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Eurythmics, Tiesto, Thrillseekers, Push, nadia ali, delirium... idk I really think Dakota is upto remixing a whole bunch of classics this year....
Eurythmics, Tiesto, Thrillseekers, Push, nadia ali, delirium... idk I really think Dakota is upto remixing a whole bunch of classics this year....
Me too, I think CD1 will contain new tracks and CD2 remixed classics.Originally Posted by reddevil09
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That would kill me damn those Dakota remixes sound delicious live too... I've heard push delirium and maybe sweet dreams... Push is just a tricky monster... It grows on you that remix! So good
23. Randy Katana - In Silence (Setrise Remix)
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Heard saturday night Push - universal Nation , remix ????
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Mike/push have no info for me !
i honestly don't really like the minimal remixes of the old classics.
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I relistened to this episode, very good, but there's still 2 IDs.
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Try backing off the pressure some. Those HF dies are kinda sharp on the edges. Black aluminum? Is it anodized already? What spec is the aluminum 3000, 5000, 6000? Your leaving alot out of your question.Dynasty 200 DX runner
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It sounds like you have anodized aluminum. Anodizing is an oxide (ceramic) coating. It is brittle and will crack when bent. There's nothing you can do to avoid it, but you can try to lessen it by stressing the material less (less pressure or a more gradual or shallower bead). Also, the thinner the aluminum the more flexible the coating will be since stress increases exponentially with thickness.
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The Doors' Keyboard Counterpoint Goes Silent: Remembering Ray Manzarek
Originally published on Tue May 21, 2013 1:43 pm
Ray Manzarek, the founding keyboardist of the Los Angeles rock band The Doors, died in a clinic in Germany on Monday after a lengthy battle with bile duct cancer, according to his publicist. He was 74.
Born Raymond Daniel Manczarek Jr. and raised on the south side of Chicago, he resisted piano lessons when he was young, until he heard Chicago blues and jazz on the radio. In 1965, he formed The Doors after moving to Los Angeles and meeting Jim Morrison. "We were aware of Muddy Waters. We were aware of Howlin' Wolf and John Coltrane and Miles Davis," Manzarek told WHYY's Fresh Air in 2000.
Manzarek brought the Chicago sound to L.A.'s beaches, and The Doors added beat poetry and psychedelic drugs to rock 'n' roll. "As the sun is setting into the Pacific Ocean at the end, the terminus of Western civilization, that's the end of it," Manzarek said. "Western civilization ends here in California at Venice Beach, so we stood there inventing a new world on psychedelics."
The group became well-known for Morrison's magnetism and volatility. Drummer John Densmore says Manzarek recognized Morrison's talent for words.
"He saw in Jim the magic before anyone," Densmore says. He also figured out how to add something new to the band. "We didn't have a bass player, which is really against the rock 'n' roll rules, but we found this keyboard bass. And so Ray's left hand and my drumming were ... cooking up the groove for [guitarist] Robby [Krieger] and Jim to float on top of."
Manzarek pulled double duty: Not only did he provide half of the rhythm section, but he played melodies too.
"I had a keyboard bass sitting on top of a Vox Continental organ," he told Fresh Air in 2000. "The Vox Continental organ was what I played with my right hand and the Fender keyboard bass with my left hand."
It was Manzarek's interpretation of Bach — with that right hand — that launched The Doors' first hit, "Light My Fire," in 1967.
"That was like a giant hook," Densmore says. "Schools of fish bit that. Ray's keyboard licks will go down in history as the most memorable hooks you could never forget."
His keyboard playing would drive many classic Doors songs, like "Riders on the Storm" and "Break on Through (to the Other Side)," but just four years after "Light My Fire" hit the top of the charts, Morrison was dead. Manzarek, Densmore and Krieger tried to continue, recording two albums with Manzarek singing some of the lead vocals, but eventually called it quits. Manzarek recorded several solo albums, collaborated with poets and produced for other groups, including X, another Los Angeles trailblazer.
In 1998, Putnam published Manzarek's autobiography to critical acclaim, though Light My Fire: My Life with the Doors, was more about Morrison than Manzarek. He also wrote two novels. And in 2002, he reunited with Krieger to play The Doors' songs live. But he maintained that his identity was formed in Los Angeles with his three bandmates nearly a half-century ago.
"Once you open the doors of perception," he said, "the doors of perception are cleansed, they stay cleansed, they stay open, and you see life as an infinite voyage of joy and adventure and strangeness and darkness and wildness and craziness and softness and beauty."
And Ray Manzarek leaves all of that behind in his music.
You know, some music is dated; some music is timeless. And some is both; it's clearly of a particular time and place, yet attracts the ears of later generations. Such is the music of The Doors, which I knew growing up even though I had no memory at all of the 1960s.
The lead singer, and co-founder, was Jim Morrison. His co-founder, Ray Manzarek, was nearly as famous for his keyboard playing. And Manzarek has died, at age 74. NPR's Mandalit del Barco reports.
MANDALIT DEL BARCO, BYLINE: Raymond Daniel Manzarek was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago. And he brought that city's sound with him to the Southern California beaches, where The Doors were born.
RAY MANZAREK: We were aware of Muddy Waters. We were aware of Howlin' Wolf and John Coltrane and Miles Davis.
DEL BARCO: The Doors added beat poetry and psychedelic drugs to the mix, as Manzarek told NPR in 2000.
MANZAREK: As the sun is setting into the Pacific Ocean at the end, the terminus of Western civilization. Western civilization ends here in California, at Venice Beach. So we stood there, inventing a new world on psychedelics.
THE DOORS: (Singing) You know the day destroys the night. Night divides the day. Tried to run, tried to hide. Break on through to the other side...
JOHN DENSMORE: He saw, in Jim, the magic before anyone.
DEL BARCO: Doors drummer John Densmore says Ray Manzarek recognized Jim Morrison's talent for words, but he also figured out how to add something else to the band.
DENSMORE: We didn't have a bass player, which is really against the rock 'n' roll rules. But we found this keyboard bass and so Ray's left hand, and my drumming, cooking up the groove for Robbie and Jim to float on top of.
DEL BARCO: That, too, came from Manzarek Chicago roots, as he demonstrated for WHYY's FRESH AIR in 2000.
MANZAREK: I applied my boogie-woogie background...
MANZAREK: That was the whole thing. And you just keep that left hand going ...
MANZAREK: ...and the right hand does the improvisations.
MANZAREK: So I had done that over and over and over, as a kid. So I had a Fender keyboard bass sitting on top of a Vox Continental organ. And the Vox Continental organ was what I played with my right hand, and the Fender keyboard bass with my left hand.
THE DOORS: (Singing) Love me one time, could not speak...
DEL BARCO: But it was Manzarek's interpretation of Bach that launched The Doors' first hit.
DENSMORE: Ray's keyboard licks will go down in history as the most memorable hooks you could never forget.
THE DOORS: (Singing) You know that it would be untrue. You know that I would be a liar...
DEL BARCO: "Light My Fire" went to the top of the charts in 1967. Four years later, Jim Morrison was dead. Manzarek, Densmore and guitarist Robbie Krieger tried to continue but eventually, called it quits. Manzarek made solo albums and produced for other groups, including the seminal L.A. punk band X.
He wrote a critically acclaimed book about his years with The Doors, and two novels. But he maintained his identity was formed in Los Angeles with his three band mates, nearly a half a century ago.
MANZAREK: Once you open the doors of perception, the doors of perception are cleansed. They stay cleansed; they stay open. And you see life as an infinite voyage of joy and adventure, and strangeness and darkness, and wildness and craziness, and softness and beauty.
DEL BARCO: And Ray Manzarek leaves all of that behind, in his music.
Mandalit del Barco, NPR News.
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The county adopted new definitions for major and minor subdivisions in the county's zoning ordinance Tuesday night after one person spoke in support of the change during a public hearing.
On Tuesday night, the Calvert County Planning Commission unanimously voted — after an under-attended public hearing — to send the staff recommended definitions to the Calvert County Board of County Commissioners, who then unanimously approved the new definitions, which will take effect Dec. 14.
The adopted option changes the parcel of record date to Oct. 1, 2012, in both definitions to coincide with the grandfathering clause in the act, and changes the definition of minor subdivision from up to five lots to up to seven lots, and major subdivisions to eight or more lots instead of six or more lots.
The change is part of the Sustainable Growth and Agricultural Preservation Act of 2012 that was signed into state law in May as a means to limit residential subdivisions to specific areas and on what type of sewerage they can be served. The bill, also known as either the septic bill or growth tier act, allows jurisdictions to change their definitions of major and minor subdivisions before Dec. 31 to allow greater development potential without increasing density.
The sole public testimony for the evening came from Paula Martino, the government affairs director for the Southern Maryland Association of Realtors. She said, "The realtors are very concerned about how this will impact on property rights and we're grateful that the recommendation here this evening is the one that we believe is the most fair and equitable to those landowners that are going to find themselves in Tier IV lands, and based on your staff's presentation, that is almost half the county."
Tier IV areas are planned for preservation and conservation and are not planned for public sewerage. According to the staff's presentation, about 47 percent of the county is in Tier IV.
In the county's ordinance, both major and minor subdivisions are held to the same approval standards, but each go through a different administrative process of being approved; the new definitions do not change the process. A minor subdivision review is still delegated to the planning commission secretary, while major subdivision review must go before the planning commission. The only thing that has changed is the number that defines a major and a minor subdivision.
"This does not affect density. That's very important to keep in mind," said Yolanda Hipski, the planning commission administrator. She explained that the density must be available for development.
BOCC concerned about tier mapping
During a work session Tuesday afternoon with Maryland Department of Planning Secretary Richard Hall, the BOCC expressed its concerns on the effects the tier mapping will have on the county.
"It feels to us like, frankly, Secretary Hall ... that this law was set up without recognizing all the work that we've done in Calvert County to keep the dominance of forest and agriculture, and that our landowners are actually being penalized for all the work we've done," Commissioner Susan Shaw (R) said.
Hall, though, stood by the law, stating, "By design, the bill is set up to link into what local governments already have planned and zoned for what areas that have sewer or planned for sewer — those are Tiers I and II, or areas that are planned for large lot residential, which is Tier III, and for areas that are planned and zoned for rural protection, agricultural protection."
The law, which does not require local jurisdictions to adopt tier mapping, does state, however, that if tier maps are not adopted, major subdivisions would not be permitted in Tier IV, whether they are planned for private sewerage systems or not.
Hall did reiterate that doing the tier mapping is optional, citing other counties that are "going into the new year without a map, and some, a good number of them, have indefinite time frames on when or if they'll do a tier map."
Shaw explained that one of her frustrations with the mapping is that many areas of the county appear to be dominated by forest or agriculture, which would be land mapped for Tier IV, but in reality, there are homes or other uses on the land.
"The frustration for me with this law has been that, clearly, that kind of landscape was not envisioned by this law," Shaw said of such land, like the Chesapeake Ranch Estates. "So really, I wish there were some kind of waiver process or something where if you achieve the same goal in a different way, that was permissible."
She also questioned Hall, "If sewer does get run to farms and forest, so that you can have increased density, do you think there'd be less pollution? I mean, that premise is absurd. Pollution doesn't just come from septic systems. It comes from cars. It comes from roads and asphalt. It comes from trash, and you know, everything."
Commissioner Evan Slaughenhoupt (R) read a statement opposing the state's "intrusive" law.
"Mr. Secretary, the tier map requirements from the recently passed septic law, the planned Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (Cap and Trade), and The Watershed Implementation Plan's prominent use of best available technology for septic tanks, meaning nitrogen removing septic systems, causes much heartburn — even Prilosec does not help.
"... This state imposed philosophy diminishes property rights of our citizens. I reject this intrusive concept of state-dictated land use and related behavior modifications."
Commissioners' President Gerald W. "Jerry" Clark (R) told the secretary, "Obviously, I mean this is an issue that has dominated the landscape and the political world for at least the last 18 months or two years. It's an issue that has been debated in many different directions and many different things, and for me to sit here and tell you that I am absolutely tickled to death by this legislation and what passed and what we have to deal with would be me not being honest with you. I'm not."
Hall tried to reassure the commissioners that MDP is there to help and wants to "make this as painless as possible" for local jurisdictions.
"We don't go into this lightly. ... We have been appreciative of what the county has done for a long time. ... I think the legislation and the law is set up to do its best to work within the systems that you all have and, certainly, we have a couple things to work out."


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County Commissioner Kirby Delauter (R) is paying no mind to a Frederick County Ethics Commission advisory ruling and pursuing construction work in the county.
Last year, the ethics commission ruled Delauter, who operates the construction firm of W. F. Delauter & Son, Inc., could not take on construction jobs in which county inspectors would have to examine his work. The ruling was based on the concept that those inspectors ultimately work for Delauter and there could be a perceived conflict of interest.
That March 21, 2011, opinion, the third on Delauter's business by the ethics commission, prompted him to send a response to county attorney Linda Thall on March 30, 2011.
In the letter, written by Delauter's attorney Rand Weinberg, he states because of the "extreme procedural irregularities" in the process, Delauter would not abide by the opinion of the ethics commission.
In an email this week, Delauter wrote the third opinion that barred his company from taking on projects where county inspectors would review his work was discussed and voted on by the ethics commission "behind closed doors without consulting my counsel or myself."
Weinberg noted in his March 30, 2011, letter that his client was denied "due process of law," which is applicable, he said, to any governmental proceeding.
Instead, Delauter is following the second opinion by the ethics commission, issued in January 2011, which allows him to pursue contracting work in the county, but not bid on county projects. The second opinion that allowed Delauter to work on county-inspected jobs came after Delauter appealed the first opinion, which said he could not. The third opinion reverted back to the commission's first position.
"I abstain from any issues that are related to my company in county discussions. We have not done any county-funded [capital budget] work since I was elected," Delauter wrote in the email.
W.F. Delauter currently is the general contractor on two water- and sewer-related jobs in the county that are part of a pilot program where developers can hire their own inspectors, but also require oversight by county inspectors. The pilot program was approved by county commissioners in May 2011. Delauter's business partner, Carl Athey, applied for a permit for a construction project outside of the pilot program that will be inspected by county staff before June 3.
The opinion offered by the ethics commission is not a binding order and reflects the commission's interpretation of the county's ethics ordinance, according to the response from Thall to Weinberg's letter last year.
"… The ethics commission has only issued guidance to your client, Commissioner Delauter, on how to remain in compliance with the dictates of the ethics ordinance," Thall wrote on April 4, 2011.
Because no complaint had been filed against Delauter, Thall disputed Weinberg and Delauter's contention he was denied "due process" on the third opinion issued by the commission.
"Advisory opinions do not order an official or employee to take a specific action or refrain from a particular course of conduct, although they may provide some indication of how the ethics commission might interpret the ethics ordinance if a complaint is filed," Thall wrote.
Former county commissioner John L. Thompson Jr., who requested interpretations of the ethics commission several times during his three terms in office and helped rewrite the ordinance, said unless Delauter received word from the commission to "cease-and-desist," he can do what he wants regarding construction jobs in the county.
"The fact that the commission issues an advisory ruling, and you violate it, the next step after that, as far as the commission is concerned, is to issue a cease-and-desist order," Thompson said. "That is usually brought up by a complaint, but there is nothing that says they [the commission] cannot act on their own."
If the subject of an advisory opinion ignores such an order, there are several possibilities, including requesting the county attorney to take the issue to court to ask the judge to issue a cease-and-desist order, Thompson said.
"But that is a political decision, and a county attorney's office won't go to court unless the county commissioners say yes because county attorneys report to the Board of County Commissioners," he said.
Another possibility, according to Thompson, also an attorney, is anyone can file a criminal charge of violations of the ethics ordinance with the state's attorney's office if those violations are "willful and deliberate."
Authorities are reluctant to go "gung-ho" with those types of cases, Thompson said, because people often use ethics charges for political purposes, and the state's attorney's office has limited resources to pursue such matters.
"There are no county dollars involved in this matter," Commissioners' President Blaine R. Young (R) said about the controversial ethics commission opinion. "The ordinance is so ambiguous that a whole realm of people could be barred from running for office in the county."
The commissioners recently added three members to the ethics commission, adding two permanent slots to the three-member body, and replacing a member who is leaving June 30.


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1 tablespoon
1/2 cup
minced white onion
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh thyme
3/4 cup
low-sodium beef broth
1/2 cup
port wine
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
filet mignon steaks (1 1/2 inch thick)
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crumbled blue cheese
1/4 cup
panko bread crumbs
Quite delicious! The fresh thyme is essential. We also made a few changes. First we used our favorite Merlot instead of Port Wine which was still fabulous. We also marinated the steaks in a mixture of Merlot, Worcestershire, Mustard and some spices. Even though we made it for 2, we used the entire sauce recipe. We also used high quality Gorgonzola cheese since we prefer this. For those of you not used to cooking steaks in the oven, remember when you're searing you aren't cooking the steak. Just sear it until the color is brown, otherwise you'll have grey steak from the oven. Also, we have a gas oven that cooks a bit high so we reduced the cooking time of the steaks to 10 minutes and 3 minutes in the broiler. We used a NY Strip and a Ribeye and they tasted wonderful. It's also important to let the steaks rest after the oven so the juices redistribute so don't forget this part. We mashed red skin potatoes and added 1 tbs of the gorgonzola cheese and 1 tbs of heavy cream (you can sub milk) for the right consistency. We also served with asparagus that we grilled on our foreman.
Did this recipe yesterday for Christmas dinner. My husband hated it - he said his filet was okay but the sauce was absolutely horrible. We ended up throwing it away.
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This was fabulous. The end result was as good as anything we have had in a 5 star restaurant.
I made them exactly as the recipe stated (using Gorgonzola Blue Cheese). Although, I only made 2 filets and didn't change the amount of the sauce, there was plenty that way.
I was concerned about them cooking too much, so I quickly seared them, then baked them for 10 minutes. I broiled them (not too close to the heat, the cheese will burn) for 4 minutes. Then I turned off the oven and put them on the bottom rack for one minute. We like our steak on the rarer side, so that extra minute was not needed. The steaks were still pink in the middle, but could have been cooked just a little less.
I served this with the Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes (submitted by Kathleen Burton) that I modified a bit (see my review), a caeser salad, and a bottle of Stag's Leap 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon.
The meal was to die for...
Absolutely amazing. I used rib eye steaks instead of filet, but I followed the cooking time suggested and they came out perfectly. My husband could not stop saying how good they were. To save on dishwashing, I just broiled the steaks right in the cast iron skillet instead of transferring them to a baking sheet--it worked great. I served the steaks with a green salad (topped with orange sections, cranberries, toasted pecans and a light vinaigrette), a shitake mushroom risotto and sourdough bread. The best meal we've had in a long time!
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I made the recipe exactly as it said, except instead of filet mignon, I found beef tenderloins (2" thick) at Sam's Club.
The instructions were perfect! What a lovely entree for Valentine's Day. Thank you!!!
I served it accompanied by sauteed fresh sliced button mushrooms. Yum!
While I've seen others had success with "regular" breadcrumbs, I'm glad I used panko. Mixed with the crumbled blue cheese -- inspired! The fresh thyme was wonderful, plus I used fresh (not jarred) garlic.
I'll make this again, especially for company. Though I'm not sure I'd do the port wine sauce. The meat as otherwise prepared didn't seem to need it. However, if you do use it, boil it down until the liquid is almost all gone.
This was as good or better as any fine restaurant's steak entree! And so easy.
Very impressive. I'm sure you and anyone you serve this to will go nuts!
This was phenomenal and easy to do. The flavor is not too strong and it compliments the steak so well. I made my own "panko" crumbs by just running some white bread through the grater on the food processor and drying in the oven for a few minutes. Much better than the crispy, canned kind.
Wonderful recipe. We cooked them on the grill & then brought in and put just blue cheese on them & put under broiler. I did use a strainer to separate the actual sauce from the thyme.
Pretty tasty! I need to work on my "filet minion cooking skills" but everything that actually went INTO the recipe was FANTASTIC! If you are experienced in cooking filet (like I was not) then you should DEFINITELY try this recipe. I served it with the Garlic Broccoli with Cashews recipe also found on allrecipes.com
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Migration & Development
Migration & Development
Recent Activity
The launch of the Diaspora handbook and a joint panel discussion that explored the opportunities and challenges that governments face when developing strategies to engage diaspora populations.
This discussion on the current global challenges of protecting refugees with Volker Türk, who directs UNHCR's Division of International Protection, and Kathleen Newland, Director of the Refugee Protection Program was organized around three main themes: protection gaps, burden-sharing, and reducing statelessness.
The Migration Policy Institute celebrated its first decade as the authoritative, unimpeachable resource on immigration and immigrant integration analysis and policy design in the United States and internationally.
Over the past year, MPI has partnered with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to examine how diasporas contribute to – or detract from - development efforts in their countries of origin. MPI and USAID have published an edited volume of the research. Please join us for the release of the book where speakers will discuss new thinking on the role of diaspora engagement in U.S. foreign and development policy.
MPI report release with Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Luzviminda Padilla, Jeni Klugman, and Kathleen Newland, which examines the Philippines' large and sophisticated system of overseas labor deployment.
This MPI event, in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), discusses the critical issue of climate-related displacement in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on the vulnerability of environmental migrants and how the international legal framework can better ensure their protection.
The Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development, along with the Special Advisor to the UN Special Representative for International Migration discuss what is expected from The UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in October 2013 and what impact it may have on the Global Forum on Migration and Development.
Diaspora engagement has become a key and accepted component in the arsenal of development strategies. The question of how to effectively and efficiently harness the force of a country's diaspora through government intervention and policy remains one that many governments and international organizations must grapple with.
This joint Migration Policy Institute and International Organization for Migration event marks the Issue brief launch of Regulating Private Recruitment in the Asia-Middle East Labour Migration Corridor.
MPI/IOM Panel Discussion and Asia-Pacific Launch of Developing a Road Map for Engaging Diasporas in Development
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).


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The mission of Arrowhead Plastic Surgeons is to provide comprehensive plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic surgical services of the highest standard to all those we serve. It is our ongoing commitment to provide an environment of comfort and safety, and to treat each patient with respect, dignity and compassion.
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Thank you for choosing Dr.Laurence Baibak for your medical care. As a dedicated group of professionals, our entire staff is committed to excellence. Your well being before, during and after surgery is of utmost importance. You will have the option of waiting in our aesthetic sitting room, to ensure privacy and comfort.
If you are planning surgery to enhance your appearance, Dr. Baibak will give you information on the procedure that you desire. You will see actual photographs of people just like you, before and after their cosmetic surgery. The two of you will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of the specific surgical technique that he feels is right for you. You will receive information to assist you in the preparation of your surgery and recovery.
We encourage you to take notes. Voice your questions and concerns. When you choose a cosmetic procedure, we want you to have confidence in your decision, your surgeon and yourself.
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Heres how to find out any internet password in 30 seconds with no software or HTML!
This information is for informational purposes only you must not ever use this information
for personal gain (other than recovering your own password)
Only use on other computers that are not your own for pranking and in good fun.
To get to the good stuff skip to step 3.
Step 1: The set up
This privilege can be attained by either waiting untill they leave, mind control... well the posibilities are endless be creative.
The pic is because i don't like a step without pictures.
Step 2: Open the browser.
to work the person needs to be running firefox, now this usually isn't a problem given many
people have come to their senses in the new age and have upgraded to firefox but anyhow
you need to open up firefox.
Step 3: Execution
30 seconds or less so here it is all in one step.(with many pictures)
1- Tools_options
2-Show passwords
and since every instructable needs a big arrow........
3-show passwords
4-look at passwords (not mine)
Step 4: Use Protection Kids
so if you want to protect yourself from this tragedy theres one more step with
3 sub steps!
-1 Go to options.
-2 Press change master password
-3-change master password.
Now once you have done this there is a VERY minor drawback(which can also be a plus) you have to type in your password to use the internet, but the plus side of that is that your parents cannot see what you've been up to.(looking at how to make explosives in my case)
Anyway i hope you enjoyed and please vote. =)
He also runs a blog: http://crackthatprofile.blogspot.com
Google Search results have enough information... You didn't try that already?
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Get great deals on thousands of books, movies, and music at the Friends of the Library Book Sale every third Saturday of the month. The sale is held in the Library Cedar Room, and proceeds support Library programs and services.
Open to Friends of the Library members at 9:00 a.m.; open to the general public 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. There will be many children's books at this sale. From Noon to 2:00 p.m., we hold a "bag sale". Instead of selling books individually, the Friends sells large grocery bags for $5.00 each that you fill with whatever books you choose. It's a fantastic bargain!
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Trying to pinch pennies with coupons? Watch out for scammers using new coupon cons to pinch you.
For years, scammers have used the lure of online coupons as bait to infect your computer with "malware." Click on links offered in emails and online message forums and instead of getting manufacturer-offered money savings, you could be downloading stealth programs that give hackers your files, passwords and online bank account numbers.
Well, that tried-and-true ruse is still in use, but scammers have added new ammo to their arsenal. The latest scams include:
Daily Deal Dupes
In recent months, crooks have been impersonating Groupon, the popular online group coupon service, reports online security watchdog Kaspersky Lab. Over the summer, the lab discovered an email that had links supposedly sending you to the Groupon website. But, in fact, an attached zip file named Gift coupon.exe contained a dangerous malware program. Since September, emails from scammers purporting to be from Groupon have contained no attachments — only links to direct you to a scammer-run website.
Your defense against either ploy: Know that legitimate coupon services never include attachments in their emails, says Kaspersky — especially zip files. Don't click on them. And if there's no attachment, but there are links, make sure that before clicking on any link, you hover your mouse over it to see what file name or Internet address appears on your screen. It should show a known address, such as groupon.com, or a manufacturer's or coupon trader's website, such as couponsherpa.com, coupons.com, coolsavings.com or couponmom.com. If legitimate addresses don't appear, suspect malware.
Social Media Stings
Scammers create fake accounts that look like those of trusted brands, offering authentic-looking but bogus coupons. Often, the intention is "clickjacking" — in which a malicious link or program is digitally hidden behind the "like" button. Click on "like" and instead of the promised coupon, you activate a malicious program or get redirected to a website seeking your personal information under the guise of coupon delivery.
Always beware of online coupon offers that say you have to disclose sensitive data such as credit card details for redemption. "Scammers know that by offering an irresistible online coupon, they can get people to hand over some of their personal information," notes security software company McAfee.
Your defense: If you see coupons for a brand-name company touted on social media websites, they're likely to be available on the company's own website. So reduce your risk by redeeming there, not on the social media site. Provide nothing more than an email address (ideally, open a separate account to receive coupons) to get emailed offers. Give only your home address to get mailed coupons.


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Eminem to Release New Album, Willow Smith Turns Down 'Annie,' Everyone Afterparties at Prince's Crib & More
Eminem's manager has revealed that 2013 will see Em's first solo release in three years. Paul Rosenberg confirmed that Em is currently recording, and his new album will be released "post-Memorial Day at some point, but we're not exactly sure when."
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Who has the most fab wardrobe?
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Geographical Genealogical Geopardy: The Answer is "The Faroe Islands"
The question is: What does "FO" in Rootsweb's SSDI mean? This issue is raised by Arlene Eakle in a blog post on Monday, March 16. It seems that an individual's obituary neglected to name the place of death. But in Rootsweb's SSDI, a place is given as "FO". The Rootsweb SSDI also indicates that the death was "verified," that is, …
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Given that Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth often reappears as media talking points, The Global Warming War was made to overwhelm the alarmists with science.
"McFarland, USA" — A Solid Family FilmWritten by Eric Egan
Disney-produced McFarland, USA, directed by kiwi Niki Caro (Whale Rider, North Country), presents Kevin Costner in the real life role of Jim White, a down-on-his-luck high school football coach from middle-class suburbia who is forced to take a job as a cross country coach in the titular McFarland, California.
For this Valentine's Day weekend, moviegoers looking for a date-night movie with their significant other have a choice between two extremes. On one end of the spectrum is Fifty Shades of Grey, a film based on the perverse novel by the same title. On the other end of the spectrum is Old Fashioned, an indie film that portrays a budding romance between two unlikely lovers and does so with a focus on honor and fidelity.
DVD Review: Wait Till It's FreeWritten by Christian Gomez
This documentary answers Michael Moore's movie Sicko, which hailed socialized medicine. Wait Till It's Free points out the genesis of the problems in healthcare, and the solutions.
The true-life story of American Olympic runner and World War II POW Louis Zamperini, Unbroken is an inspiring tale of human endurance. But on the whole, it fails to impress as a movie. Directed by Angelina Jolie, this film is as visually stunning as it is bereft of character development and heart.


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Day 21 of my Boycott of TSA and the Airlines
I know I can be naïve and stubborn, usually simultaneously, but it's still astounding to me how I've looked over the obvious for so long. My grief is that I've been until now deluding myself that what we are up against is actually war. Or rather, our permanent war economy.
What we need is a war on war! Right.
My beef with TSA and The List, the Department of Homeland Security, the Patriot Act-I thought I was already in deep and I'd barely scratched the surface.
It's about the military industrial complex we are all complicit in creating–what an elaborate cycle of self-deception we can manage.
Violence is entertainment is news is life.
That's never been me though. I was an avid avoider. How close it had to come to me before I was willing even to really open my eyes, veil off. We have killed 6 million people in 40 years of war with the "3rd World". Keeping the impact on Americans minimal and manipulating intelligence has done just what was planned-kept most of us in the dark. This has been going on forever, the only thing that's really changed now is the Internet and this massive social push toward transparency in power. Will it be enough?
Look at all that must be taken back—our media, our government, our rights, even our survival. There are some significant rays of hope shining through all the doom and gloom. What most stands out are the all the individuals who used their better judgment against power abuse, bad policy, needless suffering and violence.
The number of whistleblowers able to reach an audience now is powerful. They all need our support because we know what's really going on here. How long are we going to wait? Until they pull their guns on us?
What's so hard to admit is that I didn't want to believe it for so long, and it worked to so easily distract me from the obvious. The "SSSS" on the boarding card?
I ignored it even after a passenger sitting next to me pointed it out, "Oh, you're on the The List," he said with a head bob, in a very off-handed way. I chalked it up to Conspiracy Theory; I had my nose in a book within minutes and thought-"I wonder what the hell he's talking about?" Because I consider myself as someone to not so easily dismiss this sort of thing, I decided I'd research it a bit once I got home.
Almost a year later flying again for the first time I didn't even notice it appear once again on my boarding card. I had a secondary screening, but just a hand-swab, so I didn't think anything of it. Until I got home. I started to think back several years. Not many flights, but enough. Every time a secondary screening of some kind. How had I not noticed it?
Could it really be random, is all I asked myself. That question alone led to the research that's changed everything, and still I want to talk myself out of it. I see how clearly my default mode goes back to me–"but I'm not even sure I'm on The List."
Wow. After all I've seen and read now about all those affected by our tyranny, our "war on terror" preceded by "the cold war" interspersed by this war and that war. How unevolved it all sounds.
It reminds of the hummingbirds just come in from Hurricane Isaac and circling frantic around the feeder. Six of them dive bombing the sweet water though in cooperation they could drink harmoniously all together with ease. They fight just to fight, it's like play for them. Just like the pups, 300 pounds of playful. Only they don't have guns and nuclear weapons. Kill doesn't even seem to be on their radar. They don't even go for blood.
Every single taxpayer in this country is an accessory to aggression, violence and war. Every time we meet a foreigner whose people we've killed and whose resources we've attempted to steal, we should with the sincerity of our most wholesome heart, apologize to them. Most likely that would be a yellow, brown or black-colored person.
Where is the revival and repentance? Where is the popular insurrection? Those backscatter machines, they're the sign. Get ready for the police state, because what goes around comes around. We haven't wanted to see is that we've been dishing this out all over the world.
They don't hate us because we're free, they hate us because we're rich and we've gotten that way at their expense. Maybe if we all apologize now and make amends and prove that collectively we really don't want war by yelling really loudly that some force beyond our control is demanding it, they might respond to this truth with mercy.
It's in our house. It's in our bed. "The world will be saved by the western woman," says the Dalai Lama.
Why? Why us?
Because we have the time, the resources, the education, the sense of entitlement, the will, the capacity to make a new choice. For a limited time only. Because it's the patriarchy that's not working.
Because no government presided by a majority of empowered women would allow this kind of merciless slaughter.
Because it's at our fingertips, right here right now, to start a revolution from our beds.
Because, if not us, then who?
Follow this blog for the next 5 days and really consider if all this Terrorist Watching is making you feel any safer.
If you think there might be something rotting in OUR House that needs our attention, simply in the comments section write:
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Camping & BackpackingCamping and backpacking are two of the most popular ways to spend time enjoying the outdoors. We offer a wide array of outdoor cooking products everything from lightweight personal cook systems which are prefect for backpacking trips to larger table top and free standing models which are ideal for camp grounds or family picnics.
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UNI erased a 14-point halftime deficit to take home the Arch Madness tournament title, topping the Redbirds, 69-60. The Panthers earn the league's automatic NCAA Tournament bid and will await their fate next Sunday during the NCAA selection show.
The 2015 Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Championship takes place March 5-8, 2015 at Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
Second-seeded UNI eliminated No. 6 Loyola in Saturday's second semifinal of Arch Madness, taking out the Ramblers, 63-49. The Panthers advance to Sunday's tournament title game against fourth-seeded Illinois State. Tipoff is set for 1:00 PM (CT) and can be seen live on CBS.
No. 4 Illinois State knocked off top-seeded Wichita State in Saturday's first semifinal of Arch Madness, topping the Shockers, 65-62. The Redbirds await the winner of the No. 2 UNI/No. 6 Loyola game in Sunday's championship at 1:00 PM (CT).
No. 6 Loyola took it to third-seeded Indiana State in the final quarterfinal game of Arch Madness on Friday night, topping the Sycamores 81-53. The Ramblers advance to the semifinals for the first time in league history and will take on No. 2 UNI in Saturday's second quarterfinal at 4 PM (CT).


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As A Sophmore in 2011-12:
Finished tied for 35th at the Monmouth Hawk Invitational, her highest finish of the year...Carded a season-best 87 on the first day of the tournament...Finished tied for 48th at the 2012 Northeast Conference Women's Golf Championship...Shot an 88 on the first day of the event.
As A Freshman In 2010-11:
Finished 14th out of 19 golfers at Quinnipiac's first tournament in program history with a 118 (+46) at the Quinnipiac Bobcat Invitational on March 29, 2011...Finished 29th with a 102 (+30) at the 2011 Hawk Invitational, hosted by Monmouth University, on Apr. 2-3...Finished 11th at the Hofstra Triangular on Apr. 7 with a 101 (+29)...At the Brown University Invitational on Apr. 10-11, she shot a 106 (+34)...Was the Bobcats' top finisher at Columbia University's Roar-ee Invitational with a 93 (+21)...Closed out the year with a season-best 92 (+20) at the Northeast Conference Women's Golf Championships on Apr. 21-23...Also had a team- and season-best 89 in the final round of the NEC Golf Championships.
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Attended Wayne Hills High School, where she played varsity golf and fencing...Was the Passaic County Fencing Champions in 2009.
Native of Wayne, N.J...Daughter of Richard and Marcia Forlenza...Has an older sister, Jessica...Majoring in psychology.


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Confirmed: Anticancer Activity from Select Herbal Additives Found in Ancient Alcoholic Beverages
Penn Museum and Penn Medicine Research Collaboration Yields First Promising Evidence for Efficacy of Medicinal Compounds Once Employed by Our Ancestors
PHILADELPHIA, PA July 2010—New biomolecular archaeological evidence backed up by increasingly sophisticated scientific testing techniques are uncovering medicinal remedies discovered, tested, and sometimes lost, throughout millennia of human history—herbs, tree resins, and other organic materials dispensed by ancient fermented beverages like wine and beer. Did those ancient "remedies" work-and if so, is there something we can learn—or re-learn—from our ancestors to help sick people today?
Read more: Anticancer Activity Found in Herbal Additives of Ancient Alcoholic Beverages
Archaeologists and Travelers in Ottoman Lands
Explores the Making of America's First Excavations in the Near East
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New Exhibition Opens with a "Turkish Delight!" Celebration
Sunday, September 26, 2010
PHILADELPHIA, PA June 2010—In the 1880s, before the first brick was laid for its own building, the University of Pennsylvania Museum organized America's first archaeological expedition to the ancient Near East—to Nippur, a promising but far-flung Mesopotamian site then within the vast Ottoman Empire, now located in Iraq to the south of Baghdad.
Read more: Archaeologists and Travelers in Ottoman Lands Opens September 26
Historic Secrets of the Silk Road Exhibition from China
Makes Only East Coast Stop at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, PA November 2010—With graceful eyelashes, long flaxen hair and serene expression, the "Beauty of Xiaohe" seems to have just softly fallen to sleep—yet she last closed her eyes nearly 4,000 years ago. She was found in 2003, one of hundreds of spectacularly preserved mummies buried in the desert sands of the vast Tarim Basin, in the Far Western Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. This "Beauty of Xiaohe" and more than 100 objects, 700 to 3,800 years old, travel for the first time ever to the East Coast, where Secrets of the Silk Road opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia. After opening the exhibition in a modified form (without artifacts and mummies from China) on February 5, the full complement of artifacts goes on display for a limited time beginning Friday, February 18, at 1:00 pm (read latest announcement).
Read more: East Coast Exclusive from China: "Secrets of the Silk Road"
Penn Museum's Pay-What-You-Want Wednesday Music Series
The sounds of summer in West Philadelphia, on Penn's campus, just got sweeter. Penn Museum's Silk Road Summer Nights music series offers city residents, commuters, and happy hour denizens an introduction to the music of the Silk Road. The Silk Road theme is offered to herald the coming of a new major exhibition from China, Secrets of the Silk Road, making its East Coast stop at the Penn Museum February 5, 2011 through June 5, 2011.
PHILADELPHIA, PA 2010—This year's Summer Wonder series at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology will have children and their families hula dancing, listening to music spanning Brazil to the Middle East, joining a Roman gladiator's journey, and traveling along the ancient Spice Route.
Read more: Summer Wonder Children's Programs Feature Music, Dancing, and More
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"American Indian Cultures of the 21st Century" Subject of Talk by John Sanchez
Philadelphia, PA Penn Museum —The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is the host for an episode of Humanities On The Road, a new television initiative presented by Pennsylvania Humanities Council (PHC) and broadcast on Pennsylvania Cable Network (PCN). Penn Museum was selected from more than 75 organizations from across Pennsylvania to present "American Indian Cultures in the 21st Century" featuring John Sanchez, Associate Professor of Communications at Penn State University, and a member of the Apache nation. The episode will be taped before a live audience on Thursday, June 3, 5:30 pm, in the Main Entrance foyer adjacent to the Museum's long-term exhibition Living in Balance: The Universe of the Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and Apache. PCN will broadcast the episode to 3.3 million households in the fall.
Read more: Penn Museum to be Featured on an Episode of Humanities on the Road
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 2010—Since March 2009, following months of research and planning, Penn Museum conservators and outside consultants have been engaged in a major conservation project of the Museum's "Tang Horses"-two world-renowned, monumental Chinese reliefs depicting two of six famous horses that belonged to the Chinese Emperor Taizong (AD 599-649), the true founder of the Tang Dynasty.
Read more: Chinese Conservators Visit Penn Museum Colleagues
Robert K. Wittman, Undercover Agent and Founder, FBI Art Crime Team,
Offers Talk, First Philadelphia Book-signing of PRICELESS, Tuesday, June 8, 6:00 PM at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Author Signs Books by the Penn Museum's Famous Crystal Ball, Recovered in 1991
PHILADELPHIA, PA 2010—The Wall Street Journal called him "a living legend." The London Times dubbed him "the most famous art detective in the world."
Robert K. Wittman, founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team and an undercover agent for two decades, pulls back the curtain on his remarkable career with the publishing of his new memoir, PRICELESS: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures. He speaks publicly about his adventures, and signs his book, co-authored with John Shiffman, at the University of Pennsylvania Museum Tuesday evening, June 8, at 6 pm. General admission tickets to the program are $10; $5 Penn Museum members; and free for Penn students. The program is co-sponsored by Penn Museum's Cultural Heritage Center. More information and pre-registration (suggested) is online: www.penn.museum/events-calendar/details/234.html.
Read more: First Philadelphia Talk and Booksigning for PRICELESS June 8, 6 PM
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has joined with the nearby Franklin Institute to offer area residents and Philadelphia visitors an unparalleled ancient Egyptian experience-at a double ticket discount price even a pharaoh like Cleopatra would appreciate!
From June 5, 2010 through January 2, 2011, The Franklin Institute hosts a major new exhibition from Egypt, Cleopatra: Search for the Last Queen of Egypt.
Read more: Penn Museum, The Franklin Institute, Partner for Double Ticket
Penn Museum Offers Armchair Adventure
With Blog of Archaeological and Ethnobotanical Expedition to Africa
April 26, 2010--Dr. Kathleen Ryan, Consulting Scholar of the African Section, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, is on her way to a new field season of the Laikipia Archaeological Project in North Central Kenya, and to her ethnobotanical project among the Maasai in southern Maasailand, close to Mount Kilimanjaroñ -with a team that will be photo-documenting and blogging about the experience:
Digging Kenya on the Laikipia Plateau: http://penn.museum/blog/kenya/
The research team, led by Dr. Ryan, includes Kenyan archaeologists Dr. Mulu Muia, Paul Watene, Simon Katisya, and Chris Kirwa, and archaeological mapping and surveying consultant Dr. William Fitts. They plan to excavate settlements from 2000 - 3000 BCE on the Laikipia Plateau in north central Kenya, overlooking the Rift Valley, as part of the ongoing Laikipia Archaeological Project.
For the most updated information on programs offered at the Penn Museum, and for on-line pre-registration (optional or required for some programs) visit the Museum's calendar.
Read more: May/June 2010 Calendar of Events at the Penn Museum
PHILADELPHIA, PA SPRING 2010—They may not all be soft and cuddly—but the almost one million artifacts housed at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology have rich stories to tell about humankind, through time and across the continents. They also need regular care, in order to be preserved for future generations. That is why the Penn Museum recently began a new Adopt an Artifact program, inviting visitors of all ages to share in the care and "feeding" of its world-renowned collections.
"Maya Women: Figures of Enduring Strength and Power"
April 9 through 11, 2010
MARCH 2010-"Maya Women: Figures of Enduring Strength and Power" is the theme for the 28th annual Maya Weekend, taking place Friday, April 9th through Sunday, April 11th, at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. More than a dozen scholars present illustrated talks and interactive workshops for the public, exploring the central role that women have played in the social, political, and cultural history of the Maya people from the Classic period (AD 250 to AD 900) to contemporary times.
Secrets of the Silk Road
February 5, 2011 through June 5, 2011
PHILADELPHIA, PA —Secrets of the Silk Road, a major new exhibition of international importance, concludes its three city US tour in 2011 with a stop at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology—the only East Coast venue.
Organized by the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, California, where it will be on display March 27, 2010 through July 25, 2010, this exhibition draws on the collections of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Museum and the Xinjiang Institute of Archaeology in Urumqi in northwest China.
Read more: Penn Museum is Only East Coast Venue for "Secrets of the Silk Road"
Read more: Michael Coard Speaks on Slavery in Philadelphia March 22, 6 PM
Underwater Archaeologist George Bass Tells Story of 1,000-Year-Old Shipwreck Recovery and Conservation Efforts on Three Ton Collection of Medieval Glass at Penn Museum's Annual Petersen Lecture Friday, March 26, 7:00 PM
Bass to be Awarded Drexel Medal for Archaeological Achievement at Program
Read more: Underwater Archaeologist George Bass Talks, Receives Medal Friday, March 26, 6 PM
Penn Museum Invites the Public to Share Perspectives on Human Sexuality
Tuesday, March 23, 4:30 to 6:00 pm
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is in the initial phase of developing an exhibition about human sexuality—and looking for public feedback! With the whole wide world of human cultures to draw upon, what might a Human Sexuality exhibition look like?
Read more: What about Sex(uality)? A Penn Museum Workshop March 23, 4:30 to 6:00 PM
Read more: "Hips Don't Lie": Belly Dance Workshop and Course at the Penn Museum
Penn Museum Offers Series of Provocative Programs In Conjunction with Righteous Dopefiend Exhibition Now on View
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology complements its special exhibition Righteous Dopefiend: Homelessness, Addiction and Poverty in Urban America with a series of special programs in March, April, and May. The exhibition, on view in the Penn Museum's Merle-Smith Gallery East, will remain open after hours, 4:30 to 9:00 pm, prior to and after each program. All programs are pay-what-you-want.
Tuesday, May 4, 6:00-8:00 pm
Public Health and Law Enforcement: Reframing the Debate in Philadelphia
Round table discussion to re-examine the stalemate of the war on drugs. Can the traditional contradictions between zero laws and law enforcement, and public health needs and services, be mediated productively?
• Moderator: Jeffrey Drain - Associate Professor, School of Social Policy and Practice, University of Pennsylvania
• Philippe Bourgois - Richard Perry University professor of Anthropology & Family and Community Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
• Lt. Francis Healy - Special Advisor to the Police Commissioner, City of Philadelphia
• Dennis Culhane - Professor, School of Social Policy and Practice, University of Pennsylvania; Director of Research, National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans
• Prison System Representative - City of Philadelphia
Wednesday, March 17, 6:00-8:00 pm
A Conversation on Urban Poverty in Philadelphia and the United States
Round table discussion with audience participation. Scholars of urban America, whose life work has been dedicated to a theoretical and practical understanding of US intercity poverty, ethnic segregation, and the history of drug use and violence, participate.
• Philippe Bourgois - Richard Perry University professor of Anthropology & Family and Community Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
• Elijah Anderson - William K. Lanman, Jr. Professor of Sociology, Yale University
• Eric Schneider - Assistant Dean and Associate Director for Academic Affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences, Adjunct Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania
• Michael Katz - Water H. Annenberg Professor of History, Research Associate in the Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania
Monday, March 22, 6:00 pm
Play Reading: Corner Wars
"Corner Wars," a two act play, is the story of a day in the life of a group of young drug dealers working a street corner in North Philadelphia. Philadelphia playwright Timothy Dowlin, who studied theater at the High School for Creative and Performing Arts, wrote the play, his literary debut, which was first produced at 47th Street Theatre in New York by Theater for a New Generation in 2003. The play was awarded Newsday's George Oppenheimer award. Director Omar Evans organizes the reading; Mr. Dowlin joins for a question and answer period following the reading.
Tuesday, April 6, 6:00-8:00 pm
Addiction and Recovery: Lessons from Philadelphia
Round table discussion with audience participation. A discussion among practitioners and survivors working on the front lines in Philadelphia and at the national level, finding solutions to problems of addiction, homelessness, and poverty.
• Moderator Philippe Bourgois - Richard Perry University professor of Anthropology & Family and Community Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
• Marcella Maguire - Director of DBH (Department of Behavioral Health) Homeless Services at the City of Philadelphia
• Robert Fairbanks - Assistant Professor of Social Work, University of Chicago, and author, How It Works: Recovering Citizens in Post-Welfare Philadelphia (2009, The University of Chicago Press)
• Tony Moses - Clinical Superviosr at Miracles in Progress II, North Philadelphia
• LeeRoy Jordan - Program Director, Ready, Willing & Able, Philadelphia
In Righteous Dopefiend: Homelessness, Addiction and Poverty in Urban America, anthropologist Philippe Bourgois and photographer-ethnographer Jeff Schonberg document the daily lives of homeless drug users, drawing upon more than a decade of fieldwork they conducted among a community of heroin injectors and crack smokers who survive on the streets of San Francisco's former industrial neighborhoods. About 40 black and white photographs are interwoven with edited transcriptions of tape recorded conversations, fieldwork notes, and critical analysis to explore the intimate experience of homelessness and addiction. Revealing the social survival mechanisms and perspectives of this marginalized "community of addicted bodies," the exhibition also sheds light on the often unintended consequences of public policies that can exacerbate the suffering faced by street-based drug users in America.
The research for Righteous Dopefiend was funded by the National Institutes of Health.
The Penn Center for Public Health Initiatives is co-sponsor of this exhibition as a part of their 2009/2010 series, "Creative Action: The Arts in Public Health," and Penn's Arts and the City programming initiative.
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is dedicated to the study and understanding of human history and diversity. Founded in 1887, the Museum has sent more than 400 archaeological and anthropological expeditions to all the inhabited continents of the world. With an active exhibition schedule and educational programming for children and adults, the Museum offers the public an opportunity to share in the ongoing discovery of humankind's collective heritage.
Penn Museum is located at 3260 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 (on Penn's campus, across from Franklin Field and adjacent to SEPTA's University City Regional Rail station serving the R1, R2, and R3 lines). Museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:30 pm, Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 pm. Closed Mondays and holidays. Admission donation is $10 for adults; $7 for senior citizens (65 and above); $6 children (6 to 17) and full-time students with ID; free to Members, Penncard holders, and children 5 and younger; "pay-what-you-want" after 3:30 pm Tuesday through Saturday, and after 4:00 pm Sunday. Penn Museum can be found on the web at www.penn.museum. For general information call (215) 898-4000.
Photograph, above, by Jeffrey Schonberg, in the exhibition Righteous Dopefiend.
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