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When people speak of human evolution - whether or not they believe we descended from an ape - the term 'human' is taken to mean a single homogeneous unit. Instead, humans should be considered as multiple entities temporarily sharing the same body. While the conscious and subconscious mind mind are more evident as being 'separate entities' - which will be demonstrated shortly - there's likely a third... being the 'carrier of instincts' which will also be explained. This revelation, if true, will make the matter of human evolution seem trivial.
While at first glance this may seem no different than what religions have been saying all along... that we have a soul which, upon the death of the body, it lives on... there's more to it. Likewise concerning consciousness and subconsciousness as commonly described. Although the concept of a conscious and subconscious mind helps explain many things - being a masterstroke in definitions largely because it divided the mind - it doesn't quite highlight the real significance.
While we realize there is an 'animal aspect' to our being - while at the same time knowing the 'human element' distinguishes us from the rest of the animal kingdom - these truths need to be reexamined under a new light (to see what they really mean).
Ascertained as well as can be ascertained after 71 years, given my dedication, of intense observation and scrutiny along with a heavy dose of introspectiveness, practically constant, moreover greatly assisted by the muse and to some degree divine intelligence, these two entities are both forms of life but have no other commonality except for being temporarily unified (the likelihood of a third entity - the carrier of instincts - will be explained shortly). One is essentially the 'human element' while another entity is otherwise animal in nature and attends to the physical needs of the body. It doesn't mean these two entities always live in harmony however... sometimes (or often) having conflicting interests.
In other words, with the body comes the 'animal mind' but jointly possessing the mind is the human element… demonstrating its internal existence with the attributes of love, hate, compassion, ethics and all else 'human'. Of somewhat different agendas then, there would be conflicts. And, to tell us how much (or how often) conflicts exist, there's an apparatus inside our brain called the 'conscience'. One might call it a 'referee'. This (the conscience) is mentioned because it goes a long way in highlighting 'more than one'. There would be no need for a referee otherwise.
While it can be legitimately argued the human body is effectively of the animal kingdom it can only be argued the human body is… not the 'human element'. Coexisting then (within the same skull) is the mind of the human body (animal mind) and the human element. Although obvious they occupy the same space, the term 'coexisting' helps paint a better picture of this arrangement. However, the two are so fundamentally different from each other that whatever argument one has, they run the risk of being in error to speak of them both in the same breath.
For centuries religions have essentially been saying the human mind is unique, that it is (or has) a spiritual soul, but it seems with this position they took a curious stance over Darwinism. While they correctly speak of the human spirit as being separate, one should wonder what the fuss was about over Darwin's theory of evolution - that humans evolved from an ape (although we didn't). After all, Darwin was effectively talking about the human body not the human mind (the mind is our 'real aspect').
That's because during the19th century, as now, humans were considered a 'single unit'. That is, the body and the 'human aspect' being one-in-the-same. Apparently the significance of the subconscious mind hadn't yet been taken into account. Originally it was called the 'unconscious' mind by the philosopher Friedrich Schelling in the 18th century which, unfortunately, Sigmund Freud adopted and then emasculated. The direction Freud took it would have horrified Schelling.
Even now, apparently religions and science (atheism) haven't yet realized their common ground. After all, both acknowledge the existence of "it" which one calls the 'soul' and the other the 'human element'. It is unknown whether it was a term during the 19th century however... although 'human nature' was. Whatever the case, the term 'element' would have made for better arguments. It could have aborted the uproar... at least tempered somewhat the passions.
While science doesn't believe "it" has any extraneous (spiritual) properties as religions and the spiritual-minded do, but by acknowledging "it" as being a unique feature within the animal kingdom further supports the idea of 'separate'. Yet, the significance of 'separate' is simply begging to be characterized differently (better).
Of course, in order for this theory of cohabitation to fly - that humans are comprised of multiple entities only temporarily bonded together and not a single unit - then more will have to be addressed. Whether or not it will have an effect on the following curiosities remains to be seen (dependent on how this theory is advanced).
* While the human element itself is fathomable to a degree, it's curious infants react similarly to newborn mammals as if 'still missing' the human element. It's possible it isn't incorporated until days, weeks or months later. Like the 'spark of life', it too may require a 'spark'. That, however, is not the issue at hand.
Although the mind and body appear to be a single package, appearances can be deceiving. Humans are more complex than meets the eye and largely responsible are the arrangements. For one, with the human element humans have a twin awareness whereas animals only a single awareness. This single awareness explains why animals have no internal conflicts... never to second-guess themselves. This is mentioned because a twin awareness is powerfully supportive of these two entities existing.
The third (instincts - for all intents and purposes "the carrier of") will be dealt with shortly.
Perhaps helpful in painting this picture let's go ahead and deal with the question of whether the human mind contains this magnificent difference upon conception or subsequently. One could conclude it can only occur in one of two ways… either humans are inherently human at birth or receive the human element later. While obviously the human element became included in either case, but regardless of when... it doesn't necessarily mean it is wholly incorporated but co-exists as stated. While no proof exists, neither is there proof the human element is wholly incorporated (absorbed) into a single unit just because it is effectively 'attached'.
Of course, proving itself useful here in explaining is the ingenious concept of the 'subconscious mind'. Thanks to that ground-breaking concept, in our mind's eye 'separate' is now more easily visualized. It even 'fits' with religious concepts.
Yet, society is still having to deal with the distractive pictures science tries to paint. For example, anthropology went ahead and painted its version as to our origins without all the facts… knowingly without all the facts. It was wholly presumptuous... the truth of the matter is far more complex. Overtly ad hoc... even while being fully aware of the miraculous nature of the human body, the sciences are still bent on working up models of the unknown based on atheistical, linear and unimaginative suppositions. It should be called 'straight-line thinking' which is totally ineffective for metaphysical matters.
One could call it 'one-dimensional' thinking.
Of course, religions and cultures have painted unsubstantiated pictures as well. It seems everyone - prophets and philosophers alike - tries to make the most out the hints they find... hints being the only thing these "ghosts of truths" will drop. After all, indicators are all there are to work with. It's all about interpretation. Among the general population it probably ranges from good to awful. Since truths aren't something you can put in your pocket - being entirely ethereal - we're effectively dealing with hint-dropping ghosts.
To demonstrate the precariousness of theoretical positions, the current characterizations of 'instincts' and 'awareness' came from vantage points one can't put their finger on (a point-of-view). Or, for that matter, put a finger on that observed. Neither a point-of-view or that observed are tangibles. It's been a matter of hard-to-read signposts in a dense fog which would lead to misinterpretations or things not being fully appreciated. For example, unappreciated was that life can exist without awareness (the lowest forms of life)... but the fact they're nonetheless alive makes a powerful statement.
This powerful statement goes off on a tangent however and is only partially addressed here. Anyway, these lower forms seem to be saying "hey, look at us... we're instincts with a capital "I" and mainly purposed to serve survival and balance". And, they seemingly go on to say, "and you animals and humans can't live without us".
Awareness, at least, is more fathomable than instincts because it's more directly experienced. Instincts are, in effect, 'further removed'. But, life forms or not, it's still a foggy matter. Except for the human ability to more fully interpret, it appears to be the same awareness experienced by animals.
So, a question... might animals say "we're really people but people without the human element"? Well, it's worth considering. I have some chickens who might, if they could, say that. Probably many pet owners would swear to it.
Clear however is the distinction between creatures that (1) have only instincts (lower life forms); (2) have both instincts and awareness (animals in general); and (3) have instincts, awareness and the human element (humans). While different than how scientists would classify, nonetheless they are clearly three different life forms and the attributes possessed in most cases suggest they're built atop one another. In effect, life can also exist in stages.
Stage 1: instincts
Stage 2: instincts + awareness
Stage 3: instincts + awareness + human element
Since no other word really describes instincts except for maybe 'inherent aptitude' - although that doesn't put a finger on it - the instinctual phenomenon can be looked upon as if a train awaiting passengers. In effect, it's the creature's DNA that orders which passengers (instincts) to load. It's the 'carrier' all three (3) stages possess.
Awareness can be described much easier... it is simply 'consciousness'. And, like instincts, since it functions it must be alive. Likewise alive is the human element which is our subconsciousness. And, just like our senses, they can be (likely are) 'separate'.
Of course, instincts, awareness and the human element have always been lumped together, as if a single operating unit... but there seems no justification. After all, our five senses aren't lumped together as a single operating unit. We know each are independent. This should be telling us to look elsewhere for independence.
While the results of this 'unwrapping of the human package' may seem far-fetched, any analysis would if in the ballpark. It would because to be in the ballpark is surely bizarre. As for being life forms, it would be as viable as any explanation..
While the instinctual phenomenon within lower life forms is more akin to 'automatic reflexes', and not really awareness - at least not enough to say instincts, as a life form, have awareness - but with the more powerful and wider array of instincts typical in the higher orders there's a very telling situation. While instincts require awareness to function, it's not the possessor of the instincts (dog, cat) having the awareness but the instincts themselves! Anyway, it goes a long way in supporting the idea the carrier of instincts is a life form.
Perhaps more can be learned by defining the awareness of vegetation.
None of this threatens the idea of Creation either... it would be, was, and is, still required for each stage. These three ethereal features are only inheritable after the fact. Put metaphorically... of a sleeker and more functional design, a new engine and with the parts available humans were 'built'.
Considering the fog surrounding the modus operandi of metaphysics is why we should remain open to the idea humans are multifaceted (comprised of more than one entity - at least three). At this point however it's just a 'ballpark theory' subject to revisions. At least it appears to be in the ballpark.
If anything, it's even more bizarre.
Whatever the case, there should be no such thing as 'official conclusions' about anything ethereal. Once a stance is adopted by science - invariably within ballparks scissored out along their own dotted lines - they can stand for centuries and become almost impossible to change. So far, we have considered ourselves a single unit and the purpose here is to challenge this long-held assumption. After all, someone needs to try throwing some additional light... except for the philosophical characterization of the sixth sense and subconscious mind our understanding of the ethereal hasn't progressed in the past 2,000 years.
Religions, during those years, have relished only in vagueness. But vagueness is better than what the sciences have contributed in regards to the ethereal.
Again, while science holds that instincts are for survival purposes, primordially basic to all forms of life, and while true, it is only a partial characterization. Of course, it's partial because that's all that's known for sure. In this, at least, science didn't wildly extrapolate. At least not successfully (nothing more has society accepted).
While one might be tempted to put instincts on a par with the senses or claim it a capability of the sixth sense, there is no known supporting evidence. At least the theory of cohabitation has 'some' supporting evidence. And, said differently, having been proven divisible means the human brain is amenable to arrangements. If it wasn't amenable it wouldn't be divisible. The brain may be able to accommodate any number of arrangements (additions)... in this case life forms built atop one another.
Who knows yet... maybe talents are 'additions'. Or maybe a 'super-charged' sixth sense (which some people seem to have).
When it comes to describing what humans are, the sciences are of no help... still utilizing a straight line approach… still embracing the shallow mentality of Darwinism. Nor are they apt to change. After all, professions depend on immutable stances.
If we've learned anything at all from what we know of God's creations, then we should expect the unknown truths to be utterly bizarre. That said, one should keep in mind characterizations depend entirely on semantics which are woefully lacking when it comes to metaphysics. It's hard to be clear... true also of anything sensory (like the smell of mom's apple pie).
Of course, divine intelligence would make this picture much clearer... it has a way of giving the mind's eye 20/20 vision. Well, maybe absorbed just 20/30 or 20/40. Still, that wouldn't be bad... being a lot better than 'normal'. But to really get anywhere we must learn to describe things as divine intelligence would.
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Wow, I finally sat down to write about Fuschia Choco Butter lip balm. I have been travelling a lot since the past few weeks and using it all through my journey. I now have cracked heels but my lips are safe.
Before I say anything about the balm, I have to warn you of the weird overdosed choco butter smell. I'm not a fan of chocolate and neither is my sister. It could be a family thing. Every time I opened the lid my sister complains about the strong odour. I still decided to use it because of its soft texture and non-petroleum base.
Despite the odd smell, I liked the smooth and creamy feel it left on my lips. Guess the shea butter and kokum butter have done their job well. My lips felt buttery for almost an hour. Yay!!!
With other lip balms I had to reapply after this initial creamy phase. But this one managed to hydrate my lip for 2 more hours even when the heaviness of butter wore off. I had to reapply the balm only after 3 hours of initial application. This is a decent lifetime for a lip balm. So 8gms of this balm for Rs.225 INR seems like a worthy option.
The packaging is travel friendly. So I decided to carry it in my purse when I hit the road. I showed it no mercy. I used it in rains, cold winds, hill stations and I am satisfied with the results. This saved me from chopped lips. Plus it is 100% vegetarian and natural. Overall, I liked the product.
Caution: This balm tends to melt when the lid is left open. Also the smell of oils (especially castor oil) tends to dominate the choco butter smell in long run. But the performance is still satisfactory.
Editor's note- Even I am not the hugest fan of choco flavoured lip balms or body butters, but I would definitely love to try some other flavour lip balm from Fuschiavkare. What flavour would you like to try? Let us know in the comments below.
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Anyone hear of a place in the surrounding area that offers this, or has had any experience with it?
I would love to chat about it.
I would be willing to travel into MA, NH or CT for this also.
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Bump! I just saw this:
I am in Massachusetts and would really like to do this prior to or in place of a mammogram. Anyone have anyone local they like and that consults with you on your results...?
Thank you!
Hi! I have heard of one of my local friends that has had this done in place of a mammogram.
They had her sign off, saying that it was not to replace the mammogram, which is unfortunate.
My guess is that it is because of liability, or some such nonsense.
I have had a couple of mammograms, and a couple of ultrasounds, mainly because there was an area that they wanted to keep an eye on, and I was pg, or nursing at the time.
Unfortunately quite a few of my friends, both over and under 40 have breast cancer at this time. It's just so shocking, and scary that it is cropping up in younger and younger women.
If you would like I can get the details of thermography from my friend. I think she went to somewhere in MA. I know she paid out of pocket for it too.
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Yes thank you Mum5, especially if she liked the location/practitioner who performed the scan and the discussion after. I suppose it would be good to know if she didn't like them either. And yes, I expect to pay out of pocket :( but I feel like it will guide me on if I want to do a mammogram and when. If I/we don't suspect anything, why go through all that radiation? Surprising how much we pay out of pocket on our health that's not covered by insurance, but it keeps us out of the MD's office so that will work for us for now. :)
Thank you!
Hi ladies. My friend used New England Clinical Thermography www.nemedtherm.com
She liked them a great deal. She is also pretty crunchy and very up on natural health and alternatives. Let me know how you make out.
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Thanks mum5... I'll look them up, make some calls. In the meantime, I've found this nurse:
Cumberland RI would be closer to me than Byfield, MA (and the locations she travels to), but I'll call both this week and get a feel for them.
Really appreciate it!
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Lava flow now 2 miles long
A lava flow spreading northeast from Pu'u 'O'o has reached over 2 miles in length, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
The slow-moving flow, which started Jan. 20, is following an older flow from 2007, said Jim Kauahikaua, the lead scientist at HVO.
It's now about 3.5 kilometers, or 2.17 miles, long.
The flow is also about 3 miles south of the nearest homes. The lava is not expected to threaten those properties since it is not moving in that direction, Kauahikaua said.
To the northeast, in the direction of the flow, the closest structure is approximately 10 miles away, he said.
The lava is not considered a threat at this time, Kauahikaua said, but he acknowledged the potential danger.
"The danger of flows to the north of the rift zone, if it continues to flow north, a lot of people live there," he said.
"This thing is moving very slowly.
"We're watching it as carefully as we can."
The flow is also less than a mile from nearby trees, but it's unclear if it will reach them.
The eruption at Halema'uma'u crater, at Kilauea's summit, will reach its fifth year of continuous activity Tuesday.
Rangers at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park will offer additional "Life on the Edge" talks at the Jaggar Museum observation deck to commemorate the anniversary.
The 20-minute talks are offered at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 5 pm. Tuesday.
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...or at least good for me maybe buying one because they're getting pretty cheap.
So I posted a thread recently asking what super rare manual Japanese sports sedan I should buy to replace my German manual sports sedan. In my searching I also started to realize that the BMW i3 is actually cheaper than some of the cars I'm looking at, and my wife and I fell in love with it when we had one on BMW's extended test drive program a few years ago (Marketing: it works!). That started my eyes wandering...
I'm seeing non-REX models in my area for under 18k before negotiation with less than 20k miles. I assume that number will go lower in the coming months as more cars come off lease and end up in used car lots. Maybe we'll see the $15,000 i3 by the summer? I bet it's possible with negotiation. There's not a glut of inventory, but they're not particularly thin on the ground either.
Other than the suicide door setup which makes it kind of a pain for getting kids in and out in tight spaces, it really does everything we'd need a car to do. We have the van for long trips, and my jeep for my manual fix. I may miss having a truly fast/sporty car, but I won't know that until I actually live without one, and the electric torque and tossability of the i3 is a neat party trick. And before anyone mentions them, the Leaf and Volt just didn't do it for me in the driving experience. They're fine cars, but I'd gladly play the premium for the more playful driving experience of the Bimmer.
Downsides are the limited range of the non-REX (and even the REX models really), depreciation, and unknown long-term reliability. I'm guessing the i3 will still continue to lose some value, but I wonder when it'll bottom out? will there be 5k well maintained, low mile i3s in 5 years? Will a middle east war that raises oil prices make even 1st gen electric cars a hot commodity? who knows? I also wonder about the market for and availability of aftermarket replacement battery packs with improved range. I can totally see a case for Die Hard/Doorman "200 mile" battery pack replacements for $3000 or so as these electric cars get older. It's hard to buy a car purely based wild ass speculation though.
What options are considered must haves for electric cars? I'm assuming it would be dumb to buy one without DC fast charging capability, but is there anything else? Discuss away!


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Painter's Pasta
Recipe by HeatherFeather
This is like a wild and crazy version of a garlic and oil pasta sauce..with sun-dried tomatoes and roasted red peppers and TONS of garlic. My re-creation of a delicious dish served at Painter's Tavern in NY state. It was one of my favorites on their menu and has become one of my signature dishes. I am finally attempting to nail down measurements for this recipe, as this is something I make entirely by feel. I serve this with Soleo or White Zinfandel wine and nothing more than a simple Caesar salad. I use Carapelli extra virgin olive oil and Parmigiano Reggiano for the cheese. The restaurant never served theirs spicy, but my family likes things zesty. The waiter would come around and grate fresh cheese and cracked black pepper over each portion.
Top Review by Bippie
This had a really great flavor and wonderful color. I used whole wheat thin spaghetti and already sliced sun-dried tomatoes and roasted red peppers. I only give this 4 stars, because I think that Steps 9 through 14 are unnecessary. This worked just fine when I mixed everything together, served on plates and garnished with the green onions, parsley and cheese.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup sun-dried tomato, dry packed (1 small pkg)
- 1 (4 -6 ounce) jar roasted red peppers or 1 (4 -6 ounce) jar pimientos, drained and sliced into strips
- 1 (4 1/2 ounce) jar garlic, minced (about 1/2-2/3 cup)
- 1 bunch green onion, chopped (about 2 cups)
- 3 -6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, to taste
- 1⁄2 lemon
- 2 teaspoons flat leaf parsley, chopped
- 1 -2 teaspoon garlic powder, to taste
- 2 -3 tablespoons romano cheese or 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese, grated, to taste
- 1 (8 ounce) box capellini, cooked and drained or 1 (8 ounce) box angel hair pasta, cooked and drained, reserving some of the cooking water
- salt, to taste
- pepper, to taste
- red pepper flakes, to taste
Directions See How It's Made
- Blanch sun-dried tomatoes by dropping them into a small pot of boiling water; immediately remove pot from heat and allow to soak until soft, about 10 minutes; Drain and set aside to cool.
- Heat a large skillet over medium high heat.
- Drizzle in a little olive oil, enough to coat bottom of pan plus a little extra.
- Add minced garlic and most of the chopped green onions (reserve some onions for garnish later); sauté until lightly browned.
- Slice the cooled tomatoes into strips, add to skillet along with the roasted red pepper strips.
- Squeeze the lemon juice into the pan to add moisture and continue to sauté.
- Sprinkle in a little garlic powder, salt and pepper, red pepper flakes, and about 1 Tbsp or some of cheese (grate a layer of cheese "snow" over the surface).
- Sauté until peppers are heated through, sampling sauce and reseasoning to your tastes, adding as much garlic powder, cheese, salt, pepper, and red pepper flakes as you prefer.
- Remove pepper mixture from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside in a covered bowl, leaving any remaining oil in the pan.
- Add about 3 more Tbsp olive oil and heat for about 1 minute, and then add the drained pasta and toss in the oil to coat.
- Squirt a bit more lemon juice, red pepper flakes, and grate more cheese over the pasta, toss.
- Add some of the pepper mixture to the pasta (maybe 1/2 cup or so) and toss to coat to the pasta, tossing to coat well.
- Add a ladleful or so of reserved pasta cooking water and toss to coat--it should not be very dry, but it should not be very wet either.
- Portion out some pasta onto serving plates and top with a scoop of the pepper mixture.
- Garnish with reserved green onions, a grating of cheese, fresh parsley.


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Washington, Sept 2 : 'L.A. Confidential' has been voted the best movie made about Los Angeles culture.
The '1997' cop drama has beaten 'Boogie Nights' to top the new Los Angeles Times newspaper poll.
Third on the list was Jackie Brown followed by 'Boyz N The Hood', reports Contactmusic.
Rounding off the top five was Beverly Hills Cop.
The films polled were all released in the last 25 years and feature the city as a 'main character'.
The top 10 is:. L.A. Confidential
2. Boogie Nights
3. Jackie Brown
4. Boyz N The Hood
5. Beverly Hills Cop
6. The Player
8. Repo Man
9. Collateral
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Dee Dee Myers, the former White House press secretary, is to be married today to Todd Stanley Purdum, the Los Angeles bureau chief of The New York Times. The Rev. James Dunkerley is to perform the ceremony at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Chicago.
Ms. Myers, 35, who is now a contributing editor of Vanity Fair magazine, served as White House press secretary, the first woman to do so, in 1993 and 1994. She had joined the Clinton Presidential campaign as press secretary in 1991. Until last month, she was a co-host of ''Equal Time,'' a daily political discussion program on the CNBC cable channel. She was also a spokeswoman for the Presidential campaigns of Walter F. Mondale and Michael S. Dukakis.
The bride, whose given name is Margaret Jane, graduated from the University of Santa Clara. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Myers of Racine, Wis. Her father, a former Navy pilot who served in Vietnam, was a test pilot for the Lockheed Corporation, where he retired as a vice president in the aeronautical systems division in Burbank, Calif. Her mother, Judy Myers, was an agent for Remax Real Estate in Valencia, Calif.
Mr. Purdum, 37, has reported on business and on municipal government and politics in New York for The Times and was a White House correspondent from 1994 until this year. He graduated from Princeton University. His previous marriage ended in divorce.
The bridegroom is a son of Connie Purdum of Macomb, Ill., and the late Jerry S. Purdum, who was an insurance broker and realtor in Macomb. His mother was on the board of the McDonough District Hospital in Macomb.
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Brooks himself, being the shy, retiring kind, would never make such a claim. But Citizen (Harper Collins, £20), updates the Francis formula for the 21st century.
The author has clearly made a careful study of the genre: gifted, gritty yet vulnerable hero; gorgeous love interest with profound doubts about said hero; grotesquely evil and seemingly insurmountable villain; supporting cast of ne'er-do-wells, tarts and spivs, some with hearts of gold, some without.
The main man is Tipper O'Reilly, product of an impoverished Irish upbringing and capable of near-telepathic communication with horses. But Tipper is not gifted with much else, and his key weakness is for the bottle.
He falls for a stable-lass, the saintly eastern European Ana, but the course of true love in a racing thriller runs about as true as a two-year-old without blinkers.
Their often-frustrated romance is but one of many narrative strands that Brooks weaves together. His chief baddie is General Stanislav Shalakov, who enmeshes Tipper, Ana and good few others in his evil plot to dominate the world bloodstock market.
It all rattles along at five-furlong pace, is soundly plotted and in just about every respect Brooks compares favourably with Francis. A bit more Fleming-style specificity about the gadgets would be welcome on the next outing.
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[transitive, intransitive] (British English, rather old-fashioned) to study a subject, especially at a university read something I read English at Oxford. read for something She's reading for a law degree.
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Origin: Peru
Region: Chulucanas
Type: Criollo
Certification: Organic
Year: 2016/17
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There is an undeniable elegance to these beans. As the Blanco indicates, it is a lighter "white" bean, pre-fermentation of course. There is a lovely rose aroma and sweet, full bodied florals.
In lieu of balancing bitterness or astringency you have a perfectly balanced acidity that keeps it from being flabby. A full fermentation lends to a very well developed chocolate flavor. There are tons of fruits but of the non-citrus variety. Pretty classic tamarind and nectarine.
The finish is really long and overlays with a silky, buttery toffee. My final impression is one of Incredibly clean clarity of flavor. I found it quite refreshing.
For those that like a reference point, this reminds me most of the Oro Verde I've had in for the last few years (that is now nearly gone).
The Piura is more north, close to Chulucanas, up by Ecuador almost. I think these are pretty promising beans in that they show off very well what a mild bean can do. Too many times Criollo is just boring. Here is it elegant. I have a very limited supply.
I found I like this one just barely on the heavy side to develop the chocolate notes. The fruits and acidity will survive intact.
In an oven that means about 5 minutes more on your final temperature ramp. In either a drum roaster or oven that means a bean temperature around 255-260 F. Of course you can take it cooler if that is your preference. You may loose a touch of the balance if it's too light.
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Write a 700-1,050 word paper in which you outline the steps required for a multicultural education to be effective. Describe types of activities you would incorporate into your classroom that would support a multicultural education for all groups in this class. How could each group make a contribution to the learning of others? Be sure to follow APA guidelines.
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Thermal imaging
Are surveyors using thermal imaging? I see home inspectors using thermal imaging to detect temperature differences which are indications of different moisture levels, electric hot spots, etc., in addition to traditional moisture meters & manual sounding. Isn't thermal imaging more precise?
Re: Thermal imaging
From some of the surveyors websites that I have been on, some are using thermal imaging, however I have yet to meet one to get his feedback. I got a quote on the purchase of a unit and the cost wasn't all that bad, but would a customer pay extra for this service or would it be a value added service at no charge. I think the purchase might not warrant itself for most surveys...ie: small inexpensive boats. I can really see the value for bigger expensive boats or a boat doing a circumnavigation.
All I will say is that when the thermal imaging sales rep did a demo for me on a boat...it was really cool.
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Mom learns to practice what she preaches, even if it means eating spinach and carrots! Check out life from a bug's-eye view! Join in the adventures of Arnie and Annie Ant and their family. With a humorous look at everyday life situations, this ant family is fun for everyone--and children will learn the importance of Christian values such as being helpful, loving one's family, setting an example, having courage and taking responsibility. With the vivid illustrations and simple, lively text, these books will be a hit with younger readers.
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Synod of Constantinople (543)
The AD 543 Synod of Constantinople was a local synod convened to condemn Origen and his views, which was accompanied by an edict of Justinian I in 543 or 544. It was then ratified by the Fifth Ecumenical Council in 553.[1][2][3]
A concept of preëxistence was advanced by Origen, a Church Father who lived in the second and third century. Origen believed that each human soul is created by God at some time prior to conception.[4] The theologians Tertullian and Jerome held to traducianism and creationism, respectively, and the synod condemned Origen's views as anathema. Various beliefs espoused by Origen rooted in his theory concerning the origin and destination of the soul—principally apocatastasis both in reference to a restoration of the world separate from a Final Judgment and to the ultimate salvation of all souls before the end of time—were also condemned as anathema.
It may also have been related to the Three-Chapter Controversy, a phase in the Chalcedonian controversy.
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- ^ Greer, Rowan. Origen, p. 30. 1979.
- ^ "The Anathemas Against Origen".
- ^ Castellano, Daniel J. "Origen and Origenism". Repository of Arcane Knowledge. Daniel J. Castellano. Retrieved 30 October 2012.
- ^ Origen. De Principiis. I v 3.


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Get an overview of this hotelBayside Zihuatanejo hotel in Almacen with free parking
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Hotel Villas El Morro is in the heart of Zihuatanejo, walking distance from Contramar Beach and Archaeological Museum of the Great Coast.
This hotel is within close proximity of Fisherman's Walk and Principal Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 12 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.
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Hotel Villas El Morro features an outdoor pool, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This Zihuatanejo hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 12
- Number of floors - 4
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool.
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- Rollaway/extra beds are available for MXN 200 per day.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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Fast Track
Traders Magazine, October 2000
*Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York named Stephan Newhouse and Vikram Pandit as co-presidents and chief operating officers of the institutional securities group. Both report to John J. Mack, president and chief executive of Morgan Stanley. Pandit will focus on sales and trading; Newhouse on investment banking and international activities.
*J.B. Oxford in Beverly Hills hired Tami Bainbridge, previously a specialist with Dempsey Trading, as a market maker, and Ivan Parry, formerly a specialist at the Pacific Stock Exchange for EVEREN, also as a market maker.
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Sermon Illustrations
Sermon Illustrations > Benedictions > Eleven Benedictions in the Bible
Holy Bible
Holy Bible
- "The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace." (Num.
- "Grace and peace to you from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ." (Rom.
- "The God of peace be with you all. Amen." (Rom.
- "Peace to the brothers, and love with faith from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Grace to all who love our Lord Jesus Christ with an undying love." (Eph.
- "Now may the Lord of Peace himself give you peace at all times and in every way. the Lord be with all of you." (2 Thess.
- "Grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord." (1 Tim.
- "The Lord be with your spirit. Grace be with you." (2 Tim.
- "May the God of peace, who through the blood of the eternal covenant brought back from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great Shepherd of the sheep, equip you with everything good for doing his will, and may he work in us what is pleasing to him, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen." (Heb.
- "Peace to all of you who are in Christ." (1 Pet.
- "Grace and peace be yours in abundance, through the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord." (2 Pet.
- "Grace and peace to you from him who is, and who was, and who is to come, and from the seven spirits before his throne, and from Jesus Christ, who is the faithful witness, the first born from the dead, and the rulers of the kings of the earth." (Rev.
- "Grace and peace to you from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ." (Rom.


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27 November 2008,
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Price realised GBP 1,125
Estimate GBP 1,000 - GBP 1,500
CATHERINE II, the Great (1729-1796). Ukazy. S 1766 Iiulia s 1go Genvaria po 1e chislo 1767 goda. [Decrees. From 1 July 1766 to 1 January 1767.] Moscow: Senate Press, 1780.
4° (240 x 205mm). 2 folding tables. (Tables repaired, repair in one blank margin, marginal dampstain.) Contemporary calf, spine tooled in blind, red leather label (rebacked preserving much of the original spine, some repairs, label chipped). Provenance: a nineteenth century collector (paper label on spine) -- L. M. Savelov (stamps, numbered IV/265).
FIRST EDITION. From the collection of Leonid Mikhailovich Savelov, with his stamp. Catherine's collected decrees for 1766 include her 'Declaration on newly-established Tariffs for 1767', 'Instructions for Surveying', 'Short Instructions on the Upbringing of Children', 'Decree on the Imperial Shlakhta Cadet's Corps', 'On Healing Mineral Waters', 'On the sale of French Vodka', and others. Ivask, vol. 1, pp.248-9; SK 7487.
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The Functions of Chi
Chi is an ancient daoist concept that refers to the primary unifying force that forms, connects, and governs the interplay of everything in existence. Chi is the power behind everything that makes things go, move, change, and transform. It travels within our bodies along established pathways called channels or meridians to all areas and passes through every internal organ. Acupuncture points are locations on these channels where the chi comes closest to the surface and can be accessed with specialized acupuncture needles. The theory of chi is very similar to the theory of energy as it is understood in physics; everything is a different form of chi and chi can neither be created nor destroyed, only transferred or converted to another form. For us it is very important to keep our chi flowing by exercising and stretching, and to replenish it with rest and nourishing foods.


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18 December 1998,
New York, Park Avenue
Price realised USD 7,475
Estimate USD 5,000 - USD 7,000
circa 10th-11th century a.d.
Composed of two separately-cast halves hinged at the base and pinned to a suspension loop above, both sides decorated in relief, the obverse with the Crucifixion, flanked at the ends of the crossbar by a small figure of the Virgin and Saint John the Theologian, an inscription in Greek beneath Christ's arms reading "Here is your son; here is your mother" [John 19:26, 27], above the cross are the sun and the moon; the reverse with the Virgin and Child surrounded by four medallions with the Evangelists, Matthew above, John to the right, Mark below, and Luke to the left, each figure identified by an inscription
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Home Interiors Structure
Would you come to feel cramped in your home? Properly, many individuals do but nevertheless lots of people today don't know much about household interiors and gardens. There are lots of dwelling interiors structure recommendations that will remarkably alter the look and feel of a home via some cosmetic changes and leave exactly the same dwelling put unrecognizable for the dwellers. interior shutters
You will find a number of aspects like gentle, home furniture model, arrangement, paint, and insignificant components that have an effect on the appearance of house interiors and gardens inside of a a great deal more serious way than more and more people at any time think about. That's what retains home interior design pros in business enterprise.
By far the most essential detail that you could learn from them when it comes to property interiors and gardens is the fact helpful adjustments do not need to get pricey or hard. Remarkably, the initial bit of advice for residence interiors design and style is not related to layout. Just continue to keep the area neat and tidy. Muddle usually takes up space and when you will be feeling cramped then just close your eyes and consider how desirable a mattress seems to be when it is actually manufactured and just how you want an individual would make the mattress when it really is not.
Nicely, tidiness is nothing at all innovative or radical, we need buy all around us and a not enough purchase will not be going to experience relaxed regardless of how a great deal it appeals to your laziness hidden within each and every of us. So receive a drawer in place of a counter-top and start storing undesired merchandise in lieu of placing them up wherever they can be constantly imprinting in your retina.
Other than standard litter a huge culprit are publications that are inclined to scatter them selves as bread crumbs in the event you will not be watchful. Fantastic household interiors style for people who like textbooks is never complete without a bookshelf and utilize it after you do get it. It is not common to search out household interiors loaded with storage areas or other accessories which are remaining unused. This inclination is particularly present in individuals that are hoarders by mother nature and find yourself sensation bewildered to the level of inaction once they should come to a decision what to maintain and what to discard. Just near you eyes and abide by the one-year-mantra. When you have not utilised it, worn it, study it, or necessary it in past times 12 months then you definately could as eliminate it. Irrespective of the point that Murphy's Guidelines even now maintain which if one thing can go incorrect it can, this is a bit of seem property interiors structure guidance which you can make use of.


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ACAC Seminar Abstract
ACAC Seminar Abstract
Models of Random Mappings
Speaker: Jerzy Jaworski
Date, Time: Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:00
We give a short overview of random mappings models. These models have natural applications in cryptology. In particular, questions concerning the structure of random digraphs representing mappings arise in the analysis of cryptographic systems (e.g. DES), in applications of Pollard's algorithm, in simulations of shift register sequences, and in computational number theory and random number generation. To date, the most widely studied models have been special cases of a model whose key feature is that each vertex in the corresponding digraph `chooses' the vertex that it is mapped to independently of the `choices' made by all other vertices. Here we consider random mappings for which the vertex `choices' are not necessarily independent. In particular, a general model is constructed by first specifying the in-degrees of the vertices (using a collection of non-negative integer-valued exchangeable random variables) and then selecting a random mapping uniformly from all mappings with the given in-degree sequence. We focus on the properties of two special cases - the preferential and anti-preferential attachment models.


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The University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, OK
Overt disseminated intravascular coagulopathy (DIC) is uncommon in patients with severe sepsis, but, when present, DIC is associated with increased mortality. Recently the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis proposed a category of non-overt or evolving DIC, which incorporates the changes in coagulation parameters into the evolving DIC score. We sought to determine the applicability and prognostic significance of evolving DIC.
This was a prospective observational study of 137 adult patients admitted to the intensive care unit at the University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center or the Oklahoma City VA medical center with the diagnosis of severe sepsis for whom informed consent was obtained. Six patients who died within the first 48 hours were excluded. An evolving DIC score 0 to 4, (0 being normal) was given to each patient with 1 point for each of the following: 20% decrease in platelet count (PC); an increase in PT >0.3 sec; an absolute PC<100,000; and PT > 14.5 sec. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. A p value <0.05 was considered statistically significant.
Age, gender, temperature, WBC count, and Hemoglobin (Hgb) were similar in all groups. A higher evolving DIC score was associated with a higher APACHE II, MODS score, LDH, lactic acid, SGOT, and, a lower plasma HCO3 and pH level (table 1Table-1
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p<0.005 (Comparisons for all pairs using Tukey-Kramer HSD)
An increased DIC score was associated with increased mortality and morbidity.
The evolving DIC score which takes into account the absolute value and change in PT and PC is simple, easy to use and a good predictor of clinical outcome.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2004
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He has a broad range of federal and state trial and appellate court experience defending clients in employment discrimination and wrongful termination disputes; defending wage and hour class action lawsuits; and handling trade secret, unfair competition, and ERISA litigation.
Mr. Knee also represents management in traditional labor work, including proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board, union organizing campaigns and collective bargaining negotiations.
He has handled cases before the U.S. and California Supreme Courts.
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Mr. Knee was elected as a Fellow of The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers in 2015 and was recognized by The Daily Journal as one of California's top 75 labor and employment lawyers for 2014. He has also been a Super Lawyer for the past 12 years.
*Manhart v. City of Los Angeles, Dept. of Water and Power, 435 U.S. 702 (1978) (holding in class action sex discrimination lawsuit that Los Angeles Department of Water and Power violated Title VII by requiring female employees to contribute more to its pension plan than male employees, even though females as a class live longer than males as a class).
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Hoffman v. Construction Protective Services, Inc., 541 F.3d 1175 (9 Cir. 2008) (in collective action brought pursuant to the FSLA, the district court did not abuse its discretion by granting defendant's motion in limine to exclude evidence of damages of 66 opt-in plaintiffs for failing to comply with the voluntary disclosure provisions of Rule 26).
Sanchez v. Minson Corp., 96 Fed. Appx. 492, 2004 WL 886908 (9 Cir. 2004) (denying employee's petition for writ of certiorari seeking to overturn trial court's dismissal of discrimination action for failure to complete service of process).
N.L.R.B. v. HMO Intern./California Medical Group Health Plan, Inc., 678 Fd.2d 806 (9 Cir. 1982) (employer's petition for review granted, and NLRB's petition to enforce order denied, on ground that it was serious administrative error by NLRB to decline to evaluate employer's non-proliferation argument in support of its request for joint licensed vocational nurse-registered nurse bargaining unit).
*Manhart v. City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, 652 F.2d 904 (1981) (upholding award of $165,000 in attorney's fees for litigating U. S. Supreme Court case and for time spent litigating fee issue itself in district court and on appeal).
Hewlett-Packard Co. v. Barnes, 571 F.2d 502, 1 Employee Benefits Cas. 1471 (9 Cir. 1978) (holding that action by California Commissioner of Corporations requiring employee benefit plans to comply with state law was pre-empted by ERISA).
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Clopton v. Global Computer Associates, Inc., Not Reported in F.Supp. 1995 WL 419831, 4 A.D.Cases 360, 6 NDLR P 275, C.D. Cal., March 27, 1995 (No. Cv-94-4819 DT (AJWX) (granting employer's motion for summary judgment on ground that employer was not subject to Fair Employment and Housing Act because it did not regularly employ 5 or more persons in California, even though it employed 5 or more persons nationwide).
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Lockhart v. MVM, Inc., 175 Cal.App.4th 1452 (2009) (affirming summary judgment in favor of employer in action for discrimination and retaliation brought by former employee of federal contractor that provided staffing for Immigration and Naturalization Service on ground that barred by federal enclave doctrine).
Ross v. Wesco Aircraft, Not Reported in Cal.Rptr.2d, 2002 WL 31546497, Not Officially Published, Cal.App.2 Dist., November 18, 2002 (No. B154200) (
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In Royal Creations, Inc., and International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers, Local 1010, Furniture Workers Division, 94 L.A. 48 (1989) (arbitration decision holding that union was stopped from challenging financially troubled employer's plan to lay off all but better workers in order to run plant more efficiently and avoid closing plant, where union was consulted about plan, employer would not have agreed to keep plant open absent union's agreement to the plan, and union's approval of employee retention and layoff list led employer to believe that it had accepted that layoffs on selected basis were preferable to closing plant).
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Two Killed, Multiple Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident
A driver and a passenger were killed in an accident that happened on Sunday morning.
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ABC 57 News is reporting that two people who were involved in an accident that happened just before 2 a.m. on Sunday morning along Rose Road died due to their injuries sustained in the accident, according to the Marshall County Sheriff's Department.
The driver of the vehicle has been identified as 24-year-old Paul Graham, and one of his passengers, Jostiana Bouskill, both died at Memorial Hospital on Sunday. A third passenger in the vehicle, 17-year-old Jacob Kuskye, remains at memorial Hospital in critical condition at this time. Another passenger in the vehicle, 17-year-old Abri Mejia, did not sustain any life-threatening injuries. Mejia is the only one believed to have been wearing a seatbelt at the time of the accident.
Deputies have stated that Shane Graham and Monica Sanders were also in the SUV, but fled the scene of the accident.
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So you might never win Best in Show or learn the ins and outs of breed standards. But what you will do is have lots of fun shooting some mini hoops or playing some table hockey. You might still get drooled on or step in some poopie, but that's only because people are mad jealous of your pocket game skillz.
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I have terrible aim. Will the basketball game help me out or just turn me into a basket case?
5000 games in 1: Does anybody know if it has the hit game Busy Bong or Grab the Meat? I may have missed my chance forever but with 5000 games it seems like it might be here
The Sudoku game package (at the bottom of the pkg) says it uses *2* AAA batteries, yet the description and specs say it requires *3*. Clarification, please
My boys love the fishing game. But beware, the "fish" break easy and the "hooks" come off the fishing poles when fishing too aggressively.
Looks like Big Lots is cleaning out their toy inventory
Anyone had/tried the Westminster Games 2-in-1 Toss N' Score Game and can comment on it at all?
jelliebaby wrote:The Sudoku game package (at the bottom of the pkg) says it uses *2* AAA batteries, yet the description and specs say it requires *3*. Clarification, please
Good eyes. It actually says 2 AA batteries which is even more confusing. I'm checking on that for you.
UPDATE: It's 2 "AA's". The sale has been corrected. Thanks agian.
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Creepiest college statue
This statue wins the award for oogiest statue on the planet. Called "Sleepwalker," this statue is supposed to say... well, I have no idea what this thing is supposed to say other than, "AHHH WHAT THEHELL IS THAT?!?!" Over 300 students at the all female college this thing currently haunts have signed a petition to have it removed. I'd like to add my name to that petition.


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