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You're home from the honeymoon and busily settling into your new life. There is much to do, but you also have loose ends to tie up concerning your recent marriage. Most important among those tasks is properly thanking those who generously celebrated with you.
Thank-you notes.
There is no reason that it should take longer than two months to thank everyone who generously took the time to purchase a gift for you. To show your gratitude in a timely manner, start by sending out thank-you notes as soon as you receive gifts, including gifts received before the wedding. Open the gift and immediately sit down and write those cards!
Thank-you notes absolutely must be handwritten, not preprinted. It is not just the bride's job to write notes, as gifts are intended for the couple. Split the writing duties with your groom. He can respond for gifts received from the groom's side. You can handle the cards for gifts from the bride's side. Break down the list and write five cards a day on your lunch hour. This will make writing thank you notes manageable. There are books that can help you personalize your thank-you notes if you feel at a loss for words.
If your list of thank-you notes seems like an overwhelming task, then consider how blessed you are that people have been so generous.
Gown preservation. Your gown should be preserved within one month of the wedding. Take it in for cleaning and preservation as soon as possible, because stains will set, turn yellow, and become difficult - if not impossible - to remove. Often there will be stains that you don't even see right away. Many cleaners and bridal gown stores offer this service. Though it may cost two hundred dollars or more, this service, if done promptly, will assure your gown is available for future use by a loved one.
Name changes. It is recommended that any name changes take place within three months after the wedding. The most important place to register your name change is with Social Security. You need to ensure that you are credited with money you have deposited, whether in an IRA, SEP, or in your Social Security payments. You should also change your passport, credit cards, driver's license, bank accounts, car registrations and any deeds or property titles. You will probably need to submit a copy of your marriage license along with a letter to most of these businesses and government organizations.
Newspaper announcements. Call your local newspaper and request an application form to place a wedding announcement. Most newspapers charge a small fee and there is usually an extra charge to publish a photo. Besides placing an announcement in the town paper where you are currently living, you may also want to send an announcement to your hometown and to your husband's hometown.
Preserving your bouquet. Pre-select a firm before the wedding to preserve your bouquet. Flower preservation needs to be done immediately! You'll probably be on your honeymoon and won't be available to take care of this detail. Designate someone responsible to take the bouquet for preservation after the wedding. Talk to both your preservationist and your florist about good flower choices that will preserve nicely.
The wedding details aren't over when the rice is thrown. Taking care of these items will neatly tie up all the loose ends.


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Reclaiming the Beaches: Vieques Updates, Summer 2005
Puerto Rico Update, Summer 2005
In this Update:
Reclaiming the Beaches
Questioning 'Military Science': First Congress on the University and (Anti)Militarism
Voices and Faces from the Women of Vieques
Environmental Movement and Peaceful Action
By Wanda Resto Torres
Civil disobedience actions to support free access to the beaches and ocean of Puerto Rico have multiplied in recent months – and forced developers to back off plans to exploit ecologically sensitive beaches.
Alberto de Jesús, known as Tito "Kayak," and the activist group "Amigos del M.A.R." entered lands in March known as Boca de Cangrejo (Mouth of Crabs) in Carolina, a public beach facility. Like many other Puerto Ricans, they were concerned about the Courtyard Marriott Hotel's plan to expand in an area contiguous to the terrestrial marine zone and located on a beach area used by families and workers for recreation. If the construction were allowed to continue, it would have had a substantial negative impact on the environment and make the public beach inaccessible, to non-hotel guests.
Protesters dismantled the existing groundwork for the construction and removed iron rods and other construction materials from the area. Kayak chained himself to a truck and obstructed the passage of heavy construction machinery. Others approached the beach in kayaks. Police were present and stayed nearby, but no one was arrested.
Kayak was one of the Vieques activists who stepped onto the top deck of the Statue of Liberty in November 2000 and flew a banner reading "Bieke o Muerte," an action that led to his spending a year in a U.S. prison.
In the early morning of May 18, Kayak and others were arrested for their occupation of the Marriott site.
These actions and concerns spurred an investigation by the Puerto Rican legislature to determine the validity of the land lease to the Marriott Corporation and the appropriate level of development for those lands. In addition, residents filed a lawsuit against Hotel Marriott Corp, the Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board and other government agencies, resulting in an annulment of the construction contract between the Municipality of Carolina and Marriott.
On June 2, Judge José Loubriel Vázquez ruled that the lands in controversy were public by nature and affirmed that natural resources that shelter the ecosystem require special consideration. He wrote, "The environmental protection that comprises our patrimony demands attention and urgent action for preserving the environment for future generations."
The decision put an end to Marriott's condo and hotel construction on public land and constituted a victory for environmental groups, who kept a protest camp on the beach for several months. The judge further indicated that the Puerto Rican people's interest in its patrimonial properties must not yield to economic interests. He added that the courts are called to be zealous guardians of this balance.
Vieques Activists Back on Bombing Range
Off the east coast of Puerto Rico, Vieques residents continue to reclaim their land and waters. In March, several environmentalist groups camped on a Vieques beach known as Playa Caracas to claim their right to use the area. The group planted palm trees in honor of cancer survivors and of those who have passed away due to illnesses suspected to be caused by contamination. The group demands the government clean up the area and return it to the people of Vieques.
"Yachts have been arriving by water into the impact area," said Robert Rabin, spokesman for the Committee for the Rescue and Development of Vieques (CRDV). "It demonstrates the irresponsibility of the federal Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) that left the areas open with no protection."
Meanwhile, others are concerned because if people can get to the northern beaches on yachts or boats then they can enjoy the luxury of the beaches – while local residents cannot. Viequenses have a tradition of setting up camps on the beaches during Easter vacations, but they are now prohibited from doing so, according to Nilda Medina, of the CRDV. FWS supervises the land and limits access from sunrise to sundown, justifying the time limits by alleging the beaches are not safe. But according to Medina, "that is merely an excuse because during the daytime there is access."
Activists renewed their efforts on Memorial Day weekend with a three-day occupation of the former bombing area in Vieques. "We are here to denounce the open burning and open detonation of bombs," said Ismael Guadalupe, another Committee leader. Community groups oppose open detonation of bombs as a cleanup method, since it threatens to further contaminate the island, and there are proven alternative methods for disposing of the bombs. With no community participation, the EPA granted the Navy an "emergency" permit for open detonation of munitions.
The occupation followed a march by dozens of people through the federal lands on May 14.
While these activists work for environmental justice, and healthy and decontaminated lands, President Bush has proposed to cut the Environmental Protection Agency's budget by $7.6 billion in 2006. Programs that could suffer deep cuts include those for water quality protection and land preservation and restoration.
Sources: Interviews; El Nuevo Día 3/27/05; Primera Hora 6/3/05; redbetances.com.
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Questioning 'Military Science': First Congress on the University and (Anti)Militarism.
By Rima Brusi
Resistance to a military presence on campuses of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR), and to the ROTC in particular, is as old as the relationship between the university and the armed forces. It has been a combined struggle and shared goal for pacifists, educators, independence advocates, environmental groups and others who oppose militarism on moral, pedagogical and political grounds.
On Sept. 15, 2003, a group of students from the University Front for Demilitarization and Education (known as FUDE, for its acronym in Spanish) occupied the space slated for the reconstruction of a building for the Air Force ROTC at the UPR Mayagüez campus. After six months of civil disobedience, and as a result of negotiations with university authorities, the camp was dismantled and the building reassigned to the Dean of Students for a better use.
During that process, students from the FUDE kept watch at the camp and engaged in other activities, including the symbolic taking over of the main ROTC building on campus. Students gave educational talks, prepared and distributed anti-recruitment literature and hosted guest lectures on the topic of militarism. They inspired others to organize, and as a result, two new organizations emerged: "Profesores con el FUDE," composed of UPR-Mayagüez faculty, and "Universitarios por la Desmilitarización," which included students, faculty and university employees from all parts of the island.
One of the goals of the most recent movement in Mayagüez was to open academic spaces to discuss the topic and to make those spaces broader and more legitimate. This is how the idea for the First Congress on University and (Anti)militarism, which took place in Mayagüez Jan. 26-27, came about.
During the Congress, militarism in and outside the university was examined under the lens of concepts such as democracy, social justice, pedagogical theory, public and environmental health, ethics and history. Anti-military art from current and past stages of the struggle was exhibited in the university gallery, and students, faculty and community members had the opportunity to listen and participate. Talks dealt with the history of anti-military movements in Puerto Rico, the (often undisclosed) costs of militarism and its corollary, war and the pedagogical and economic implications of accepting a military presence in universities and high schools. Sharon Frase, one of the lawyers leading the case against the constitutionality of the Solomon Amendment, (1) spoke on the recent victory at the Appeals Circuit.
The Congress achieved much. It created a space for the academic discussion of militarism, for which the academia has been a forced home for a long time. In the process, it also questioned and deconstructed notions that had taken hold of the collective imagination:
- That the army gives much and asks little from the university (rather the opposite, it gives little and asks for a lot);
- that " military science" — the name given to ROTC programs in universities and colleges — is a legitimate academic subject (when it is against academic mission statements and pedagogical goals);
- that it is illegal and ultimately impossible to fight against military presence in universities. In fact, the legality of that presence is itself questionable, the struggle is very much possible, and some of its fruits are already visible.
1. The Solomon Amendment conditions universities' receipt of many kinds of federal funding to their facilitation of military recruitment and establishment of ROTC units.
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by Wanda I. Resto
More than 800 faith-based activists gathered in Washington, D.C. in March at the Ecumenical Advocacy Days, an effort sponsored by dozens of groups. Events organized in eight thematic tracks focused on the urgency of pursuing sensible and peaceful solutions to conflicts as well as the need for aid, debt and trade policies benefiting impoverished people worldwide. Participants learned about and advocated for U.S. policies that nurtured peace, lifted up marginalized people and protected the integrity of creation.
Judith Conde, President of the Vieques Women's Alliance, was hosted by the Fellowship of Reconciliation and shared the powerful voices of Vieques women on the state of health in Vieques and the consequences of the U.S. Navy's presence. Women have been key figures in Vieques' struggle for environmental cleanup, return of lands from the U.S. government to local people and demilitarization and sustainable economic development. Conde shared insight and put faces on the high incidence of cancer and other diseases and the mortality rate in Vieques. She said speculation by foreign real estate investors, mostly from the United States, has provoked uncontrolled price rises of land and property.
During a workshop, Vieques, Puerto Rico — Toxic Implications of Militarism on Environmental Health, led by the Vieques Women's Alliance and the Fellowship of Reconciliation, Conde spoke about the listing of Vieques on the National Priority List of the 100 most contaminated sites (Superfund).
She also addressed the reality that Congress did not return the Navy lands to their rightful owners — the people of Vieques.Instead, 14,000 acres of former Navy lands on the east end of Vieques and 4,000 acres on the west end were transferred to the Fish and Wildlife Service of the U.S. Department of the Interior (FWS). The contaminated lands, including the bombing range and maneuver areas, were designated as Wilderness Area and Wildlife Refuge. Conversations led to a suggestion to circulate a request for action as talking points with congress members in support of the residents of the Island of Vieques.
Conde met with staff of Congress members and the Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico and requested their support for Vieques by appropriating funds for the remediation of the people's health.
She was supported in her request by many people of faith participating in the Ecumenical Advocacy Days, who asked their members of Congress to
- appropriate sufficient funds annually in the Department of Defense budget for the cleanup of toxins in Vieques.
- compensate Vieques residents for the damage to their health as a result of the Navy's 62-year occupation and bombing of Vieques
- conduct a complete and thorough hydrological study of the Vieques island
- oppose proposals to exempt the military from environmental laws
- find ecological alternatives to the removal of unexploded ordinances in the island
Conde also spoke publicly at "La Casa" in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington and was interviewed on Pacifica Radio.
Sources: Interviews with Judith Conde 3/11/05


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I have installed a 20 amp double pole breaker using 12/3 wire in alternating series in my kitchen. I am trying to install GFCI protection to both sets of receptacles, but I am having a problem where any outlet that is off series of the first GFCI trips the GFCI only when something is plugged in (tester works fine) (example: GFCI set to black wire, all red wire outlets trip the GFCI when used) I have tried installing a second GFCI in the alternate series with no luck. I know it has something to do with the shared neutral, but I am not sure how to correct the problem so that I have GFCI protection on all outlets. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also let me know if I need to clarify any points
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At the first GFCI receptacle you will have 12/3 in, 12/2 out to the next GFCI (other circuit) and 12/2 out to the first protected receptacle on circuit one. Connect the black from the 12/3 to the line hot side of the GFCI and a short piece (6 in) of white wire to the line neutral side of the GFCI. Connect the white wire of the 12/2 going out to the next GFCI (other circuit) to the white from the 12/3 AND to the short pigtail. Connect the black of the 12/2 to the red from the 12/3.
For the 12/2 going to the protected recptacles on circuit 1, connect the black to the load hot and the white to the load neutral.
For the 12/2 going to the protected recptacles on circuit 1, connect the black to the load hot and the white to the load neutral.
One is to "split" the circuit at the first box and go to 12-2 as was mentioned.
The 2nd way is to use a 2 pole GFCI breaker.
The last way is to install a GFCI receptacle at each location and not use it to feed downstream.
The 2nd way is to use a 2 pole GFCI breaker.
The last way is to install a GFCI receptacle at each location and not use it to feed downstream.
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2 gang leaders guilty in murders, kidnaps
San Diego After two months of jury selection, seven months of testimony, and two months of deliberations, the men and women considering the death penalty case of two drug gang leaders reached a milestone.
The jury, along with dozens of other people in the packed San Diego courtroom, listened quietly Thursday as a judge read through several charges and allegations against Jorge Rojas Lopez and Juan Francisco Estrada Gonzalez, a task that took about an hour.
When it was done, the defendants had been found guilty of multiple murders, kidnappings for ransom and other crimes committed on behalf of a drug-trafficking crew known as Los Palillos, Spanish for "the toothpicks."
But the panel's work is not yet over. They are expected to return to San Diego Superior Court Tuesday to continue discussing charges for which they were unable to reach verdicts. That includes five counts of murder for Rojas, and kidnapping-related charges for Estrada.
Clocking in at a year, the marathon criminal trial is likely the longest in county history. Before it, there was David Allen Lucas who was sent to death row in 1989 for murdering three people. That trial lasted 11 months, including two months of jury selection.
Rojas and Estrada are among 18 defendants — both U.S. and Mexican citizens — indicted in connection with Los Palillos since 2009. Prosecutors said the drug-trafficking crew was responsible for nine killings and kidnappings for ransom in San Diego County between 2004 and 2007.
Some of the victims had ties to Tijuana's Arellano-Felix Organization.
Deputy District Attorney Mark Amador said in court that what later became Los Palillos began in Mexico as an enforcement crew for the notorious drug cartel. Its leader then was Rojas' older brother, Victor Rojas Lopez, whose nickname was "El Palillo."
He was murdered by the cartel in 2002.
Amador argued in court that the crimes Los Palillos committed in the U.S. were driven mostly by greed and revenge.
He described the killings like something out of a movie. There were bodies dumped on roadsides or left to rot in abandoned cars. Sometimes cash or toothpicks were left on or around the bodies. At other times, the victims were dissolved in vats of acid and buried near a horse corral in San Ysidro.
Prosecutors argued in trial that Rojas and Estrada, both 34 and non-U.S. citizens, were the leaders of the crew, bosses No. 1 and 2, respectively. They were arrested in June 2007 after federal agents raided a home in Chula Vista where a kidnapped man had been held for days.
His family paid nearly $200,000 ransom.
Although both defendants were already serving life without parole for that kidnapping, prosecutors sought additional convictions for the killings and other crimes.
District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis has declined in previous interviews to discuss specific costs associated with the Rojas and Estrada trial, but she said the heinous nature of their crimes warranted the death penalty.
Rojas was found guilty of four counts of murder and other charges, including attempted murder on a peace officer, kidnapping for ransom and attempted kidnapping. Estrada was found guilty of six murder counts and other charges.
Both defendants were acquitted of a robbery charge.
Because the jury did not reach verdicts Thursday on six charges related to Rojas and two for Estrada, defense attorneys asked the judge to declare a mistrial on those counts. But Judge David Rubin denied that request, opting instead to answer a question from the jury and ask them to keep deliberating.
The defense lawyers objected, noting that the jury foreman said initially that the panel was hopelessly deadlocked.


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It's on the site of the 76 gas station in the Castro.
Not clear what happened, but the space is back up for lease.
She's bought out partner Pat Kuleto to become sole managing partner.
Manhattan grocery stores are a hot real-estate commodity right now.
Bar Agricole is rumored to be one of two restaurant tenants.
It's the former Water Lounge space.
He'll be opening his fourth venture, probably next year, at 41st and Broadway.
Apparently a new lease has been signed.
The space at 500 Florida Street, just vacated by Circolo earlier this month, is set to become a second branch of Oakland's Caña Cuban restaurant (532 Lake Park Avenue), as Tablehopper reports. We reached out to the restaurant today and...
It's a project from local entrepreneur Kingston Wu.
The new partners aren't happy about paying rent while the city delays their liquor license.
It definitely won't be reopening then.
It's a new building from respected local architect Stanley Saitowitz, headed for approval this week.
Brokers with a side dish.
There's bound to be a bit of a kerfuffle over this one.
Expect some protest at the Board of Supervisor's meeting next week surrounding the proposed replacement for the beloved SoMa gay bar.
Seems the brats and beers concept is deader than dead.
You may recall that there was talk a couple months back that a medical marijuana dispensary called the Morado Collective was aiming to take some of the square footage of the former Medjool property off of Gus Murad's hands. They...
The same guy behind Pudong and Gingerfruit, 83-year-old Francis Tsai, is trying one more time.
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Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Ky., who is president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, announced the appointment Tuesday.
Coakley has served as a board member for the international relief agency since 2012. Coakley noted that the organization currently has 100 workers on the ground to assist with typhoon-relief efforts in the Philippines.
Catholic Relief Services was founded in 1943 by the Catholic Bishops of the United States to serve World War II survivors in Europe. The organization says it now reaches more than 100 million people in 91 countries on five continents.


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Right now we are working on setting up version no 3 of Yellow Splitch at the pedestrian bridge Bazarbron in Gothenburg. We are doing this together with the french architecht group Metipolis (Antoine Petit-Jean, Thibault Girardi).
The opening is Friday 11 November 17pm. The installation will stay up until beginning of January 2012. That makes it part of Julstad – the annual x-mas light festival in Gothenburg. The installation is also exhibited as part of the program of Luci (Lighting Urban Community International) meeting in Gothenburg 16-19 November.


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Courtney Love found the Plane?
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99Rock Music News: Did Courtney Love Find The Missing Malaysian Plane?
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By Nadia Noir
Everyone is searching for that mysteriously missing Malaysian plane that disappeared on March 8th, including social media mayhem-maker Courtney Love.
The mouthy rocker is renowned for voicing her opinion on anything and everything via social media and this time around, she might have clues to where Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has tragically fallen.
Referencing the site
for satellite imagery, Love tagged a picture of what looks like an empty ocean with Microsoft Paint words that say "oil" and "plane."
"I'm no expert but up close this does look like a plane and an oil slick," said Love in her post. "Prayers go out to the families #MH370 and its [sic] like a mile away Pulau Perak, where they 'last' tracked it 5°39'08.5″N 98°50'38.0″E but what do I know?" Check out the picture on
While she's not admitting that she knows where the plane is exactly, it would be one of the most incredible things that ever happened to mankind if Love, of all people in the world, was the person who actually found the plane.
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You may have seen the Lean Dashboard that we use to track the progress of our startups. Our mates at JFDI in Singapore have just shared a checklist for tracking the big questions. Can you answer these questions?
Can we confidently articulate the big vision briefly and at length?
Do we understand the problem domain as well as most experts?
Have we identified a specific first customer?
Do we bring new insight or design to the field?
Have we confirmed a specific user/customer problem or opportunity through interviews?
Have we built a solution that matches that problem?
Does the solution differentiate from other competitors through a UVP (unique value proposition)? Both sides of the platform.
Have we confirmed a channel to reach our market?
Do we understand the conversion mechanics of our sales funnel?
Can we confirm problem solution fit in the form of an MVP?
Traction and growth?
They track all of their companies side by side, measuring their progress relative to each other. Like Steve Blank's 'moneyball for startups'.
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Energy Saving Tips with Tyler Baird, Energy Savers of Ryerson University
Posted By Jim On 07/24/2012 @ 7:04 am In Personal Finance | 5 Comments
As you know, we frequently feature money saving tips related to energy (like this 100 ways to save on electricity [3]), and so we reached out to Tyler Baird, lead project manager at Energy Savers, a student organization under the Centre for Urban Energy at Ryerson University. Located in Toronto, Ontario in Canada, Ryerson and the Centre for Urban Energy look to develop and commercialize innovative solutions to urban energy users through public/private sector collaborations.
Below is a two-part audio interview with Tyler, conducted by our social guru Brandon, in which they talk about overcoming the challenge of changing your energy-using habits as well as going over some of the top-10 biggest energy wasters in your home and tips to solve them.
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Asking for God's will & peace to direct our daughter as she struggles with choosing the college she'll be attending in the fall. She's being heavily recruited and the stress of this big decision is taking its toll. Also asking that God will lead us, as parents , to provide wise counsel.
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Please pray for for return to The LORD. I have backslidden into homosexuality and have fallen further into sin, the world the flesh and in deep bondage of the devil. Please pray for for my deliverance, repentance toward God and faith toward to The Lord Jesus Christ. Please pray that for humility and Godly sorrow to flood my heart, mind, and soul. Please also pray for another who since has backslideen also .I am very depressed,alone, in confusion and in deep darkness. Please pray for our repentance, restoration, deliverance, faith and return unto the LORD.
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Lord let not my heart be troubled; prayer for friend Melissa let not her heart be troubled
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Please pray for my husbands heart to be softened and drawn Back to me and for our marriage to be renewed. Pray that God will deal with both of our heart issues and that he will open the doors of communication, completely, between us. And I pray that God will become te cornerstone of out marriage so when ever the devil does come trying to tear our marriage apart we have the foundation that will never give way that we can build back upon. Thank you very much for the prayers and blessings for doing Gods work!!!
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For my husband to turn from his evil ways and turn to God. For God to move him back in with me and our childr this 2015 year.
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Like others across Eastern Carolina, a generator provided some relief for Kathy Woolard while she waited out the power repair crews.
Woolard, who lives in Grimesland, lost power in the storms from Sunday and has been sweating it out.
Woolard did find a little relief from the fans she was able to power through the use of a generator. She says she was thankful for the generator but really wanted her power back on.
At Lowe's in Washington, people flooded the store and emptied it of the generators in stock. Store officials said they were working to get more, especially with hurricane season here.


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Wait, We're Exaggerating Our Happiness About Kids?
A pair of researchers from the University of Waterloo in Ontario published a study in the journal Psychological Science asserting that parents exaggerate how happy they are that they had children, reported LiveScience. ". . . [T]he idea that parenthood involves substantial emotional rewards appears to be something of a myth," LiveScience said, in light of how much money and work parenthood entails.
Now that children no longer work the farms or monetarily contribute to the family as they did generations ago, "the economic value of having children has been dropped fast," the site reported.
Time Magazine writer John Cloud concurred with the study's assessment, saying, "Does this mean that you shouldn't have kids? Yes – but you won't. Our national fantasy about the joys of parenting permeates the culture. Never mind that it wasn't always like this." (March 2011)


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LCT to Stage "Barefoot in the Park"
(Le Mars)-- What happens when a free spirit marries a straight-laced lawyer? You'll find out in the Le Mars Community Theater's upcoming performance of Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park." Lisa Opheim, who has appeared in two shows at Le Mars Community and has worked for a number of years with the Spencer Community Theater, is directing her first show at the Postal Playhouse. She tells us what the show is about.
Mix in a conservative mother-of-the-bride and a wacky next door neighbor, who end up on a double date with the newlyweds, and you've got funny conflict and few awkward situations. Lisa says the cast she's put together is clicking with some good chemistry after two weeks of rehearsal.
You may also find some Le Mars stage veterans making a brief cameo appearance as a delivery person early in the show.
The upcoming show will be staged the last weekend of October and the first weekend in November at the newly remodeled Postal Playhouse in Le Mars. According to Opheim the quality of the writing, the familiarity of the show, and the fun 1960's setting make this a great play that the whole family will have fun with.
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Morning News - Cash for Clunkers Ends TodayBrett Singer
Consumers have been rushing to buy a car before the Cash for Clunkers program ends. The deadline is today (Monday August 24) at 8pm. That's 8pm Eastern Standard Time, which means you West Coasters need to get your gas in gear a little earlier than the rest of the country.
You have to have a deal made before the deadline — if you're still haggling at 8:01pm EST, no rebate for you. The much-derided program seems to have worked, in that it got customers into the showroom. But many car dealers decided to stop participating because it was taking too long to get their rebate checks. While I admit that I know very little about the program, I think the government should have sent the rebates directly to consumers. We're willing to wait six months for $1 back on a package of toothpaste, we would wait that long for five grand. Of course, then people might not have had enough money to buy the car in the first place. It feels like dealers were promised the cash quickly, which if they'd asked me, I would have said was an unrealistic goal. As usual, nobody asked me.
My favorite headline of the weekend: Dolphins' players may not have Swine Flu.
A fisherman fished out a rare blue lobster. He thought it was a beer can. A couple of years ago the same guy, Bill Marconi, caught a white lobster. What's next — a ROCK LOBSTER?
In tech news, Apple says that they didn't reject an app from Google Voice that would allow people to make free and low-cost phone calls on the device. They're just "studying" it. They want to make sure customer's privacy will be protected. Sure. And Brett Favre is still retired.
Speaking of Fav-ruh:
in addition to sullying the good name of Brett, he forced the Vikings to cut a promising young quarterback named Sean Glennon. But that's OK because he'll lead the team to the Super Bowl this year. HA HA HA!
Even this baby knows that's not gonna happen.
Here's your weekend movie box office — with trailers!
At number one, "Inglourious Basterds." I have to admit that I wasn't interested in seeing this movie until I heard Quentin Taratino on The Howard Stern Show, and Howard described the film as kind of a Jewish wish-fulfillment thing — that is, the Jews fight back and kick some Nazi butt. Or, in this case, scalps. Anyway, it sold $37,602,000 worth of tickets.
"District 9", which I really want to see but haven't, came in second with $18,900,000, and $73,491,000 cume. Not bad considering the budget was "only" $30,000,000.
"G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" which I kind of want to see because part of me is still 12 years old, took the third spot with $12,500,000 ($120,531,000 cume).
"The Time Traveler's Wife", which I can't imagine seeing under any circumstances, came in fourth with $10,025,000 ($37,448,000 cume).
"Julie & Julia", which I actually saw opening weekend and really liked, came in fifth with $9,000,000 ($59,288,000 cume).
One more: "Shorts", a kiddie flick from Robert Rodriguez, came in sixth with $6,600,000. This was the movie that allowed me to get a couple of hours off because Gramma took the kids to see it. They loved it, she hated it. I didn't see it, but since it gave me two hours of daddy time, I love it.
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Home | Fellowship | Elections to the Fellowship | 2009 | Professor Margaret J Snowling
Developmental disorders of language, learning and cognition including basic research on dyslexia and language impairment and the development and evaluation of interventions that ameliorate children's literacy difficulties
Maggie Snowling spent her childhood in the north of England before moving to the Home Counties with her parents as a teenager. She completed her first degree in psychology at Bristol and her doctorate at University College London. In 1988 she qualified as a clinical psychologist.
Maggie's first academic position was at the National Hospital's College of Speech Sciences where she later became Principal (1989). She moved to be Head of the Department of Psychology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1992 before taking up her present post in the Department of Psychology at the University of York where she co-directs the Centre for Reading and Language with Charles Hulme. The main aim of the Centre's research is to take basic research on typical and atypical development through to practical application; Maggie is proud that the work of the group has led to improved scientific understanding of the cognitive mechanisms that underlie impairments of reading and language in specific and general learning disorders. In turn, these advances have led to theoretically motivated interventions that 'make a difference'. Maggie was a member of Sir Jim Rose's Expert Advisory Group for the recently published independent review on Dyslexia and more generally, the work of her group has been included in government guidance on the teaching of literacy and supporting pupils with difficulties.
Maggie is an internationally recognised expert on childhood disorders of reading and language. She currently holds a Wellcome Trust Programme Grant investigating the developmental relationships between dyslexia and specific language impairment. She is also directing parallel studies in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and will soon be extending this work in the Bangalore region of India. Maggie firmly believes that major insights about the causes and consequences of learning disorders come from individual case work and consequently, she continues to run a diagnostic clinic in the Department of Psychology for children and families with language and learning difficulties.
Maggie was awarded the Marion Welchman Award of the British Dyslexia Association in 1997, the British Psychological Society Presidents' Award in 2003, and the Samuel T Orton award of the International Dyslexia Association in 2005. She held a British Academy Research Readership between 2005 and 2007, she is past- president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science (Psychology section) and currently President of the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading. In 2008, she was elected Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Maggie is committed to supporting children with special needs to fulfil their potential and much of her research and teaching reflects this theme. She feels very strongly about enabling the academic careers of women, she loves working in collaboration with others, and is very proud of the achievements of her group. For these reasons and many others too, she is extremely honoured to be elected Fellow of the British Academy.
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An async, call-return-throw oriented protocol
A nodejs implementation for the asyncProtocol (client+server side and websocket gate for browser client)
Install with
npm install async-protocol or put all files in a folder called "async-protocol", and:
"use strict" var aP = require"async-protocol"var net = require"net" // Create a new async-protocol context var cntxt = // Register all possible calls (name, args and return) cntxtregisterClientCall"#1 add(a: int, b: int) -> result: int" addcntxtregisterClientCall"#2 stringInfo(str: string) -> chars[]: (char: string, count: uint), length: uint" stringInfocntxtregisterClientCall"#3 div(n: int, d: int) -> result: float" divcntxtregisterException"#1 divByZero" // Simple add function console.log"[Server]" "call received" answerresult: dataa+datab // More complex return var chars = {} i c for i=0; i<datastrlength; c = datastri++ charsc = charsc+1 || 1 var ans = length: datastrlength chars: for c in chars anscharspushchar: c count: charsc answerans // Async and throw example if datad == 0 answer"divByZero" else setTimeout // Answer after a while (simulate a fs or db request) answerresult: datan/datad 3e3 // Create a basic net server var server = netcreateServerlisten8001 // Wrap it with the protocol cntxtwrapServerserver console.log"[Server]" "new connection" connonce"close" console.log"[Server]" "connection closed" // Test the server after 1s setTimeout console.log"[Client]" "start connection" var conn = netconnect8001 console.log"[Client]" "connected" // Wrap it with the protocol conn = cntxtwrapSocketconn conncall"add" a: 12 b: 13 console.log"[Client]" "[add]" result conncall"stringInfo" str: "Hello World!" console.log"[Client]" "[stringInfo]" result conncall"div" n: 17 d: 0 if err console.log"[Client]" "[div]" err connclose 1e3 // Example code to create a server that accepts WebSockets connections (from a browser for example) cntxtcreateWSServer console.log"[WSServer]" "new connection" connonce"close" console.log"[WSServer]" "connection closed" listen8002
The main object, returned by
Set the maximum size the internal Buffer can grow (default: 2MiB) If at any time it stays bigger than this, the connection will be closed This is a security measure, to avoid memory attacks
Create a new protocol context. A context is basically the collection of calls that the protocol accepts and answer
Register a new call that the server can send to a client
signature is a string (the syntax is described bellow)
callback (optional) will be executed whenever the server sends the registered call. It should accept two arguments:
args: the arguments sent by the server (always match the format given by the call signature)
answer: a callback function that must be called to answer this call. The argument sent to it must match the return format defined by the call signature
Inside the
this refers to the
aP.Connection object that received the call
Register a new call that a client can send to the server
signature is a string (the syntax is described bellow)
callback (optional) will be executed whenever this registered call is received. It should accept two arguments:
args: the arguments sent by the client (always match the format given by the call signature)
answer: a callback function that must be called to answer this call. The argument sent to it must match the return format defined by the call signature
Inside the
this refers to the
aP.Connection object that received the call
Register a new type of exception
signature is a string (the syntax is described bellow)
There are two special exceptions. They always exist but can't be sent the other side (that means they are raised by the local lib code):
"timeout": raised when a call takes too long to be answered
"closed": raised when the connection is lost before the call is answered
Wrap a client net socket with the async protocol and bind it to this context
Return a new
aP.Connection object
Turn a net server into a async-protocol server
callback will be added as "asyncConnection" listener
Whenever a new async connection is accepted,
"asyncConnection(conn)" is emited (
conn is a
aP.Connection object)
Create and return a WebSocket server that accepts async-protocol connections
options is an object to be passed to net.createServer() or tls.createServer(), with the additional property
"secure" (a boolean)
callback will be added as "asyncConnection" listener
Whenever a new async connection is made,
"asyncConnection(conn)" is emited (
conn is a
aP.Connection object)
Represent a token of 16 bytes. Can be used as a general id, even as a unique id
Create a new token from the
base. If omited, create a pseudo-random token
base can be a 16-byte Buffer, another Token or a hex-encoded 32-byte string
Return whether this token is equal to the token represented by the given object (another Token, a 16-byte Buffer or a hex-encoded 32-char string)
Return the Token as a hex-encoded 32-char string
Represent a exceptional return, like an error. Any call can be answered with an exception that has been registered in the same context as the call.
Create a new exception object.
name is a string and
data must match the registered format.
The main use is to answer a call with an exception, for example:
For example:
cntxtregisterClientCall"#17 setAge(value: int)" if argsvalue < 18 answer"invalidAge" value: argsage else doChangeAgeargsvalue answer cntxtregisterException"#9 invalidAge(value: int)"
string. Usage example:
conncall"setAge" value: 17 if err && errname === "invalidAge" displayAgeError
The data carried by the exception object (must match the format registered in the context)
Represent a async-protocol connection.
You never create this object directly, instead they are returned by
ap.wrapSocket, given by the first argument of
"asyncConnection" events and by
this in calls callback.
Send a call to the other side.
name (string) is the call name, as registered in the connection context
data (optional) must match the registered args format
callback (optional) is a function with the format
function (err, result). In case of error,
err is a
aP.Exception object and
result will be null. Otherwise,
err will be null and
result will bring the call return (following the format registered). The callback is executed only once.
timeout (optional, default:60e3) is the maximum time (in ms) you want to wait for the call to be answered. Zero means never timeout. When the this time is reached, the callback will be executed with the execption "timeout". If the answer is received after the timeout, the connection will be dropped.
If the connection is lost before the answer is received or the timeout, callback will be executed with the exception "closed"
End this connection
Return whether the connection hasn't been closed yet
Dispatched when the connection is closed, for any reason
General structure:
#{id} {name}({args}) -> {returns}
{id} is a decimal, positive number (>0). It is used as the under the hood identifier and must be the same in both the client and server side
{name} is the call identifier (must be unique among the calls from the same context and side)
{args} follow the syntax described bellow (in Format syntax). If the call takes no input, it can be omited:
#{id} {name} -> {returns}
{returns} follow the syntax described bellow (in Format syntax). If the call makes no output, it can be omited:
#{id} {name}({args})
General structure:
#{id} {name}({args})
See Call signature above for details.
{name} must not be "timeout" nor "closed"
General structure:
{field}, {field}, ...
{field} has three variations:
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Space heater trouble leads to house fire
POSTED: 11:42 PM Nov 24 2013
A space heater overloaded an extension cord, leading to a fire Sunday night at a Lenoir County home.
The home is on the 3700 block of Tram Road, near Highway 258, in the Deep Run area.
Firefighters got the call just after 9 p.m.
The residents, a family of four including a child, are now displaced; the home is a total loss, a fire official said.
The family had the space heater running as temperatures dipped into the 20s Sunday night.
No one was hurt in the blaze.
The family is getting help from friends and the Red Cross.
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Real Housewives of New Jersey Stars React to Lauren Manzo's Engagement!
OMG, you guys — Lauren Manzo is officially engaged! After months of anticipation, Caroline Manzo's daughter said yes when her longtime boyfriend, Vito Scalia, popped the question on November 11. It didn't take long for many of the stars of The Real Housewives of New Jersey to start pouring in the congratulatory tweets. Here's a little roundup of their well wishes.
Caroline kicked things off, proudly boasting, "My baby is engaged!!!"
Then, both of Lauren's brothers shared their excitement, with Albie posting, "Any guess on what the big news is??? Congratulations to @laurenmanzo and @vitoscalia3 Absolutely couldn't be happier, love you both!!!!" and Christopher writing, "Not a joke this time! Congrats Lauren and Vito, I love you both."
Other RHoNJ cast members also got in on the action. Melissa Gorga took to Twitter to write, "Congrats @Laurenmanzo & @VitoScalia3 I'm so happy for you!!! Xoxo." The Laurita's also wished her well, with Jacqueline Laurita writing, "Congratulations Lauren&Vito!!!!" and her hubby posting, "Very happy for @Laurenmanzo & @VitoScalia3' Love them both very much! Congratulations on your engagement! Xo."
Kathy Wakile has yet to respond to the announcement, too, but both of her children wished their friend well. Victoria wrote, "A big big BIG Congratulations to @Laurenmanzo and @VitoScalia3 on their engagement! How exciting!! Xoxoxoxo," and little Joseph tweeted, "Congratulations to @LaurenManzo & @VitoScalia3 on your engagement!!! I Wish you guys a Life-Long Marriage of Pure Happiness!!!"
Teresa Giudice and Dina Manzo have yet to congratulate Lauren in public, but Dina says she's done so in private.
The happy couple took a moment to thank all of their fans and supporters. Vito wrote, "Thank you everyone for the warm wishes on our engagement @Laurenmanzo and I thank you all," while Lauren gushed, "Thank you so much to everyone for the well wishes! @VitoScalia3 and I are so happy and I'm still in complete shock."
Are you in "complete shock" over Lauren's engagement or did you see it coming? Share your thoughts in the comments below!


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Four years ago Barack Obama texted his selection of Joe Biden for vice presidential running mate. Next month, Mitt Romney plans to announce his pick via brand new Android and iOS applications. Mitt's VP, which was developed by Romney for President, Inc., will send an "exclusive" push Notifica ... Full Article »


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Books | Together, two bestsellers show that the test of character is how we respond when things get tough
It's a question that can't remain academic forever: How will we respond when things get tough? News of the terrible school shooting in Littleton, Colo., brings back thoughts of Ben Strong, the senior who stopped the shooting in Paducah, Ky., last year, by embracing the boy with the gun. And the kids from the Christian school in Clinton, Miss., who saved lives in the moments after their Amtrack train derailed outside Chicago last month. Everyone wonders-and everyone sooner or later learns-How will I act, in those moments in my life, when my actions matter the most? That question is also the tie between two of today's bestsellers: Tom Brokaw's The Greatest Generation, and George Stephanopoulos's All Too Human. Mr. Brokaw's book is an almost hagiographic retelling of the stories of ordinary men and women who met the extraordinary challenges of World War II and its aftermath. Mr. Stephanopoulos, on the other hand, provides an honest and even moving account of how bad character can rub off-and how very often, our trials come not as one big event but as a string of daily decisions. And the decisions we make on the seemingly smaller questions reveal character just as accurately-if not more so. For all of his annoying partisanship when it comes to political matters, Mr. Brokaw is a good man with words. The generation that grew up during the Depression and then fought World War II was the nation's greatest ever, he contends. "They answered the call to help save the world from two of the most powerful and ruthless military machines ever assembled, instruments of conquest in the hands of fascist maniacs. They faced great odds and a late start, but they did not protest. At a time in their lives when their days and nights should have been filled with innocent adventure, love, and the lessons of the workaday world, they were fighting, often hand-to-hand, in the most primitive conditions possible, across the bloodied landscape of France, Belgium, Italy, Austria." Their heroism didn't end with the surrender of Germany and Japan. They returned home, rebuilt their lives, and kept struggling to make things better. "They helped rebuild the economies and political institutions of their former enemies, and they stood fast against the totalitarianism of their former allies, the Russians." Fine words, and well deserved. But finer still are the stories that fill Mr. Brokaw's book. One is the story of Thomas Broderick. "Thomas Broderick was a 19-year-old premed student at Xavier College in 1942, trying to decide which branch of the service fit his sense of adventure," Mr. Brokaw writes. "This son of a south Chicago working-class family was bright and ambitious, so he enlisted in the Merchant Marine." (If you didn't like the Merchant Marine, you could leave it, he explained to Mr. Brokaw.) But during a mission in North Africa, he met paratroopers, and wanted to be like them-though he'd never even been on an airplane. So he resigned from the relative safety and comfort of his Merchant Marine berth and joined up with the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division. After training, his unit was shipped out to the European theater to replace soldiers lost during the D-Day campaign. His first jump was straight into the Battle of Arnhem. "It was combat morning, noon, and night," he told Mr. Brokaw. On the fifth day, he made a nearly fatal mistake. "I remember being in a foxhole and ... I was lining up my aim on a German," Mr. Broderick recounts. "I got a little high in the foxhole and I got shot clean through the head-through the left temple." Although he was administered last rites, he survived. But the battle isn't the heroic part of Mr. Broderick's story. It's how he handled the permanent loss of his sight. When he returned home, he learned Braille and he learned the insurance business. He established his own firm and he started a family. "Later, when he and his wife were having children-seven in all-Broderick would tell each of them the same story as they reached the age when they could understand the real meaning of his blindness," Mr. Brokaw writes. "His daughter, Katy Broderick Duffy: 'He'd tell us how he was hurt in the war and that when he came home he went with his mother to Lourdes, the famous shrine in France, to pray for a miracle. He said that before they put the water on his eyes, he asked the Lord for a favor: "If I can't have my eyesight, could you find a girl for me to marry?" And that's how he met my mother. When you're little and you hear that story, you really think it was a miracle.'" Mr. Brokaw also used his access to retell the stories of more well-known veterans of the war and its aftermath. He profiles George Bush, Art Buchwald, and Ben Bradlee. He tells how Mr. Buchwald convinced a street drunk to sign his permission form; the forgery allowed the 17-year-old to join the Marines. He was sent to the South Pacific, where he loaded bombs onto Corsairs. Mr. Brokaw's book has been criticized for overstating its case. Yes, World War II veterans are admirable, reviewers agree, but isn't it a bit much to call it the greatest generation? Several reviewers almost seem to be saying that it was merely their good luck that these men and women were born into the time of the Great Depression and the bloodiest war in history. Given the right circumstances, they say, anyone can be a hero. Mr. Stephanopoulos's book shows that this just isn't so. All Too Human isn't merely an insider's guide to the now-tiresome heap of White House scandals. It's mostly an honest recounting of his slow transformation from idealist to sleazy spin-doctor. George Stephanopoulos, as he comes across in his book, is a likeable young man-a die-hard liberal and wrong about most policy issues, but liberal and wrong for the right reasons. "Because I believe in original sin, because I know that I'm capable of craving a cold beer in a village of starving kids, because I know that selfishness vies for space in our hearts with compassion, I believe we need government," he writes. "A government that forces us to care about the common good even when we don't feel like it, a government that helps channel our better instincts and check our bad ones. I don't think government is good, just necessary." He's the son of a Greek Orthodox priest, and for some time considered the priesthood himself. But he felt he lacked a call to the ministry, and he felt drawn to politics. After college, he found a job on Capitol Hill, working for a freshman congressman from Cleveland. He was horrified at the invasion of Grenada in 1983, coming just two days after American marines were killed by a terrorist in Beirut. He felt sure it was just a way for President Reagan to distract Americans from the administration's blunder. (Ironically, he defends President Clinton against similar charges.) So he convinced his boss, Rep. Ed Feighan (D-Ohio), to speak out against it. The congressman did, and it was a huge political blunder. "Whatever the truth [about the invasion], I learned that day to separate what I thought was right from what I thought would work, a skill that would serve me well-at a price," he writes. And that's when it began, he recounts, the slide from the moral high ground to the morass of scandal. Getting liberals elected, he says, is the only way to get liberal policies enacted. That's why he was so ready to sign on with Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton; here was an electable Democrat. And Mr. Stephanopoulos admits he was smitten with the candidate. (In this and in other aspects, All Too Human confirms something many have suspected, that the book Primary Colors, by journalist Joe Klein, is dead-on accurate in its portrayals of Bill Clinton and others involved in the 1992 campaign.) But he soon found himself quashing rumors and reports about womanizing. "I wanted to believe that it was all malicious fiction, to see Clinton as he saw himself-the target of unscrupulous enemies who would try to destroy him personally because they opposed his policies." And so he began to attack the character of Mr. Clinton's accusers-and there were lots of them. "What began as a strange, even sordid way to spend my time soon felt natural," he writes. "I began to think that doing the dirty work was not only necessary, but noble, a landmark on the road to the greater good. I began to fool myself, because fighting scandals can be fun; the action is addictive." But he began to realize how off-course he was when he heard himself say words he will always regret. Days before the crucial primary in 1992, a newspaper in New Hampshire had information from a former Clinton driver that the governor had tried to silence Gennifer Flowers by giving her a state job. Mr. Stephanopoulos and Bruce Lindsay went to the editorial board to try to convince the paper that the driver was unreliable. They did, but as they left the building, Mr. Stephanopoulos saw the driver's daughter, who was all of 8 years old. "Flushed with our tiny victory, and frayed from a month of crises, I approached the driver's daughter on our way out: 'Your father,' I said, looking at her as if she were to blame for all our troubles, 'is a really bad man.' I felt ashamed the second the words left my mouth, but it was too late. The girl just stared back at the brutal zealot I'd become, and I couldn't argue with her, or change the subject, or even spin myself." This kind of honesty is what makes the book stand out from most political memoirs. Mr. Stephanopoulos is harder on himself than on Bill Clinton, in fact. He can only just bring himself to admit the president's faults. And that makes his assessment of his former boss even more damning: "[I] was tempted at times to think of the Clinton story as a tragedy. That doesn't seem quite right either. For all his talent, Clinton lacks the grandeur of a tragic hero."


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On the heels of media day yesterday, there were plenty of entertaining quotes flying around, so here's a quick roundup of some of the best of the bunch.
We'll start with Kevin Garnett, who dropped in a new contender to Hayes' list of top KG elaborate metaphors: (Mark Murphy, Boston Herald:
"Timing is everything, and chemistry isn't something you just throw in a frying pan and mix it up with another something, throw something on top of that, put it in a tortilla, put it in a microwave, then give it to you and expect it to taste good," Garnett said at yesterday's Celtics media day session. "For those who can cook, they know what I'm talking about. If y'all can't cook, this doesn't concern you.""
Garnett is clearly the gift that keeps on giving. He's also right on point here though, as far as this team's chemistry goes Stay tuned to see if Hayes updates his list.
Jimmy Toscano over at CelticsBlog.com had more KG insight in his great piece, complaining about the rushed start to the regular season by the NBA, along with quotes from Ray and Paul:
"I think what you see, we're in a rushed league right now," Kevin Garnett said. "Everybody is paying attention to the Chris Paul situation. I don't know why everybody is shocked. Stern has been pretty adamant about when he wants to do things and how he does things.
Celtics guard and workout guru Ray Allen shared Garnett's thoughts.
"I feel very rushed," he said. "I can't say that I've been particularly happy with the way things have transpired over the last two or three weeks but I think everybody is in the situation where we just have to do the best with what we have.
"We have to adjust to the situation at hand. It's a challenge for all of us and we're all going through it. So there's nothing more you can do about it but prepare yourself physically and mentally."
Hindsight is 20-20 of course, as Paul Pierce notes.
"Yeah we talked about [feeling rushed]," Pierce said. "This is something that could have been avoided. Especially you see the different trades that are going through, falling through and the disorganization of rosters at this point. There probably should have been a period where you had a free agent signing period, then training camp.
"I just think that the Christmas date was something that was really pushed amongst the players as a key date and that's why we've been rushed the way we've been rushed."
Perhaps Garnett put it best when wrapping up his feelings towards the current NBA situation.
"I'm going to use Doc Rivers' saying here, and I hate this saying, but you got to get past mad. Come in and do your job. Understand what this is. And that's what everybody is doing."
As Rich Keefe told you about yesterday at media day, Marquis Daniels also had an interesting exchange with reporters about his new number 4. Tom Lakin, at ESPN Boston fill us in:
Why 4?
"Actually, it was my first number," Daniels said, pointing to his left arm. "I had it branded on my arm when I was on AAU. I'm not going to tell you how old I was when I got it, though."
Oh, come on. It couldn't have been that long ago.
"I was 11," Daniels relented. "My older cousins did it. They tricked me … I didn't know what it was."
So what hurt more, the brand or last year's grisly spinal injury?
"Oh, the spine," Daniels said. "Definitely the spine."
Finally, one more mention of the repeated interest in Reggie Evans by Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe:
The Celtics remain in the running for free-agent forward Reggie Evans but they only have the veteran minimum to offer. Evans is seeking a multiyear deal.
Washburn also has the quotes from Keyon Dooling about his fight with Ray Allen a few years back. Our own Rich Keefe was the man who asked this one:
"The Sonics? Is that even a team anymore?'' Dooling joked. "That's ancient history. When Ray and I saw each other the next time after the fight, we had a conversation and we embraced each other. It was the heat of the battle. I have a lot more respect for him and he has a lot more respect for me. Sometimes you know a man better when you fight. He's been nothing but a phenomenal influence since I've been here."''
Asked who won the fight, Dooling said, "The NBA won, they got all the fine money.''
More on the way later today…..


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Sunyoung ParkAssociate Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures and Gender Studies
Contact Information
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: (213) 740-8256
Office: THH 378
Biographical Sketch
The focus of my research is the literary and cultural history of modern Korea, which I approach from the varying perspectives of world literature, postcolonial theory, cultural studies, transnational feminism, and Marxism. I am particularly interested in the dynamic interactions of culture, ideology, and society, and I always strive to place a text in active dialogue with its time and context, both locally and globally. My first monograph, The Proletarian Wave: Literature and Leftist Culture in Colonial Korea 1910-1945 (2015), examines the origins, development, and influence of socialist literature in Korea during the colonial period. I have tried in this volume to reconstruct from a post-Cold War perspective the varicolored mosaic of colonial Korean leftist culture, going beyond established Marxist history to include the important contributions of fellow-traveling groups of anarchists, nationalists, feminists, and more. I am also the editor and translator of an anthology of modern Korean stories, On the Eve of the Uprising and Other Stories from Colonial Korea (2009), as well as the author of various articles on historiographical and literary issues, including the history of Korean realism, the intellectual biography of modern writers, and the origins and nature of reportage within Korean literature.
In current research, I am extending my contextual and interdisciplinary approach to literary history to the study of popular culture and society in contemporary Korea. I am at present working on a book manuscript titled Starship Korea: Science Fictional and Fantastic Imaginations in South Korean Literature, Film, and Visual Culture, 1960s-2010s, whose primary goal is to analyze the evolution of science fiction in Korea against the background of the major political and social shifts of the last fifty years. In addition to offering the first historical account of its subject matter, this project will contribute to global science fiction studies by expanding their horizon beyond currently entrenched Western and Japanese frames of reference. As a companion volume for this book, I am editing Science Fiction from South Korea, a translation anthology that wiill introduce hitherto unknown Korean science fiction stories to the Englihs-speaking world. Aside from these projects, I am also collaborating with a team of scholars in Korea, Australia, and the United States on an anthology of critical essays whose aim is to rediscover the diversity of 1980s Korean culture along with its living relevance. Far from being an anomalous and now faded era of minjung activism that is disjointed from globalization and contemporary life, the book projects, the 1980s was a time whose vibrant political and cultural energy enabled the subsequent flourishing of democratic culture and society in South Korea.
Reflective of my research orientations, my teaching interests include the intellectual and cultural history of modern Korea, contemporary Korean cinema, East Asia in cross-cultural theories, and twentieth-century world literature.
|Ph.D. English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University, 10/2006
|M.A. English Literature, SUNY at Buffalo, 9/1998
|B.A. Korean Language and Literature, Seoul National University, 2/1995
Academic Appointment, Affiliation, and Employment History
Tenure Track Appointments
|Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Studies, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures , University of Southern California, 2015-
|Associate Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures and the Gender Studies Program , University of Southern California, 03/2014-
|Assistant Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of Southern California, 08/2008-03/2014
Visiting and Temporary Appointments
|Visiting Lecturer in Asian Languages and Cultures, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, 2004-2005
PostDoctoral Appointments
|Postdoctoral Fellow in Korean Stuides, Washington University in St. Louis, 08/2006-05/2008
Description of Research
Research Specialties
|modern and contemporary Korean literature and film; cultural history of Korean and Japan; science fiction and fantasy; transnational socialism and feminism; postcolonial studies
|Park, S. (2015). The Proletarian Wave: Literature and Leftist Culture in Colonial Korea, 1910-1945. Harvard University Asia Center.
|Kim, N. (2015). Barley. trans. Sunyoung Park. Seoul: ASIA.
|Pak, T. (2015). A Day in the Life of Kubo the Novelist. trans. Sunyoung Park in collaboration with Jefferson Gatrall and Kevin O'Rourke. Seoul: ASIA.
|Park, S. (2010). trans and ed. On the the Eve of the Uprising and Other Stories from Colonial Korea. Cornell East Asian Series.
Book Review
|Park, S. (2013). Book Review of Kang Kyongae's From Wonso Pond. Journal of Korean Studies. pp. 158-160.
Encyclopedia Article
|Park, S. (2011). The Korean Novel. (Peter Logan, Ed.). 460-466. Blackwell Encyclopedia of the Novel.
Essay Translation
|Cheon, J., Chung, B., Park, S. (2014). The Development of Mass Intellectuality: Reading Circles and Socialist Culture in 1920s Korea. East Asian History. (Read it here.)
Journal Article
|Park, S. (2014). "Archive Odyssey: On the State of Korean Literature Studies in North America" (Ak'aibu odisei: haeoe han'guk munhak yon'gu hyonhwang e kwanhan ilgo). Kundae soji (Modern Korean bibliographical studies). Vol. 9, pp. 557-568.
|Park, S. (2013). "Rethinking Feminism in Colonial Korea: Kang Kyongae and 1930s Leftist Women's Literature". Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique. Vol. 21 (4), pp. 947-985. (Click for the article.)
|Park, S. (2013). "On the Discursive Construction of Korean Literature in the English-Speaking World" (Segye munhak urosoui han'guk munhak--tamnon saengsan ul wihayo). Chigujok segye munhak (Global world literature). Vol. 2, pp. 382-387.
|Park, S. (2011). "A Forgotten Aesthetic: Reportage in Colonial Korea 1920s-1930s". Comparative Korean Studies. Vol. 19 (2), pp. 35-69. (Click for the article.)
|Park, S. "Everyday Life as Critique in Late Colonial Korea: Kim Namch'on's Literary Experiments, 1934–1943." Journal of Asian Studies Vol. 68, no. 3. (2009): 861–893. (Click for the article.)
|Park, S. (2006). "The Colonial Origin of Korean Realism and Its Contemporary Manifestation". Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique. Vol. 14 (1), pp. 165–192. (Click for the article.)
Magazine/Trade Publication
|Park, S. Cultural Activism of Migrant Workers in Korea. Asia Pacific Arts. (Read it here.)
|Park, S. (2014). "On the Formation of the 'Archive' of Korean Literature in the United States". Kyosu sinmun. (Read it here.)
New Courses Developed
|Korean Culture from Ancient to Modern Times, EALC 344g, Korean literature and culture from the ancient to the modern era from a globally comparative perspective, 2015-2016
|Modern Korean Literature and Thought, GSEM 120g, an introduction to modern Korean literature with discussion of critical approaches to literary discourse and narrative analysis (formerly offered as ARLT 100g Korean Literature and Thought), 2015-2016
|Feminist Theory: An Introduction, SWMS 301, Gender Studies Program, (Designed my own syllabus for the existing course for GSP majors), 2015-2016
|Gender and Sexuality in Korean Literature and Culture, EALC 430, an examination of the changing representations of gender and sexuality in Korean cultural texts over the course of the 20th century. Formerly EALC 429 Gender in Korean Literature and Film, this course is cross-listed in the Gender Studies Program, 2013-2014
|Critical Issues in Asian Culture: Marxism and Culture in East Asia, EALC 480, a cultural and intellectual history of Marxism in twentieth-century East Asia, 2010-2011
|East Asia in Cross-Cultural Theories, EALC 507, an exploration of major theoretical paradigms particularly relevant to the study of East Asian cultures, 2010-2011
|Modernity and Cultural Representation in Korea, EALC 534, an in-depth examination of Korean cultural history, including emerging trends and new methodologies within modern Korean literary and cultural studies (formerly offered as EALC 532 Proseminar: Korean Cultural History), 2010-2011
|Modern Korean Literature in Translation, EALC 322, its current theme is fantastic imaginations in Korean literature and film, 2008-2009
Honors and Awards
|Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences, USC Office of the Provost, 2015-2016
|USC Mellon Graduate Mentoring Award, 2015-2016
|Association for Asian Studies First Book Subvention, 2014-2015
|Daesan Foundation Research Grant, 2013-2014
|Faculty may update their profile by visiting https://mydornsife.usc.edu.


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Angie in the News
Buhl urges Girls Staters to stay in state
Posted: Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Annastasia Maxwell, Sacajawea Scroll
Wednesday morning, Girls State delegates had the privilege of listening to South Dakota Senator Angie Buhl, chair of the Senate Democratic Caucus.
KELO: Legislative Accomplishments
March 18, 2012
PIERRE, SD - South Dakota's legislative session officially wraps up Monday when lawmakers return to Pierre to consider two vetoes and finish their final business for the year.
South Dakota's education system was debated in depth this year in the state capitol.
My Voice: Payments to other countries keeps SD safe
Development funds ensure free trade
May 28, 2012, By Angie Buhl
There's a time-honored saying that any state legislator knows well: "All politics is local." It remains true today. As a community, we need to remain focused on what keeps our local economy prosperous and our cities like Sioux Falls safe and secure.
Read more: My Voice: Payments to other countries keeps SD safe
KDLT: SD Ranked 39th Worst State For Women
by Jill Johnson
March 26, 2012
South Dakota may be known for it's great places and great faces, but according to a report done by 'iVillage' the state is struggling in a few areas. The website says the Mount Rushmore State isn't exactly welcoming to women. Out the 50 states, South Dakota ranks as the 39th worst state for women.