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Economic Curriculum Development
The curriculum development project was created in response to widespread discontent among students, employers and university teachers about the traditional economics curriculum. The Curriculum in Open-access Resources in Economics (CORE) programme is a new approach to economics teaching for undergraduates that is closing three gaps:
- The gap between what economists now know and what we teach undergraduates;
- The gap between the questions we are being pressed to answer by the public (including the questions that brought students into our classrooms) and the often-unrelated content of our curriculum; and,
- The gap between conventional text-and-lecture methods and available low-cost, individualised and interactive learning technologies.
The project's first milestone will be the creation of a new first-year undergraduate 'Introduction to Economics' course, to be piloted in participating universities during 2014-2015. The programme will produce open access on-line resources, including e-book course material for students with interactive content including diagrams, data and videos. Instructors will be encouraged to adapt the materials to their local needs.
CORE is a collaboration amongst dozens of researchers and students from across the world and is led by Wendy Carlin, Professor of Economics at University College London, and a Visiting Professor of Economics at Oxford.


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Kim Jong Un must back down from his nuclear brinkmanship
North Korea's young, new leader, Kim Jong Un, is reckless, unpredictable and dangerous. The United States shouldn't reward those troublesome traits, and if he targets populations with his missiles, we should be prepared to blast them out of the sky.
Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in China as tensions escalate over Kim's threats to wage nuclear war against the United States and South Korea. Kerry should put North Korea's lone major ally on notice that our patience has worn perilously thin. Kerry needs to persuade China to do all it can to get Kim to stand down. And he should assure our allies in the region, South Korea and Japan, that we are ready to use our military might in response.
We've seen this sort of brinkmanship too often, usually when North Korea wants something from the West — say, more food aid or relaxation of economic sanctions. In the past, when the United States or its allies offered aid to calm tensions, North Korea promised to clean up its act — for instance, to abandon weapons programs — and then reneged.
This has to stop. The United States should refuse to follow the script. Despite the risks, duplicity shouldn't be rewarded.
The current threat is more ominous than previous ones because U.S. intelligence officials have concluded that North Korea can develop a nuclear warhead small enough to be delivered by a ballistic missile.
This is the first standoff since Kim succeeded his father, Kim Jong Il, in December 2011. It's not clear if he's repeating his dad's pattern or if he's a better poker player. What is clear is that a nuclear or missile attack, instead of just a muscle-flexing test, would be suicidal for Kim. North Korea would lose catastrophically. Kim should back down. Only then should the United States consider dealing with him.
The best long-term outcome would be for Kim to stop squandering money on weapons and focus instead on economic development for his impoverished people. We should help only if he agrees to stop making nukes and selling nuclear materials, especially to Iran.
That's a long shot, but getting him to abandon dangerous provocations would be solid start.
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Through 2004, the computer science and mathematics faculty within a combined Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Grinnell College developed a statement of expectations for contract renewal, promotion, and tenure. Since a single policy was meant to apply to computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians, the statement was quite broad. Examples were used to illustrate how general statements might apply within the several disciplines.
When the combined department was restructured in 2006 to yield a Department of Computer Science and a Department of Mathematics and Statistics, the opportunity arose for a statement of scholarship expectations focused on computer science. As a result, the computer science faculty began informal discussions after the departmental restructuring. Then, between 2009 and 2011, the computer science faculty collaborated more formally to develop a revised document.
The resulting statement of scholarship expectations represents the collective thinking of the 2011 computer science faculty. The statement has been forwarded to the administration and Executive Council at Grinnell College, but feedback has not been received. In particular, this statement of scholarship expectations has not been endorsed as policy by Grinnell College.
The departmental document is attached to this page and made public, in case faculty and administrators at other institutions might find this statement helpful in developing similar policies elsewhere.
endorsed by the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science on October 11, 2004
Note (July 13, 2006): The following document was developed jointly by the computer science faculty and the mathematics faculty when both were part of a single Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. With the restructuring into two departments on July 1, 2006, the administrative structure has changed, but the principles regarding scholarly expectations continue for both departments.
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science believes its faculty should be interested and involved scholars. Since the Department celebrates the diversity of scholarship by its faculty, the Department believes it must not be overly prescriptive in stating just what might or might not be adequate and appropriate regarding professional involvement. Rather, the Department identifies three general principles for the scholarly activity of its faculty.
Faculty should be able to provide evidence that they are working in their field(s) as engaged scholars.
The Department endorses a wide range of scholarly activities as being appropriate and worthwhile.
Faculty efforts should include activities of scholarship that are peer reviewed.
Engaged Scholars: In mathematics, statistics, and computer science, important new questions are always arising for scholars to address. Also, important old questions may gain new relevance and be amenable to new insights and methods. Further, engaged faculty provide important role models to students regarding the intellectual excitement and challenge of their fields. We believe that, to be effective over the long term, faculty must continually be engaged in their changing and expanding disciplines.
Scholarly Activities: The Department strongly endorses the breadth of scholarship identified in E. L. Boyer's report [1]. That is, we believe that appropriate scholarly activity includes the scholarship of discovery, the scholarship of integration, the scholarship of application, and the scholarship of teaching.
Peer Review: Faculty should have the products of their scholarship tested and refined through interactions. While some activities might not be peer reviewed, the Department uses peer review as a measure to ensure scholarly endeavors meet high standards of rigor and quality.
Although these three principles provide some guidance regarding appropriate scholarly activity, abstract statements sometimes can be difficult to interpret and apply. Thus, the Department offers several examples to help clarify appropriate endeavors. We emphasize, however, that these examples are not comprehensive or complete. Rather, they are meant only to suggest the type of activities that the Department believes fit well within the principles stated.
Scholarly engagement normally involves such qualities as focus, intellectual development, and creativity. A scholar expands her or his background in a subject, develops new perspectives, integrates new ideas with past understandings, organizes, and synthesizes. The form in which this engagement is manifested has several models:
A traditional approach to scholarly engagement involves focus on a research project. Intellectual development comes from learning new developments in the field, and creativity yields insights for expanding the field's body of knowledge.
Scholarly engagement may emphasize integration, organization, and synthesis -- perhaps leading to a textbook, lab manual, survey article or edited anthology. In this context, focus involves putting pieces together; intellectual development includes the restructuring and synthesis of ideas; and creativity yields new perspectives and structures.
Scholarly engagement may involve the creation of software, multimedia, or other materials to support research or in the development of learning materials. Such activity draws heavily on multiple disciplines, focusing on new ideas, viewpoints, techniques, and relationships.
Often a faculty member provides her or his own direction and scholarly focus, but other models are possible and appropriate. Here are two examples.
A faculty member with broad experience may be asked by others to consult regularly. In these circumstances, the outsiders provide an on-going series of scholarly problems. Sometimes the faculty member might draw largely upon past experience, with only marginal scholarly engagement. In other cases, however, the consultant may need to learn new areas, integrate ideas, and play a leading role in part of the research. This may lead to considerable intellectual development and creative problem solving.
A faculty member may develop extensive professional contacts over time, and discussions with these colleagues may yield an on-going stream of scholarly activity. The focus of work may depend in part on the interests of the other colleagues, but the collaborative investigations may yield significant scholarly development for all involved, and the interactions may spark considerable creativity.
In any form, scholarly engagement requires active involvement, not just passive observation. Although faculty are encouraged to attend conferences for exposure to new ideas, simple attendance does not guarantee active involvement. To demonstrate full engagement, faculty attendance at conferences should include active participation -- at least periodically.
Whatever the nature of the scholarly activity, the scholarship should show evidence of clear goals, adequate preparation, appropriate methods, significant results, effective presentation, and reflective critique. Altogether, a faculty member should be active within the discipline, using appropriate methodology, creativity, and focused intellect.
With the breadth of scholarship identified by Boyer, this department wishes to be particularly cautious in listing what scholarly activities might be appropriate. We have chosen here simply to list, with annotations, some relevant contributions made in the past by department members. These examples are meant to illustrate, not limit, the range of appropriate activities. The length of the list is not intended to suggest that each individual ought to engage in more than a few such activities, and the ordering of the list is not intended to indicate any inherent preference or value for one type of scholarship over another.
article in a research journal: This represents the most traditional mechanism for organizing and presenting new work in a subject area. Publication may be in paper or electronic journals.
article in a teaching journal: Although some educational articles may be descriptive and informal, opportunities abound for innovative experimentation, careful methodology, and formal analysis.
article in a conference proceedings: In some disciplines, the preferred mechanism for publishing scholarship is through a conference proceedings. This allows for quick dissemination of written results within the focused community of a conference.
conference and colloquium talks: The practice of presenting one's scholarship to an audience allows for a sharing of ideas in an environment of intellectual energy and immediate feedback. Examples span the range from informal, relaxed discussions to reviewed, formal presentations. Invited presentations are particularly noteworthy.
panel talks: When presentations involve several participants, the level of scholarship for the participant may be difficult to judge. The effort of the session organizer, for example, may be much greater than that of the panelists. Involvement with invited sessions may suggest heightened effort and scholarship.
workshops: Many conferences hold extended sessions that provide conference attendees new insights in emerging research and technology. Session leaders must synthesize much new material and present it within a highly-constrained framework.
consultations: Some faculty work regularly with those in other departments. This provides an interdisciplinary perspective on scholarly endeavors.
student-faculty research, perhaps leading to a published paper or presentation: Mentored Advanced Projects (MAPs) and guided independent projects involve mentoring of students while moving research along. Progress often is slow, as faculty expend considerable energy and time in bringing students up to speed.
professional boards: Programs and policies only make sense if they fit with perspectives and understandings in the discipline. Thus, involvement in national committees and policy boards requires participants to draw upon a broad understanding of their disciplines.
posters provide a fine mechanism for getting feedback on interim results. These can be particularly relevant to projects involving student-faculty research.
books: Published books may have a research focus or may synthesize material yielding a textbook or laboratory manual. Either emphasis is appropriate in this department.
software development: The development of large software packages and applications draws upon a deep knowledge of the application field, extensive problem solving, thoughtful design, integration of algorithms and data structures, and the innovative integration of ideas.
development of teaching materials: Considerable scholarly activity can be involved in the development of an extensive package of audio, video, and/or paper-based teaching materials. (We do not regard the routine preparation of class handouts as a significant scholarly activity.)
posing or solving published problems: Much of mathematics, statistics, and computer science relates to the on-going identification and solution of interesting problems. Often this work may occur informally, such as the work of the faculty to find solutions to problems posed in the annual Putnam Mathematical Examination. Sometimes, however, this activity may become rather formal and systematic. For example, the American Mathematical Monthly solicits statements of interesting problems, identifies those who have submitted correct solutions, and publishes the best results.
refereeing papers and proposals: Many journals, conferences, and granting agencies invite faculty to review submitted materials -- either individually or in groups. A serious referee's report requires thoughtful consideration of new material.
Peer review offers the broadest accepted mechanism for ensuring the approval by an intellectual community of a faculty member's scholarship. While some of a faculty member's scholarly output may not be peer-reviewed, having one's work reviewed by one's peers provides a convincing means of assessing the scholarship's value. Several examples of types of peer review follow.
Many fields within pure mathematics follow a traditional process, in which refereed journals provide the primary forum for scholarly materials. This format is consistent with practice in many other academic disciplines.
Within computer science, peer-reviewed presentations provide the preferred mechanism to disseminate scholarly results. The best conferences, for example, are extremely selective, often accepting only 25%-35% of the papers submitted. Unlike many disciplines, the field of computer science changes so quickly that conferences provide the primary forum for the communication of many results; books and other monographs simply take too long to appear. This is described more fully in ``Best Practices Memo. Evaluating Computer Scientists and Engineers For Promotion and Tenure'' [2], which describes practices for both theorists and experimentalists:
|For theorists, ``conference publication is highly regarded in the theoretical community'', although results are often rewritten for other journals (following other disciplines to some extent). The CRA Memo continues, ``For experimentalists conference publication is preferred to journal publication, and the premier conferences are generally more selective than the premier journals [...]. In these and other ways experimental research is at variance with conventional academic publication traditions.''
Within statistics, the review of statistical consulting may occur in several ways. The American Statistical Association explains possible review and assessment with the following statement (see [3]):
Mathematical sciences departments should also recognize the value of statistical consulting as a legitimate and important form of scholarship and professional development. This can involve:
The first of these can be evaluated by the usual peer-reviewed means, although the department should recognize that the journal may be in the applied discipline rather than in statistics. Such consulting would not likely result in sole- or first-authorship but can nevertheless be very valuable. The second and third of these can be assessed through testimony of the scholars and faculty members for whom the statistician performed the consulting. The fourth of these can be evaluated through testimony of the client.
Rather than publishing shorter peer-reviewed pieces, some faculty members will work on large-scale projects which yield books put out by established publishers. Any reputable press will pass a book through an imposing review process before a contract is agreed upon, followed by extensive editorial work. Such practice rises to the level of peer-review.
In several disciplinary areas, granting bodies, such as the National Science Foundation, utilize an extensive and rigorous peer review process, with acceptance rates of approximately 25%.
Practices differ in various sub-disciplines of mathematics, statistics, and computer science regarding preferred venues for the dissemination and publication of scholarly materials. No faculty member, however, is necessarily tied to a specific form of peer review. While peer-reviewed work is certainly expected, an holistic view which incorporates all of one's scholarly activities, including those which overlap with teaching and service, is employed. Consultation with the department chair and the Dean is recommended to address individual questions as to whether the quantity and quality of one's scholarly activity are sufficient for personnel decisions.


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Anne Katariina Keskitalo
Kaija Kiuru (b. 1959) is an artist from Lapland living in Rovaniemi. She was studying at the Institute of Fine Arts in Lahti in 1987–91. After graduating as a sculptor, her interest shifted towards spatial and environmental art. The media Kiuru uses in her work are dictated by the project and the sites. She has built installations in galleries and textual works in urban settings, made living earth art and marked places. She has also made landscape designs for environments ravaged by human activity. Some of her works are site-specific, inspired by the place, others are movable in nature, nomadic.
Metal poles trace the outlines of a tent, enclosing white pillows. Lace and fake fur have also assumed a tent shape. Both installations by Kaija Kiuru tell a story about settling down. Kammio (Chamber), 2002, is built on the frame of a dome tent, but its wall materials were gathered from flea markets. The walls are a veritable outbreak of lace of all shapes and sizes. The crocheted doilies are brimming with the energy needed for handicraft and ordinary living.(1) In all their kitschy decorativeness they allude to the peace and safety of home, the tribe of doilies resting on living-room tables. Chamber is fragile and sensitive. Its materials whisper about the role of woman as she who makes the sheltered atmosphere of home.
As temporary abodes and site markers,(2) the shelters Kiuru has built have their reverse side as well: settling somewhere always stands in a relationship to the fundamental rhythm of travelling and moving. The nine canvasless metal frames in the installation Private, 2002, do not offer shelter – rather the opposite. The form alludes to adventure and life in the open, the missing walls to nomadic life, where the tent is dismantled and the canvas transported to the next place.(3) Interpreted in this way, the temporarily pitched tent would be one stopping point in the cycle of life. The theme of shelter was inspired by photos from refugee camps and Kiuru's own thoughts on the need and freedom to travel. (4) Indeed, Private can be seen not only as a symbol of nomadic life, but also as a comment on the circumstances of the homeless, whose only abode is the bodily one.
For an artist, travelling and working in different locations contains a tension between two roles, that of the nest-builder and the pilgrim. In her work, the artist builds a temporary shelter for her thoughts, made of her own observations: "In order to build, or to create something, you have to attain a state of immovability. I think and build shelters for my thoughts, so that [...] they might develop into something concrete for the space that is allocated to me. Thoughts arise from travelling, and from the things I see and experience".
From Space to Site
In making a work that refers to the forest, Kiuru evokes the memory of authentic experiences of nature. The rectangular carpet of her installation Metsä kuin jokainen puu (Forest Like Every Tree), 2001, is made of dried pine needles that introduce the fragrance of pines into the gallery. In the photographic series on the wall, the crown of a tall dead pine repeats itself, shot against the sky. The sparseness of forms and materials leaves space for the viewers' own associations and memories. The work leads us to a forest experience, inviting us to quiet our mind and meditate on the personal significance of the forest. At the same time it resonates with all the cultural representations of forest and landscape that affect our ideas about what a forest is.(5)
The art historian Hanna Johansson has used the concept of habitation to articulate expressions in Outi Heiskanen's, Jussi Kivi's and Anne Siirtola's forest-oriented art. Setting up a shelter, making a fire and lighting a torch are all actions she describes as a "temporary opening of space."(6) In Kaija Kiuru's case, settling down in a space is temporal and spatial work, which she uses to make contact with the various elements of the site, its energy. By emphasising the importance of bodily experiences, Kiuru seems to connect with the phenomenological paradigm of site-specific art of the 1960s and 70s.(7) At the time, minimalism and earth art were changing the relationship between the viewer and the work. According to the art historian Miwon Kwon, the work was no longer considered a distinct self-contained entity, but an object whose boundaries with space and the viewer's experiences were fluid. It took the viewer's spatial, bodily-sensory experience to complete the artwork and fix its meaning.(8)
In addition to their physical location, sites have also other significance. Cultural geographer Pauli Tapani Karjalainen has written about places as a "sensual-emotional and a socio-cultural dimension".(9) From this perspective, a site can be seen as a framework of life branded with personal memories. For geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, a place is also a symbol of emotions projected on the environment.(10) The Kronan sculpture park in Luleå, Sweden, is a former barracks area. With her work Syli (Cradle), 1999, Kiuru wanted to give a new meaning to the site. The work consists of a concave circle of stone with a diameter of about ten metres, and six willows surrounding it. Kiuru herself sees the work as containing symbols of healing and regenerating energy: "Cradle alludes to a mother's healing bosom, the value of soil, growth, the trees signify protecting arms." Kiuru chose to place the work at the very edge of the built-up area. She was intrigued by the "strangeness" of the place, its "non-place" and "intermediary" character. Cradle is located on the border of the forest, in the vicinity of concrete buildings, car tyres and other junk. It communicates messages about the value of the soil, of growth, of healing energy.
A site is transformed not only through the viewers' experiences, but also those of the artist. When Kiuru makes her works, she takes the measure of the site bodily, by being and moving, but she also takes photos and writes, conceptualising the ideas and feelings engendered by the site. The method demands quiet, concentration and solitude, which the artist herself describes as a meditative journey to the interior space. The vital thing is to listen to the space, to seek to interact with it. In addition to the artist's experiences, other important determinants of site-specific art are the frame set by the art world(11) and the ideology of the artist. Through its presence, Cradle modifies the cultural space of the Kronan sculpture park. It is like a miniature garden fixed in time that grows and changes with the seasons.
Settling Down and the Nostalgia of Departure
In spite of their beauty, Kiuru's works flee from the logic of aestheticism, fore fronting instead the work's environmental, societal and social impacts.(12) For instance, the principal expressive elements of Yhdeksän toivomusta (Nine Wishes), 2000, are texts and stories. The work is part of NatUrban Realities, an environmental art event organised by the Jyväskylä Art Museum.
The work spread out along the forested ridge in the heart of the city. Kiuru had chained nearly three hundred text signs to the pines growing on the hill. Think of me, look at me, protect me, marvel at me, need me, breathe me in, admire me, miss me, touch me, said the signs. The path of the texts and the associations awakened by its details projected the work's environmental message onto the viewer's personal emotions. As an environmental work of art, Nine Wishes carries the legacy of the phenomenological paradigm of site-specific art, generating its meaning through the viewers' spatial experiences, while the ideological message adds a discursive dimension, emphasising the informative aspect and a proactive attitude to solving problems.(13)
Sited in the urban landscape next to water, Majakka (Lighthouse), 2002, illuminates the night. Its house like form alludes to a more permanent form of habitation than the tent. A house complete with saddle roof and inviting lights symbolises the home, a place of departure and return. The names of vessels cut in the stainless steel with a laser glow with light, telling us of longing, the desire to leave, to travel and return. Lighthouse continues Kiuru's basic theme of settling and travelling, but in a way it is also suggestive of the artist's own rhythm of working, travelling from one city to the next. Kiuru interprets and communicates for us a certain relationship to the environment,(14) whispering to us silent stories about her process of alighting in places. We, the recipients, are left with the task of finding in ourselves the unconscious knowledge that allows us to strengthen our connection with the work and the environmental attitude it evokes.
Anne Katariina Keskitalo
The writer is a researcher in Amenity Landscapes, a research team funded by the Academy of Finland. The article is based on discussions and correspondence between Kaija Kiuru and the author in 2001–2003.
(Translated by Tomi Snellman)
(1) Pietilä-Juntura, Katriina. 2003. http://www.tornio.fi/aine/KKIURU.HTML (16.9.2003)
(2)See Krauss, Rosalind E. 1985/1991. The Originality of the Avant-Garde and Other Modernist Myths. Seventh Printing. London: The MIT Press, 277-287.
(3) I am grateful to the art historian Tuija Hautala-Hirvioja for her comments on nomadism.
(4) Pietilä-Juntura 2003.
(5) According to Altti Kuusamo, landscapes exist only in relation to other landscape images. See Kuusamo, Altti. 1990. Kuvien edessä. Esseitä kuvien semiotiikasta. Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 134; Pauli Tapani Karjalainen views landscapes in terms of three simultaneous dimensions, subjective, objective and representation. See Karjalainen Pauli Tapani. 1996. 'Kolme näkökulmaa maisemaan'. In Häyrynen, Maunu & Immonen Olli (ed.) Maiseman Arvo[s]tus. Seminaari maiseman havaitsemisesta ja arvottamisesta Lahden Mukkulassa 1.-2.9.1995. Saarijärvi: Lahden kansainvälinen soveltavan estetiikan instituutti & Maisemaverkosto, 8-15.
(6) Johansson, Hanna 1999. Metsän ja kielen välissä. Fragmentteja suomalaisesta ympäristötaiteesta ja metsän merkityksestä. In Haapala, Leevi (ed.) Katoava taide. Helsinki: Ateneum, 58-77.
(7) The art historian Miwon Kwon distinguishes three paradigms in site-specific art: phenomenological, discourse-specific and social-institutional. They can be commingle to function simultaneously in the projects of one artist. See Kwon, Miwon. 2000. One Place After Another: Notes on Site Specificity. In Suderburg, Erika (ed.) Space, Site, Intervention. Situating Installation Art, Minnneapolis, London: University of Minnesota Press, 38-63.
(8) Kwon 2000, 38-39.
(9) Karjalainen, Pauli Tapani 1997. Maailman paikoista paikan maailmoihin -kokemisen geografiaa. Tiedepolitiikka 22 (1997):4, 41-46.
(10) Tuan, Yi-Fu 1974. Topophilia. A Study of Environmental Perception, Attitudes, and Values. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall Inc., 93.
(11) According to Kwon, the art institution is one framework that partakes in the definition of site-specific art. See Kwon. 2002. One Place After Another. Site-Specific Art And Locational Identity. London: The MIT Press, 28.
(12) Kwon stresses the ideological aspect of site-specific art, its impact on everyday life. See Kwon 2000, 38-63.
(13) Kwon 2000, 38-63.
(14) Also according to the research director and docent of aesthetics Ossi Naukkarinen, one of the crucial tasks of environmental art is to activate the viewers' relationship to the environment. See Naukkarinen, Ossi. 2003. Ympäristön taide. Helsinki: Publications of the University of Art and Design. B 73, 158


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the approach of constructing drawings and etchings that seem like carved in small reduction. — anaglyptographic, adj.
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arts and crafts - the arts of ornamental layout and handicraft; "they sponsored arts and crafts so that you can encourage craftsmanship in an age of mass generation"
a spontaneous, intuitive painting approach making nonformal get the job done characterised by sinuous lines. Also called Action Painting.
two. utilised pejoratively to explain individuals that believe only in "art for art's sake," towards the exclusion of all other human routines.
stress - a harmony amongst and interaction of opposing aspects or tendencies (particularly in artwork or literature); "You will find a pressure designed amongst narrative time and Film time"; "You will find a pressure amongst these techniques to comprehension heritage"
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a Marxist-influenced creative and literary theory or doctrine that phone calls on artwork and literature to advertise the socialist result in and sees the artist, writer, etcetera. for a servant on the condition or, in the text of Stalin, "the engineer of human souls."
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Iam selling 1 Seacam Seaflash 150D S6 for Canon.
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Can be tested in Austria, Graz
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All Asia Asset Capital Limited ("AAA" or the "Company") is an investment company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands on 14 September 2012. The Company has been established as a platform for investors looking to access growing markets in the Asia Pacific region. Its main country of operation is in Hong Kong.
The investment objective of the Company is to invest in a portfolio of companies with at least the majority of their operations (or early stage companies that intend to have at least the majority of their operations) in the Asia Pacific region with an expected initial focus on: Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Burma. The Directors intend to invest in companies that operate (or early stage companies that intend to operate) in industries with high growth potential including, but not limited to: agriculture, forestry and plantations, mining, natural resources, property and/or technology.


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The film industry's most-anticipated awards night happened yesterday at what used to be known as the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles (because Kodak filed for bancruptcy, the theatre is said to be called the Hollywood and Highland Theatre). A lot of surprises filled the ceremony, giving Hollywood elitists a run for their reputation.
The 84th Academy Awards wasn't only a chance for winning celebrities to see their paychecks skyrocket or play dress-up. It was also a platform for humorous and tasteless celebrities to make a fool out of themselves—in style.
From Sacha Baron Cohen painting the red carpet 'grey' to Angelina Jolie's heavy leg exposure, many thought this year's affair saw a lot of things happen that you wouldn't normally see in the Academy Awards.
Instead of stating the obvious highlights such as the Cirque du Soleil performance depicting a decade of memorable films, or Billy Crystal's opening monologue, below are some of the best moments you might have missed.


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Innovations in gynecological oncology
23-25 Giugno 2014 - San Pietroburgo (Russia)
The 1st Russian OncoGynecological Forum with international participationRussia • Belarussia • Brazil • Germany • Italy • Japan • Kazakhstan • Ukraine
Preliminary scientific programmeJune 23
Precursors "Live Surgery" — broadcast from the operating of N. N. Petrov Research Oncology Institute. Broadcast from the operating Moscow Regional Research Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology (MONIIAG). Robotic surgery in uterine cancer.
June 24–25
Keynote Lectures:
1. Shingo Fujii (Japan) Why Okabayashi anatomy is essential nerve sparing radical hysterectomy?
2. Tzip N. P. (Ukraine) Trophoblastic disease. Standards and Innovation;
3. Rainer Kimmig (Germany) Robotic Compartmental surgery in Uterine Cancer: Dawn of a new era in surgical oncology.
4. Köhler С. (Germany) Trachelectomy — an overview;
1. Cervical, Endometrial, Vulvar Cancer and Precancer;
2. Ovarian Cancer;
3. Rare malignancies (Sarcomas, Trophoblastic disease, Borderline ovarian tumors, etc.);
4. Adolescent oncogynaecology;
5. Rehabilitation of oncogynecological patients;
6. Prevention of Gynaecologic Cancers. Hormonal Contraception. HPV Prevention. Uterine Hyperplasia;
7. Malignant tumors in combination with pregnancy. Oncofertility.
Plenary Sessions1. Hereditary tumors of the reproductive system. Imyanitov Е. N. (St. Petersburg, Russia).
2. Radical hysterectomy. History, classification. Ungar L. (Hungary).
3. Laparoscopic nerve-sparing radical hysterectomy. Malzoni M. (Italy).
4. Clinical and genetic aspects of multiple primary malignant tumors of the female reproductive system. Ways of prevention. Payanidi Y. G. (Moscow).
5. Sporadic ovarian cancer. Pathogenetic types. Ashrafyan L. A. (Moscow).
6. How to cover large defects in gynecologic oncology from a plastic surgeons Point of view. Infanger M. (Germany).
7. Value of laparoscopic staging in advanced cervical cancer — rationale and results of a randomised Trial. Tsunoda Ð. (Brazil).
8. Hormone therapy of early endometrial cancer: Pros and Cons. Novikova O. V. (Moscow).
9. Chemotherapy in the Treatment of endometrial, cervical and vulvar cancer. Nunes J. S. (Brazil).
10. New technologies in the treatment of borderline ovarian tumors. Shevchuk A. S. (Moscow).
11. Chemoradiation in the therapy of cervical cancer patients. New Trends and technques. Marnitz S. (Germany).
12. Cervical cancer: new approaches to old problems. Kolomietz L. Ð. (Tomsk).
13. Aromatase inhibitors in the treatment of ovarian cancer. Lisyanskaya A. S. (St. Petersburg).
14. HIPEC in the treatment of recurrent ovarian cancer. Guseinov K. D. (St. Petersburg).
15. Primary resectable cervical cancer: a standard approach or the personification of treatment? Kairbayev М. (Kazahtan).
16. Cytological screening for cervical cancer. Novik V. I. (St. Petersburg).
17. Modern approaches to screening and early diagnosis of cervical cancer. Bakhidze E. V. (St. Petersburg).
18. Opportunities for predicting the course of cervical precancer. Krikunova L. I. (Obninsk).
19. Vaccine Prevention of cervical cancer. Ulrikh E. A. (St. Petersburg).
20. Tumor of genitals at adolescent. Kutusheva G. F. (St. Petersburg).
21. Breast cancer and pregnancy. Dashyan, G. A. (St. Petersburg).
22. Cervical cancer and pregnancy. Ulrikh E. A. (St. Petersburg).
23. The management of pregnant women with ovarian tumor. Popov A. A. (Moscow).
24. Russian experience fertility preservation in oncological patients of reproductive age. Kiseleva M. V. (Obninsk).
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DevInsights was founded by group of development professional having diverse set of skills ranging from Research, Evaluations, Analytics, Communication, Documentation, Training and Implementation in the sector.
The group realized the paucity of organisations or partners in India, that could deliver Research, Evaluation and Implementation projects with the desired quality, that completes on time and is also low-priced.
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Nation building is severely dependent on a the early childhood developments and high-quality education which in turn leads to country's economic success. However, many lack access to effective teachers and schools.
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DevInsights professionals have been engaged in addressing decision makers' information needs through evidence based studies, reliable data and analysis. The professionals have been involved in critical issues of public concern like Maternal & Newborn Health..
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Despite economic growth in India, poverty remains an unfortunate reality. Along with the policy commitments, other stakeholder's engagement is paramount in order to bring in the required change in the status of poverty and increased and sustained livelihood opportunities of the community.
DevInsights professionals brings in significant experience and learning in the area of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. One of the founder members has authored a book book titled, "Is it really clean? – Creating a WASH Index", …
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Music has been a part of humans at various stages of life. Music has been used for ages to wake us up in the morning, make us sleep, make us dance and make us feel good during low.
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Producing fuels from biomass using microorganisms from the cow's stomach
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Microorganisms that reside in the gut of herbivores, including the microorganisms that live in the rumen of cattle, can be used to degrade plant fiber to intermediates that can be converted to fuels. Furthermore, these organisms can also produce biofuels including hydrogen, methane, ethanol and electricity directly from biomass.
We intend to develop methods using microorganisms from the cow's rumen and conditions that shift the fermentation to alter the profile of end products as desired. The experiments that are being undertaken demonstrate the feasibility of using gut microorganisms in bioreactors to convert biomass to desired biofuels.


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Happy New Year!
As we kick off the first full week of 2014, everyone here at I Got Your Crabs wanted to take a moment to send out a big thanks. Whether you dine in often enough that we know your name (and … Continue reading
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Jn. 1: 12 " But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"
Our Father's Word went forth,
Heard of�by all mankind;
Some chose to believe it,
But, others remained blind.
Choice there was�in the garden,
Choice�we have today;
Do we deny His Word�or listen,
Line-up with it�or do we go astray?
To say we believe is not sufficient,
Devils believe and tremble; (Js 2:19)
Faith without works is dead, (Js 2:20)
There must be action to follow.
Every promise in the Book is ours,
With one stipulation�all;
Without faith, we shall not see them,
That's been mankind's problem�since the fall.
Israel entered not into God's rest,
Because of unbelief;
Faith is belief�obedience,
God declares it�in His Word,
Our choice to believe or not;
His promises are still there,
But, to the unbeliever, they are naught.
Faith mixed with God's Word,
Touches the heart of God;
He looks for a faithful people,
A peculiar people�odd.
People who will believe Him,
Take Him at His Word;
This faith�the mountain-moving kind;
The kind we've seen and heard.
Now, when we put into action,
And, show we really do believe;
God moves on our behalf,
And, His promises we receive.
That's how we enter into that rest,
We take Him at His Word;
He is the one�brings it to pass,
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Here is information about our workshop in Columbus, Ohio, December 27 through 31, 2018.
This is our 30th workshop in Columbus, and it is also our last!
If you have been waiting to join us, now is the time!
About the workshop
The Five-Day Workshop
This five-day intensive course is designed for the beginner as well as for students with varying experience in the Alexander Technique. It provides the opportunity to study with teachers trained in a variety of schools.
• 7 to 1 maximum student/faculty ratio
• Individual lessons and classes
• Small groups applying the Technique to particular areas of interest: daily activities, voice, music, theater, dance, sports
• Special activities for Alexander teachers and trainees
A Faculty on the Cutting Edge of the Developing Alexander Technique
• Body Mapping taught by its originator and a faculty deeply versed in its use in the Alexander Technique
• Application of the technique to performance: we have long experience in music, theater, and dance
• Exploring the interaction of Alexander with breathing, yoga, and energy work
Location and schedule
The course is co-sponsored by the Ohio State University School of Music and will be held at Hughes Hall on the OSU campus. We are no longer arranging housing for workshop attendees; we have found that you can probably do better on your own, especially if you make arrangements early. Meals are not provided at the workshop; there is a wide variety of restaurants in the immediate vicinity and throughout Columbus. The Columbus airport is served by several major carriers and we will provide transportation from the airport to the course.
(Details subject to change)
7–9:30 pm: Introduction and home groups
8:15 am: Optional early activities (Developmental Movement and Xian Gong)
9:15 am: Home groups
10:30 am: Rotating groups
11:30: Announcements
11:45: Lunch
2:00 pm: Private lessons
4:00 pm: Activity classes
Finished by 6 pm
8:15 am: Optional early activities
9:15 am: Rotating groups
10:30 am: Home groups
11:45: Wrap-up
The schedule is arranged so that every participant will have plenty of opportunities to work with each of the teachers.
We're proud to introduce our remarkable faculty. We have worked together for decades. Along with solid grounding in classical Alexander work, we have unusual experience working with many different aspects of the Alexander Technique: Body Mapping, teacher training, group work, teaching in higher education, working with performance, working with people with physical and health challenges, integrating Alexander work with energy work. Here is a unique opportunity to work with a very interesting group of teachers. Joining us for the first time this year is Shawn Copeland, a gifted and versatile teacher with a national presence.
Bill teaches classes at Holy Names Music Center in Spokane, WA, and maintains a vigorous private teaching practice as well. He is a teaching member of ATI and a former teaching member of AmSAT. He has taught Alexander throughout the US and in Japan, Taiwan, Switzerland, Chile, Italy, and Hungary. He recently held his second successful workshop for teachers at ACAT in New York. He is President of Alexander Workshops, LLC, and Workshop Coordinator. He is a co-director of the teacher training program IMAT.
Donna has studied the Alexander Technique since 1977 with the Conables and Marjorie Barstow. She graduated from The Alexander Foundation in 1990 and maintains an active private practice in Columbus, OH. She teaches an ongoing Alexander class for persons with Parkinson's Disease, and is on the faculty of the Alexander Workshops Winter workshop in Columbus.
Since 1990 she has studied energy healing with James Kepner, Carol DeSanto, and Rosalyn Bruyere and is certified at the Advanced Practitioner Level in Nervous System Energy Work. She teaches classes on anatomy for energy healers, and beginning techniques and skills for people interested in energy work. Her focus now is on exploring the complementary use of energy skills with the Alexander Technique to lead students to an expanded experience of the whole self. She is a teaching member of ATI.
Robin has been dancing her entire life. Her choreography has been presented internationally. She received an award for outstanding solo dance performance from the Maryland State Arts Council. As a Teaching Artist for the Maryland State Arts Council and VSA Arts from 2000-2010, Robin taught developmental movement and dance to children with special needs and has had great success helping children with autism improve their coordination and social skills. Robin resides in Annapolis, Maryland.
TUITION ONLY: $550. Full-time students and professional Alexander teachers or trainees receive a 10% discount to $495.
DEPOSIT of $250 will guarantee a place in the course until December 5, when the balance is due.
REFUND POLICY: Full refunds are made up to one month before the course. In case of cancellations received after December 5, the deposit is non-refundable. There will be no refunds after the workshop begins.
You may pay by check or credit card. Checks should be made out and sent to Alexander Workshops, LLC, 815 Villard St., Cheney, WA 99004. To pay by credit card, click here. (This will take you to the same place as the link on the application form.)
You may submit this filled-out form directly from this web site. All red fields are required. You may also print the form and mail it to us at 815 Villard St., Cheney, WA 99004. You may pay by check sent to the same address, or by credit card. Credit card payments may be made from this website or by special arrangement for odd amounts (contact Bill). Take me to the credit card page.
For Teachers and Trainees
For Teachers and Trainees
If you're an Alexander teacher or teacher trainee, we have some extras to offer you:
• First, of course, is the 10% discount from our already-low tuition fee.
• Attendance at the course will count towards your continuing education requirements.
• Our course is organized into "home groups" and "rotating groups." The home groups are formed of people of like experience and meet together every day. We usually have one group composed of teachers and trainees: this group can concentrate its attention on teaching issues and learn about cutting-edge advances in the Technique. Bill in particular has been focussing on working with teachers in using their hands effectively.
• Bill, Donna, and Dale have spent a lot of time in recent years exploring energy work and its relationship with the Alexander Technique, and are Advanced Practitioners of Nervous System Energy Work. Donna is also trained in Reiki. We offer workshops for teachers in this field, and this is a great opportunity to find out what our discoveries have to offer you. In addition to the teachers' home group, if there's sufficient interest we'll offer a late afternoon group dedicated to this subject.
We hope to see you in December!


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Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Listening to Our Ancestors
A new project for a new year. The plan is to explore working out of doors and to research the age old festivals and rituals that marked the events of the farming year. It started off with Plough Monday, the return to work after the Yule festival. Traditionally this was when the ploughing began. Here the ground is still very wet though the birds are singing again and the days are getting brighter.
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Mehndi is the most popular among women and girls. Arabic mehndi design their own unique style and pattern. Integral and is less complicated. The designs are eye-catching, and very beautiful. Mehndi design is unique, in general, and these designs do not work in a much more precise. Designs are, in essence, flowers, petals and leaves patterns.
Mehndi design consists of a smaller design, straight lines, scallop lines, dots, tear-drops, leaf patterns, etc. using. , The complexity of Arabic mehndi designs, feet and hands are decorated, top secret wedding ceremonies pre expressions.Mehndi origin countries in the Middle East is synonymous with fashion.
Easy mehndi flowers, arches, flowers, trails, lucky lotus, leaving the string model etc.Indian and Arabic mehndi is comparatively easier than others, such as design patterns are simple. However, if you do not adopt the entire model, you can always submit the improvisation and the creation of simple mehndi designs.


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Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard broght us a new feature called "Cover Flow", which allows you to quick preview your files in Finder without opening them one by one. Well, as for Ubuntu 9.04 users, you can now try Gloobus, it takes Mac's quicklook feature to the linux world.
Gloobus is an extension of Gnome designed to enable a full screen preview of any kind of file. Ever been annoyed by those tiny miniatures of your files that are helpless. Outraged by the fact that there's no miniature for half of the file formats you're using. Excruciated by the painful loading time to see if you're dealing with the right file? Hail to Gloobus, for this' is the Holy Grail of preview! Designed as an extendable, standards-compliant previewer , so that it plays nice with Gnome and can be easily extended to support any kind of file, Gloobus enables instant previewing of your files, without even having to open them. Hit space, and BANG, here's the content of your file, displayed as it would if it was opened.
Currently, Gloobus supports TXT , PDF, JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, PSD, MP3, OGG, MPG, WMV, XCF It has a sleek black interface which will put your files in focus.
TualatriX (author of Ubuntu Tweak) setted up a Gloobus PPA yesterday, which enables you to install Gloobus on your Ubuntu 9.04 desktop quickly and easily. If you're running Ubuntu 9.04, follow the following instructions:
1) Add these lines to /etc/apt/sources.list (sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list)
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tualatrix/gloobus/ubuntu jaunty main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/tualatrix/gloobus/ubuntu jaunty main
2) Add the key (if you have enanabled Ubuntu Tweak Launchpad PPA, skip this step)
sudo apt-key adv –keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com –recv-keys 0624A220
3) Update the packages list
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4) Upgrade to the latest patched Nautilus
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5) Install Gloobus-Preview
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6) Finally, quit and restart nautilus
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- Status: Sold
- 1 Bed, 1.0 Bath
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- Year Built: 2001
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Gorgeous contemporary Pearl District loft with natural light, soaring floor-to-ceiling windows, french doors opening on to a west-facing Juliet balcony featuring a stylish modern kitchen, 10 foot ceilings, custom-dyed concrete floors, generous walk in closet, deeded parking & storage. Easy access to community amenities: fitness center, party room, courtyard, and right on Streetcar rail line.
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BRIAN BLANCHFIELD is the author of two books of poetry–Not Even Then (University of California Press, 2004) and A Several World, forthcoming from Nightboat Books March 2014–as well as The History of Ideas, 1973-2012 (chapbook, available now with Spork Press) and a collection of essays, in progress: Onesheets, a finalist for a 2013 Creative Capital Innovative Literature grant. His recent work has appeared in The Nation, Chicago Review, The Brooklyn Rail, A Public Space, Lana Turner, The Paris Review, Web Conjunctions, Guernica, The Awl, and The Poetry Project Newsletter, among other journals and magazines.
CHRISTOPHER SALERNO's newest book of poems, ATM, was chosen by D.A. Powell for the 2013 Georgetown Review Poetry Prize. Previous books include Minimum Heroic (Mississippi Review Poetry Prize 2010), and Whirligig. His chapbook, "Automatic Teller" won the Laurel Review Midwest Chapbook Prize and will be published sometime in 2014. Another chapbook, "AORTA," was recently published by Poor Claudia. He is currently an Assistant Professor of English at William Paterson University where manages the new journal, Map Literary.


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A PROUD HISTORY OF WILDE-COSMETICS GmbH
Wilde Dental was founded in 1914, few knew that these pioneering German researchers in dental resin would make such a lasting impact in the beauty industry. In 1985, Wilde Cosmetics GmbH was established to bring the same quality, durability and beauty of composite resin systems to fingernail cosmetics. The result? LCN, a revolutionary line of light-cured products designed to seal, correct, lengthen and beautify fingernails. The first of its kind in Europe, this system provided a non-acrylic alternative to conventional nail cosmetics, providing longer lasting beautiful results.
Looking Good LCN, founded in 2002 by CEO Lea Castro, started out in Wingate Park, Pretoria East. After 1 year we moved to bigger premises in Pretorius Park, Pretoria East. In 2007 we moved into our current premises which is 200m² and in 2015 built a state of the art training facility boasting 250m². Our main focus is service excellence in the Beauty Industry and empowering women to become the best they can be! Having overcome many obstacles – the company has grown from strength to strength.
Lea Castro – CEO
In 1994 Lea started her career as a part time Nail Technician while still working full time. In 1996, Lea went into the Beauty Industry full time, opening a home based salon offering beauty services with her main focus being nails. In 1999 she did Conversion nail training with LCN and needless to say fell in love with not only the brand but the concept of finally finding a product that could give her clients beautiful nail enhancements while preserving the natural nail.
Isabel Fenner – Training Director
Isabel Fenner started Looking Good Beauty Centre in 1989. In 2000 Lea Castro and Isabel joined forces linking their two salons into one. Together the two sisters were a strong team complementing each other.
In 2002 Isabel relocated to KwaZulu Natal where she continued her salon and began to market and distribute LCN in the area. Isabel's passion is training and her goal is to educate students to have the same passion as she does.


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The extent of the Arctic ice field can be observed on the large North Pole map. That map can be opened by clicking on the Polar region.
If polar bear Knut's cousins can still tread safely on ice and in which regions their habitats are threatened by melting pack ice, can be gauged with the help of the color scale.
The origin of the sea ice data is a satellite based passive microwave sensor. The Polar Ice Team of NOAA uses a NASA formula to derive their measurements.
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According to Russ Page (of the Anchorage WSFO) this happened for instance on 8 January 1997, when heavy 60 knot winds pounded the Bering Sea. In summer, sometimes puddles of water on the ice can lead to underestimating the ice thickness.
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Behold, the Tale of the Cougar
I have this tradition where every year, I go out to the Cuff every night before Thanksgiving and dance my ass off. Sure, it's dangerous because I might have a hangover the next day for Thanksgiving meal but sometimes you just have to go with it and live your life big, you know?
Three Thanksgivings ago was the first time this little tradition started, this Thanksgiving will mark four years to the day. That was the day I met the Cougar.
There are never any women at the Cuff. I noticed her from across the room and she noticed me. I may have been highly intoxicated so the details aren't entirely clear but we made out, a lot, on the dance floor. My friend GP was trying his damnedest to get her to take me home with her. Luckily, she did not but I did get her phone number.
The next week, we set up a hangout. She was going to come over to watch DEBS. My roommates were also present so the flirtation was awkward to say the least. There's a part in the movie where I always joke, "Oh, look, her name is Lucy Diamond and she shits diamonds when she leaves the room."
The cougar then turned to me and said, "If she shits diamonds when she leaves the room, what do you do?"
I'll give you a minute to think about that one.
I've never been so uncomfortable in my life. I was freaking out.
After the movie, she dropped me off at Changes and kissed me goodnight.
Later, we made plans to go on a real date. We were going to go see that dumb movie Capitalism: A Love Story. She drove and on the way, she asked me if I knew how old she was. I, of course, didn't remember what she had told me the previous week. GP and my combined estimates the next day had her around 34. We were wrong. She was 42.
She explained to me that she had just divorced and we couldn't be dating. The woman she divorced was also in her 20s and she felt history was repeating itself. Mind you, I was 23 at the time.
When she dropped me off after the movie, I flirted and then left the car. She screamed after me, "You know I have the right to change my mind any time I want, right?" I laughed and then entered the house.
The very next morning, she sent me an e-mail titled "I'm a flirt…" and in it, included two semi scandalous photos of herself in a catholic school girl uniform ala DEBS. The photos were old but she looked exactly the same. Seriously, you couldn't tell she was 42. She looked 30, maybe.
But the e-mail was weird considering we weren't supposed to be dating. I continued to text her but we didn't make any real plans for a while. Finally, she was supposed to come over for another movie night. She showed up 20 minutes early to tell me she couldn't make it. Evidently, she was a landlord and had to take care of some things. She grabbed one of Laura's delicious pot pies and then left.
First, why didn't she just call to tell me that? Second, why the hell did she take my pot pie? You don't understand, those little pot pies were like heaven and a heaven I can no longer eat now that I have been diagnosed with celiac's disease. I was livid.
A while later, she sent me an e-mail titled "I made a movie…" and in it, included her "version of the L Word"
To which, I responded: "I think you sent this to me by mistake. I'm guessing that's for (or from) your ex that you'll be seeing tomorrow because otherwise all I heard was lesbianpsychobabble, which I try to avoid at all costs. Except when watching The L Word because those crazies have no effect on my life."
Weird, random note about that video too – a lesbian comedian posted one creepily similar a year after and I swore she got the idea from this video from the Cougar. Evidently she didn't. I know, I e-mailed her to ask. Check it out though if you want to get creeped out that all lesbians must think like this.
I couldn't really explain any of this behavior. I tried telling my friends the story but they just told me to run away. I was still texting her here and there so my friend Meghan tried to warn me in a different, more creative way:
I would like to tell you that I listened completely but I still hang out with the Cougar if I see her or if she texts me something fun. You can read about how she terrorized my Super Bowl party this year or how I slept at her house the night before the AIDS Walk last year.
What can I say? I have a very high tolerance for people.


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LASIK is one of the most frequently performed types of laser eye surgery for Dr. Anh Nguyen. This procedure is commonly safe, effective, and has very few side effects. LASIK eye surgery has helped millions of people see clearly without dependence on glasses or contact lenses. It has made those with active lifestyles happy again. For contact lens wearers, the hassles associated with contacts can be a thing of the past! LASIK is a quick and relatively painless vision correction procedure with an excellent track record of success. To get a better understanding regarding whether you would be a LASIK candidate please feel free to take our LASIK self-test!
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The Mt. San Antonio Community College District was created in December, 1945, when voters of four local high school districts approved the formation of a community college district. Initially known as Eastern Los Angeles County Community College, the institution was later renamed Mt. San Antonio College after the most visible snow-capped mountain (popularly known as Mt. Baldy) in the distance behind the campus.
The 421-acre campus was originally part of the 48,000-acre La Puente Rancho. During World War II, the facility was converted into an Army hospital and later a Navy hospital.
Mt. SAC opened in the fall of 1946 with 635 students occupying a few Spanish-tiled buildings and temporary Navy barracks clustered below the San Jose Hills. Walnut, not yet an incorporated city, consisted of very little except dirt roads, cacti, and grasslands covered in the spring with wild mustard grass.
Not surprisingly, the growth of Mt. SAC has mirrored that of the local area. The College now serves the communities of Baldwin Park, Bassett, Charter Oak, Covina, Diamond Bar, the southern portion of Glendora, Hacienda Heights, City of Industry, Irwindale, La Puente, La Verne, Pomona, Rowland Heights, San Dimas, Valinda, Walnut, and West Covina.
Mt. SAC has emerged as a leader in education not only in the San Gabriel Valley, but in the state. It is California's largest, single-campus community college with a combined Credit, Continuing Education, and Community Service student enrollment of over 65,000. In 2015 Mt. SAC proudly celebrated 69 years of educational excellence. The College will continue to offer access to quality programs and services as well as provide an environment for educational excellence throughout the 21st Century.


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April 17, 2014 at 6pm to October 18, 2014 at 7pm – online The Teen Read Week 2014 site goes live. Organized by YALSA | Type: online
October 12, 2014 at 12am to October 18, 2014 at 11:45pm – http://sarahdaltry.com Join me at http://sarahdaltry.com for a giveaway to celebrate! And please - tell me what books you love. :) Organized by Sarah Daltry | Type: giveaway
October 12, 2014 at 6pm to October 18, 2014 at 7pm – online Teen Read Week 2014 Organized by YALSA | Type: trw
October 14, 2014 at 11am to October 18, 2014 at 4pm – Montauk Library Stop by the library anytime the library is open on October 14th- 18th. Take a picture of yourself and your favorite book. (Cameras provided if needed). On Saturday, October 18th, 3-4 PM, join us for… Organized by Julie Anne Korpi | Type: teen, celebration
October 14, 2014 at 12pm to October 18, 2014 at 5pm – Covina Public Library: 234 N. Second Ave., Covina, CA 91723 Join us for an art and writing contest, volunteer and career fair during Teen Read Week to support the them of turning dreams into reality! Inquire within for more information. Organized by Jennifer Blair | Type: teens
October 16, 2014 from 4pm to 5pm – Bolivar County Library Teen Read Week 2014 In celebration of TRW, the Teen Advisory group hosted a Letters About Literature Reading and Writing Competition Party. This event was to inform any participants of the rules a… Organized by Bobbie Matheney | Type: teen, read, week
October 16, 2014 from 5pm to 7pm – Ukiah Library Teens and tweens are invited to sing aloud and perform lines from their favorite books. Timed presentations will allow all participants to showcase their skills. Creative collaborations are welcome.… Organized by Melissa Eleftherion Carr | Type: teen, read, week, event
October 16, 2014 from 6pm to 8:30pm – Richmond Public Library-Main Library A group of award-winning and best-selling Virginia authors of books released in 2014 will host an evening of celebration for teen readers and all fans of teen fiction. Enjoy food, fun, book sales, si… Organized by Natasha Payne-Brunson | Type: teen, read, week
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Transvestites 'dress' for numerous reasons. Some feel the strong need to express femininity while others might crossdress for artistic expression or erotic enjoyment. However, most people who crossdress generally have no intention of changing their bodies through hormones or surgeries.
TENI strives to provide a safe and supportive environment for transvestites (TVs) and their partners as these experiences are part of the trans umbrella. More information about different terms here.
If you need support or information please contact TENI at 01 873 3575.
For a list of Support Groups in the Republic of Ireland please go here.
Belfast Butterfly Club (Belfast, Northern Ireland) Helpline: 077 0479 9352. This telephone number is only answered between 8pm and 10pm on Wednesday nights.
Sí is a website by Irish transvestites about Irish transvestism. For more information please go here.
Opinion: I'm not a freak. I'm just an ordinary, decent transvestite (Thejournal.ie, 15 Aug 2014).
Cross-Dressing: I'm a straight man who dresses as a woman...and I'm looking for love (Independent Woman, Irish Independent, 28 April 2012).Why cross-dressing really isn't an issue to poke fun at (Belfast Telegraph, 14 Sept 2011).
The TH (Trannie Haven) is a club for transvestites and their admirers. It is open on Friday and Saturday nights. Contact Emma: 086 028 4580. Facebook page here.
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