy Carawan – We Shall Overcome, Songs of the Freedom Ride [5:35]
- We Shall Overcome – Martin Luther King, Jr. – We Shall Overcome [2:27]
- How I Got Over – Mahalia Jackson – Mahalia Jackson's Greatest Hits [5:23]
- Take My Hand, Precious Lord – Mahalia Jackson – Gospels, Spiritual, & Hymns [4:15]
- Living in the Promiseland – Willie Nelson – Essential Willie Nelson [3:22]
- I Have a Dream (Washington, D.C. 8/28/63) – Martin Luther King, Jr. – Greatest Speeches of All Time, Vol. 1 [6:11]
- A Change Is Gonna Come – Sam Cooke – The Man and His Music [3:14]
- We're a Winner – The Impressions – Anthology 1961-1977 [2:24]
- People Get Ready – The Impressions – Anthology 1961-1977 [2:38]
- I've Been to the Mountaintop – Martin Luther King, Jr. – Martin Luther King, Jr. Tapes [20:41]
- Wake Up Everybody – Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes – The Essential Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes [7:32]
- What's Going On – Marvin Gaye – Anthology [3:58]
- Patience – Anika Noni Rose – Dreamgirls [Original Soundtrack] [3:34]
- My Life Is In Your Hands – Kirk Franklin, God's Property – Get On The Bus [5:36]
- America, the Beautiful – Ray Charles [3:36]
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Now here's my take!
I think that black stuff on top is the reflection of the liner on the red?? Obviously it's not there in the other pictures, so that's what I think is going on...
I spread True Gold all over the lid, then applied Soul to my brow bone. I used Passion first in my crease then I added Hot Hot Hot to intensify the red. Next I did Blacktrack as my top liner and Intense Black on the bottom only halfway and Passion on the other half on the bottom.
Here I used again my new favorite blush, BE Love Radiance, which is on top of BE Faux Tan and then BE Pretty Amazing Strength on my lips.
So what do you think of Gryffindor's look?? Again, I dunno if I could be in Gryffindor, I'm not really brave, I just like to do daring and stupid things, like jumping off a 30 foot bridge into a lake... that was fun... :D
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Over Labor Day weekend, throngs of football fans took to the streets in Bangui, Central African Republic, to celebrate the victory of their national team over rivals from Democratic Republic of Congo. It was a rare moment of jubilation for a population coping with months of violence, hardship, and uncertainty.
Claude, a listener from Ndele, in the North East of the Central African Republic, couldn't contain his joy. "You brought happiness to us after so many years! Thank you so much Radio Ndeke Luka!" One of the thousands of listeners who were celebrating CAR's win over the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the Football Africa Cup of Nations 2017 playoffs, Claude could follow this event thanks to Radio Ndeke Luka's live broadcast across the country. In Bambari – where the football match seemed to halt tensions between communities – and Bouar, Berberati and also from abroad, exuberant fans called into the radio to express their gratitude for the coverage. "Without Radio Ndeke Luka, we wouldn't have a national celebration today. It was just incredible to see people dressed in the national flag in the streets of Bangui", said a government advisor.
Radio Ndeke Luka's coverage of the match reminds us of the central place of Hirondelle media in the lives of the populations we serve. When citizens go to the polls in the coming months, the radio's professionalism, credibility and proximity to the population will help defuse tensions and combat rumours, inform the population on the issues and organisation of the elections and provide a platform for diverse views and opinions.
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Medical Malpractice: Why CBO Upped Estimated Savings
Back in September, the Congressional Budget Office raised its estimate of how much money the feds would save if tort law were changed to reduce liability for doctors and hospitals.
Even the new, higher estimates don't suggest that tort changes (such as capping noneconomic damages) would be a silver bullet for health costs; CBO says the changes would lower the nation's health-care bill by about 0.5%, and reduce the feds' burden by $54 billion over 10 years.
Still, a few lawmakers have asked CBO to elaborate on its new estimates. Earlier CBO letters answered questions from Sens. Rockefeller and Hatch. The latest response came earlier this week, in a letter to Rep. Bruce Braley of Iowa (who, NPR's Shots blog notes, once headed Iowa's association of trial lawyers.)
This week's letter touches on links between tort changes and several subjects, including …


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I will go through the process of creating a basic plugin today using the CRM 2013 Developer Toolkit and CRM 2013 Online, which in my case is a trail.
I created a video to go through creating a simple plugin, which I recommend you watching but I have also go through the steps in a blog post because you might want to reference the steps later without watching the video (e.g. YouTube might be blocked at work). I would also add there is a lot more explanation i
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The Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art's new CityWay location, opening Oct. 3, is the 12-year-old non-profit's first gallery "made for the purpose of exhibiting art," according to executive director Shauta Marsh. Founded as a "museum without walls" in the interest of catching up with similarly sized cities with contemporary art museums, iMOCA roamed from venue to venue during its first three years of life, putting on events such as an installation at the Stutz during its annual open house and a screening of Matthew Barney's Cremaster cycle at Key Cinemas. It found a semi-permanent home in 2004 at the Emelie Building (now home to the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library), before moving in 2009 to its Fountain Square space at the Murphy Arts Center. Both locations came with drawbacks: "In the Murphy we've had to fight with the space at different times," says Marsh.
Not that iMOCA is leaving Fountain Square behind. The museum is expanding from one gallery to two, from doing six annual shows to eight. The new 3,000 square foot location, separated by a courtyard from South Street and connected to The Alexander Hotel, was created in partnership with CityWay parent Buckingham Companies, which wanted to add a rotating gallery to complement The Alexander's permanent collection of contemporary art. It'll primarily feature 2D work, and, in turn, the Fountain Square gallery will become iMOCA's home for installation or sculptural art.
The move comes a little more than two years since Marsh, then new to her job as executive director, gambled big on iMOCA's future, putting all the money in its depleted coffers toward two relatively expensive shows: a tenth anniversary exhibition featuring the increasingly acclaimed LaToya Ruby Frazier and a group show, The Natural World, pairing videographer Min Kim Park with photographer (and onetime MTV News reporter) Tabitha Soren. "I decided that if we were going to go out of business, we were going to go out of business on top," she says. The bet paid off: National foundations began inviting iMOCA to apply for grants, Vanity Fair and other influential publications covered The Natural World, and a wider variety of local donors — both individual and corporate — began to contribute.
iMOCA was founded at a time when Indianapolis museums were not particularly well-known for their contemporary programming. That's no longer the case. The Indianapolis Museum of Art hosted the U.S. pavilion at the 2011 Venice Biennale, becoming the second Midwestern museum (the other being the Art Institute of Chicago) to do so. The Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship has awarded $1,125,000 to Native American artists since 1999, challenging perceptions of what constitutes Native art along the way. And the Indiana State Museum has hosted groundbreaking shows of work by 20th century Hoosier artists in its White River State Park location, notably this year's retrospective of the nearly forgotten James Russell Spencer.
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- iMOCA's CityWay gallery opens onto a courtyard used by The Alexander for outdoor events.
The question might then be asked: If the city's dominant institutions are increasingly aware of the importance of contemporary art, then does Indianapolis really need a contemporary museum? After all, the competition for funding is fierce — and the IMA, Eiteljorg and others have a huge head start. But one might argue that iMOCA has made a case for its continued existence by commissioning the kind of work that the city's other museums or galleries are unlikely to mount.
Shows like Slava Mogutin's In the Name of Love, an August 2013 show that was tame by the Russia-born photographer's own standards (his work is often in some kind of dialogue with gay porn), but that prompted someone (not Vladimir Putin) to ask Marsh at the opening, "Shauta, are you trying to shock people?" Or a Dec. 2013 pairing of new work by the Nigeria-born Toyin Odutola with landscape paintings by a Florida-based group of self-taught, African-American artists who created over 200,000 paintings from the mid-'50s to the '80s. Or the show currently on display at iMOCA's Fountain Square gallery, The Black Knight Archives: Chapter 1, Migration, which tells the saga of a fictional, Black Panther-esque organization through artifacts created by Chicago artist Ian Weaver.
The Andy Warhol Foundation, which bills itself as "the preeminent national funder of innovative contemporary art" (and is selling off its entire Warhol collection to keep that title), helped to fund the aforementioned shows when, in 2013, it awarded iMOCA the Wynn Kramarsky Freedom of Artistic Expression Award, given to "organizations with a deep-seated commitment to preserving and defending the First Amendment Rights of artists." The award came with a $50,000, two-year grant for exhibitions and was, as past executive director Jeremy Efroymson puts it, "a real stamp of approval from a national funder that we're really doing great work."
Another stamp of approval came when Lisa Freiman, then the contemporary art chair at the IMA, suggested to Buckingham Properties's Brad Chambers — who was looking to build on the successful permanent art collection that Freiman had helped to curate — that he might invite iMOCA to move to The Alexander. "When I was leaving Indianapolis, I suggested, 'You should really speak to the people at iMOCA because they have an incredible program that's really ambitious and matches the approach we took at The Alexander," Freiman says. "It would allow them to have a more prominent space, plus it would add a lot of value to the experience at the Alexander." But the partnership might have remained a good idea if iMOCA board member Brandon Judkins hadn't "picked up the ball," as Marsh puts it, hashing out preliminaries with Buckingham before bringing the proposal to the board. And after a year's worth of negotiations and buildout, the space will open with a free party Oct. 3 featuring Richard Mosse's infrared photography of the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (up through Dec. 20), as well as a concert by Asthmatic Kitty recording artist Helado Negro.


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Mixing xenoandrogens with prohormones: is MegaGear doing the right thing?
Although many top athletes are using xenoandrogen products from MegaGear these days, few actually realize that they consume potent prohormones in the same time. This may not be such a good idea.
It all started with a Turkish weightlifter being positively tested on Boldenone sooner this year. Deniz (I'm not going to publish his full name for obvious reasons) was on a mix of MegaGear products but not on illegal steroids. He was quite sure that the test has something to do with xenoandrogens he is using but was unable to prove it.
This sparked some debate on xenoandrogens: what good they are if – although legal – they can be confused with a common scheduled substance in the doping tests?
As it seems, the problem is somewhat more complex. The fact is that all oil-based products from MegaGear have more than one active substance. The xenohormone is always mixed with several prohormones (campesterol, beta-Sitosterol and stigmasterol) which are all precursors of boldenone. This means that if you sort of overdose you will have alfa-boldenone in your urine.
The problem with false positive boldenone tests are not new. In fact, there are several scientific studies trying to distinguish between boldenone use (which is illegal) and the use of precursors (which in the case of boldenone are common plant-derived steroids and just can't be outlawed as they are also present in margarine etc.).
Personally, I like the action of boldenone undecylenate. Before the steroids were made illegal I considered it the best anabolic product on the marked: quite anabolic, with quality muscle mass increases, almost harmless when used in reasonable amounts and increasing appetite. Therefore, I like it as a "free bonus" that you get with every MegaGear injectable. But the strong case for xenoandrogens was that they can be used by professional athletes without being detected.
An average bodybuilder has no problem using anabolic steroids, this is a problem for those of us participating in official competitions. So if MegaGear is not good to be used by competitive bodybuilders, who's gonna use it anyway?
To be fair, it can be very much a question of dosage and metabolism. I don't know what doses Deniz used and I'm sure there are many other pro athletes using xenohormones by the same producer without problems. Still, this is something that must be considered by the company and by its clients too.
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Well, this post explains a lot. I was using positive on boldenone while using a stack of Tren-bol, Danabol and Susta-max from MegaGear. I openly told them I'm using some legal performance-enhancing but the jury told me thae have clear proof its boldenone.
So one possible solution is to use ONLY ORALS. But frankly, it's not very effective. By using tablets only, especially xenoandrogens you never get that sort of bulk and cut you need for competitions.
So I'm sort of confused, I would like to know the detection times – at least.


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The holidays are here in full swing and with that comes more celebrations, social gatherings and chances to dine–or binge. The holidays also can have the tendency to take up more of our free time with shopping and worrying about how to fit it all into our schedule. Add to this the worry (or fear) about money, as we all try to make it through this economy. It's all a setup for stress…
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Ms. Mariya Maslak is this month's Student of the Month! Ms. Mariya is a Second Grade Red Belt and a member of the Black Belt Club. She is also an Assistant Instructor on our Leadership Team. Ms. Mariya has been the recipient of several awards including the Diligence, Academic Achievement, Spirit, Discipline, & Good Conduct Awards. She has always shown great perseverance throughout her training, as well as great detail awareness & caring in her instructor duties. She will make an excellent Black Belt!
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British Airways cabin crew union, Unite, is expected to advise the carrier of plans to launch a new ballot for strike action on 21-Jun-2010, which could mean voting will commence next week (guardian.co.uk, 20-Jun-2010). If cabin crew vote for the strike, action could commence as soon as 03-Aug-2010. Joint General Secretaries, Tony Woodley and Derek Simpson, told crew there are three areas of dispute, using volunteer cabin crew, the removal of travel concessions from striking staff and "vindictive" disciplinary action against at least 70 staff. BA CEO, Willie Walsh, has vowed the carrier will operate 100% of its long-haul operations if strike action resumes. Mr Walsh also commented that the ongoing issue is not over the return of travel concessions, stating the perks would have been reinstated had Unite accepted BA's latest offer (Breaking Travel News, 18-Jun-2010).
British Airways: "There is a big gulf between the views of the cabin crew and those of the Unite union. If Unite offered an open ballot to members it would be accepted," Willie Walsh, CEO. Source: Breaking Travel News, 18-Jun-2010.


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This program was just too cute not to share with CMLE members! As you know, I am a huge fan of library outreach work; and that includes reaching into all areas of the communities we serve. Partnerships make that outreach even stronger. And this program is not only adorable, but a great example of partnerships outside the library!
Dr. James Thomas was invited by the Amon Cartner Museum (Ft. Worth, Texas) to do his program on language play for infants in their gallery. It was such a hit last year, they scheduled four events this year!
"Infancy is the time to begin with an awareness of language and books. During this program you will learn songs, how to share books, sign language, and ways to exercise with your little one to encourage language development. Each caregiver will receive a free CD of all songs and activities shared." (more information on the program is after the break)
Do you have an idea for reaching out to a segment of your population? Would making some connections, and building up partnerships, help your library provide better service – or something really fun? Great!!
Let's discuss your plans, and see what we can do to help out! CMLE Headquarters is here to support you and the work you do for your patrons; so let's do some great things! Continue reading Library Outreach Example: Itty Bitty Art


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It's been over a month since I was supposed to have surgery. By now, pretty much everyone in my life knows that my surgery was cancelled and the situation around that. I tried to email and text most of my friends as soon as I knew and many other people found out though here or social media. But every so often, I'll run into someone who had no clue that I didn't have surgery. Sometimes they are surprised to see that I'm looking so good or out and about and sometimes they are just assuming everything went fine and I forgot to tell them about it.
Each time I run into someone who didn't know (or I meet someone new who is finding out about the situation), I feel like I have to explain the entire thing. I have tumors, they aren't supposed to shrink, somehow they did shrink, we don't know how it happened because I didn't change anything in my life, I don't know what's next for me. And so often people tell me that I sound disappointed that I didn't have surgery and I should be grateful that somehow I beat the odds.
It's not easy to explain that I am grateful. I didn't want surgery. I was stressing about surgery from the day I found out I would be having it. But at the same time, I spent 6 months knowing that I have tumors inside of my body and was excited to get them out of me. Now I only have 2 tumors so at least there aren't 3, but I still have to be ok with the idea that there are 2 tumors just hanging out in my liver.
But even though I'm grateful, I'm still a bit skittish about this all. I am supposed to have my next MRI in about 4 months to see what's going on (as long as there's nothing that causes me to need a MRI sooner). Once that happens, I'll meet with the surgery to make a new game plan. We have already discussed a bit of a plan where if the tumors are bigger I'm having surgery and if they are smaller we are going to keep waiting. But if they stay the same size as they are now, it's a bit of a gray area.
My tumors are small enough and in a position in my liver that they aren't as risky for me to keep as they were before. But there are still potential risks for me later in life if they stay in there. So there is this great unknown of what the next step will be or if I will be having surgery in the future. One thing I love about my OB/GYN and my liver surgeon is that neither of them are afraid to tell me that they don't know the answer to something. But it's a bit frustrating when neither of them know what the long-term plan for me will be.
And if I do sound disappointed about any of this, it's because I had a plan in place. I was going to have surgery, the tumors were going to come out, and that was going to be that. Now I'm in another situation where I don't know what my future will be and I don't like that. I don't know if in the fall we will have to plan for surgery and then I'll need to do a lot of the same prep work that I had just done. Or maybe I'll continue to be a miracle, the tumors will be smaller, and they will be small enough that there are pretty much no risks for me anymore.
The other weird feeling I've been dealing with is wondering at times if I totally imagined this all. Maybe I needed the surgery to make it feel real? I've had this feeling with some pretty intense news in the past. When I found out my mom had cancer or my grandpa died, I was almost wondering if I dreamt it and it wasn't real. I was almost scared to talk to a friend to get support because I wondered if somehow I'd find out that it wasn't true and would feel silly. And that's a bit of what I've been feeling about my tumors. I made a huge deal about them and then it became almost nothing. I feel like I shouldn't have made such a fuss about them (even though there was no way for me to know they would shrink). But nobody has been making me feel bad about things, only myself.
I know that most of you reading this understand my feelings. I've had several friends who have dealt with medical issues totally get what I'm talking about. It's a weird feeling to want to be grateful but be worried at the same time. And hopefully as time goes by this feeling will be less intense and less often. It's gotten so much better over the past month and hopefully the next month will make it less of an issue. And eventually, this will maybe just be a weird story that I can share from time to time without having any feelings attached to it.


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Studio (gîte) independat and comfortable for 2 people in the countryside, surrounded by forests and sparkling kind!
Holiday rental description:A nice studio (gîte) for 2 people in a very quiet and peaceful location in the heart of the valley of Drouette.
You have at your disposal a shower, toilet, a large table, a comfortable bed, some furniture and kitchen space. A little more outside: a lovely terrace with a coffee table for 2 people and chairs. You can spend quiet nights while enjoying nature and fresh air.
Our village is 1 km from the Yvelines and the beautiful town Emancé. The castle with its Wild wildlife sanctuary is only 6 km. The castle of Rambouillet is 14 km. The castle of Maintenon is 10 km. Chartres with its wonders as the beautiful cathedral and the historic center is 27 km. You can spend an unforgettable evening enjoying the festival of light and sound from April until September.
Our studio is only 10 minutes walk from the station Epernon, direct line to Chartres, Le Mans, Rambouillet, Versailles and Paris Montparnasse. If you want to visit or revisit the capital in 45 minutes you are in the heart of Paris without wasting time in traffic.
But here you can make hiking on foot, bicycle, horseback (Ridings many schools around). There are also beautiful corners to fish or simply meditate on beautiful lake. Here's a quiet holiday with a very modest budget.


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Mountain Road Productions is casting for a new series called "RENO RESCUE," and we're looking for home or cottage owners within a 3 hour radius of Ottawa. Would you mind sharing our casting call with clients, family, friends and the community that met the requirements.
If you find someone that's interested in applying for the show, the best thing to do is ask them if you can pass along their name and contact information (number and e-mail) to me and I'll contact them!
Reno Rescue is a new Cottage Life series that dives into the world of cottage renovation projects gone wrong. In each episode, top notch carpenter Dave Depencier and his team turn disaster renovation projects into a little piece of cottage perfection. Along the way they right all the wrongs and teach cottage DIYers how to do things properly.
13 half-hour episodes
To air on Cottage Life Spring 2015
Currently looking for Ontario cottagers within a 3 hour radius of Ottawa.
Have a cottage that is in need of a renovation rescue? We want to help! We want to come to the rescue of cottage owners who enjoy relaxing more than working or an inexperienced DIY culprit who has gotten in over his head resulting in an unfinished project. We are looking for projects that have stalled because cottagers don't know what to do next and have some sort of visual progress such as open stud walls or plywood floors. We are not looking for inherited problems. i.e. problems that came with the cottage and are not a result of the current work of the owners.
Why apply?
To get ready for next year's cottage season in your newly-renovated summer oasis.
Production will supply labour as well as substantial free materials and participants are required to contribute a minimum of $2,000 to the renovations.
How to apply:
So if you're tired of trying to finish or fix your not-so-inspired renos and want to relax in the upcoming cottage season we're encouraging applicants to email submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com with the following information and the subject heading "Reno Rescue":
Interior & exterior photos of your cottage – including at least 3 photos of the stalled renovation. A photo of you and your loved ones. A brief written description of your situation. Your contact information – including email, phone numbers (home/cell) and the
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Don't delay. Production starts this fall and the sooner you apply the better your chances of being on the show.


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Sevigny: Not a Fan of 'Big Love'
In an interview this week that perhaps turned out to be more candid than she'd intended, Chloe Sevigny flat-out trashed the latest season of her HBO show, Big Love.
"It was awful this season, as far as I'm concerned. I'm not allowed to say that! [Gasps.] It was very telenovela. I feel like it kind of got away from itself. The whole political campaign seemed to me very farfetched."
Sevigny later says: "There's a lot of people who really love this season, surprisingly. God, I'm going to get in so much trouble."


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Breast Augmentation procedures are the most common ones performed by plastic surgeons in Scottsdale. Dr. Torabi works closely with each patient to customize the procedure according to specific desire, with multiple options being offered. The surgeries are performed in a state-of-the-art center as an outpatient, with attentive follow up afterwards.
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And Nana spoils them and turns the pool heater on so that it's not soooooo very cold. Living in the mountains with limited direct sunlight makes a girl thankful for the the pool heater, whereas the guys think it feels like bath water. Hey, Nana and I think the warmer the better!
it's finally summer!
For my three kidlets, it's not really Summer until they've had their first swim in Nana's pool.


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One of my most popular recipes. I've given ingredients for with or without meat. It's super delicious, either way!!
- 2 Tbsp
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- ground beef, or ground turkey, or 1 pkg morningstar crumbles
- 1 medium
- onion, diced
- 2 clove
- garlic, minced
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- sugar/splenda granular
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- 16-ounce can chili beans, undrained (not chili, but chili-seasoned)
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- 15-ounce can kidney beans, undrained
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- frozen corn
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- 10-ounce can condensed tomato soup
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- 14-ounce can diced tomatoes, undrained, and pureed
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- 4-ounce can sliced black olives
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- 1If using hamburger: In a large saucepan brown hamburger until just no longer pink, breaking it up with a wooden spoon into small chunks. Remove from pan and drain grease, reserving 1 tablespoon. Sauté the onions and garlic with the Splenda in reserved grease, until onions are soft and golden. Return hamburger to the pan.
- 2If using veggie meat or turkey: In a large saucepan heat the olive oil over medium heat. Sauté the onions and garlic with the Splenda until onions are tender and golden. Add turkey or crumbles and sauté until turkey is no longer pink, breaking into small chunks.
- 3Add to the meat/onion mixture the chili beans, kidney beans, corn, tomato soup, water, tomatoes, green chilies, olives, taco seasoning, and chili powder. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and allow to simmer for 1 1/2 – 2 hours, stirring occasionally. Serve with your choice of toppings, such as tomatoes, avocados, shredded cheese, sour cream, etc. Makes 12 servings about 1 cup each.
- 4Per serving: Calories 241; Protein 13; Fat 11 g; Carbs 18; Sodium 470 mg
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text: Measuring Electroencephalographic Seizure Adequacy During Electroconvulsive Therapy: A Comparison of 2 DefinitionsRattehalli, Ranganath D. MRCPsych, MMedSc, DPM*; Thirthalli, Jagadisha MD†; Rawat, Vikram DPM†; Gangadhar, Bangalore N. MD†; Adams, Clive E. MRCPsych‡The Journal of ECT: December 2009 - Volume 25 - Issue 4 - p 243-245 doi: 10.1097/YCT.0b013e3181a09d4d Original Study Abstract Author Information The second edition of The ECT Handbook of the Royal College of Psychiatrists gives importance to the pattern of electroencephalographic (EEG) seizure rather than to the duration for measuring seizure adequacy. We examined the potential effect of this change in definition by estimating the restimulation rates in electroconvulsive therapy. The new definition of EEG seizure was applied to 102 computerized EEG recordings obtained during electroconvulsive therapy sessions in an academic institute in India. The EEGs were read by 2 independent researchers blind to each other's ratings and blind to the motor seizure status. All 41 seizures considered "adequate" by the old definition also satisfied the new definition. Only 1 (2%) of the 58 "inadequate" seizures by the old definition was found to be adequate by the new definition. We had a very good interrater agreement on this reclassification (κ = 0.86). In this sample, a seizure with polyspikes and a 3-Hz activity (new definition) tended to last longer than 25 seconds (old definition), satisfying both definitions. An estimated 2% of the patients with adequate seizures could have been restimulated during the study period. From the *University of Leeds, Leeds, UK; †National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, Bangalore, India; and ‡The University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK. Received for publication November 16, 2008; accepted February 04, 2009. Reprints: Ranganath D. Rattehalli, MRCPsych, MMedSc, DPM, Newsam Centre, Seacroft Hospital, York Road, Leeds LS14 6WB, UK (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com). Declaration of Interest: None. © 2009 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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Clever Ways to Keep your Home Warm
Most of us do not like to be cold. That is why we are prepared to spend a significant percentage of our income on keeping our homes warm. Unfortunately, the cost of doing so is on the rise, so we thought it was time to put together some tips to help our readers to keep their homes warmer for less.
The basics
We have tried to come up with some less obvious ways to do this, but before we get started on those, we do need to mention the basics. That includes insulating your home, checking heating oil prices NI before you buy, looking for the best power tariffs, and keeping the doors closed.
If you do these simple things, you will greatly reduce the amount of heat that is leaking out of your property. You will also be making sure you are not paying more than you need to for your power or fuel.
However, as you will see when you read on there is far more that you can do.
Use heavier curtains
If you use curtains in your home, opt for heavier, lined ones whenever you can. Doing so will reduce the amount of heat that leaves the room through the windows.
Seal your windows in the winter
A high percentage of heat is lost through your windows, so the more you can do to insulate them the better. Not everyone can afford to fit double-glazing or replace old windows.
Fortunately, there is another potential solution, which is to use an inexpensive kit to seal your windows completely. During the winter, most people rarely open their windows, so covering the whole window in a lightweight transparent film is far more practical than you may think. It is cheap and an extremely effective way to stop heat from leaking from your home. You can find out more about this system, here.
Arrange seating close to heat sources
Most families do not actually use the entire room. For example, in a living room, most people sit on the sofa or easy chairs. Therefore, it makes sense to arrange those items of furniture close to the heat source. That way you can have it turned down lower. Just be careful not to put flammable items too close. You do not want them to be scorched, or worse, catch light.
Make good use of soft furnishings
Items made from fabrics provide a level of physical insulation in your home, as well as having the added benefit of making a room seem cosier. If you have tile or stone floors, the simple step of putting some rugs down in the winter will make it far easier for you to heat that space.
Providing throws for the family can also help to reduce your heating bills. When someone feels a bit chilly, all he or she has to do is to grab the wrap off the back of the sofa and use it to feel warm again.
Simple little tips and tricks like those we have shared above really can make a huge difference, so we encourage you to try them.


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This could be necessary for a few reasons…
You might decide to move a website from staging into production.
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Most links in WordPress posts will be hard-coded as absolute URL's for every image link and for every link to other articles within your blog.
So what do you do when you find yourself in a situation where you have hundreds of pages and URL's all over the place pointing to the wrong address?
Execute the following SQL code against the MySQL WordPress database to swiftly update the entire website at once:
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The exact code could vary slightly depending on your table names. Here's another way to visualize the same code:
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In 1948, over 700,000 Palestinians fled from their homes in the wake of Jewish military advances and the fear of repeated attacks following the Deir Yassin massacre. Some had left the region voluntarily when faced with the prospect of life under Israeli tutelage; others had faced explicit expulsion demands by Israeli authorities and simply had no choice. The diaspora is now referred to by Palestinians as the "Nakba" ("disaster" or "catastrophe" ). It has also been given the biblically ironic—and almost sardonic—label of the "Palestinian Exodus." And much like the flight from Egypt, the prospect of return appears at first glance null—here, both in the figurative and legal sense. The Palestinian people thus exist in a kind of political abeyance: indefinite refugees awaiting unlikely repatriation.
For many outside observers, the story ends here. It ends with the deadlock of political negotiations and the mutual assurance of mortar exchange. But the narrative is much more complex. The shockwaves of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict extend far beyond the initial quake of exodus and encroach on a space far beyond the physical landscape of the Middle East. The conflict is as much ideological as it is political.
Professor Diana Martin, Ph.D. of the University of Portsmouth maintains the Palestinian spatial reconstitution as encompassing not only geopolitical disputes between Palestinian and Israeli authorities, but also deep psychosocial violence—violence indicative of a very different kind of political subordination: the physical and ontological exclusion of a people from their society's social and moral landscapes. And this exclusion is not some kind of historical anomaly. Tracing the footsteps of those initial Palestinian refugees takes the retrospective observer to a deeply complex—and unfortunately archetypal—moment of historical governance.
"My talk will not provide ready-made or one-size-fits-all solutions," Martin prefaced. "I'm here to challenge the ways we think about refugees, refugee spaces, [and] citizens and people who are marginalized."
Martin's research into spatial exclusion lead her to the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, one of the many physical reconstitutions of the Nakba's displaced people. At first, the refugees found an accommodating ally in the Lebanese government—such hospitality reflected the government's belief that the stay would be only temporary. But when it became clear that the spillover from its southern neighbor would not soon recede, the Lebanese government resolved to have it dammed. The camps were thus established. "The government and the people feared refugee naturalization and resettlement in Lebanon," explained Martin, "and this is because of the particular sectarian character of the country, which holds several religious [denominations] and where political power is based on a power-sharing formula between the different sects." The presence of the Palestinian refugees didn't just represent a "threat to the delicate balance of religious communities"; it represented a threat to political stability.
Refusing to naturalize the Palestinians, the Lebanese government established fifteen refugee camps and imposed stern restrictions on the inhabitants—denying them the right to work, or access to basic services such as healthcare and education, as well as limiting the right of movement—all in an attempt "to prevent the integration and guarantee the separation from the Lebanese citizens." The camps have changed since then (the number has been slightly reduced to twelve, Martin reminded the audience), but the initial alienating intentions remain quite apparent.
This forced seclusion begs a fundamental question: What kind of space is the refugee camp? "In the case of refugee camps it is often argued that they are established as temporary structures and homes to refugees until a solution is found," iterated Martin. The durable solutions take the form of an often entangled triad: repatriation, settlement in the country of refuge, and resettlement in a third country. "Lebanon and other Arab states, including the refugees themselves, reject these last two options," Martin explained. The refusal of neighboring states to accommodate the refugees compounded by the hardline stance of Palestinians themselves unfortunately leaves the most improbable option on the table: Israel's granting of the "right to return"—"which to be honest, does not seem likely to happen in the near future," conceded the professor.
The result of such inaction is that temporary refugee camps become lifelong settlements. As Martin noted, the camps "are becoming permanent features of [the] Lebanese—but also the middle eastern—rural, and more often urban, landscape." What kind of space is the refugee camp? The ambivalence of nations and absence of political solutions seems to challenge the initial answer of temporary relocation.
The phenomena of permanency and exclusion, believes Martin, is significant and highly revelatory. "Every camp and every situation of displacement is historically, socially, and geographically situated." But each is not an island. And it is here—in the historical thread such camps share—where the answer to camp space may lie. Population seclusion is paradigmatic, and one that inevitably forces us to reflect on a world of another time—on a camp of another kind.
"As a geographer, I've always been interested in issues of space —how space is created, managed, shaped, why it is the way it is," Martin explained. "My interest in refugee spaces inevitably lead me to reflect on refugee camps: What kind of space is the refugee camp? What is it's purpose? Why is it established? Who is responsible for it? And how does space affect the lives of its inhabitants?"
The answer that camps embody some kind of proverbial way station in the plight of the refugee proves quite unsatisfactory—and, in the case of Palestinian camps in Lebanon, quite misleading. Camps no longer seem to stand as spaces of impermanence or states of deliberation; they are something else altogether, something perhaps quite alarming. "Like other academics focussing on displacement—refugees and migration flows and state responses," Martin told the audience, "I began looking at refugee camps through the lens of the so-called 'space of exception.'"
The term originates in the work of Carl Schmitt but has been given contemporary life by the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben. "With this idea of the 'exception' [Agamben] basically explains how exclusion operates in society, and especially in the context of a nation-state system," informed the professor. Agamben's object of focus, however, is not the refugee camp; his focus is the concentration camp.
Martin explained Agamben's thinking: "By reflecting on the political-juridical structure of the Nazi concentration camps and the practices of the Third Reich, Agamben shows how the notion of the camp is the key to understanding modern techniques of government. To Agamben, the camp is the space in which the normal juridical order is suspended, and, along with it, the rights of its inhabitants. But who are these inhabitants and why are such spaces created? He explains that the inhabitants of the camps are those who are considered a threat to the nation-state. So in Nazi Germany, for instance, the threat to the nation-state and society was mainly represented by the Jews, and also homosexuals, gypsies, and disabled people—all those who were considered a threat to the German race. [. . .] All those considered to be a threat needed to be separated from society and for this reason they were enclosed, controlled, or even eliminated. And this is precisely by virtue of the suspension of the law: there's another kind of administration going on in the concentration camp. The camp becomes a space where everything becomes [permissible]. There are no rights; there's just management of life. It is not law that applies there."
In the context of the concentration camp, such analysis does not seem altogether that novel. Of course, in concentration camps particular members of a society were excluded, imprisoned, and exterminated; of course, in concentration camps a perverted sense of law reigned; of course, in concentration camps prisoners were stripped of human dignity and reduced to something less than 'human'. Again, such analysis is found in almost every Holocaust account and fails to appear novel. But Agamben is not simply referring to concentration camps—he is referring to a "technique" of governance. The "space" created by the architects of the Holocaust represents more than an act of orchestrated violence. Outside of its context, the creation of such space indicates a method of control for the undesired, a method far from antiquated. As Martin explained, Agamben is not merely attempting to illustrate historical tendencies, but instead to force the reflection of their circumstances into the foyer of contemporary political analysis; "he urges us to recognize the return of the camp in our [own] society."
This analysis is, of course, not without controversy. "He never explicitly said that to understand refugee camps we need to look at concentration camps," conceded the professor. "Obviously such parallels are dangers." But this was never Agamben's intention. "What Agamben explains is that the political-juridical structure" of such camps has remained embedded in governing methodology. This is what's meant by the 'return of the camp': the construction of a "space of exception."
Sociologist Zygmunt Bauman who has spent much of his career studying the Holocaust also found such practices paradigmatic. He "defined the camps as 'holes in time and space,' because time is frozen along with its inhabitants' lives, rights, and juridical status," Martin explained. "They are suspended [. . .] but there are also holes in space because they are regulated under a different system, and they are [isolated] from society." Much like Agamben, Bauman did not see the camp dynamic as some kind of isolated phenomena.
"The logic of the camp is part of our society," submitted Martin. "Refugee camps and detention centers are administered separately from the rest of the territory; it is basically about creating a space where the normal rule of law does not apply. [. . .] spaces that are regulated according to the logic of emergency." It is a phenomena particularly observable in refugee camps, detention centers where asylum seekers are kept, and even in the former "zones d'attente" in French airports. (It is also not a reach to extend this list to encompass prisons, rendition sites—notably Guantanamo, Bagram, and Abu Ghraib—and even police facilities). "Very often, these are spaces where human rights abuses occur," noted the professor. The abuses occur in the camps' spatial-temporal "holes."
The implicit comparison with the Holocaust and spaces of engineered violence seems to offend common perceptions of refugee settlements. After all, these spaces are supposed to provide temporary relief. The thought originating with Agamben is rooted rather in the "logic" of such spatial construction. "Refugee camps are spaces that provide assistance, that help refugees survive until a solution is found," Martin noted, "but they are also spaces to keep the refugee and the undesired far from society. [. . .] It is as if refugee camps and detention centers, in a way, work as purifying filters that keep the 'foreigner' far away." These 'spaces of exclusion' become "bio-political' tools to govern society," and "spatial tools that make such differentiation [between citizen and refugee] visible."
In Lebanon, the threat to the "logic of emergency" is that this distinction is becoming less and less clear. In Shatila, a Palestinian camp initially established 'outside' Beirut, roughly one-third of inhabitants are actually non-Palestinian. This includes arab and non-arab immigrants, as well as even some Lebanese people themselves. The reason accounting for such "inclusivity" is the unforeseen urban growth of the surrounding areas. Camps expanded vertically, from makeshift tents to pueblo-like structures—stacked one on top of the other. But they also expanded horizontally. "So while Shatila at the time of its establishment was quite isolated from the center of Beirut," noted Martin, "it gradually began touching the city. The camp expanded and the periphery of Beirut began growing exponentially. [. . .] It seems that the boundaries are blurring."
For those powers seeking to separate the Palestinian peoples from local citizens, the blurring of boundaries seems to represent an undoing of the internal structure of camp rationale. But there is another way of reading such expansion. Ironically, the Palestinians are not the only ones being forcibly coiled by such twisted emergency logic. The camps have also become home to Lebanese citizens coming from the countryside and other "neglected" parts of the state. So while it may appear as though the camp is expanding, its new-found reach has only managed to extend the space of exception. "In a way, Lebanon's political and economic system created other kinds of outcasts, other kinds of people who were marginalized, even among its own citizens," explained the professor.
"This kind of system produced what [Agamben] called "bare life," which is a life that can be abandoned." Martin continued: "Lebanon would then assist [not only] in the production of Palestinian bare life—those discriminated against and kept apart from society—but also the abandonment of certain citizens [of their own country] who lack protection and are socioeconomically marginalized—namely the poor." The expansion of the camp space and the influx of inhabitants does more than blur the line between refugee and citizen; it constructs a new one, one whose contour merely extends the original boundary. The camp is no longer a reflection of race or nationality, but now also one of class. Far from representing a kind of inclusivity, the camps' expansion signifies a new way of marginalizing an additional undesired population. The Lebanese "other" has grown.
The idea of "campscape," Martin explained, "is an idea of fluidity." The campscape is malleable, but only so long as its inhabitants remain the outcasts. Interestingly enough, even within the excluded, population divisions have arisen. "The fact that they are sharing the same conditions does not mean there are always good relations in the camp," clarified the professor. "What I'm trying to highlight is the complexity of these spaces and experiences." For the Palestinian refugees, the presence of foreigners can be quite threatening. The fear of outside intrusion has lead "the camp itself [to] create its own marginalized within the marginalized."
Why has this secondary ring of seclusion arisen? Martin believes the main concern of the camp's original inhabitants remains the fear of "losing the Palestinian traditions or identity." The camp has, in a way, become a Palestine away from Palestine. The professor recounted a conversation with a Palestinian who had been living outside Shatila: "'Maybe before entering this camp I did not know what Palestine is […] only when I entered this camp I knew what Palestine meant exactly […] the happiest thing in my life was to move to the camp. Here life is very hard […] but it's very beautiful because it's like one family.'" The camp is a desirable space, for it stitches together an ethnic identity whose very fabric could never be whole otherwise.
The importance of maintaining such wholeness also serves a starkly political purpose. Refugee camps are "highly contested," Martin explained. "Israel would like these refugee camps to be dismantled," because the camps, in many ways, "become symbolic of that [original] displacement—of the rights that have never been implemented, the right to return." The camps are more than embodiments of identity; they are the vestiges of the exile act, a kind of Alamo where the refugees make their political last stand. If the camps are dismantled or no longer recognized as "camps," than the refugees lose international attention and the right of return may be suspended indefinitely. This may help to explain the camp inhabitants' aversion to allowing non-Palestinians to reside alongside them: admittance means the camp ceases to be both "Palestinian" and also a "camp." And no "camp" means no displacement; no displacement means no return.
The resistance to dismantlement is simultaneously a resistance to a kind of permanency. Dismantlement spells the end of the potential for the Palestinian return, but so too does the resultant assimilation—assuming such assimilation allows the refugee to enter and remain a part of Lebanon's social order (it may well be that permanency anywhere is a conceptual stretch). "In the very beginning [of the camps] [the refugees] just wanted to stay in tents themselves," noted Martin, "because if they started building—building with solid material—it would have given them an idea of permanence: we're going to stay here forever." The haphazardly-constructed verticalization of the camps are signs of this resistance to residential permanency.
The twin threats of permanence and dismantlement, however, seem to endow the Palestinian refugee with a set of paradoxical motivations. On one hand the refugee very much desires recognition—and naturalization into the Lebanese social and political order would release him from this "space of exception"; it would grant him professional and economic opportunities he currently lacks. But on the other hand, such assimilation would indicate a kind of permanency—the return to Palestine as no longer a possibility. The "holes in time and space" in which the refugees find themselves may be exclusionary, but they are also for some—in a fundamentally complex and paradoxical way—desirable (or, at least, more so than the alternative). Some would rather inhabit these spaces; some would rather occupy the "exception."
"Why do we still have refugee camps?" asked Martin. "[One reason is that] refugees themselves want to be in refugee camps. Not all of them, obviously—many Palestinians live outside the camps. But refugee camps are still highly symbolic of the displacement of 1948. The fact that they're still there means that there's still the hope of return to their lands." The camps' symbolic value of return thus maintains their physical existence.
But the paradigm of refugee camps is not as prevalent as media imagery may lead one believe. "Interestingly, according to UNHCR—and contrary to common belief . . . refugee populations [are] more dispersed," informed the professor. Roughly one in three refugees worldwide lives in a camp. Most have been—or are desperately trying—to assimilate into urban landscapes. "It means that life in the camp is really not the norm," Martin concluded.
The shifting model of refugee spaces forces a challenging question onto the humanitarian and the international community: "Where are refugee spaces and what are the implications if they're not inside the refugee camp?" Despite their alienating form, the refugee camp allows for accessibility. It isolates the refugee, but it does so with the intention—at least from the humanitarian point of view—of coordinating relief efforts by facilitating the identification, targeting, and access of vulnerable individuals. But "with the absence of refugee camps," asked Martin, "is there any distinction that we can draw between the refugee, the homeless, and the urban poor?"
With naturalization, the refugee becomes both more integrated into local spaces and more isolated from international relief efforts; the distinction between the refugee and the locally marginalized seems to evaporate. Who do you then assist? It seems "paradoxical," Martin noted, to see the refugee position as a "privileged" one in the context of the surrounding urban area, but this is pricelessly the outcome. If the refugee is no different from the locally marginalized, why should one receive aid and the other not? The absence of any distinguishable refugee space seems to radically undermine the ethics of humanitarian action; it has the potential to levy the critique of partiality on the aid worker who prioritizes the refugee over the urban poor.
But leaving relief efforts in the hands of local governments is also problematic. The "space of exception" receives this label for a reason; it seems tautological to say its inhabitants are ignored. "When Agamben explained 'exception,' Martin noted "he talks about 'inclusive exclusion,' which means that people are excluded, but included in the system by virtue of [this] exclusion." The camp's inhabitants are not of course "ignored" absolutely. Their presence is recognized; the marginalized receive a "place" in society. But this place is equivalent to a kind of caste, and this caste is one that allows its members to be overlooked and treated as "bare life"—their existence recognized, but their humanity ignored. Exclusion continues, even after life in the camp concludes.
The complexity of refugee space indicates an unfortunate damned-if-you-do,-damned-if-you- don't dilemma when it comes to the question of naturalization. Without the "right to return," the refugee remains cast between two equally-problematic courses of action. It would seem as though from the very moment the "exodus" began, the Palestinians were condemned to this permanent state of "otherness"—on his their footsteps from the Holy Land, exclusion followed with them.
Lecture given by Professor Diana Martin, Ph.D. of the University of Portsmouth, to the IDHA 45 class at Fordham University, New York, June 2015
Brief written by Joshua Paul St. Clair, IIHA Summer 2015 Intern


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This world is getting weirder by the minute. And I really mean that.
Upside Down Case #1 – Terrenganu Govt Bans Women From Wearing Revealing Clothes
When I first read the news on the newspaper I was like *toot*! Where the hell did women rights go? And the government is blaming women dressed in revealing clothes for a recent hike in rape, robbery and snatch & run cases. This is like fining a rich person for being robbed because "he is too rich". They blame women for things they've never done. The government says the women are to be blame. What the hell.
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It is okay to whine and complain a little on your blog about the slow internet connection caused by the earthquake in Taiwan which broke a couple of international links, slowing down the internet connection speed across Asia and jamming up nearby networks as ISPs reroute their traffic through them. No hard feelings, but can bloggers care more about those people affected by the earthquake? This kind of uncivilised behaviour happens when human's overdependent and blind trust in technology happens.
Newspapers reported politicians whining about they can't share their views with their fans and express their ideas on their blog. Hello, you are politicians and you should do something politically correct. Just a few examples:
A 26-year-old Radio DJ cum music producer (who feels he has disconnected from his fans for being unable to blog) for saying:
I blog very frequently – every fine minutes if I may say so – and this breakdown has affected me emotionally (WTF?!?!?!?!) as I am unable to interact with others.
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I feel wretched because I can't release or vent my emotions because I cannot access the internet and blog.
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|Reviews for If the Bed Fits
| DalWriter chapter 1 . 4/24/2013
That was very clever.
| Spence Sabien chapter 1 . 7/13/2012
This was a wonderful view of the relationship that Danny and Steve share. I can't quite put a finger on just how they see each other -Work partners? Friends? Brothers? Maybe something more?- so I particularly enjoyed Steve's puzzlement over the same question in this story. A story, by the way, that was also amazingly well-written and engaging. You are a wonderful writer, Jinxed. Thank you so much for creating and sharing this fic. :)
| Lidil chapter 1 . 7/5/2012
...He'd definitely met his match...
He certainly has.
| tiggrr527 chapter 1 . 6/13/2012
Great job! I love the dance around how they actually feel about each other! Thanks for sharing!
| Seren-TheStar chapter 1 . 6/2/2012
Awesome story! I loved you take on how special and somehow undefinable their relationship is. It is not romantic but still more than friendship.
My favourite parts:
"but when he looked at this... golden evening light from the window, and nose partially covered by a soft wool blanket, all he registered was cute. Really darn, as Danny himself liked to say, "goofy" cute" - Danny really does look cute sometimes:)
""Oh, and Steve?" He offered a scowl in answer. Danny just smiled that not-quite smile of mischief. "I took my own pictures this morning."" - That one made me laugh so hard:D
"He still couldn't really name what he felt toward Danny, but he knew one thing. He'd definitely met his match." - Perfect description, just perfect!
I enjoyed reading this an awful lot. Thanks for sharing!
| francis2 chapter 1 . 5/16/2012
I love how Danny outsmarts Steve to get him to admit emotions.
| cytpotter chapter 1 . 5/15/2012
Wow I really loved your idea! I loved how conflicted Steve was because I think he is hurting emotionally and not able to handle that very well and I think you did a wonderful job of showing that! I am NOT a Steve/Danny fan but I DO think that they have a relationship that goes beyond just mere friendship but that DOES NOT mean that it is sexual in anyway. Steve needs to have some love in his life and Danny is his best friend and brother. I think you did a wonderful job of capturing that! great job!
| DaniBD chapter 1 . 5/14/2012
Wow, this was really awesome! It was pretty much perfect in my eyes!
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