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Terry, Andy, and Ben tackled the beautiful, panoramic, Pete Dye French Lick Course. The golf course and vistas are much more beautiful than the golf swings you are about to see.
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While several small studies have suggested the benefits of yoga, ASCO's annual meeting highlighted the largest and most definitive study to date on the benefits of the therapy.
Researchers randomized more than 400 cancer survivors who had significant sleep issues to either simple monitoring or 75-minute yoga sessions twice a week for one month. The results, said lead author Karen Mustian, of the University of Rochester Cancer Center in New York, were remarkable.
The benefits of the intervention were seen across the board, reducing several common side effects reported by cancer survivors. Individuals in the yoga group reported less fatigue and daytime sleepiness, decreased use of sleep medication, and increased quality of sleep and quality of life.
"If you ask a cancer patient who is suffering with sleep problems...who is trying to work, raise children, take care of elderly parents, or live their life in a healthy manner and this is interfering with the ability to live their life...I think these findings are striking," she says. "The fact that we can reduce the amount of fatigue by almost half--42 percent--is huge as well because it's probably the most prevalent and troubling side effect reported by the greatest number of cancer patients across all diagnoses."
You can read the full article on the study here.
The fact the study was so prominent at ASCO, a meeting of oncologists, highlights the possibility that this may be something survivors may be hearing from their doctor soon. "This is a readily applicable approach that improves quality of life and reduces medicine intake in cancer survivors. This is a real positive," said ASCO president, Douglas W. Blayney, MD, at a press conference in May. "This emphasizes the increasing importance of ameliorating complications of therapy in long-term cancer survivors. There are literally millions of patients to whom this might be applicable in the United States."
What's so exciting about this study is that researchers really had the real-world patient in mind. Mustian noted they chose types of yoga that would be most readily available to people in as many communities as possible in the U.S. The two types of yoga--gentle Hatha yoga and restorative yoga--are also gentle on the body and focuses on various poses, breathing exercises, and mindfulness.
"Those gentle Hatha yoga poses are almost in every type of yoga," Mustian says. "By using that, we felt people would have a good chance of finding instructors after the study was done to teach them these poses."
While restorative yoga is less widespread, it's gaining in popularity. For most of the poses, pillows, blocks, towels, and other props are used to support the body. "You're in different positions, but you're fully supported by blankets and bolsters, and your eyes can be covered with eyepads. The idea is to completely let your body be supported by something else," Mustian says. "It focuses a lot on the restoration of balance and really paying attention to your body."
She recommends finding a yoga instructor certified by the Yoga Alliance, and if they have prior experience working with cancer patients and survivors, that's an added plus. She also stressed that these outcomes may not extend to other types of yoga, such as yoga in a heated room or vigorous yoga that raises the heart rate.
You can read more about the different types of yoga at Yoga Journal.
When CURE posted the results on our Facebook page, we discovered that many patients and survivors have already tried the integrative therapy. Here's what a few of our Facebook friends had to say:
"Yoga has kept me moving during a year of surgery chemotherapy and rads. I have good mobility after a partial mastectomy. Pain persists but the gentle yoga approach has allowed me to move as I am able. I see the difference measured in months as I continue to build strength and regain flexibility. It also is very calming to an agitated mind. I suggest a well trained iyengar teacher and not just someone at a gym."--Wendy
"I practice yoga when my body allows me to. As anyone going through chemo knows ... some days it just isn't going to happen. For me, I have intense bone pain following each treatment ... as that begins to subside, I find yoga to be a wonderful retreat ... stretching my legs in various poses and my arms absolutely LOVE being in plank ... feeling strong after periods of such weakness. I find yoga also helps me settle into my body and to notice what is good in both body and mind. I can't practice the full practice that I did before chemo but I find any little bit that I CAN do is wonderful. Sometimes it's hard to be friends with a body that hurts you so much but yoga is a constant reminder that my body is indeed my friend."--Michelle
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The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Carle Clinic Association contacted me about participating in a study concerning breast cancer survivors and "light exercise." in 2006 (or so). I had just lost my Tai Chi teacher and signed up.
The light exercise turned out to be yoga and I have been practicing ever since. The director of my Yoga Center, the Living Yoga Center, has initiated a program for yoga and cancer patients at Carle clinic. We agreed that the time to start yoga therapy is the minute you are on the bad news side of the doctor's desk.
I would be pleased to have more contact about this topic. I am one happy yogini.
Evey woman in my class said yoga was beneficial--both as physical therapy and as mental therapy. The breathing and short meditations really helped. The increased flexibility and balance are good for everyone, but especially us.
- Posted by Mara Wade 6/29/10 1:28 PM
This is a very exciting article and study. There are so many benefits for anyone who participates in yoga and especially those with cancer or survivors.
I was diagnosed in Jan 09 with breast cancer and underwent radiation therapy. Once finished with radiation therapy, I am now taking Tamoxifen. Although Tamoxifen does not adversely affect everyone who takes it, in my experience I found that my joints are adversely affected by Tamoxifen. After many talks with my my Oncologist, I decided to being participating in yoga. He agreed this could be beneficial. The benefits of participating in yoga for me have been less pain, increased flexibility, sleeping better, overall increased energy level and better perspective on each day. These changes have taken place over six months or so, but it has been such a good thing, I wanted to share it.
- Posted by Susan Hickman 6/29/10 1:37 PM
I feel that yoga has played a significant part in my recovery. In late 2007 I had a double mastectomy followed by chemo and radiation. Then had a year of reconstructive procedures. In August of 2008 I began practicing yoga at The Virginia Piper Cancer Center in Scottsdale, AZ. I tried to go to as many classes as I could. Missing sometimes due to illness or surgery. However, the benefits to me went beyond physical. Yoga has calmed my mind and taught me to focus on now. It is a wonderful stress reliever! Several of my doctors have even commented on how well I am doing. Yoga, I believe is perfect for the cancer survivor. It teaches you to reconnect to a body that sometimes feels foreign. Yoga is not competitive so some days you move differently - getting better doesn't mean practicing harder or faster. It means letting go. I have been so grateful for a place to practice yoga, with people who understand the effects of cancer treatment.
- Posted by Stephanie 6/29/10 1:49 PM
When I was recovering after breast cancer surgery, including removal of lymph nodes, chemo and radiation therapy, I met an instructor who taught gentle yoga for cancer patients. After realizing the benefits of total relaxation and increased body and breath awareness, I moved on to Hatha yoga. That was nearly six years ago and I still attend weekly classes. It has strengthened my weak arm along with the rest of my body. I'm now kayaking on a regular basis thanks to increased upper body and core strength. I would recommend yoga to anyone who wants to be an active participant in their recovery.
- Posted by Sharyn Lowry 6/29/10 2:24 PM
Just prior to be diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma seven years ago I started practicing yoga. Throughout chemotherapy treatments and two remissions, I have continued the practice of yoga regularly without interruption. Currently, while receiving maintenance treatments, yoga is still a consistent practice three to four times a week. This practice has changed from Hatha in the beginning to Ashtanga presently and just keeps me feel better and more energetic all the time.
As a cancer survivor, I feel that yoga has been beneficial in both mind and body for me. The focus required for yoga brings about a relaxation that is needed to deal with day to day events.The benefit of improved physical strength and endurance has proven to be invaluable. Restful sleep is one of the greatest side effects of yoga. I strongly recommend the practice of some form of yoga to any and all cancer survivors.
- Posted by Pat 6/29/10 4:21 PM
Many women who I worked with as a certified mastectomy fitter benefitted by working with Yoga instructors.
Many integrative pallative care centers are indeed finding the mind- body- relationship beneficial in the healing process.
Clothing plays an integral part of this experience as well, be advised to not wear a tight fitting bra, or panty as this also will restrict your movements.
- Posted by Constance M. Niclas MHA CMF,CF-M 6/30/10 6:34 AM
Yes, i totally agree with everyone about the benefits of yoga. We live in a very small town, but there are quite a few yoga instructors. Yoga had been a practice for me before and during my treatments before we moved to this area. And i continued to make remarkable progress here after my mastectomy and lymph node dissection and resulting chest pain syndrome. I actually had to lift my arm with the other one for quite awhile, but now i can actually throw and have good mobility. Only thing is, i dropped out after 3 years as the classes became too demanding and expectations too great, leaving me exhausted the remainder of the day and in pain for a couple of days. There are no teachers in this area who really understand the challenges of post treatment pain and limitations. Are there good resources to guide someone like me through my own restorative practice? I really miss yoga as another healing modality in my life.
- Posted by katherine pearl-levi 6/30/10 1:49 PM
There is a fabulous yoga video for breast cancer patients and survivors, great for beginners and anyone with low energy, but also good as it offers different pose variations as you gain strength. Very calming and instructive, also has a guided meditation to help you through the day, just for cancer so it has poses that are specifically chosen to help healing and restoration. www.yogaforcancer.com, it's also available on amazon, I have really enjoyed it. Namaste!
- Posted by Yoga Lady 7/4/10 8:12 AM
I have also found yoga to be a valuable way of maintaining stability in my exercise program when Michigan weather takes a turn for the worse. My daughter recommended "Yoga for Everybody" DVD for stay at home days. It has variable levels of experience. I have lost 45 pounds since my Stage IIIC diagnosis in December of 2008. Needless to say my eating and exercise habits have changed drastically. Yoga helps with my flexibility making me more "sure-footed" and confident in tackling larger workout goals like the occasional horse back riding or kayaking or down hill skiing.
- Posted by Jeanine Hair 8/2/10 9:11 AM
After surgery and radiation for breast cancer, I enrolled in a Yoga class at my local YWCA. For a year I have a faithfully attended the 7:00 a.m. class three times each week. It's been helpful in maintaining my range of motion, but most of all, it's quiet. My first oncology clinic at the Piper Center was so noisy and chaotic, and then radiation was loud, too, that I wondered if anything could restore a sense of inner quiet. Yoga does that for me, and it's a great start to the busy day ahead. I did not see any marked improvement in my erratic sleep pattern, but maybe one day that will settle down. Hope so.
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Public Policy in an Uncertain World: Ely Lectures by Charles Manski
Economist Charles Manski will be giving this year's Ely lectures in Economics on "Public Policy in an Uncertain World" (see attached flyer). This talk promises to be of particular interest to HPC Associates.
The talk is based on his recent book: http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?recid=32018
The blurb describes it as follows:Mon, 10 Feb 2014 16:30:50 +0000http://infosuite.welch.jhmi.edu/PopCenter/blogs/public-policy-uncertain-world-ely-lectures-charles-manski
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Male infertility accounts for up to half of cases in which couples have difficulty conceiving, but in the majority of cases, doctors are unable to pinpoint the exact reason why men have difficulty producing viable sperm. But a study from researchers from the Pasteur Institute in France and University College London could indicate that male infertility is, at its root, a genetic disorder.
Published online September 30, 2010, in the American Journal of Human Genetics, researchers looked for abnormalities in the NR5A1 gene in a group of 315 apparently healthy men who had an unexplained inability to produce sperm. The NR5A1 gene is known to be involved in sexual development in both men and women; defects in NR5A1 have been linked to physical defects in the development of the testicles or ovaries.
According to researchers, 4 percent of men were found to have a gene with a mutation. While the number found is small, researchers are hopeful this find can propel further studies that look for mutations in other genes. "Given the complexity of the sperm production process it is likely that many genes are involved and therefore that many gene defects linked to infertility may be found, comments Dr. Allan Pacey, a senior medical lecturer at the UK's University of Sheffield, in an interview with BBC News.
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What else could be the cause for your man's fertility problems? Certain lifestyle factors—obesity, smoking, medications, and stress—may lead to temporarily low sperm counts or impaired sperm production. Tight underwear, frequent dips in a hot tub, and even too much bicycling may also hamper sperm production. Working with a fertility specialist often helps couples to uncover these hidden fertility impairments.


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PAULA'S NEW SHOW! According to www.EOnline.com, Paula Abdul has found a new show to judge. The former American Idol host is now attached to a revamped version of Star Search. The show is set to air on ABC, but so far Paula's camp has made no officially statement about her next career move.
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latexclothingmanufacturer.com: a Review
Over at our Kink Engineering HQ, we'll get the occasional cold call from a variety of companies. Usually they're peddling search engine optimization services or cheaper office supplies, but they don't usually try to steal our business out from under us.
As a blogger for Knockoff Knockdown, you can imagine my surprise when a company called "Latex Clothing Manufacturer" (I'll shorten that to "LCM" at times) contacted me. They're a Chinese latex manufacturer who is interested in taking over our product production. They were offering to make products on our behalf and drop-ship them out to clients, or ship them to us to repackage and send out as our own.
A quick search of their website revealed unfinished pages – which have since been replaced with content – a downloadable catalog and a re-use of Radical Rubber's color chart images re-cropped to remove the radical watermark.
Latex Clothing Manufacturer's Color chart…
Radical Rubber's Color Chart.
I sent LCM a quick email back, asking if they used Radical sheeting, since they use their color chart, you would expect that they do. Their correspondent assured me that while their sheeting comes from a factory in China, the quality is "well good" and comparable in every way to Radical Rubber. He followed up by offering to send us a free sample of their products.
And so the great comparison began…
Since we use our own source of sheeting at Kink Engineering (sold as the www.sheetlatex.com brand) we don't generally use Radical Rubber. However, our friends at Ego Assassin had some Radical black and olive green samples that they were happy to give us to compare with what arrived.
Knowing that I had a great basis for comparison, I asked LCM to send me some samples of their black and olive sheeting in a gauge close to 0.40mm. I also asked them for a small garment to see the quality of their clothing. I want to make very clear that at NO POINT in my communications with LCM did I give them any indication that we were interested in reselling their products or having them produce garments for us. I told them that we were interested in seeing the quality of their rubber and workmanship and left the rest explicitly unsaid.
Fast forward about a week – the package arrived. The contents were worse quality than expected, which is saying something as my expectations were not high to begin with.
I'll start with my first impression – the packaging. While the garment did arrive in record time (about 10 days from sending them my address), I was a little confused to see the custom declaration: "100% polyester knit sweater". It also arrived with a hefty tax/duty charge that I had to take care of. I opened the package to find what looked like a brick of heroin – a black bag covered in packing tape. To be fair to heroin traffickers and dealers on TV, the props departments usually do a better wrapping job than LCM did with their sample product meant to WOW us with their quality and professionalism.
Packaging as it arrived.
With such overzealous outer wrapping, one would expect a carefully folded garment. Wrong. The garment had been tossed in a bag with a piece of crumpled paper.
The garment as it arrived. Smooshed in a ball.
When we opened our crumpled up ball of garment, we were surprised to find a pink-ish oriental dress complete with a small mangled color printout of an image from Honor's website with the watermark intact and small image from Radical Rubber's color chart. The label declares this garment to be "Red".
Insert that came with garment… for display on a rack? With a missing chunk?
Keep in mind, we asked for a sample of Black or Olive to compare colors. So the color of the sample was not even close to what we had requested.
The garment itself: In a word – disgusting.
Zipper end not reinforced and already starting to delaminate on arrival.
The rubber smelled like tires. I cannot overstate how horrible it smelled. Several of our friends and fellow latex enthusiasts got a whif of this and were shocked at the stink of burnt rubber and chemicals. Several of the people we exposed the garment to asked for it to be re-packed in plastic as they were having trouble functioning with the smell of the garment in the same room.
The surface of the sheeting was laden with bumps, stretched areas, warps and stains. It didn't feel smooth against the skin as Radical, 4D or sheetlatex.com's sheeting. The surface was rough, and it wouldn't hold a shine when cleaned of powder and polished with silicone shiner.
In short, this sheeting is totally inferior to Radical Rubber's offerings in every way. Certainly not up to the quality that LCM assured me of.
What was most alarming was the misrepresentation of Radical Rubber. The handout came with an image, stolen from Radical's website, showing the red the garment should have been. In actuality, the latex was a salmon color, not red at all. Now the color itself wasn't bad – just not remotely what they were claiming it to be. As luck would have it, Ego Assassin also had a chunk of Radical Red sheeting, so we did a comparison, which speaks for itself in the image below.
We held a sample of Radical Rubber's Red latex up against the "Red" latex from LCM.
Lumps and bumps and stains, oh my!
Moving on to the quality of the dress. The garment was poorly designed and built. Having obviously based their design on an image alone and not a real item or much of an understanding of tailoring, LCM didn't put in any seams going down the bust for shape. Instead of using trim to give the oriental neckline and a zipper down the back (as was likely the case with the original garment that they knocked off from Honor), the neckline itself was the zipper, and poorly installed at that.
Zipper installed by gorilla?
When I tried the dress on, it turned out to be close to my size. Since there wasn't a zipper at the back, it was incredibly difficult to get the dress on and off. The zipper at the neck didn't help much and this sort of issue is often the death of a garment as seams usually blow out when dressing or undressing if the garment is poorly built with no thought to how to put it on and take it off.
It's not entirely fair for me to comment about the sizing of the dress – it was a sample that wasn't made for me. Based on our experience, there's no way to know how well LCM would do a made-to-measure item. What I can say is that the proportions were very skewed. The neck was so large that it fell like a collar, instead of sitting against the neck, as a classic oriental neckline should. The zipper caused some irritation at the armpit and forced the dress to buckle where it shouldn't. That's a safe assertion to make – a zipper in that area will always cause buckling, no matter how well the dress would otherwise fit.
Floppy collar and awkward zipper… and the smell… oh, the smell of that rubber! Gross!
The seams were coarse, at best. Some still had lots of glue residue, some had frayed edges of latex scrap. Almost all were bubbly and uneven. The trim at the back was also coarsely finished, causing the bottom of the dress to flare out on one side, and tuck in on the other. It was a mess no matter how you looked at it.
I contacted both Radical and Honour to get their take on the use of their designs/images by LCM. Honour's representative assured me that LCM has no right to reproduce their clothing, nor do they have any rights to the images they sent us.
I was especially interested in Radical's take on the matter, as I've seen their color chart on other, more reputable designer's websites, including Libidex, which is part of the same ownership as Radical. When we contacted them Radical's director, Nigel, confirmed that they do allow designers to use their color chart providing they actually use Radical Rubber and give credit to Radical/Libidex. In this case, LCM was using images that they DID NOT have rights to, and Radical confirms that they had requested this site to stop using their images previous to our contacting them. So this is an ongoing problem with LCM.
Considering the sizable investment made by Radical into building a catsuit for each individual color in their stock, I can absolutely understand why Radical would want to keep some degree of control over the usage of the images. This is especially critical in a situation like this where a consumer is being led to believe that inferior rubber might come from Radical, thus cutting of potential future sales.
After confirming with Radical and Honour that LCM was deeply in the wrong, I decided to send them one final email. I was completely forthright with them and explained the nature of my blog, as well as the nature of the article I would be writing. I outlined the areas of concern that I had with their products and business practices. I asked why we did not receive the desired color samples. I called them out on copyright theft.
The reply that I received was short and to the point – the garment that they sent me "was not an adequate representation of their work". They thought they had included the swatches and were surprised to hear that they were missing. Their clients send them images of garments to reproduce, and they "have no idea to whom the original copyright belongs". They made no comment on changing their practices or manufacturing processes.
It is obvious that Latex Clothing Manufacturer is a flagrant offender in the latex fetish market. They are not producing garments anywhere near the quality that they promote, and they are illegally using images from several companies who do produce excellent products. You should not trust your money, time and latex fetish to them.
Sadly, their prices are low… but if that were the first rubber garment my boyfriend ever bought me, I'd be off latex entirely. LCM is obviously not interested in customer care - selling inferior products to what are likely one-time customers.
Instead, all those years ago, we spent a little more money and I got for a catsuit from Libidex (made with Radical Rubber sheeting). I loved it, and I still wear it today after years of service. Because of that beginning - full of quality and exceeded expectations - I'm Miss Rubber World 2011.
Archean is the current "Miss Rubber World" and blogs about latex fashion, fetish lifestyle and all things rubbery. Catch more of her on www.msrubberworld.com
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Joseph Cedar's Footnote pits a Talmudic scholar against his academic son in a tale equal parts midrash, riddle, and Israeli political tragedy
Footnote, the absurdist tragedy by New York-born, Israeli-raised Joseph Cedar, is a movie of such cosmic inconsequence that hyperbole is inevitable. So here goes: If immersing oneself in the history of the Jews is the essence of the Jewish condition, Footnote is the most Jewish movie since The Jazz Singer, or at least in the 50-odd years since Jerry Lewis staged The Jazz Singer on TV. What's more, it's an even funnier comedy of Jewish intellectuals than Bye Bye Braverman, Sidney Lumet's adaptation of Wallace Markfield's novel To an Early Grave.
At age 43, Cedar must be considered among Israel's leading filmmakers. His three previous movies—Time of Favor (2000), Campfire (2004), and Beaufort (2007)—have all been characterized by a markedly skeptical, if resigned, Zionism. The first two are set in West Bank settlements rife with fanaticism and hypocrisy; the last, which won the Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival and was an enormous success in Israel, is a compassionate, quietly despairing, bleakly humorous account of Israeli soldiers charged with defending (and then destroying) a 12th-century Crusader castle in southern Lebanon.
This is not a filmmaker to duck a metaphor; Footnote's is found in its title. Cedar's Talmudic tale of two competitive Talmud scholars, Eliezer Shkolnik (Shlomo Bar Aba) and his son Uriel (Lior Ashkenazi), and the Israel Prize (an award, it hardly seems coincidental, that was bestowed upon the filmmaker's own father, the biologist Howard Cedar) has a particular form of provincial universality. It could have been played out in medieval Toledo or 18th-century Vilna, imagined by Franz Kafka or Cynthia Ozick, transposed to 1930s Hollywood or boiled down into a 20-minute episode of Seinfeld.
Ironies proliferate at every level: The performances (with stand-up comedian Bar Aba and macho heartthrob Ashkenazi both cast against type) are as subtle as the musical cues are blatant. (Seinfeld really is a model.) The issues at stake are a groyser gornisht, at once profound and ridiculous. The characters' self-importance is exceeded only by their marginality. It's hardly coincidental that the movie's key scene and most impassioned moral debate would be waged in a room the size of a broom closet.
Footnote is set entirely in present-day Jerusalem, but there's a sense in which, living as he does in the world of ancient texts, Shkolnik senior doesn't know (or care) where he is. The opening sequence, given the title "The Most Difficult Day in the Life of Professor Shkolnik," is a deadpan farce in which, compelled to attend his son's induction into the Israel Academy, Eliezer (last to stand and first to sit during the ceremony, seemingly cultivating a gastric ulcer) wanders out of the Israel Museum but then, driven back by a noisy cell-phone conversation, is stopped for a routine security check. "Are you a member of the Academy?" the young soldier asks. Eliezer makes no answer because, of course, he is not, and there's the rub.
Adding insult to injury, the incident is witnessed by the senior Shkolnik's great adversary Yehuda Grossman (Micah Lewesohn). Refusing to allow the hated Grossman to vouch for him, let alone explain his filial connection to the ceremony inside (no "my son, the doctor!" here), glowering Shkolnik insists that the now bored and indifferent soldier finish the procedure in strict accordance to the rules.
A scholar who had devoted his entire working life to tracking down tiny errors of transcription in handwritten Talmud scrolls, the elder Shkolnik is a great character. (Stubborn, unyielding and proudly marginal, he's an "insult comic" inside his head.) His greatest accomplishment is the footnote wherein he is uniquely acknowledged by the legendary Talmud researcher who was his mentor; his greatest disaster came when Grossman stumbled across a mistake in a medieval Italian Talmud that validated Shkolnik's 30 years of painstaking research and went on to upstage Shkolnik by publishing first.
It's a story Uriel must have heard a thousand times over dinner. He is, however, a good son. Emulating his father, Uriel is also a Talmud scholar, also at the Hebrew University—but of a very different sort. Whereas the elder Shkolnik is a musty creature of the archives, shown lecturing to a virtually empty classroom, the son is a glib popularizer, author of many books, veteran of numerous symposia, a celebrity scholar who basks in the limelight, such as it is. The father is implacably contemptuous of his son; the son is naturally aggrieved by his father and yet also fearful. Eliezer resents the world; Uriel resents him. In fact, as revealed in his conversations with his eminently reasonable wife, Dikla (Alma Zak), he is obsessed.
Cedar is pleased to show this primal situation through the wrong end of a telescope, signaling his comic intent through over-emphatic music and arch narrative titles. Eliezer Shkolnik's "Most Difficult Day" yields to his "Happiest" with the miraculous announcement that he has been nominated for the Israel Prize. For the first time, Eliezer smiles. Uriel is proud but also nonplussed. "The things he's said about this prize," he muses, recalling decades of sarcastic invective. Suddenly, the bitter old man is almost radiant. Uriel watches in wonderment as his father basks in the congratulation of his fellow library drones. Eliezer's wife, Yehudit (Alisa Rosen), compares her husband to "an anorexic girl who suddenly begins to eat." But, as they say in Yiddish, "some get bread and some get dead." Uriel is summoned to the Ministry of Education for an emergency meeting in the aforementioned broom closet.
"I'm the one who spoils his world," Uriel will at one point say of his father. Reader, I have no desire to spoil yours. If you haven't seen Footnote and wish to be surprised by its key plot twist, you'd best stop reading now. For I have come to the moment at which, the second time I saw the movie (in my capacity as guest speaker at the Westchester Cinema Club), I heard from the row behind me, a spontaneous "Oy vey."
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A priest from Feltre, a hillside town in the northern Italian province of Belluno, is under investigation for allegedly paying a Moroccan man for sex, and with cash stolen from the local convent.
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A priest in Sicily has been sentenced to one year in prison for paying children for sexual acts, Italian media reported on Wednesday.
The Vatican said on Wednesday that it would study a damning UN report accusing it of failing to stamp out child abuse, but slammed criticism of its religious teachings as "interference".
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A priest in the northern Italian city of Savona has been hit with a €7,500 fine after exposing himself on a street to two young girls, allegedly while drunk.
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When Britain's leading fishing expert is approached by a consultant to help realize a sheikh's vision of bringing the sport of fly-fishing to the desert, he immediately thinks the project is both absurd and unachievable. But when the Prime Minister's overzealous press secretary latches on to it as a 'good will' story, this unlikely team will put it all on the line and embark on an upstream journey of faith and fish to prove the impossible, possible.
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i bought a bunch of clothes from Coles (there are a few stores that sell fashions, and for some reason Armidale is one of them) and I thought I would show off a few. i only buy clothes from the clearance rack that are ~$5 each, but they were having a sale with 30% off the reduced prices so many bargains!
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I have to hand it to GC, I continually lower my expectations for his responses to SPriest issues, and he constantly surprises me by coming up with even more innane, counter-intuitive and illogical arguments. GC apparently knows what correlation and causation are:
from: http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=18697257056&pageNo=2&sid=1#36
"Players sometimes (and often depending on the argument they are trying to make) argue that representation equals power. There is a correlation there, but it's not 1.0. These things are rarely black and white. I think sometimes some players try to distill everything down too much into rules like this. You can't feed variables into a computer and have it spit the right answer back out at you. That's not intended to be a criticism of player logic powers, more of an explanation of why we sometimes might view things differently."
So... GC is making the same argument... for Dispersion. Hey, lots of players take it... so obviously it's good!


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The comment period is still open on animal traceability, and I've finally decided I'm for it. I'm all in. It has not been easy for me. I am distrustful of government programs. I would rather see it done by the industry. It could be. It won't.
There are several reasons I think it will be worth the little bit of extra trouble and expense of individually tracking cattle. One is that it should allow the industry to do a better job of protecting ownership. I want to be required to put an EID button and a matching tattoo on every animal I own. I want it to be a requirement for me to sell cattle.
The rustlers and rascals among us would hate it.
Yes, yes, I know. Brands are all you think we need. Maybe where you live. Not where I live. I'm in Texas. You can register my brand in the adjoining county if you want to.
Jay O'Brien broached the topic during a panel at Texas Cattle Feeders Association convention a few days ago. He suggested that individual ID could serve like a Vehicle Identification Number on a vehicle. He wonders, as do I, why ag bankers aren't pushing the concept. Here, from this morning's Amarillo Globe News, is a story with which I am a bit familiar, that offers a reason they should: Man gets 9 years for bank fraud.
By the reckoning of O'Brien and me, the Happy State Bank would still be happy if they had been able to access a national registry that showed the cattle they were loaning money against didn't belong to the young man they were loaning money to.
And, from earlier this week, is this one from USA Today with the same story we see every time cattle prices get high. People steal cattle and sell them: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/story/2011-11-09/livestock-theft/51136118/1?csp=34news.
It would be nice if cattle thieves could still be hanged, but I don't see that coming back. So what's to keep a guy from backing a gooseneck up to my pens and loading, say, $10,000 worth of springing heifers? I mean that's a pretty nice night's wages.
If I had a "VIN" on each of them and buyers were required to keep those numbers. I'd have more protection AND a way to know where the cattle went.
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Review: Homefront
Countless nights have been drained through bottles and shots, hunched over booths, where my friends and I talk potential disaster scenarios. Deciding on M-14's or silenced M9's for zombies, where to hide in case of robots, how to seduce aliens when they invade (it's really all you can do), and where to run in case of a supervolcano eruption. But how can you prepare for all in the cornucopia of doom? Now, an occupation, in which our military's crippled and our basic human rights are thrown out the window, I can do something about. I'm not a Krav Maga master, and I'm not a Recon Marine, or even a recruit. Hell, I've never been in a fight, and I just shot my first gun a few months ago. But I know that that primal fury felt by my ancestor cavemen when other cavemen dared to raid hard-hunted kills, that tightening in your gut when you see someone picking on your kid sister at a playground, that searing lump in your throat when you catch someone breaking into your home, that voice that quietly grunts "No," that impulse, I know, will propel me to do whatever I can. Be it using a paintball gun to cause a distraction, or throwing my first Molotov, I will act. When I first heard about Homefront, that's what I first thought about: audacity in the face of desperation, scavenging anything to fight back. And I was intrigued because any game that can tap into that get-off-my-lawn sense of defense has to be rich in character. Any game that can do that, actually gives you a reason to care.
Fighting in the suburbs of Virginia in Modern Warfare 2 was impactful; fighting in the withered husk of shattered Colorado years after invasion was disturbingly refreshing. Homefront 's 2027 America provides for some of the most unique combat zones in an FPS. While most conflict occurs in the ruins of sand-blasted towns or frozen mountainsides in today's FPS theatres of war, it was a startling shift to run through the burnt out remains of White Castles and taking cover in mass graveyard baseball diamonds. It really drives the notion that America's been hit, we've been hit, right at our doorstep. I also laud the game's grounding in time. Though it's 2027, Homefront reflects, unnervingly, the potential progress of the world should the current situation continue to degrade. I'm not saying that North Korea will be taking Hawaii in the next decade, but that progress seems stagnant: economic disaster, dwindling resources, a collapse in diplomacy. And most of all, especially in the opening cinematic, you sense desperation, and that's even before North Korea invaded. Even the technology featured conveys stagnation. Yes there's some advancement in the military sector but it's nothing of the awesome tech revolution that future always seems to promise. Guns still feature use basic scopes and body armor is still limited to plates. There is definitely innovation in drone technology but even then, its abundance is limited. It felt like today's innovations starting to show their age.
And it's because of this lush setting that Homefront's campaign falls short. You can't have such a rich background and not provide an equally rich first-person experience. Overall, the progression of events and action felt no different from any other cover, shoot, and run campaign. There's no point in having the GI Joe deluxe Cobra Lair Play set if you're not going to imagine an equally explosive adventure for your action figures. Shortly after being released from my captors, I'm told to conserve ammo by going for headshots only and to not leave any ammo behind due to its shortage. I perked up at that because I like the prospect of desperation, true to resistance-cell fashion I thought. Well, like any other shooter, there was plenty of ammo lying around. Not once did I worry about being caught without a weapon. When I think underground resistance, I think of the French resistance from WWII. I mean those guys did plenty with a lot less. I also think of mass mayhem, creating as much chaos for the occupying force as possible and then immediately scurrying away and disappearing into the shadows. There was none of that. The little sneaking around there was, was always ruptured by my NPC commander's trigger-happy antics, all while he kept insisting on keeping our heads low and blending in. It was all large-scale infantry combat and no guerilla tactics. Honestly, I don't see how North Korea took the country in the first place if a resistance cell can hold off its forces in full-scale open combat.
Unsurprisingly, where Homefront does shine is its multiplayer (hooray, more online team deathmatches, thanks industry.) State of developer direction aside, HF does provide for excellent multiplayer. What it offers may not seem that revolutionary, but when put into practice, it works marvelously, and even though I'm not a huge multiplayer fan, I really enjoy HF's. First off, the maps are very balanced. They're a great blend of clutter, open space, and high rise, providing for all styles of gameplay. Do you like rushing around until you run into someone? You can do that. There are plenty of ramshackle warehouses, power plants, homes, offices, and stores to weave in and out of. Want to snipe? There are several options with most buildings providing ladders. With many points to snipe, you won't have to worry about people memorizing usual sniper positions as you would on most other smaller multiplayer maps. Yet, interspersed through the ruins of America are fields and roads just calling for you to drive and fly-through (and hopefully shoot through as well.) What does this equal? You feel like you're in a full scale battle. Where well crafted spawn points provide concentrations of the enemy naturally holding particular areas. You might be flanking an enemy position while your friends hammer the enemy's front with tanks and helicopters.
HF's equipment system also provides progression to multiplayer. To access rocket launchers, radar, drones, or vehicles, you have to use Battle Points. These aren't CoD bucks, THANK GOD, these are just real-time in combat points that you gain for every kill. What you then do with those is purchase items from customizable loadouts in mid combat with the D-pad. The result: you can always feel it in the last third of a battle. After plenty of hectic firefights and charges, you sense the rate of combat escalate as people that have been saving their points for vehicles like tanks and helicopters literally bring in the cavalry. All of a sudden, everything's exploding as both sides struggle to top each other. It just adds a dynamic to multiplayer, which is usually such a linear experience. And don't worry about people hoarding Battle Points from map to map; they expire at the end of each round so people can't just spam helicopters or tanks in subsequent rounds.
Adding to that dynamic is the Battle Commander mode. Essentially, what this mode provides are in-combat objectives that provide you with greater amounts of battle points. Let's say one player has really stuck it to your team and racked up an eight kill streak. An HUD prompt will alert you that this guy's a primary target, placing a bounty on his head. When you're nearing the target, or happen to run across him, you'll see a notoriety indicator above his head. Inversely, this is very satisfying. As you continue to rack up a kill streak, you're alerted that you're now an objective, and seeing your notoriety meter always brings a smile as you know you're public enemy number one.
Unfortunately, the hype train reached its last stop, and I felt a bit short-handed. After months of a highly strategic and multi-front marketing campaign, Homefront failed its primary objective. Kaos Studios can rest easy knowing it did provide for an expertly crafted multi-player experience though. As stated before, it's fantastic and really breathes new life into an experience that's usually static. Unfortunately, the campaign just isn't up to the amazing potential provided, and it makes me long for the guerilla tactics of The Saboteur. The campaign isn't bad, it's just okay, just another 90's action movie playing on TBS. But okay won't cut it when there's the promise of something unique, something that would move us, something that would touch that nerve where we pick up a rifle, a Molotov, a rock, a rusty pair of scissors, anything, to defend our homes.
The multiplayer component of Homefront is focused on large-scale vehicle based combat reminiscent of Kaos' first title, Frontlines: Fuel of War. The defining innovation of Homefront's multiplayer is its battle points system, which is an in-game currency that allows a player to purchase weapons, gear and vehicles. -Steven C. Wyer


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(FOX 11 / CNS) Police today were investigating a drive-by shooting in South Los Angeles that left two men wounded.
The victims -- one 35, the other, 50 -- were outside a house at 414 W. 106th St. around 11:45 p.m. Thursday when a white four-door car rolled up and someone inside opened fire, striking both men in the back, said Sgt. Eric Martin of the Los Angeles Police Department's Southeast Station.
The men were taken to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center with stable vital signs, he said.
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Ski Area Events Total $10,122 For Local Food Bank & Cancer Funds | Shawnee Mountain
Shawnee-on-Delaware, PA – Shawnee Mountain is pleased to announce its donation of all the proceeds from the Pennsylvania Learn to Ski Day held January 3 on the Ski Area's Learning Center. A total of $1,260 was donated to the Bushkill Outreach. The Bushkill Outreach is a local food bank affiliated with the Reformed Church of Bushkill and St. John's Catholic Church of Bushkill, PA.
Also on Saturday and Sunday, Feb 8 & 9, Shawnee Mountain held its Cancer Awareness Weekend in cooperation with the American Cancer Society and the Hope for Strength Breast Cancer Fund. Saturday's activities included the first annual "Paint the Mountain Pink Day" which raised $2240 for the Monroe County based Hope for Strength Breast Cancer Fund. Sundays activities centered around the Joe Reisle Memorial Ski Race Against Cancer on the Upper Tomahawk NASTAR Race Trail. Race fee proceeds, along with corporate sponsorships and individual donations raised $6,622, all of which has been sent to Monroe County Chapter of the American Cancer Society.
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