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Donaldson is AL Player of Month; game times; Game 1 virtually sold out
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser Josh Donaldson was named AL Player of the Month today, well deserved after hitting .337 with eight doubles, five home runs, 16 RBI and 20 runs in 25 games. He's the A's first position player to earn monthly honors since Eric Chavez in Sept. 2001. It's timely, too: Today […] [Read More]
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RocketSurgeon is the winner of our annual prediction contest, correctly forecasting that the A's would wind up with a record of 96-66, first place. That was also the most optimistic prediction. This is the second year in a row that just about everyone who hazarded a guess (including me) was too conservative. Just under half […] [Read More]
A's blast Mariners, finish season with 96 wins
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at Safeco Field Oakland's tremendous 2013 regular season came to an end today with a 9-0 victory at Seattle, giving the A's 96 wins for the season, tied for eighth most in Oakland history. The A's got in some good final work in preparing for their AL Division Series […] [Read More]
Cespedes says he'll be OK; Norris will play some 1B today
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In November, Mr. Shayea slipped out of Saudi Arabia to Syria, where he is now fighting with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. He proudly trumpets his return to jihad on his Twitter feed, which features a picture of him clutching a rifle with his mangled hands.


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Young people don't trust overseas call centres and are critical of companies that outsource work to offshore locations.
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At some point or another, every one of the Cosby kids has managed a follow-up TV stint or two. But perhaps none has remained as ubiquitous as Tempestt Bledsoe -- the droll Vanessa, you'll recall -- who's managed her own TV talk show, a run on "Celebrity Fit Club" and a gig hosting Style Network's "Clean House." Plus, she's done plenty of voice-over work, lending her chops to Disney's "The Replacements" and the recent big-screen animated comedy "ParaNorman." This time around, she's following in iconic Clair Huxtable's footsteps, playing harried wife and mama Marny on the NBC comedy "Guys With Kids," which also stars Anthony Anderson ("Law & Order"), Jamie-Lynn Sigler ("The Sopranos") and Jesse Bradford ("The West Wing"). After all, the execs know it's best to stock these ensembles with familiar faces.
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Noah's teammates reached out to him over the weekend. "Everybody made sure he was OK," forward Taj Gibson said. "Just one of those things where you just have to play through it. "It's never easy to lose somebody close to you. "But you got to put it behind you and know they're in a better place and you're playing for them. I think he has a greater appreciation now. "I think that's gonna help him play even better." Chicago Sun-Times
To understand the impact and influence Tyrone Green had on Joakim Noah, just go back to Noah's 2007 draft night. Wearing seersucker, a bow tie and an exuberant smile, Noah, minutes after he shook then-Commissioner David Stern's hand and walked offstage, ignored a question on live TV to get serious. "I just want to thank Mr. Green, who has been my mentor," Noah said that night. "I love you to death, Mr. Green." Green, an influential figure in New York youth basketball for 35 years, died unexpectedly last week at 63. Chicago Tribune
Noah missed Bulls practice on bereavement leave and coach Tom Thibodeau was hopeful Friday Noah would be back Saturday. Sources, however, said Noah's leave is open-ended and it's up to him how long he needs to grieve. A source close to Noah said he won't miss Sunday night's playoff opener against the Wizards at the United Center. Chicago Tribune
KC Johnson: A pause for perspective: Joakim Noah's franchise-record 398 assists trails Wilt Chamberlain's NBA record for centers by just a bit: 702. Twitter @KCJHoop
Until becoming his teammate this season, Mike Dunleavy spent Joakim Noah's entire NBA career as a Central Division opponent. "I heard teammates say, 'I can't stand that guy,'" Dunleavy said. "I had a perception of him as a polarizing guy, one where teammates love him and opponents don't like him. A lot of it is because he plays so hard and a little because of his antics. "But I never really saw a reason to not like him. I just thought he always played hard and I didn't think anything about him was dirty. If a guy is dirty, then you have a reason to not like somebody. But because he claps or does whatever? I never looked at him in that light. I just respected how hard he played." Chicago Tribune
Nick Friedell: Thibs on Noah: "The most important stat is measuring the winning. And that's what makes him special, that's what makes him who he is." Twitter @NickFriedell
Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah says he will not play for France in this summer's World Cup of Basketball. "It wouldn't be fair first of all, for my teammates, to even think about anything past today," Noah told ESPNChicago.com after Wednesday's shootaround. "When the French people ask me about [playing], it's hard to predict what's going to happen next year, or in two years. I live my life day to day, and I feel like the NBA season is, it's brutal. To play all year, I think it's something that is too much for me. So definitely not this year." ESPN.com
Joakim Noah walked into his house after taking his dog to the park and plopped down on a chair in his living room. The room is filled with art created by his mother and a family friend. The art symbolizes life and energy, a perfect metaphor for the guy whose energetic passion for living is on display during every Chicago Bulls game. On a lazy Sunday afternoon, the Bulls' All-Star center was reminded he once said, "I'm not a very skilled player. I'm not talented." "I used to say I'm not gifted, but I take that back," Noah told USA TODAY Sports. "I feel more and more gifted, and I'm feeling more and more confident in what I'm doing and I feel I can still get better." USA Today Sports
If you ever watched the elder Noah play tennis, you see where Joakim's passion comes from. Two summers ago, the son watched his father's 1983 French Open final victory against Mats Wilander. "I was just surprised. I saw so many similarities in the way he played tennis and the way I play basketball," Noah said. "He was very aggressive in his approach and the way he played, and played with a fire that you didn't see often. He got the crowd into it and pumped up." USA Today Sports
"Our coach is the hungriest person I've ever been around in my life. Period," Noah said. "I've never met somebody who is as competitive as Tom Thibodeau. He wants to win as bad as anybody I've ever been around." USA Today Sports
Beyond the well-liked rookie staying in the NBA, Murphy's cap number of $490,180 comes off the Bulls' books. That would keep the Bulls out of the luxury tax even if Joakim Noah makes first-team All-NBA and earns a $500,000 bonus. Even if other performance bonuses are met, the Bulls should be clear. As reported, if the Bulls are slightly north of the luxury-tax threshold, they have plans in place to avoid the repeater tax. Chicago Tribune
Quietly, if that's possible for Joakim Noah, the Bulls center has put together a remarkable season and deserves some Most Valuable Player votes. He is averaging a career-best 12.4 points, 11.1 rebounds, and a whopping 5.2 assists, double his average from two seasons ago. Noah had played in no more than 66 games over the previous four years until this season, during which he has played in all 74 games. His versatility, strong defense, and an agitating style make him one of the league's premier centers. Noah is not going to overwhelm opponents with offense but he flourishes in most facets of the game, prompting coach Tom Thibodeau to ponder his candidacy for league MVP honors. "It depends on how you define it," the former Celtics assistant said. "What he's meant to our team over the course of the season. We faced a lot of adversity. He helped lift the team up. And he's improved, I think significantly, offensively. The defense has always been great, the rebounding. And it's more than just the passing, it's his scoring now, making quicker decisions — I think that's helped us a lot. But the most important thing is just helping us win." Boston Globe
It doesn't matter to Noah whether you're an NBA All-Star, a future Hall of Famer, a street vendor, a beach bum, an art dealer or a witch doctor. It doesn't matter to him what color your skin is; he's biracial, though that's a term he wouldn't use. ("I don't like to categorize people," he said.) He plays basketball exactly that way. "He's different; he grew up different," teammate Carlos Boozer said. "He's a very free spirit and it works for him." CBSSports.com
His awkward, sideways-rotating, two-handed jump shot -- the "tornado," teammates call it -- goes in more often than it should; Noah's sweet spot is 16-24 feet from the left wing, where he's shooting 44 percent (29-for-66). He's leading the Bulls in rebounds per game (11.1) and blocks (1.5), but also in assists (5.2). Since Feb. 6, he's averaging 7.3 assists per game, as a 6-foot-11 center. His six games with 10 or more assists -- all since Feb. 6 -- are the most by an NBA center since Vlade Divac in 2003-04. CBSSports.com
A typical day? When he isn't immersed in basketball, it's a question of where on the globe Noah will be cavorting. He loves to travel, a result of his transcontinental upbringing. During the summer months, while drilling his footwork and working on his wacky jumper here at the Berto Center, Noah will tell Thibodeau that he's off to Hawaii for three weeks -- then show up right back here three days later to say, "Oh, I decided not to go." He visits Cameroon, where his grandfather -- former soccer player Zacharie Noah -- still lives. He feels at home in the easy, breezy bohemian enclave of Venice Beach, Calif., where he can kick back and breathe in the salty air, ocean views and contrasting opinions. CBSSports.com
"It's really important to have balance, spend some time in nature, go to a few parties, enjoy my friends and really chill out," Noah said. "Once August hits, I start getting my mindset back on the season, back on the grind." CBSSports.com
"He was a wild kid and had a lot of swag when he got to the Bulls," said Miller, who played with Noah from 2009-10. "He's come a long ways, that's for sure. He works hard at the craft of basketball, and that's what you respect." CBSSports.com
Nick Friedell: Noah: "I think losing games to try to play somebody, I think that's soft. That's soft. We're not soft." Twitter @NickFriedell
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My European Cancer Journey…….Part 1
I have been across the world and seen some humbling, terrifying, and awe-inspiring sights. On a personal level, my trip to Europe was hard. Our luggage lost, getting lost in a city on foot, the strike in Spain, and several other major issues I've not written about, were very trying. I've come away feeling, more […]19 Comments • Continue Reading →
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Ask your oncologist what he knows about Nobel Prize winner Otto Warburg. Ask him what he thinks of the well documented principle that cancer is starved out by a highly oxygenated internal terrain, utilizing fresh green juices, alkaline foods, nutrient density, as administered by Dr. Max Gerson, M.D., to thousands of patients. And some supplements […]3 Comments • Continue Reading →
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DIETARY PHILOSOPHY Dr. Connealy's program, executed by her nutritionist, Liliana, is 80% alkaline and 20% acid foods (like animal products, grains, berries). They feed patients 20% fat, 30% protein, 50% carbs in the form of veggies, and about 50% raw in the form of vegetables, 2 green juices, and two salads daily. They do not […]8 Comments • Continue Reading →
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Of course, every cancer patient hopes for the words "remission" or even better, "cure." Those things are possible and do happen regularly, especially with early-stage cancers. But, one thing that has been a surprise to me in my studies thus far is that practitioners almost universally talk about how cancer does not have to be […]2 Comments • Continue Reading →
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Ultraviolet Light. Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI) eliminates bacteria in the blood, and Dr. Niels Ryberg Finsen won a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1903 for successfully treating 300 lupus patients with UV light, a modality still used and accepted in Europe. What happened to it, then—for lupus, and in general? A century of American obsession […]3 Comments • Continue Reading →
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Dr. Contreras can use treatments approved in other countries, even if 300 yards away, in the U.S., it's not legal. (That doesn't mean it's been evaluated and deemed illegal—it just means it hasn't been approved.) That's a rather compelling reason to seek treatment at Oasis of Hope. Giving a cancer patient more options is a […]4 Comments • Continue Reading →
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I have long known of Dr. Contreras and his father, whom I believe had a hand in helping my grandmother get another 25 years of life. It should be noted that at his hospital, Dr. Contreras performs surgeries and administers chemotherapy. (Most patients, upon arrival, have had enough of that, however, and do not receive […]1 Comment • Continue Reading →


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Against a blustery and grey sky at the Hodogaya Commonwealth War Cemetery in Yokohama on Sunday, representatives from many Commonwealth Embassies, the Japanese Government, municipalities, veterans associations, business organisations and schools in Tokyo gathered to mark Commonwealth Remembrance Day.
Also called Armistice Day, this day commemorates the fallen and wounded of many world wars. The timing of the commemoration, normally held on 11 November, holds special significance as it was on 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 that the guns finally fell silent marking the end to hostilities in World War I. This year the New Zealand Embassy had the honour of leading the commemoration.
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Judah (Yehudah, Heb. יהודה) Aristobulus I (reigned 104–103 BC), the first ruler of the Hebrew Hasmonean Dynasty to call himself "king," was the eldest of the five sons of John Hyrcanus, the previous leader.[1] Josephus would declare him the first Jew in 481 years to "wear the diadem on his head" (Ant. xiii, 301).
According to the directions of John Hyrcanus, the government of the country after his death was to be placed in the hands of his wife, and Aristobulus was originally to receive only the high-priesthood. But he seized the crown with support of his brother Antigonus, and threw his mother into prison, where she starved to death. To secure himself against further danger from his family, he imprisoned three of his brothers.[1] Kasher suggests that this reflects a policy dispute regarding the rate of expansion in Galilee, and the potential for conflict with the Hellenistic cities on the coast.[2]
Under Aristobulus' reign, the name of the Jewish community or council of the Jews became "Hever ha-Yehudim" and in the Greek, the "Sanhedrin." The identity of 'the community of the Jews' may have been on his coins, but their title, like his crown, was seen and spoken in Greek terms.
Being of feeble health, he gradually came under the complete control of a clique, at the head of which stood Alexandra Salome, the queen. Through its machinations, he was led to suspect his favorite brother, Antigonus—whom he had entrusted with a share in the government, and whom he treated almost as a coregent—of designs against him.[1] When he showed signs of disease, his wife, Queen Shelomit (Salome) Alexandra, conspired to murder Antigonus. She poisoned the king's mind with suggestions that his brother was attempting to steal the throne by force. She then convinced Antigonus that his king wished to see his new armor, while telling Aristobulus that his brother was coming to kill him. Antigonus died before reaching the throne. Days later, Aristobulus died of internal bleeding from a disease. The Queen released the younger brothers from prison, placing Alexander Jannaeus on the throne (Jewish Wars i, 74-85).
- Josephus Ant. xiii, (301-319); Jewish Wars (B.J.) i, (70-84).
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learn about this ancient art / science?
Well one could ask why do people go to sea in small boats, climb mountains, etc?Perhaps we all have an inbuilt need to connect to our environment or even an aspiration to the divine.
The Spheres.
The Sun.
The Longitude Problem.
Finding Latitude.
Navigating by the Stars.
The Planets.
The Sextant.
For the purposes of celestial navigation on the surface of our planet you don't need to know about any of those crazy Copernican ideas of the universe.
As far as we are concerned the pre-Copernican, Ptolemaic notions of what we see up there are sufficient.
Of course it is always good to know what really is going on, but for now all we need is to be aware of what we can see.
And what we see up there are the Sun, Moon, Stars, and Planets marching in step across the sky.
They all rise to our east and set in the west.
Now, imagine that all these celestial bodies are on the inside surface of an immense crystal globe which encloses the earth.
And imagine that this crystal globe has an equator, north and south poles, latitude and longitude which reflect those of the earth.
Our celestial sphere now has a grid system which we can use, just like the lat and long on earth, to locate the position of celestial objects in relation to us.
So, now we earth bound navigators have two spheres to consider.
The first is the surface of the earth, the second is the inside surface of that imaginary crystal globe surrounding the earth.
On both spheres we use the same imaginary sets of coordinates, latitude and longitude.
We use this grid system to pinpoint the location of anything on either sphere.
The grid on the celestial sphere is a projection of the grid on the terrestrial sphere.
So if you were stood at the Earth's North Pole directly above your head would be the Celestial North Pole.
And by the same token the Celestial equator would be directly above someone stood on the earth's equator.
OK, so far so good, now it starts to get a bit complicated.
The equivalents of the terrestrial latitude lines are called lines of Declination on the celestial sphere.
While longitude line equivalents become Hour Circles on the celestial sphere.
And where longitude, on the terrestrial sphere is measured through 180 degrees east or west of the Greenwich meridian, on the celestial sphere it is numbered from 0° all the way around to 360°.
And the 0° hour circle known as the Celestial Meridian is known as the First Point of Aries.There is also quite a bit of strange archaic language used in Astro Navigation but to begin with there are a few terms which are worth understanding.
These are to do with how you or I relate to the celestial bodies.
First is the point directly over your or my head this is known as your or my Zenith, and the bit of the surface you are standing on is your body's Geographical Position or GP.
The imaginary line running, due north or south from my or your Zenith is known as your or my own Meridian.
And the distance of any celestial body above your or my horizon is known as its Altitude, this is the angle which is measured with a sextant.
If you imagine a line from the centre of any celestial body to the centre of the earth where it passes through the surface of the earth is known as that celestial body's Geographical Position or GP.
The GP for a celestial body is measured in degrees of latitude and longitude.
The latitude measured north or south of the equator is known as its Declination.
Its longitude is measured in degrees westward from the Greenwich meridian and is known as the Greenwich Hour Angle (GHA) .
The Declination and GHA for the celestial bodies which are used for navigation can be found in the Almanac.
And I'm sure you are more than capable of working out from that the direction of north and south.
So, you are already something of an Astro Navigator!
OK, it's not quite that simple as that as the place the sun appears to rise from will vary slightly throughout the year. At the equinoxes 21st of March and 23rd of September it will rise at due east and set due west.
But by 21st June the 'summer solstice' it will rise 23.5° further to the north of east then by 22nd December the winter solstice it will be 23.5° south of east.
This is because the earth's axis is tilted by approximately 23.5° and remains tilted in roughly the same direction throughout the year, and it is also why we have seasons.
The rate of change is approximately 1° every four days.
Now don't rush out to buy a sextant, you can make a rough measurement of the suns angle using your hand.Stretch your arm out towards the horizon, use your clenched fist as a rough measuring device.
Your fist will give you a rough angle of 10° this can be subdivided by each finger being the equivalent of 2°.
So if you want to find due east on the morning of the 1st March, (20 days before the equinox) you know that the sun will be rising 5° south of east, so you need to measure half a fist to the north, of where it rises, to find due east.
OK, so that tells you where east and therefore all the other compass directions are but it doesn't tell you where you are.
But what we have learned so far is that the GP of the sun and therefore is Declination changes throughout the year.
And, that this information
is predicted for us in the Nautical Almanac.
Well let's stay with the sun for now as it is the easiest celestial body to find and consider the ocean navigators bedrock, the Noon Sight.
The reason for taking the Noon Sight is to determine the exact time when the sun has risen to its highest point in the sky.
This is known as your Local Noon.At your Local Noon the sun is directly north or south of you depending on where you are on the globe.
This means that its Celestial Meridian will correspond with your Longitude at that particular moment in time.
Now longitude is measured in degrees around the globe but one circuit of the globe is also equal to one solar day.
So if you have an accurate watch (chronometer) set to UT (Universal Time) or GMT as it used to be called, the difference between your Local Noon and UT Noon can be converted into degrees and distance west or east of the Greenwich meridian.
The distance of a body's GP from the Greenwich Meridian is its Greenwich Hour Angle (GHA).
So for every hour your local noon is after UT noon you are 15° further west of the Greenwich meridian and conversely every hour your local noon is before noon UT you 15° further east.
Unfortunately the sun isn't a very good time keeper, it can be as much as 20 minutes slower or faster than UT.
And any error in time will give us an error in longitude.
This is why we need that Almanac, it will give us the UT or Greenwich Mean Time that the sun reaches its highest point at Greenwich, for every hour of the day and for every day of the year.
This is the sun's Greenwich Hour Angle (GHA).
We can then use that time as our starting point.
And the need for accuracy is also why the sextant and an accurate watch are so important to celestial navigation.
In practice there are minor corrections which need to be applied but these only require some simple addition and subtraction and there are simple forms which can be used to make it even easier.
For now, it's the concept we are concerned with.
But regardless how accurate you are or how simple it is, having only one coordinate won't tell us where we are, we could be anywhere along that meridian line between the north and south poles.
The lack of an accurate way of telling the time is why sailors in days of yore had problems determining their longitude.
What they were able to do, with considerable accuracy, was work out their latitude.
The SHA is the star's distance from the First Point of Aries, (represented by the sign of the ram) which using simple worksheets and some simple maths we can then convert.
So, the almanac only needs to tabulate the movement of this one position then by giving us the angular distance to all the navigational stars, we can easily calculate the GHA for any star at any time.
So, what is this First Point of Aries?It is a point on the celestial sphere which is used as a reference point, it is in fact where the 'Ecliptic' and the Celestial Equator cross one another.
Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn plus of course the Sun are the only ones used for navigation unless we include the Moon with this group.
The method used to reduce an observation of a planet is similar to taking a sun sight, except that as you also need to see the horizon to measure the altitude this must be done at twilight.
The Moon, if I can be forgiven for including it here under Planets, can also be used for navigation.
However because it is so much closer to the earth than the other object we use, many more 'corrections' have to be made when reducing the sight.
Anyone who has read Joshua Slocum's account of his sail around the world will know that he used Moon sights as his main way of telling the time, his only clock was an old wind up alarm clock with no minute hand.
A reasonable quality sextant such as the one I bought years ago will cost about the same as four or five hand held GPS sets.
There are some much cheaper plastic sextants on the market which I am led to believe are just as accurate.
I am also led to believe (never having used one) that care must be taken over the storage of the plastic ones as they are much more susceptible to developing errors, so might need adjusting more often.
The sextant as I'm sure you are aware by now is used to measure the angle between the horizon and a celestial body.
It can also be used to measure the any sighted angle, such as the angular distance between two landmarks or the height of a lighthouse, when coastal sailing.
Like any good magic
trick it's all done with mirrors.
It is called a sextant because the calibrated arc is one sixth of a circle 60° , however because of the mirrors it can actually measure angles up to 120° .
The frame of the sextant looks a bit like a slice of pizza.
The scale, the curved bottom part is fixed to the frame as is the telescope and the Horizon Mirror and the shades.
The Index Mirror pivots at the apex of the frame and is attached to the index arm so they both move together.Boat Books on-line
At the other end of the Index Arm is the measuring micrometer.
The fixed Horizon Mirror is only half mirror the other half of it is clear glass.
It is fixed so that when you look through the telescope one half of the view is straight ahead the other half is the reflection of whatever is showing in the Index Mirror.
When taking a sight the index mirror is adjusted so that the celestial object is reflected down into the mirror side of the horizon mirror while the horizon is visible through the clear side.
The shades are there to protect your eyes when taking Sun Sights.The micrometer is there to enable very precise angular adjustments and measurements to be made.


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The Program in Latin American Studies (PLAS) is one of the most dynamic units on campus, bringing together the humanities and social sciences. Our visiting fellows program brings top scholars to teach at Princeton (one of our last guests was Mario Vargas Llosa); we also have a very active lecture series featuring artists, writers, and scholars from Latin America. Visit our students page to learn more about certificate requirements and funding opportunities.
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The Program in Latin American Studies is launching an open call for applications for the 2015- 2016 visiting fellowships. We are looking for top scholars in their field who have teaching experience and will provide Princeton students with a unique opportunity to study topics that are not regularly offered at Princeton. Applications will be accepted from outstanding scholars in the humanities and social sciences, as well as from established writers, artists, filmmakers, or architects working on projects relating to Latin America who are stellar teachers. For 2015-16, we are particularly interested in candidates working in the following fields:
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Fellows will be appointed for either one or two semesters during the academic year, 2015-2016 (fall semester: September 1, 2015-January 31, 2016; spring semester: February 1-June 30, 2016). The Office of the Dean of the Faculty determines salary on the basis of current academic rank and award duration; appointment rank at Princeton is determined on the basis of experience and current institutional affiliation.
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For full consideration, all the materials listed below must be received by October 15, 2014, 11:59 p.m. EST. All candidates must use the online application process to submit materials and apply online at: http://jobs.princeton.edu. Requisition Number: 1400407
1) A cover letter indicating the applicant's proposed length of stay (1-2 semesters), title of the proposed research project, and teaching interests;
2) A curriculum vitae; 3) One undergraduate and/or graduate seminar proposal (or syllabus) for each proposed semester of the fellowship, including a statement of how this course(s) would enhance undergraduate or graduate education at Princeton;
4) A four-five page statement describing the research project and its scholarly contribution;
5) The names of three (3) referees (the Program will contact them, if needed, at a later date).
Fellows will be required to teach one undergraduate or graduate course per semester, conditional upon sufficient enrollments and approval of a Princeton department and the Dean of the Faculty; and participate in PLAS-related events on campus.
Required Qualifications: Ph.D. or equivalent.
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I'm sick of being like this, but I also like it, don't I? If I didn't like this, I would just stop feeling like this. Right?
Just fuck.
I screwed part of my life over.
Just fuck all this shit.
Why can't anyone love me?
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-Had a relapse with cutting not too long ago. Might happen more often.
-Started taking my anti-depressants again.
-Been extremely depressed and prone to crying.
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Published in the Huffington Post Canada, September 16, 2013 William Faulkner's most brilliant insight was his quip that "The past is never dead, it is not even past." It is the past that is now befuddling the most strategic thinkers in President Obama's administration as well as the bevy of deep thinkers at Harvard and other unive… Read More
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Published in the Globe and Mail, July 1, 2013 The trip to East Africa with an attempt to climb Mount Kilimanjaro was a check off my bucket list. But the professional lessons I learned from that trip were also an important addition to my list of insights. Everyone we encountered was fatalistic about the depth of corruption that is suffocating the ability of thei… Read More
Tags: Canada, corruption, East Africa, Errol Mendes, governance
Intervening in Syria Would be Illegal. It Would Also be Right.
Published in the Globe and Mail, May 1, 2013 If the United States becomes convinced that Bashar al-Assad's regime has started using chemical weapons against its own citizens, the "red line" set down by President Barack Obama will have been crossed. If the U.S. initiates military action as a consequence, it will provoke the same questions of legality that ar… Read More
Tags: Errol Mendes, humanitarian intervention, international law, Middle East, Syria, UN Security Council
Canada's Diplomatic Tantrum in the Desert
Published in iPolitics, April 9, 2013 A little more than two weeks ago, Canada became the only nation on the planet to walk away from the UN Convention to Combat Desertification. The decision to withdraw — making Canada the only nation outside the main global effort to combat devastating droughts in Africa and elsewhere — was taken quietly by cabinet on the re… Read More
Tags: Canadian foreign policy, climate change, Errol Mendes, Stephen Harper, United Nations
Canada's Reputation is Tainted by Bribery and Abuse. Only Boards Can Rescue It.
Published in the Globe and Mail, March 5, 2013 The reputations of Canadian companies operating abroad are under serious attack. The attention of governments and the global private sector is being drawn to recent headlines such as "SNC bribery probe widens to Algeria," "Bangladesh government accuses SNC exec of bribery," "Griffiths Energy guilty of Chad… Read More
Tags: Canada, corporations, environment, extractive industries, human rights
Defending Canada's Human Rights and Rule of Law Legacy
2013 will see the UN and many countries around the world celebrating the 65th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It should also be the year that we celebrate a Canadian law professor, John Humphrey, who as head of the UN Human Rights Division collaborated with Eleanor Roosevelt to produce the blueprint that would result in what was ter… Read More
Tags: Canada, Errol Mendes, human rights, John Baird, rule of law, Stephen Harper
Free Speech: A New Trigger for Global Crisis
A different version of this essay was published in the Huffington Post, September 19, 2012. The hate-mongering film produced by an extremist anti-Muslim individual in the U.S. (who is also a convicted criminal) has triggered anti-U.S. violence around the world by hate-filled Muslim extremists. Among the tragic victims so far are four dead U.S. diplomat… Read More
Tags: conflict, Errol Mendes, extremism, free speech, Muslim world, religion, United States
In Defense of Invisible Children
The critics of the Invisible Children video have argued that the viral video, which astoundingly has had more than 36 million hits on YouTube, is overstating the importance of this now much-diminished group of thugs called the Lord's Resistance Army, led by Joseph Kony. The aim of the video is to make Kony world famous in order to lead to his capture. The criti… Read More
Tags: Central Africa, Errol Mendes, Invisible Children, Joseph Kony, Lord's Resistance Army, Omar al-Bashir, Sudan, Uganda
A New Cold War on Democracy and Human Rights at the UN Security Council and Beyond?
On February 4th, 2012, the UN Security Council witnessed what could be one of the first salvos in a new cold war focused on democracy and human rights. A double veto by Russia and China defeated the resolution drafted by the Arab League (and supported by almost all the Arab states along with all the other members of the UN Security Council) that was aimed at stopp… Read More
Tags: Arab League, China, democracy, Errol Mendes, human rights, international political economy, Russia, Syria, UN Security Council


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It's that time of year C:
This is what a day at the office with Josie looks like…she thinks my jokes are hilarious.
Office ball with Josie 🐾🐶
Good morning world…while you work your asses off, I sleep and watch Super Smash Bros. Have a good day though — you deserve it. (en the couch)
I present: THE TACOSIE
Batman #pumpkincarving #halloween
And it doesn't like the Joker…but it still looks creepy? #pumpkincarving
Must. Stay. Dry.
Hola ¿qué hace? Yoga helps you focus…or have fun — whatever.
Cuz there's this tune I've found, that makes me think of you somehow, and I play it on repeat…'till I fall asleep


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Max Burton is the Executive Creative Director at frog, based in San Francisco. For nearly twenty years, Max has worked in all areas of product design, from physical to interaction and experience design. He has a post graduate degree in design from the Royal College of Art. Max's work has been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Design Museum in London. He holds a dozen utility patents and more than thirty design patents. He is also a fellow of the Charted Society of Designers and a member of the Industrial Designers' Society of America.


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Iman, a sixteen-year-old refugee wanted to have a career as a schoolteacher but is now settling for a husband. In Za'atari, Iman and her husband Ihab met at the refugee camps—now home to more than a 100,000 people making it Jordon's fourth largest city."I lost hope of returning to Syria," Iman said, explaining her reason for marrying.
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) -- The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the Defense of Marriage Act, which kept legally-married same-sex couples from receiving tax, health and pension benefits that go to married couples of the opposite sex.
Wednesday's decision means the federal government must now recognize the same sex marriages deemed legal by the states. The ruling will help determine who is covered by more than 1,000 federal laws and benefits including social security survivor benefits and family leave.
"The benefits are important but they are secondary," said Sara Hocker of Rochester. "It's really more of a symbolic win that now that marriage is legal in our state it's recognized on a federal level."
"The family basically came in and took the money because legally they had the right to do so. But now I think it's going to be much harder for that to happen in states where same sex marriage is legal," said Vangie Castro, chair of the Rochester Gay & Lesbian Community Board.
The rulings stem from a woman by the name of Edie Windsor who was forced to pay $363,000 in taxes after her spouse died. She then sued.
"It makes me feel incredibly proud and humble," Windsor said.
"I was actually really surprised," Castro said. "A lot of people in my community were shocked. They thought it was going to be a more conservative decision."
IIn Washington, D.C some religious leaders were outraged.
"The Supreme Court has no authority when it comes to the nature of marriage -- that authority belongs to creator," said Rev. Rob Schenck, Evangelical Church Alliance Chairman.
"DOMA is unconstitutional," said Amy Britain of Rochester. "It might seem like it's going a little fast for some people but really it's been a long time coming."
The ruling only applies to 12 states, Minnesota being the most recent to have legalized same sex marriage.
Minnesota for Marriage chairman John Helmberger called both rulings bad but said the group didn't find any constitutional right to redefine marriage.
Minnesota's new law allowing same-sex couples to marry goes into effect Aug. 1.


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Home Treatment for Pain Caused by Sickle Cell Disease
Home Treatment for Pain Caused by Sickle Cell Disease
Home treatment for sickle cell disease includes steps you can take to control pain symptoms. You and your doctor can develop a plan for home treatment of symptoms, which you can refer to when pain begins.
Treatment of pain at home is a way of life for most people with sickle cell disease. Sickle cell pain varies from person to person, from mild to severe, and from occasional to constant. Some people experience numerous painful events a year, while others experience none.
In many cases, you can treat mild to severe sickle cell pain at home with a combination of pain medicines, plenty of fluids, and comfort measures such as heating pads. But painful events can become severe and last for days to weeks. Such extreme pain requires aggressive pain medicine that must be monitored in the hospital. If pain is increasing and is not relieved by treatment at home, call your doctor and seek emergency medical care.
Mild to moderate body pain and some painful events can be treated at home by:
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ATLANTA (AP) - Republican and Democratic primary voters will soon decide among several candidates vying for Georgia's open U.S. Senate seat.
The Associated Press requested access to the tax returns of the top candidates who are leading in fundraising and polls ahead of the May 20 primary, seeking insights into their personal finances.
Republicans Karen Handel, Phil Gingrey and David Perdue released them. Two others - Republican Jack Kingston and Democrat Michelle Nunn - have said they plan to but haven't yet. Republican Paul Broun declined and pointed to personal financial disclosures filed annually with Congress.
Those disclosures show Gingrey, Kingston, Nunn and Perdue all reported assets north of $1 million. Perdue and his wife led the field, with assets valued at between $11.9 million and $48 million.
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