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|Dr. Peter Breggin's
Center for the Study of Empathic Therapy,
Education & Living Newsletter
|11/15/2010 - Volume1, Issue 11
|In This Issue
Forest Laboratories is Settling Lawsuits Relating to Illegally Marketing Antidepressants to Children & Adolescents
Benzodiazepine Drugs Linked to Brain Damage 30 Years Ago-Documents Suppressed
International Noncompliance and Humanistic Antipsychiatry
by Peter Lehmann, PhD
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We have an insightful and very important report from one of the leading members of the international psychiatric reform movement, Peter Lehmann, PhD. He provides vivid and clear analysis of why we must move away from psychiatric labels and treatment and what the future holds if we do not.
We also have two important articles that have recently appeared in major newspapers about damaging psychiatric drug effects and attempts to address these in the legal arena.
Thank you for your support and encouragement. Remember that it is time now to join our Center for the Study of Empathic Therapy, Education & Living and register for our first conference which is coming up in April 2011. The conference promises to be a fresh and exciting event gathering together some of the most innovative thinkers and practitioners in the psychiatric reform and therapy and education fields.
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Forest Laboratories Settling Lawsuits Relating to Illegally Marketing Antidepressants to Children & Adolescents
An article by reporter Jim Doyle appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 30, 2010 reported:
A month after a Forest Laboratories subsidiary pleaded guilty of illegally marketing antidepressants to children and adolescents, Forest Laboratories is now settling a string of wrongful death and personal injury lawsuits from the parents of children who took the drugs Celexa and Lexapro.
Fifty-four lawsuits, mostly involving suicides and attempted suicides by teenagers in various parts of the country, accuse the New York-based pharmaceutical company of concealing a negative pediatric study on Celexa, duping physicians about the drug's clinical trials, and targeting children in aggressive promotions of Celexa and a sister drug, Lexapro.
Four of the cases were settled Friday, and two additional cases were settled in recent weeks.
A surge of related settlements, which could total millions of dollars, is expected in the months ahead as the pharmaceutical company attempts to move beyond the controversy surrounding its marketing of antidepressants to children.
Last month, the company's subsidiary — Forest Pharmaceuticals, based in Earth City — agreed to plead guilty to criminal charges involving its marketing and manufacturing practices and also to pay more than $300 million in criminal and civil penalties. The U.S. attorney's office in Boston is continuing to investigate the potential criminal liability of Forest officers and employees.
According to federal regulators, Forest waged an aggressive campaign from 1999 through at least 2005 to promote the use of Celexa and Lexapro in children and teenagers, although neither drug was approved for pediatric use.
Details of Forest Laboratories' monetary settlements with aggrieved families have not been made public, but the lawsuits themselves present a glimpse of the alleged harm caused by the company, including hefty payments to pediatricians and other physicians to tout the benefits of the drugs.
In vivid detail, the complaints allege that children under the influence of Celexa and Lexapro committed acts of suicide and violence. And the victims' families accuse the pharmaceutical company of fraud and negligence in failing to warn physicians and the public about the drugs' known dangers.
But the settlements are cloaked in secrecy, with each side vowing not to disclose the dollar amounts paid or other aspects of their agreements.
Read more here.
From the United Kingdom newspaper The Independent: "Drugs linked to brain damage 30 years ago"
MPs and campaigners predict class action after failures to mount full-scale research into warnings left millions of patients at risk -- By Nina Lakhani
Secret documents reveal that government-funded experts were warned nearly 30 years ago that tranquillisers that were later prescribed to millions of people could cause brain damage.
The Medical Research Council (MRC) agreed in 1982 that there should be large-scale studies to examine the long-term impact of benzodiazepines after research by a leading psychiatrist showed brain shrinkage in some patients similar to the effects of long-term alcohol abuse.
However, no such work was ever carried out into the effects of drugs such as Valium, Mogadon and Librium – and doctors went on prescribing them to patients for anxiety, stress, insomnia and muscle spasms.
MPs and lawyers described the documents as a scandal, and predicted they could lead the way to a class action costing millions. There are an estimated 1.5 million "involuntary addicts" in the UK, and scores display symptoms consistent with brain damage.
Read more here.
International Noncompliance and Humanistic Antipsychiatry (1)
by Peter Lehmann, PhD
This is a speech given by Dr. Lehmann on the occasion of the awarding of an Honorary Doctoral Degree on 28 September 2010 by the School of Psychology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Dr. Lehmann has honored our Center for the Study of Empathic Therapy, Education & Living by joining our Advisory Council.
The term 'humanistic antipsychiatry' is often misunderstood since 'antipsychiatry' is used variously in many countries to express their own cultural characteristics. Modern humanistic antipsychiatry is an undogmatic and humanistic movement. The Greek 'anti' means more than simply 'contra'. It means also 'alternative', 'beyond' or 'independent'.
Humanistic antipsychiatry is orientated toward the interests of users and survivors of psychiatry whose main concerns are self-determination and freedom from bodily harm. Humanistic antipsychiatry is filled with a contrarian spirit and the fundamental conviction that:
· psychiatry as a scientific discipline cannot do justice to the expectation of solving mental problems that are largely of a social nature,
· its propensity and practice to use force constitutes a threat, and
· its diagnostic methods obstruct the view of the real problems of individuals in the society.
For these reasons, humanistic antipsychiatry pleads for:
· developing adequate and effective assistance for people in emotional difficulties
· safeguarding civil rights in treatment on a par with 'normal' patients
· joining forces in cooperation with other human rights and self-help groups
· support in withdrawing from psychiatric drugs, use of alternative and less toxic psychotropic substances
· a ban on electroshock
· new ways of living with madness and being different—with as much independence from institutions as possible
· tolerance, respect and appreciation of diversity at all levels of life.
Psychiatric Threat as a Broad Societal Problem
The problem of the lack of support in times of emotional stress does not merely affect a minority; rather the broad spectrum of society is affected: those directly affected, their relatives, children, old people and the marginalized. Protection from psychiatric violence would have the effect of reducing anxiety in the whole of society. Apart from the positive effect on the health of society in general, the reduction in the flood of prescriptions for psychotropic drugs and the associated so-called therapeutic secondary diseases, with their resulting physical, psychological and social handicaps, would have a radical cost-reducing effect. Understanding and empathy for the pain suffered by psychotic or depressed people, with its roots in the way our culture is experienced, would lead to more personal insight and help prevent isolation and alienation.
Modern Neuroleptics—An Improvement?
In mainstream science, psychotropic drugs, especially neuroleptics, are seen as helpful antipsychotic medication making people responsive to therapy, alleviating psychoses, preventing or healing illness, and improving the quality of life, enabling psychiatric patients to be integrated into society and capable of working. When psychiatrists believe themselves to unobserved, they use a different vocabulary; they speak of patients being 'emotionally walled in', wearing 'emotional armor', of 'haldol corpses', of the 'zombie syndrome' and the 'syndrome of the broken wing'.
Psychiatrists keep telling us that the never-ending flood of new psychiatric drugs cause fewer and fewer unwanted effects and are ever better tolerated; you can read this in the marketing material of the pharmaceutical companies.
Gerhard Ebner, President of the Swiss Association of Psychiatric Medical Directors (who served on Janssen Pharmaceuticals' Advisory Board regarding the introduction of Risperdal Constaxxx), spoke a different language in 2003 in a psychiatric journal as he emphasized the main difference between typical and so called atypical neuroleptics: improved compliance—in other words, the willingness of the patients to bow to the psychiatric treatment regime which characterizes the new neuroleptics:
"It is not a case of fewer side-effects, but of different ones which can be just as debilitating even if the patient isn't immediately aware of them. Therefore, patients can be more easily motivated to take these drugs because they no longer suffer instantly and as much from the excruciating dyskinesias/extrapyramidal side-effects" (Ebner, 2003, p. 30).
Studies and publications show that patients are never properly informed about the risks and so-called side effects of psychiatric treatment. They also show that information and help in coming off psychiatric drugs is withheld (Lahti, 2008). Human rights are systematically abused: people with psychiatric diagnoses are hugely discriminated against within the healthcare systems. Help in solving the problems that led to psychiatrization in the first place is rarely provided and treatment often leads to traumatization, resulting in years of psychiatrization. All of this happens without it having the slightest effect on the psychiatrists, who until recently mistreated even adolescent patients, without obtaining any legal consent, with electro- and insulin-shock, and who remain nonetheless highly esteemed members of their fraternity. One such highly esteemed member is the German psychiatrist Henrik Uwe Peters, personal honorary member of the World Psychiatric Association (Lehmann, 2010).
The fact that psychotropic drugs—just like other mind altering drugs like hashish or alcohol, for example—can neutralize emotional problems for a period of time only serves to increase the misery in the medium and long term.
Just how important well-founded professional information is for the psychiatric patients when weighing the risks and benefits of psychotropic drugs and in deciding for themselves whether or not to take them can be seen in the known main risks of the modern atypical neuroleptics. Remoxipride (Roxiam®) was announced, for instance, in 1991 as a 'rose without any thorns', as a well-tolerated drug without any side effects. It was taken off the market three years later by the manufacturer because of a series of life-threatening cases of aplastic anaemia—anaemia characterized by the reduction of red and white blood cells due to a defect in the haemepoietic (blood-building) system, but this 'medication' is still available. Another example of tolerance problems with an atypical neuroleptic is sertindole (Serdolect®), which for a long time was considered to produce few unwanted effects. In 1998, in medical databases on the Internet, the term 'free of side-effects' could be found for this drug. The following quote is from the beginning of December 1998 from the Swiss medical journal Ärzte Zeitung: "Sale of Serdolect® stopped—the reason was severe cardiac side effects and fatalities." These fatalities have long since been 'buried'—in contrast to Serdolect®.
New atypical neuroleptics are constantly being launched—the latest one is asenapine (Saphris®); they all high-risk. Other risks of note associated with these substances are drug-induced deficit syndrome, obesity, hypercholesterinaemia (enhanced level of cholesterol in the blood), diabetes, irreversible receptor-changes responsible for tardive dyskinesia, apoptosis (increased cell-death) and mortality, especially when prescribed in combination with other drugs. But such atypical receptor-changes, which can lead to tardive psychoses, are to be accepted as a calculated risk. Tardive psychoses are psychological disturbances which can occur during treatment with neuroleptics, when they are being withdrawn or later, and are typical for atypical neuroleptics. Ungerstedt and Ljungberg at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm published results of studies in which rats were administered the conventional neuroleptic haloperidol and as a comparison the atypical clozapine (Leponex®). They believe that atypical neuroleptics modify subtypes of specific dopamine-receptors, produce their supersensitivity and contribute to the risk of new, increasing, or chronically powerful psychoses of organic origin, which can be understood as a 'counterpart to tardive dyskinesia' (Ungerstedt & Ljungberg, 1977, p. 199).
Modern Psychiatry—A Better Psychiatry?
The psychiatry of the future appears in an even more sinister shape on the horizon: psychiatrists and pharmacologists are thinking of the development of new forms of administration for psychiatric drugs; for example depots, which can be introduced into the womb or rectum. In rats, it is already possible to implant haloperidol-depots into the back muscles which release the substance for a year. People who have been diagnosed as suffering from compulsive disorders can have a chip implanted into their brain to regulate their moods. The newest development comes from England: The South London and Maudsley Hospital is conducting trials in the tracking of psychiatric patients. The tracker system involves fitting patients with a steel ankle strap linked to a GPS tracking system that can then monitor the location of the person with the help of a satellite. Within the framework of the Swiss Early Psychosis Project or the so-called Schizophrenia Competence Network, children's and teenagers' difficulties in school or family are tracked in order to control them in the long-term with neuroleptics and continuous psycho-education. According to the so-called 'Recommendation of the Committee of Ministers to member States to ensure the protection of the human rights and dignity of people with mental disorder, especially those placed as involuntary patients in a psychiatric establishment', accepted by the European Council in 2005, the administration of electroshock without the patient's prior consent, involuntary hospitalization without a judge's order, and involuntary outpatient treatment is considered to be ethically acceptable. The European Union Lisbon Treaty of 2007 lays down the limitation of the human rights of psychiatric patients. Since their life-expectancy is already reduced by as much as three decades—most probably mainly as a result of cardiovascular disturbances, diabetes and suicidality by psychotropic drugs (Aderhold, 2007), it is high time for resistance at an international level, including in academic circles against the life-threatening discrimination of psychiatric patients.
Since the alternative option of human help is not currently provided, people in emotional distress have to learn to deal with what is [available]. In so far as they do not want strangers deciding their fate, they are well advised to protect themselves against arbitrary psychiatric decisions or physical injury by putting their wishes down in writing (in psychiatric wills, advance directives or patient wills, for instance) and thus have a direct influence on the quality of the treatment provided, or to start to build up alternatives. To this end, is helpful to:
· organize
· cooperate with suitable organizations, institutions and people
· research (for example, evaluate psychiatric programs or alternative approaches)
· train themselves and others
· insist on being included in taking responsibility for themselves and always being included in the decision-making processes at all levels in order to ensure the quality of their care and never loosing control over their own fate.
Human rights organizations, complaints offices, and ombudsmen and -women can aid helpless psychiatric patients become clients who know how to ask for the help they need as well as to demand their civil and human rights.
Of course, in this undertaking of attempting to build up alternatives beyond psychiatry and to establish humane treatment conditions, everyone, including psychologists, is addressed who is interested in the healing and strengthening of the life force as well as in a society based on tolerance and equal rights. How can a person be helped through psychotherapy if he has been psychiatrically humiliated and the administration of personality changing psychotropic drugs make uncovering and resolving conflict with therapeutic support impossible right from the start? What is the point of considering what the best psychotherapeutic approach might be when the neuroleptics impair the remittance of psychotic states due their tendency to cause apathy, and in approximately two- thirds of pharmacological treatments, lead to depressive, even suicidal states? Is it not time for psychologists to start studying the effects of psychotropic drugs and to become more and more noncompliant?
It is time to develop an understanding of the user/survivor discourse in the training of professionals and academics and for users and survivors of psychiatry themselves to be recognized as those with the most in-depth understanding of their values, meanings and relationships and for them to be recognized as the real experts (Bracken, 2007); this is especially true of those who have overcome their emotional and psychiatric problems.
Users and survivors of psychiatry must reflect and approach the situation with care. Being a user or survivor of psychiatry is not in itself a category which makes one a better human being. It is most important to be respectful in one's dealings with each other, even when we have different preferences, and to aim for productive cooperation with all those who are striving against the dumbing-down, repression, exploitation, and standardization of human beings. We must take care not to create new dependencies. We must never forget that, apart from our health, there is nothing more important than freedom and independence.
Allow me here to express my heartfelt thanks to the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the School of Psychology for their courageous step in awarding me an honorary doctorate2. It is my hope that this university which has thus honored the experience of users and survivors of psychiatry will become an example for other universities so that the voices of these survivors will be heard and they will be supported in their fight for their human rights. (2)
(1) Translation by Mary Murphy; thanks to Darby Penney for support in translation matters
(2) My expression of gratitude to all those who have traveled this road with me over the last 30 years can be found in the Internet under www.peter-lehmann.de/danke
· Aderhold, V. (2007). Mortalität durch Neuroleptika. In Verhaltenstherapie und psychosoziale Praxis, 39(4), 897-907.
· Bracken, P. (2007). Beyond models, beyond paradigms: The radical interpretation of recovery. In P. Stastny & P. Lehmann (Eds.), Alternatives beyond psychiatry (pp. 400-402). Berlin / Eugene / Shrewsbury: Peter Lehmann Publishing.
· Ebner, G. (2003). Aktuelles aus der Psychopharmakologie. Das Wichtigste vom ECNP-Kongress. In Psychiatrie (Switzerland), Online-edition No. 1, 29-32.
· Lahti, P. (2004). Preface. In P. Lehmann (Ed.): Coming off psychiatric drugs: Successful withdrawal from neuroleptics, antidepressants, lithium, carbamazepine and tranquilizers (pp. 13-15). Berlin / Eugene / Shrewsbury: Peter Lehmann Publishing.
· Lehmann, P. (2010). Medicalization and irresponsibility. In Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy (in preparation). Available on the internet at www.peter-lehmann-publishing.com/articles/lehmann/medicalization.htm.
· Ungerstedt, U. / Ljungberg, T. (1977). Behavioral patterns related to dopamine neurotransmission. In Advances in Biochemical Psychopharmacology, 16, 193-199.
See more about Dr. Lehmann's work here.
Thank you, Peter Lehmann, for your tireless efforts on behalf of people who have been injured by psychiatry.
For more information and details on the dangerous and damaging effects of psychiatric drugs with full references, refer to Brain Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry, Second Edition by Peter R. Breggin, MD. ~ The Editor
WARNING -- Most psychiatric drugs can cause withdrawal reactions, sometimes including life-threatening emotional and physical withdrawal problems. In short, it is not only dangerous to start taking psychiatric drugs, it can also be dangerous to stop them. Withdrawal from psychiatric drugs should be done carefully under experienced clinical supervision. Methods for safely withdrawing from psychiatric drugs are discussed in Dr. Breggin's books, Brain-Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry: Drugs, Electroshock and the Psychopharmaceutical Complex (New York: Springer Publishing Company, 2008) and Medication Madness: The Role of Psychiatric Drugs in Cases of Violence, Suicide and Crime (New York: St. Martin's Press, 2008).
Peter R. Breggin, MD is no longer affiliated with the Center for the Study of Psychiatry, informally known as International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology, which he founded and led from 1972-2002,
and Dr. Breggin is no longer involved in its conferences.
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- 24-hr. emergency maint.
- Accepts Credit Cards
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- Cable TV available
- Carport available
- Cats allowed with addendum
- Central air- conditioning
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- Fully equipped kitchen w/dishwasher
- Intercom entry system
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Great property with patio and balcony options. Apartments with lots of closet space, including a huge walk-in closet in the master bedroom, central-air, 24-hour emergency maintenance, after-hours Security Patrol, swimming pool and tennis court. Not to mention easy access to Highway 94. So many things to love about this place. Everything is bigger in the country... Larger floor plans, an extra half bathroom in the 2 bedroom, and we allow larger dogs (up to 75 pounds). We are also offering BIG specials! Call today for special savings, pricing, and availability.
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If you've made your way to this page, then chances are you're interested in learning a bit about me. I'll say that I really don't know how to talk about myself all that well, and when I do, I tend to ramble quite a bit. As such, prepare for a novel's worth of information.
Welcome to my head, pull up a chair.
My name is David, and you can call me David. I'm 24, I'm of Irish heritage, I live in America, and I'm pretty weird. (I'm also single, if that matters.)
Let's start with the religion aspect first, just to get it out of the way: I consider myself Jewish. Now, I wasn't born Jewish, and I've never been officially converted, so take that how you will. But in my search to find an organised religion, I've discovered that Reform Judaism is the closest thing to what I believe in, so I consider myself a Reform Jew. (That and it's easier to tell people than to list each and every single one of my beliefs and get that long blank stare from people who were only interested for the first five seconds.) I believe in many of the teachings and observe the major Jewish holidays (and acknowledge the "lesser" ones), though I do not keep kosher, because I love bacon too much. I am also a legally ordained minister, so that in conjunction with the fact that I'm Jewish technically makes me a rabbi, I suppose.
Now, while I've disclosed my religion to all of you, I'll make it known that I'm perfectly fine with learning your religion (or lack thereof, if that is the case), and I have no problem with casual religious discussions. However, I will not attempt to force my religion upon you, and I'll expect you to do the same. But, in any case, I will respect your beliefs, whatever they may be, so long as your beliefs don't say you have to disrespect another person, because there is no reason for that.
I play guitar and sing quite a bit, and have a bit of a musical side project going on called "Freak Chemistry by Drama Show", which is essentially me as a one-man band. (The other "band members" all have names and personalities, as well as a mostly-fictional backstory, but in reality, they're all me.)
My favourite colour is blue (though if I have to choose a shade specifically, it's a tie between cobalt and teal). My favourite movie is The Lion King. My favourite food is bacon, though I also really like Mexican and Chinese, and everyone loves pizza, so there's that (though I can be picky about my pizza). My favourite animal is the elephant. Redheaded women are my kryptonite.
If you're wondering about my URL, Selunei is the main character of a fantasy novel I started writing in 2004, which is currently on hiatus/suspended indefinitely. (If you want to know more about the novel, just ask, so I don't ramble on and on about it here.) Though the name Selunei has extended to most of my virtual identity, as well as being one of my two middle names (as of yet unofficial, though once I get enough money together I'm planning on legally changing my name). Also, that picture in the header is actually a picture I took at one of my favourite places in my hometown to visit. In case you were wondering.
I'm an ex-alcoholic with an official quit date of 1-July-2013. This is my second attempt at sobriety, and so far my longest. I haven't had even so much of a drop since, and I don't plan to. I'm also technically an ex-smoker, with a quit date of 4-April-2014. That part wasn't actually planned, as I purchased an e-cigarette ("vaporiser" or "atomiser" or whatever they call them) in an attempt to save a little money on my habit. I haven't had an actual cigarette since then, and after mentioning that to a couple people, it was pointed out to me that technically, I don't smoke anymore. (It also has, in fact, saved me money. In case you were wondering.)
I have two piercings and one tattoo. That's not because I don't want more; rather, it's because I haven't thought of any that would look good on me yet. I also find piercings and tattoos pretty damn hot.
I'm very much still a teenager at heart, though I can be mature when I need to. Actually, to be more accurate, I'm an older man and a teenager simultaneously. I love video games and cartoons and Disney movies and not having responsibilities, but I also can't stand a lot of kids these days and their obnoxious culture they've got going on. Basically, instead of growing out of my childhood and teenage years, I simply grew up and brought them with me, while at the same time I like getting older, because I feel like I'm finally ageing into my personality.
I have an INTP-type personality, if that means anything to you. I also have massive amounts of social anxiety (which is obviously defined differently for me than anyone else, just ask, and is probably worse than I think), mild autism (probably less than I think) slight depression, frequent headaches, a constant "cold" (I'm never 100% well, just some days I'm sicker than others, though I'm pretty sure I'm not actually contagious, and admittedly it's probably just allergies to some random, constant thing in my life), insomnia, and too many phobias than I'd care to admit. I self-medicate with caffeine (mostly Diet Coke) and my e-cig, and when it gets really bad I add aspirin and DayQuil into the mix. Other than those four, I don't do drugs of any sort, barring the rare medication if anything else comes up. (Unless you count vitamins as drugs. I have been known to take vitamins. But I call those 'supplements'.)
I curse like a fucking drunken Irish sailor. I also despise pushy people.
I am pansexual, though I generally tend to get along better with women, and admittedly I prefer women to men. Though that's mainly because I'm really picky about my tastes in men. And in saying that, I don't mean to limit gender to those two alone. I am, after all, pansexual for a reason. It's just easier to quickly type and describe it that way. And while we're on the subject of gender, I am physically male, I was born male, and I'm perfectly fine being male. In my head, however, I've never really felt completely "male". Sometimes I feel male, sometimes I feel female, but most of the time I feel something rather neutral. On my Facebook profile I've listed myself as "male androgyne", because from what I've read, that's the best way to describe how I feel (male physically, mostly androgyne mentally), but if anyone else has a better way to describe it, please feel free to educate me.
I'm a bit nerdy. I say a bit because I never really got too much into comics, anime, manga, Star Trek, or anything else like that, but there are certain topics that I can go on and on about that most people would be all "Dude, total nerd". I don't really look/sound/act like much of a nerd when you barely scratch the surface (unless I'm wearing my nerd glasses, but you might classify them as hipster or something else), but get to know me a little, or at least hang out with me while we're watching Cash Cab or Jeopardy or some other random useless-trivia-knowledge-game-show. My overuse of the words "dude", "like", "y'all", "totally", "word", "fo shizzle", etc. are verbal tics at best.
Intelligence is sexy. Proper spelling and capitalisation are a must. (If you noticed I spelled that the "British way", you get brownie points, as I typically use those spellings.) I'm a bit more lax on grammar as I'm not the best at that either.
I'm an Android fanboy, and absolutely despise Apple products. So if that bugs you, sorry not sorry. Also rather attached to Linux (actually pretty much just Ubuntu), and my current main computer is a Chromebook (don't knock it 'til you've tried it).
I tend to ramble. Kind of a lot. Moreso in person, because when written I have time to stop and edit first, to make sure I'm not going on and on about one thing, although it would be a lie to say it never shows up in writing. It's especially bad when it's a topic I'm really passionate about (usually one of my dorky interests). If you weren't able to tell already, this entire entry has been mostly just my stream-of-consciousness as I try to figure out the right way to describe myself, which, admittedly, I'm not even sure is a very easy thing to do.
And, lastly, if you've read this far, I also have Kik and Snapchat, if you're into that sort of thing. Just ask for my info if you want it. Though don't expect a whole lot as far as Snapchat goes, because I'm not really a fan of my own face, nor am I creative enough to do those newfangled "stories" people do on there.
If there's anything else you want to know about me, just ask! ^_^
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If only more friends are on tumblr
if haters gonna hate then let them hate,
It's like who cares? ╮(シ)╭
Don't educate your child to be rich,
Educate your child to be happy,
So when they grow up they'll know the value of things,
Not the price.
This life is what you make it. No matter what, you're going to mess up sometimes, it's a universal truth. But the good part is you get to decide how you're going to mess it up. Girls will be your friends - they'll act like it anyway. But just remember, some come, some go. The ones that stay with you through everything - they're your true best friends. Don't let go of them. Also remember, sisters make the best friends in the world. As for lovers, well, they'll come and go too. And baby, I hate to say it, most of them - actually pretty much all of them are going to break your heart, but you can't give up because if you give up, you'll never find your soulmate. You'll never find that half who makes you whole and that goes for everything. Just because you fail once, doesn't mean you're gonna fail at everything. Keep trying, hold on, and always, always, always believe in yourself, because if you don't, then who will, sweetie? So keep your head high, keep your chin up, and most importantly, keep smiling, because life's a beautiful thing and there's so much to smile about.
Sometimes people are beautiful.
Not in looks.
Not in what they say.
Just in what they are.
To laugh often and love much; to win the respect of intelligent persons and the affection of children; to earn the approbation of honest citizens and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give of one's self; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived—this is to have succeeded.
There are songs that make you sad when you hear them, But it aren't the song that make you sad it is the people behind the memories
We always thought we'd look back on our tears and laugh, But we never thought we'd look back on our laughter and cry
Love sometimes comes like a dream goes like a nightmare


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The carrier George H.W. Bush will be extended for "several days" in the Mediterranean Sea as the political crisis in Ukraine continues, according to the Defense Department.
The delay comes just days before a vote in Crimea that could result in the peninsula breaking away from Ukraine and joining the Russian Federation.
The U.S. has said it will not recognize the results if Crimea votes to join Russia, as many expect.
The Bush, which deployed in February, is in the Mediterranean on its way to relieving the carrier Harry S. Truman in 5th Fleet. Its escorts include the destroyer Roosevelt, the cruiser Philippine Sea and the destroyer Truxtun, which is currently steaming in the Black Sea.
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Visitor visas are nonimmigrant visas for persons who want to enter the United States temporarily for business (visa category B-1), tourism, pleasure of visiting (visa category B-2), or a combination of both purposes (B-1/B-2). Guest Lecturers to Oregon State University usually come on a B-1 Business Visa.
Travelers coming to the U.S. for tourism or business for 90 days or less from qualified countries may be eligible to visit the U.S. without a visa if they meet the visa waiver program requirements. Select Visa Waiver Program to learn more, and find out if your visitor meets the visa waiver requirements.
Prepare a letter of invitation which includes the pertinent information your visitor will need to apply for a visa. View a b-1 sample invitation letter (Word).
Provide a clear letter of invitation for your visitor (see above question). The visitor will then take that letter, along with a valid passport and supporting documents to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate that serves closest to the visitor's place of residence.
The United States government permits academic institutions to provide honoraria and stipends to foreign nationals who enter the U.S. in B-1 (short-term business) status. However, there are several restrictions within the law. Federal law requires that:
the visitor is present in the U.S. in B-1 visa status
the academic activities at OSU must not exceed nine days;
the visitor has not accepted similar payments from more than five other U.S. institutions during the six-month period immediately preceding his/her visit to OSU.
Important: If the scholar will require an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN), it is recommended that the scholar apply for the ITIN well before their arrival to the U.S. as it can take 6 weeks or longer to receive the ITIN. Information on applying for an ITIN can be found on the IRS Form W-7.
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Stipends and Reimbursements: contact Lisa Silbernagel, Assistant Manager in the Office of Post Award Administration
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30 cool kids that win at life
DFIS calling
As the good people at passiveagreesivenotes.com explain, young Eliot was less than pleased when his parents failed to answer his cries for help and to assist him in rescuing his beloved fish, Bob.
-- By Katherine West Slevin
When the father of this 8-year-old darling finished watching the game in lieu of immediately heading out to the beach, this is the note he received.
Video: Through a child's eyes
Painted puppy
We thank humor blog, Sh*t My Kids Ruined, for this cautionary tale of leaving children unattended with markers in hand.
Poop happens
Aside from Jake's sister, we have Leanne Shirtliffe (aka Ironic Mom), Chase McFadden and their humor blog, Stuff Kids Write, to thank for this one. Want more of the same? Check out Leanne's new book, "Don't Lick the Minivan and Other Things I Never Thought I'd Say to My Kids."
Video: Celebrity baby bonanza
Oldie but goodie
Making a convincing case for dating older women, this young lad has them rolling in the aisles.
Death defying
While these kids had help from their mom, blogger J. Dix, we still give them credit for their ability to turn a rainy day into a death-defying adventure. For more ideas on how to amuse, entertain and encourage a little chutzpah in your kids, check out Dix's blog, The Contemplative Creative.
Man purse
Another gem from Stuff Kids Write. This eight-year-old, bracing herself for an impending move to Europe, wrote down what her American-born self would never tolerate in a future husband, lest she be co-opted by the fashions of her adopted homeland and somehow forgot. The uncontested best part, "I do not want my husband to have a 'man purse.'"
The Colonel
Now, we've seen some pretty great Halloween costumes over the years but this one just might take the cake (or, rather, the chicken).
Don't worry, she's ok
This little lady put a new spin on the classic children's story Rapunzel. But don't worry, "she's doing ok in there."
First impressions
It's unclear whether this is supposed to be a self-portrait (let's hope not), commentary on his/her new teacher or something else entirely, but it's a good reminder that first impressions count.


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Today I am SO excited I can truly BARELY keep it together! I am SO STINKIN' excited to introduce you to PURE INNOCENCE!
CAN you believe this CUTENESS???? Seriously. It has been TORTURE to keep this quiet.
I think it's been a challenge on the DT as well, and judging by the number of the MFT DT who DEMANDED to preview her today, I'd say we have a winner!


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Getting to San Alfonso Retreat House
By Train from NYC: Trains leave on a regular schedule from Penn Station, New York to Long Branch. A taxi can have you at the Retreat House in five minutes.
By Bus from NYC: Purchase tickets for Long Branch - West End at Port Authority Bus Terminal - Academy Bus Line (Asbury Park - Point Pleasant Line).
Ask driver to leave you in front of retreat house.
By train from Newark Liberty Airport: Take AirTrain monorail located on each terminal's departure concourse level to Newark Airport Rail Station. Take NJ Transit North Jersey Coast line south to Long Branch. Trains run approximately every hour. A taxi can have you at the Retreat House in five minutes. For further info log on to www.airtrainnewark.com
By Car, Traveling South on the NJ Turnpike: Take Exit 11 (marked Woodbridge & Shore Points). Follow signs for Garden State Parkway South. Follow directions for Garden State Parkway.
By Car, Traveling South and North on the Garden State Parkway: Take Garden State Parkway to Exit 105. After exiting, continue straight through five traffic lights. Watch for sign on right for Route 71
and Monmouth University. Follow Route 71 South until it curves to the left just past a McDonald's. After this curve you will now be on Cedar Avenue (ignore future Route 71 signs). Stay on Cedar Avenue until it ends at Ocean Avenue. Turn right on Ocean Avenue, and San Alfonso is just up the road on your left at 755 Ocean Avenue.
By Car, Traveling North and East: Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 7A. Get onto I-195 East to the Garden State Parkway North (after Asbury Toll Plaza - keep right - LOCAL LANES) to Exit 105. Follow same directions as above.
Parking: To park in the main parking lot behind the House, enter the driveway across the street from the red church, St. Michael's.


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The Georgia Virtual School Program
in the
Glynn County School System
General Information
Virtual School is a program of the Georgia Department of
Education and is designed to serve public, private and home
schooled students throughout the state. The program is fully
accredited by SACS and CITA. Since its inception in 2005, over
15,000 students have earned credit in their local schools by
taking such diverse Ga. Virtual School offerings as Chinese, AP
Music Theory, and Oceanography. According to the US Distance
Learning Association, over one million high school students are
taking one or more courses online, and nearly 40 states have
established state-wide or state-lead virtual schools.
In the Georgia Virtual School program Georgia certified teachers guide students through each course on a traditional semester pacing. All courses are available on the Internet around the clock. Success rates meet or exceed state scores on both the state End of Course Tests and the Advanced Placement exams. Glynn students who have taken a Georgia Virtual course often report their online class was the best preparation they had for college level work.
Student produced: Georgia Virtual School Video
Enrollment procedures
who would like to take one or more classes online from the
Georgia Virtual School program must first get permission from
their school counselor or registrar (high school) or counselor
(middle school) to be sure the course is appropriate for the
student's schedule.
students should visit http://www.gavirtualschool.org
and click the registration link to create an account and to
explore the course offerings in detail. Registration for each
school year opens April 1st. Summer school registration opens
March 1st of each year.
The registrar or counselor will notify Paula Galland, the Glynn Georgia Virtual facilitator, so she can approve the student's course selection and move the student into enrollment.
will complete a Student Orientation Class prior to the start
of class so early enrollment is important. If a student
decides not to take the online course after enrollment he or
she must contact both the school registrar and Mrs. Galland.
No withdrawals are allowed after the first week of class has
passed. Since Glynn County Schools pays tuition for these
classes, it is important that students make certain online
learning is for them before the withdrawal deadline.
Information for Parents
Virtual School courses are rigorous and are taught by
highly qualified Georgia certified teachers. Students who take
these classes score above the state average on the Georgia End
of Course Tests and on the Advanced Placement exams. You will be
able to log in to your child's online grade book to monitor
progress throughout the course and will receive weekly phone and
email grade updates from the program. Teachers keep in constant
contact with you via email and phone calls. Paula Galland, the
Glynn County Georgia Virtual School facilitator, will be happy
to discuss this option with you. Please email her at email@example.com
with your questions and a good time to call you.
A recording of the Spring 2012 Open House for Parents is available here. This is full of information about the program and will answer many of your questions.
Course Offerings
|A wide
variety of college preparatory academic courses are offered at
the secondary level. In addition, 22 Advanced Placement classes
are available as well as a variety of elective courses. The fall
semester (A), spring semester (B), and block (AB) version of
each class is taught every semester with few exceptions.
Click HERE for the complete course offerings for this school year.
|There is no cost to Glynn County students if they choose to take a class from the Georgia Virtual Program instead of one or more of their school day classes. There may be a charge of $250 per half unit for an extra class during the fall and spring semesters. Summer school is offered at a rate of $250 per half unit of work. Summer session 2014 begins either June 2nd or June 9th and ends July 11th. Students can work from any place as long as they are on a computer connected to the Internet. Rising 9th graders should have their summer class approved by their future high school registrar to be sure credit will be awarded.
|Students wishing to take an online course should be aware the Georgia Virtual courses are rigorous, college preparatory level classes. Assignments will be due on Friday of each week with very little allowance for late work. These courses are for self-disciplined, strong students. During summer session assignments are due daily.
|Georgia Virtual School course grades are updated weekly and are posted to transcripts at the end of the quarter or semester. Both students and parents have access to the course online grade book at all times. An automated message system will notify parents by email or phone weekly about a student's progress.
Technology Issues
|It is quite helpful if an online student has access to a computer with a fast Internet connection at home. However, students may choose to work before and after school in their media center, when needed. A one unit class will take 10 to 15 hours per week to complete. Visit this link for more details about the technical requirements for Georgia Virtual School courses.
Application Directions
for details about creating an account and here
for applying for courses. Returning students, click here
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Books: Author Wil Haygood discusses "The Life and Times of Sugar Ray Robinson," 7:15 p.m., Decatur Library, Decatur. FREE.
Lecture: Cornel West discusses "Progressions of Race Relations in America" for Emory's State of Race, 7:15 p.m., Glenn Memorial Church, Atlanta.
For kids: The Young Actors Ensemble presents "Halloween Histories: Stories from the Graveyard," 11 a.m., Ensemble Theater, Sandy Springs.
Music: Hanson performs with Hellogoodbye. 6:30 p.m., The Tabernacle, Atlanta.
Stage: "The 101 Dalmatians Musical" opens, 8 p.m., Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, Atlanta. Dog trainer interview.
Stage: "A Life in the Theatre" opens, 8 p.m., Alliance Theatre, Atlanta.
Sports: Atlanta Hawks vs. Indiana Pacers, 7 p.m., Philips Arena, Atlanta.
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Readers' Gallery: Mike Reader's 1/72 Matchbox Supermarine Stranraer
Agape forum member Mike Reader posted these pics of a must unusual aircraft. It looks really awesome Mike- thanks for sharing!
This is the Supermarine Stranraer, from the same people who bought us the Spitfire. In fact it was designed by the Spitfire designer, R. J. Mitchell. This is the old Matchbox kit, painted in a Nova Scotia Squadron colours of all white, after I saw a painting of it on the Web which I thought was unusual. I added a wooden display base, and the rigging was just good old fishing line.
One Response to "Readers' Gallery: Mike Reader's 1/72 Matchbox Supermarine Stranraer"
I love the look of it. The white looks fantastic.


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One of the scarlett letter of a beta, a mark that any woman will detect instantly, is a man who tries to impress her. Our society and girls, mass media, schleppy and sappy rom-com's and every peice of advice outside of the manosphere all tell men that he should work hard to impress a girl, in order to successfully court her. This is of course, a left over concept of a the pre-sexual revolution method's of common courtship, you know, when most men actually courted women, and women enjoyed and responded to such things. It seems like it occured in ancient times at this point doesn't it?
It's a mistake so many men still make, because although they'll never admit it, this is still programmed into your head from birth, and it's a fantasy for many men, that the world still works this way, and that the ladies still respond to chivalry and displays of impressing. Beta's and white knights base their entire outlook on life and women on this entire long since dead ideal – it's why they rant and rave over the aloof asshole that actually scoops up all the babes. This simply does not work anymore, the old ways are dead, and the more men realize this, and the more society stops trying to teach us that it's actually alive and well, the better we'll all be. I long for the days where I don't have to come across the whining and boisterous white knight tell us all that acting like a jerk isn't how you treat women. Men treat women the same way they always have, at least the ones that get women, and the same way they always will, by acting the way that works in getting girls.
Girls are the gatekeepers of sex, they are the one's that do the choosing, and no amount of feminism, gender neutral fundamentalism will ever change this. For if they did, the biggest female empowerement would be toothless. Because of this, and because a vast majority of men are stuck in the 50's style of romance, chicks spend a lot of time trying to weed these types out. However impressed she is or flattered at your attempts to impress her, she will weed you out as soon as you attempt to impress her.
In this current sexual market place, and despite feminists claims, girls are desperatly trying to find a guy who will not fall under her spell and be a doormat with no spine in order to tell her where her place is. Despite feminism, girls still need to be the less powerful in the relationship. And as soon as you show that your trying to impress her, she's got you pegged as a lap dog and a puppy, and she usually has one of these, if she's a white girl in a trendy neighbourhood, this is garunteed.
White Knights will balk and deny these observations and usually cry out, oh you only bang sluts, or not all women are like that, mantra that is so over used and so last decade – and they'll never accept the truth that no girl that actually respects you, or isn't trying to use you for some reason, needs this or really wants this deep down. What they want, even the good girls, is to lose themselves in passion over a man, a man that makes her think of only one thing, being with him, in every way she can. And you don't do this by trying to impress her, you do this by being a man, and if you aren't a man, learn game to become one.


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text: Though she has appeared in these and other relatively mainstream films, Lee is perhaps best known for appearing in American independent features such as Fall Time (1995) and Notes From the Underground (1996). In addition to her filmwork, Lee also performs in television movies and on-stage. One of her more famous stage roles was that of the title role in the New York production of Salome in which she starred opposite Al Pacino. As her career progresses, Lee has gained a reputation for appearing nude on stage, screen, and television. Though she claims she hates it, the nudity she displays is never exploitative, rather she imbues it with an ethereal quality that defies tawdriness. In 1997, she appeared in the sexually frank drama Bliss as a frustrated wife who visits a tantric sex therapist to learn how to find fulfillment with her spouse. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi


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One of the most difficult, but most important, things a parent needs to do for her child is let him or her face real world consequences when that child gets into trouble. Too many parents rush in to deflect consequences from their children -- which only gives them the impression that the world is there to suit their needs. This is only going to hurt them in the long run. But two sets of moms weren't going to coddle their 13- and 14-year-old sons when they saw what they did on surveillance tape: Rob a 9-year-old girl.
Surveillance footage of the robbery was sent to media outlets and posted on YouTube. The video showed the little girl paying for her goods at a local store, as the teen boys watched her. Then they apparently left before the girl and waited for her. When she exited the store, they grabbed her wallet, which contained $13, and ran.
It's unclear how the moms saw the video, but they saw it. And then they did what a good mom does: Turned in their sons. One brought her son down to the local precinct, and about an hour later, the other mom called and reported her son too.
I think what these moms did is right on. Not only is it teaching them that robbing little girls is simply unacceptable and there are punishments for such behavior, but since they are minors, the incident should be wiped from their record in a few years if they stay out of trouble. This will hopefully give them an incentive to stay out of trouble!
Still, it couldn't have been an easy decision for these moms. Hauling your young teen down to a police station isn't what anyone wants to be doing -- and these days, what with 8-year-olds being thrown in jail for a tantrum, they were probably worried about what, exactly, could have happened to their kids. Plus, the kids are at the age where they can talk back and who knows what stuff they'll say to mom, or how long they'll hold this against her.
Back in my day, if you were arrested before 16 for a small offense, you were sent home and it was up to your parents to dole out punishment. I don't know what it's like now. Perhaps these teens will be forced to do community service.
Either way, these moms made the right call. If they let this behavior go on, the kids will eventually end up in much bigger trouble.
Would you turn your kid into the cops?
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Try me.
you better believe I would
You bet I would. And after they were done with the legal repercussions from their actions, they will then face the wrath of mom as well. I kind of think the officers should leave the kids to their parents, I think any parent willing to turn their child in is probably much scarier than anything the kids would face in the legal system lol. Joking of course, they deserve to see the legal consequences of their actions, but I'd probably ground my children until they moved out if they pulled that garbage.
I wouldn't want nor would I like it, but you can bet your ass I'd turn them in, and my kids know that I will.
Absolutely the correct thing to do. If my children ever did anything like that, Id be the first to call the police & have them arrested. You love your children yes, but they have to learn what will happen in the real world if they continue bad behaviour. It hurts, but they have to understand & if this is the only way, so be it.


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Al Jefferson's back in the starting lineup and they're just about set to tip it off at Target Center tonight, with the Wolves trying to end against Houston that 10-game losing streak.
Ryan Hollins is starting again at either center or power forward, whatever you want to designate him and designate Al. That leaves a Jefferson, Hollins, Ryan Gomes, Corey Brewer and Jonny Flynn starting lineup, of course.
Trevor Ariza walked into the Wolves locker room tonight less than 90 minutes before the opening tap. I was absolutely positive it was a super-duper big trade, but, alas, he was escorted into Kurt Rambis for about 10 minutes to visit with the guy who was his assistant coach with the Lakers last season.
Also, it's hard to believe, but Tubby Smith has torn himself away from breaking down game film of Utah Valley State — the Gophers' titanic opponent tomorrow night at the Barn — to attend tonight's game. He's either here to watch Oleksiy Pecherov or Rockets forward Chuck Hayes, who played for him at Kentucky.


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Grande Provence Heritage Wine Estate, Franschhoek, will celebrate the art of excellent cuisine, award-winning wines, great music and the work of South Africa's most renowned artists, at the Franschhoek Uncorked Festival, taking place from 1 – 2 September 2012.
Grande Provence will offer a culinary experience during the festival, consisting of an array of tapas from around the world, created by Executive Chef Darren Badenhorst and his culinary team, which includes oyster's Kilpatrick, tempura prawns as well as Asian pork belly amongst others.
Guests are invited to experience the Estate's newest white wine releases to celebrate the arrival of spring – the Grande Provence Chardonnay 2011 and the Grande Provence Sauvignon Blanc 2012 and also the Viognier Chenin Blanc 2012.
The Estate will offer guests a complimentary bottle of its famous Grande Provence winter red wines when purchasing 11 bottles of its signature Shiraz or Cabernet Sauvignon wines. Free wine tastings of all of the Grande Provence wines will also be available from 10h00 – 17h00 on both days.
Live music by Marimba Vibrations can be experienced while a game of boules can be enjoyed in the expansive manicured gardens.
'The Gallery' at Grande Provence will present a group exhibition called "Walk this Earth Alone".
Grande Provence will also host a truly memorable gourmet event at The Restaurant with a five-course degustation menu, paired with award-winning Grande Provence and New Zealand vintages at R495 per person on Saturday, 1 September 2012 at 19h00. Bookings are essential.
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The GOP's post-election listening tour comes to Atlanta today, with a twist.
Reince Preibus, the recently re-elected chairman of the Republican National Committee, is scheduled to meet this afternoon with a couple of dozen black Republicans in an "engagement and listening session" aimed at widening the GOP's appeal. It's an imperative bit of outreach for Georgia Republicans — the like of which the state party, despite undeniable demographic trends away from its nearly all-white voting base, has done dangerously little.
No doubt, any number of ideas will be discussed during this session. But there's one policy that is a color-blindingly obvious necessity for any serious attempt to win over minority voters: school choice.
Just a week ago, hundreds of students and their parents and teachers braved the cold for the annual school-choice rally on the Capitol steps. As is the case every year, the majority of these students were not white.
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Triangles are my favourite shape
Three points where two lines meet
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That is not a full triangle.
It can be interpreted as both an incomplete triangle and the delta symbol.
He's very sarcastic at this point (esp after talking about arguing). It's not his favorite shape and that it sucks to be in a triangle where the love is one-sided. There's also a period of change (hence the delta symbol), and he's still being sarcastic about how he loves this change
Newman is referring to a love triangle, wherein each point is a person — the woman, the lover and the cheater. The woman is split into two other points — the lover and the cheater as she is a lover when she is a cheater to her husband when she is with Newman but also a lover, thus she is torn, between love and commitment. Each point has two lines, connecting it with the others, implying that all of the members of this love triangle have some sort of connection to one another.
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Throughout the nineteenth century, just as Voltaire's Candide was regularly printed with a spurious sequel, so it was the custom to print Defoe's Roxana with a long continuation, amounting to nearly a quarter of the total length of the volume, dealing with Roxana's journey to Holland with her Dutch husband and her later years and death there. This was done in the Hazlitt, the Bohn, the Tegg, and the Aitken editions, and even in the Maynadier edition of 1903.
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"The 'Lost' Continuation of Defoe's Roxana,"
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6125 Willston Drive has a Walk Score of 78 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Upton Hill Regional Park, Bluemont Park Ranger Station and Park Ranger Station.
Nearby schools include Montessori Children's Center I, McKinley Elementary School and Ashlawn Elementary School.
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Update: 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 10: The owner of a Los Gatos Siamese cat that had been missing since early Wednesday is reporting a neighbor called her this morning to tell her she had found the animal half eaten on her driveway.
Janine Akerstrom had contacted Los Gatos Patch to help her spread the word about a reward being offered to anyone with information about 5-year-old Jupiter's whereabouts.
However, as soon as the post went live this morning, Akerstrom said she was contacted by a local resident who told her she found Jupiter in front of her driveway the day he went missing Dec. 5 on Camino Del Cerro, two houses down from the Blossom Hill Road intersection. "I am sad to tell you he was half eaten by a wild animal," Akerstrom said.
"We're grieving ... People need to be warned not to let their pets out. It is a very dangerous area because of the proximity of the hills. We have seen coyotes in the very area where he was found. My husband and I are devastated," she added.
A Los Gatos couple is devastated after losing their beautiful Siamese cat named Jupiter early Wednesday morning.
Now they're offering a reward for any information as to the whereabouts of the 5-year-old male Seal-Point feline they raised as a child, said a frantic owner Janine Akerstrom.
Jupiter went missing the at 2 a.m. Dec. 5 from his home at 227 Westchester Drive in Los Gatos and has not come home since. He's not an outdoor cat.
The Akerstroms have hired a pet detective who, with the help of two rescue dogs, determined the cat was injured and taken away.
"He is scared and wants to come home. Please look in under your house, garage, shed, and any place a cat could hide. Do not chase!" a flier the Akerstroms are circulating around town says.
The Akerstroms don't have children and Jupiter is the companion of another Siamese cat they have who's very lonely since he disappeared. "They're like our children. My husband and I raised these cats since they were kittens," Janine Akerstrom said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Akerstroms at home, 408-356-9541 or cell 408-460-2017.


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The Family History Group of Bathurst Inc. has transcribed all legible headstones at Bathurst Cemetery.
The transcription was initially completed in 1989 and it is the 1989 index that is provided here.
More recently the Family History Group of Bathurst Inc. transcribed all headstone inscriptions again and published the details on the Bathurst & Kelso Burials & Cremations CD which may be purchased from the Group.
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Sinkholes have been a part of Florida's geography thousands of years. But they've been in the news so much recently, a lot of people have been asking questions about them.
There's only one sinkhole that's safe enough to tour, and get some answers and views from the inside.
It is in Williston, Florida, and above ground, you'd never know what it was.
"It's like the sinkholes that are developing now," said tour guide Prince Johnston.
From the inside, it's gigantic.
"It just opened up to an underground cavern," Johnston said.
The prehistoric cavern is the same geology behind the thousands of sinkholes Florida has seen and will see more of over the years.
"It's basically round at the top and it's like an upside down mushroom. As you come down, it doubles in size to about 120 feet," Johnston said.
What's not typical is the access. A small staircase is the one way in and the one way out of the earth, traveling 65 feet deep.
"Basically, if you took all the sand and silt out on a sinkhole, you would have a cavity or a cavern or a room like this," Johnston said.
What's special about this sinkhole can be seen shimmering on the wall. The cavern is coated in limestone and the water that fills it is funneled in from the Florida aquifer. Something caused the hole to cave in during the dinosaur days.
Then erosion, rainwater, and the rise and fall of the aquifer washed away the silt.
What's left is a rare specimen of a sink hole, housed in rock.
"All of Florida is limestone," Johnston said.
It's the only example open to the public, of how sink holes like we've seen in Tampa Bay, would appear without debris and dirt.
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Wadiyan Mera Daman
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Hi thanks for introducing this lovely site to me.
Hope you all like my songs.Please feel free to comment, i would really appreciate it.
Mr. chaotix ||aka sumit pillai|| said
Nice Nice Nice …. Ms Gore
Shashank Gokhale said
This one is more pleasant….I like this totally….
But I am a kind of PESSISMISTIC as compare to others…. :D I would just mention few places were u missed notes….to do better next time…. :D
1. Jao 'Me're
2. 'D'aman' @ 2.29
3. Chal Rahi @ 2.40 was little hastily sung
4. Jao 'Me' re @ 3.30
Don't mind about details….
Ashutosh Arora said
I have become your fan.keep it up
Kishore Patel said
Nice attempt. keep it up… Need to listen to the original soundtrack…. can improve on the voice modulations… Thamks…. Kishore
Ramakrishna said
well sung, apni awaaz ko aur kholiyeplz
bahut sunder gulkaar banoge
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shayar apni alfaz se kagaz me khushbu bikher deta hai aapne gaakar faza ko mehka diya. chote se poethain dosti karenge kya humse…rk
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Beautifully sung. My favorite song.
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beutifully sung leena ji
original feeling ke sath gaya hai.keep it up. also listen my song also.
i am in govt job and presently posted at Raebareli U.P. I belong to New Delhi.music is my passion specially old 70's music of rafi ,kishore &mukesh.
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March 15 is National Quilting Day!
Published on Saturday, March 15, 2014 - 9:34am
March 15 is National Quilting Day! While I must admit that I personally have no skills with a needle, the DC Public Library has lots of resources to help you explore this exciting craft.
There are many children's books that explore the art of quilting around the world. Show Way by Jacqueline Woodson is a beautiful book, which discusses the history of a line of women and their quilting, including making quilts that showed slaves the way to freedom. Patricia Polacco's The Keeping Quilt likewise tells a story about a handmade quilt tying together the generations of a Jewish family. The Quilt by Gary Paulsen is a great historical fiction chapter book for older readers with a strong theme about the use of quilts to preserve memories.
But there's adult fiction about quilts, too! In The Goodbye Quilt, Susan Wiggs uses the metaphor of quilting to explore a mother's journey with her future as an empty-nester. Jennifer Chiaverini is well-known for her Elm Creek Quilts novels, which start with The Quilter's Apprentice.
But hopefully you're craftier than me, and would like to start quilting yourself. The library can help with that, too! Books like 5,500 Quilt Block Designs or Back to Basics: Quilt Templates and Patterns Explained are useful resources for someone ready to make a quilt. And if you're a true beginner, we do have the ebook of Quilting for Dummies! We also have an informative PBS presentation about the history of quilting in America, The Art of Quilting, if you prefer visual learning.
You can learn more about this holiday, and quilting in general, by visiting the National Quilting Association's website.