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In keeping with our focus on international news on Thursdays — but doing it TMM style — we wanted to follow up on two major international stories today. But, we wanted to get away from the "experts." We believe in expertise, we believe in earned authority — folks who've taken the time to master a subject and put careful thought and attention into it — but we also believe that we are all experts on our own lives. And so, there are times when we just want to visit with people who are living the story, not studying it.
It's why we went back to Gralen Banks in New Orleans this week to ask him how he's dealing with the news that the FEMA-issued trailer he and his family have been living in might be making them all sick. And it's why, today, we went to two academics who live in Pakistan who were part of street protests against Musharraf's imposition of emergency rule ... and it's why we went to the three young Kosovar-Albanians who are studying here in the U.S. to get their take on Kosovo's move toward independence this week. Are they big names you'd know from The New York Times? No, they aren't. But they are experts on their own lives.
In this historic moment for both countries, we appreciate their take on what it feels like, looks like, smells like. We hope you agree, but we also hope if you have other perspectives, you'll share them with us.
We know, for example, that many (maybe most?) Serbs take a different view of Kosovo's move toward independence. We're interested in that perspective also. You can write to us at out blog or call our comment line (202-842-3522) if you want to be a part of that conversation.
And, just in time for the Oscars, it used to be that girls who got "knocked up" often went "away" to deal with their "situations." How did they deal with it? Well, that's exactly why they went away ... to keep from having that conversation.
But times have changed, and many more women who conceive outside of marriage are not hiding that fact, and are, in fact, deciding to keep their babies. ...
There are so many opinions about what this all means — opinions by political leaders, religious leaders, sociologists, all of us. And now Hollywood has weighed in with two movies this year, both of them critical and commercial successes; so much so that one is an Academy Award Best Picture nominee. What does that mean?
Our friend, Shawn Edwards, who keeps us up to date on all things film talked to us about the films, but we also came across a book we wanted to share with you that talks about these issues in great detail. It's called Unmarried Couples with Children. Its edited by a professor from Harvard and one from Stanford. They worked on it for years.
It turns out that Knocked Up comes closer to the reality, because couples who have kids outside marriage are far MORE likely to be in their 20's, NOT teens. And, they are, in fact, typically together as a couple at the time of the birth. Most guys don't actually disappear when they get the news. ... And you know what else? The guy is more likely to be happy about the impending arrival than the woman, which is actually true in the film. Go figure. The non-reality part of it is that, in real life, the people most likely to have kids outside of marriage are less economically privileged than Katherine Heigl and her (er, what is he?) boyfriend in the film.
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I was pleased to listen to your Thursday show "Kosovar-Albanians Celebrate New Independence" on Tell Me More. I am from Tirana, Albania and like all Albanians all over the world, I was very happy to finally see Kosovo free after all the suffering and oppression it experienced under brutal Serbian rule.
I believe independence is the only and the best solution for both Kosovar-Albanians and Serbs.
I also listened to your show with the Serbian students as guests. While I hope that Serbia progresses as a country towards EU integration, I believe that the Serbian people need to wake up and face the 21st century reality.
It is shocking when you hear about Serb nationalist angrily protesting against Kosovo's independence in Serbia and elsewhere, an impoverished province that most Serbs have never even been too. For many years the Serbian population has been brainwashed with the same propaganda about Albanians, and unfortunately this Milosevic-style rhetoric continues to this day in Serbia. This is the source of why we see so many angry protests by Serbs. Propaganda that portrays Albanians as ???peasant Muslims??? who emigrated to Kosovo from Albania and who are very good at "multiplying" their population and who also are a great danger to Europe because after all they are Muslim does not go well in today???s multi-ethnic societies. But the Serbs have not yet realized this truth.
While this kind of derogatory ideology is obviously wrong by any democratic and multi-ethnic standards, it also proves that the Serbs have not come to terms with what they have done to others.
The Serbs need to face what they have done: the 200,000 Bosnians killed by Serbian forces during the Bosnia war, this horrific genocide that Europe easily forgot, the 10,000 people, (most of them innocent civilians, including women and children) killed in Kosovo, the hundreds and thousands who became refugees due to Serbian aggression all over the Balkans in the 90s, the raped women, the orphan children.
The German people are ashamed of what the Nazis did in World War II even to this day. As a nation the Germans are still healing from what they inflicted in others. But the Serbs have not even come to terms with what has happened in the Balkan wars of the 1990s, at least so it seems.
Instead they are very good at playing the role of the victim who is being suppressed by Western aggressors (such as the United States). This Serbian demagogy towards Kosovo and their past will only stop when Belgrade start to promote diversity and EU integration and not nationalistic propaganda, when the Serbian Orthodox church stops interfering in the politics of a secular government and when the Serbian people get outside of the box and look at the horror their countrymen have inflected in others.
Until then, I hope Kosovo heals from its horrific past and moves on as a diverse multi-ethnic society with EU integration aspirations. MLK said ???I have a dream???. Kosovars can now say ???they had a dream???, the dream of one day being a free people.


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Bite of the Arts — One of the most exciting aspects of academic life at Nicholls State University is its John Folse Culinary Institute, where students learn the craft of cooking.
To raise money in support of the program, the institute held its 17th annual Bite of the Arts gala Thursday night in the student union.
This year's version of the event — complete with excellent food — raised money for the ongoing $12.5 million construction project on the school's new building.
The new building will allow the school to double its enrollment to about 600 students, giving them the opportunity to learn under some of the best and brightest chefs anywhere around.
As always, the gala was a success, raising an estimated $100,000 toward this worthwhile goal.
Sometimes we forget all the incredible resources we have right here in our local area, but the Bite of the Arts is just one opportunity for the public to see for itself just one of them while raising money for a good cause.
Keeping tradition alive — Speaking of worthy causes, another one is Houma's MacDonell Children's Home, which is hosting its own gala next week.
The Celebrate the Child banquet is scheduled for 7-10 p.m. Friday in the Houma Municipal Auditorium, 880 Verret St.
The annual event was in danger of falling victim to recent budget cuts, but former residents of the home led the effort to put it on once again.
"Instead of it being a gala, really black tie and formal, we wanted to get down to more casual and get to the essence of giving and raising awareness about the foster program," said Paul Wayne, one of this year's organizers.
The home helps the community by providing a home to children who need a healthy, supportive environment. It is only fair that members of the community give back to the cause.
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Matherne, who was already disabled, suffered black eyes, a broken nose and burns from the taser.
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The police said the bearded person was actually a woman, Lindsey Nicole Pruitt, 22, of Enid, Okla., who was arrested while wearing a glued-on goatee and who had a fake gun, described as a realistic replica of a Beretta 9 millimeter, stuffed in her waistband. Ms. Pruitt was charged with robbery in connection with a holdup at the Java the Hut in Pacific, Wash., the police said, and was being held on $70,000 bail in neighboring Pierce County.
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Amid the hectic neon sprawl of Tokyo, the world's largest megacity, a renegade band of slow-lifers is bucking the trend with a radical idea - embracing the sound of silence by candle light.
The "Cafe Slow" is a pocket of soothing darkness in the midst of greater Tokyo, an urban expanse of over 30 million that buzzes 24 hours a day and glows brightly even when viewed from space.
In Tokyo, Japan's sleepless hub of 21st-century urban life, it also hopes to be a centre for an alternative lifestyle that celebrates organic food, fair trade and other principles of a life in harmony with the planet.
The cafe's founder, Atsushi Yoshioka, 63, looks with some pity at the millions of suit-clad "salarymen" who day after day crowd out the city's spaghetti-bowl subway system. He knows, because he was one of them.
"I was such a fast person for such a long time," said Yoshioka, chatting recently in his cafe, where the flickering light of honeycomb wax candles lit up a rustic interior fashioned from recycled timber.
"I kept moving in and out, changing place 20 times, because I always wanted a bigger place, a more convenient place," he said of his 30-year international career. "I had more money, but I was also spending it a lot faster."
Since he ended his career as a bureaucrat with the UN educational and cultural agency UNESCO, "I haven't worn a tie once," he said. "I no longer squeeze myself into packed rush hour trains either."
Yoshioka is a member of the Tokyo Sloth Club, founded in 1999, almost a decade after Japan's "bubble era" of spectacular growth ended in a stock and property crash that rang in a period of relative stagnation, and Cafe Slow is an offshoot of the movement.
"The club was created to propose a lifestyle like that of the sloth," said its general director Naoko Baba. "Sloths may have an image of being laggards in evolution. But they have survived the law of the jungle."
"They live in a tree and eat the leaves while nurturing the tree with their droppings. This is very wise ecologically," she said.
"You don't need to be strong to survive. This may give us a clue to solving many problems that our society now faces."
Motivated by the same go-slow philosophy, Yoshioka in 2001 started his weekly "cafe in the dark" nights, where patrons unplug the electricity and instead sit, talk and relax in the warm glow of candles, to piano music.
"Our civilisation has desperately tried to remove the darkness by turning the lights on all over," he said.
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"I want to reconnect people's bonds in the slow movement," Yoshioka said.
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This is a quote I found on Gamefaqs that might help with the slab material.
"you can get all the achievements/trophies with just one, when you upgrade a weapon at the blacksmith the game does not save until you press the back button, so get a flame weapon to +5, ascend it to +6 then reinforce it to +10 to get the trophy BUT DO NOT PRESS THE BACK BUTTON, turn off the game and when you turn it back on your sword will be back at +6 and you will still have the red slab, just take it back down to +5 and ascend to chaos and then repeat the process"
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Subway shrinkage - when 6 inches is not 6 inches
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A smaller Subway sub is a blessing in disguise.Hide replies
Misadvertisement is never a "blessling." It is consumer fraud. If the so-called sub is not the advertised length, its price should be lower.
Go to Suburpia instead. They taste so much better!Hide replies
Suburpia is awful ...... need to check your tastebuds.
Suburpias main spice is salt.
hate to tell y'all this but a lot of restaurants have been doing this for at least a year. I swear that a popular local burger place has been doing this. They cut the portions (size of burger, amount of fries, etc.) but leave the price the same. Just a result of the economy.Hide replies
But the real issue is how they advertise it. If they just advertise it as, say, their deluxe burger, they're OK. If they advertise it as the deluxe quarter pound burger, and are now using 3 oz. rather than 4 oz. of meat, they are breaking the law.
Someone made a good point elsewhere that you're all missing. Maybe they just sliced the bread a little off. Bottom line is, all the meats are proportioned at Subway, so you're still getting the same amount of sandwich innards. Maybe you got shorted on the bread a smidge as a result of an honest mistake.
Shop and eat local, buy Cousin's next time you want a sub. That new pretzel bread with hot ham and Wisconsin cheddar is out of this world! IMO And don't even get me started on the double Philly and classic Cousins club. Plus you get 7 ½ inches, which in a few years with Subways accountants help, will be almost twice the size of their "6 inch" sub.
Again, shop locally owned businesses!Hide replies
Subways are franchises and mostly locally owned, just like Cousin's. They use a similar process and cost a similar amount to own a franchise.
Article title sounds like the openning diary entry after a sub-par date between two Subway coworkers...;-)
This explains why no one can find Jarod.
It's a metric conversion error.
Easy way to measure without a measuring tape: a dollar bill is about 6.1 inches long, so if your sandwich is about that length then you are ok.
When was the last time you bought a wooden 2 x 4 that was actually 2 inches by 4 inches. They re quit a bit smaller, must be somebody's fault somewhere. Hey legal eagles, how about a class action on this?Hide replies
2x4 is the nominal size, before drying and planing. Actual size of a 2x4 is 1 1/2 x 3 1/2 and is a standardized convention across the US. If you wnat a true 2x4, you can get them custom made at a lumber mill. They will be more expensive, but a much higher quality. Maybe sandwiches should be listed as nominal as well.
Subway is not fresh or healthy. The bread alone has enough carbs that the avg person should be eating in two meals! By healthy, I mean that there are better options out there than Subway
I am on the Weight Watchers diet. For those who are aware of the "points system", a footlong sub WITHOUT Cheese, Mayo or Oil ( the 3 things that will add a ton of fat to your food and they don't have reduced fat or fat free cheeses) cost me 18 points if I use 9 Grain Wheat Bread. That is 18 points worth of bread because the meat isn't really that much considering how thinly sliced they are and veggies are "free" points. I can go eat a serving size of grilled chicken with some veggies, fruit, wild rice and eat less points for something that is more fulfilling!
Not only that, but there are 3 Subways near my job and none of them uses fresh veggies but rather, left overs from the night before that never looks appealing. I typically make my own lunch but sometimes you wake up late or just don't have the time in the morning and I settled for a Sub.
I'd rather go to Pot Belly's , Cousins Subs or Milios. At least at Milio's, you can get low carb bread.
Subway is like every other Corp ran restaurant who falsely advertise.Hide replies
How do you know they use last night's veggies? They have to be fresh at some point, right? Nobody is forcing anybody to eat at Subway. Maybe they're the bottom of the sub restaurants, just like McDonald's is near the bottom in fast-food quality. In my opinion... If you find another place more to your liking, go there.
If you go in the AM mornings of Subway right when they open, which I did, I can tell if a damn tomato was just sliced an hour ago versus 6 hours ago.
I would assume many people could by using these things cause sight and senses.
Also, you clearly did not understand the nature of my post. Veggies at your home are worse or better quality than veggies at a fast food place that was sitting out for some hours then refridgerated to save cost?
Come to think of it, so what if they were last night's veggies? I eat vegetables at home that have been in my kitchen for a week. I highly doubt even your favorite restaurant just tosses its perfectly useable food in the trash at the end of the day.
No one cares about your "point" problem. Weight Watchers is a scam to charge the naive $15 a week to learn a "points" system and sell WW products, when all you need to do is use federal government's free web site's food pyramid.
You're reading comprehension is that of a monkey.
Has anybody EVER seen vegetables actually being cut up at Subway's? I haven't.
I HAVE seen them replenish their veggie stock from large plastic bags which tells me they weren't even sliced in-store, but rather at a corporate commissary somewhere, treated with preservatives before shipping.
blah, blah, blah. i eat better than you do. blah, blah, blah. life is terminal so maybe you should go get a jimmy johns for your pie hole indrained.
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Open System Preferences » SynergyKM, select Share my keyboard and mouse, and in the Server Configuration, add a screen for your Windows system and open Screen Options. Change your modifier key configuration there.
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British Library EThOS: Analysis of mixed-use schemes in regeneration areas
At last, my PhD research study is available on-line thru EThOS (e-Theses Online Service) based in the UK. EThOS is the UK's national thesis service which aims to maximize the visibility and availability of the UK's doctoral research theses. Thru this website, it demonstrate the quality of research that were funded by the UK government which at the end provides opportunities for further research.
Since my research was funded thru VCRS - Vice Chancellor Research Scheme of the University of Ulster in Jordanstown (UUJ), Newtonabbey, Northern Ireland, EThOS helps various institutions to promote these PhDs researches funded by the UK government to be available or accessible online.
Moreover, EThOS has an aggregated record of all doctoral theses awarded by UK Higher Education institutions , and allow users to have free access to the full text. To date, there are approximately 400,000 records relating to theses awarded by over 120 institutions.
I will take this opportunity to thank the British government for sponsoring my 3-year PhD program at UUJ. It was not an easy learning experience, but it was worth taking and I do hope that the knowledge gained from the study will remind me always to inspire young people to do further higher education.
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Manual on Wastewater Management 2015
This publication entitled "Policy Guidance Manual on Wastewater Management With a Special Emphasis on Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems (DEWATS)" has been developed based on experience of the policy makers and in consultations with various stakeholders and launched during the regional workshop on Wastewater Management and Sanitation held at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand in April 2015.
It is also contains set of policy recommendations developed as an output of the joint ESCAP-UN-Habitat-AIT project on "Strengthening capacity of policymakers in South-East Asia to promote policies and developing plans for improved wastewater treatment and reuse in urban and peri-urban areas." (Source: http://www.unescap.org/ and http://www.ait.ac.th/)
It is also contains set of policy recommendations developed as an output of the joint ESCAP-UN-Habitat-AIT project on "Strengthening capacity of policymakers in South-East Asia to promote policies and developing plans for improved wastewater treatment and reuse in urban and peri-urban areas." (Source: http://www.unescap.org/ and http://www.ait.ac.th/)
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
Rain by Cynthia Barnett
She was one of the keynote speakers and also launched her book entitled, RAIN - A Natural and Cultural History.
From the author herself, she explained that the book is elemental, mysterious, precious, destructive. It is the subject of countless poems and paintings; the top of the weather report; the source of the world's water. Rain is also a travelogue, taking readers to Scotland to tell the surprising story of the mackintosh raincoat, and to India, where villagers extract the scent of rain from the monsoon-drenched earth and turn it into perfume.
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I am building up my e-library providing a list of various books and authors that really inspired me to read more and be an avid fan of their characters.
Someday in my hometown back in one of the islands in the Philippines, I will be able to have a mini-library of my own where everyone could visit and of course to spend time to read my collections for free! Most of the time Im living abroad so I collected alot of these books and mags which give me headache when it comes to packing and sending home to Philippines. It costs me alot of money, BUT Im determined to collect more and share it with my kababayan...
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"Learning is a continuous process and reading is a lifelong learning experience...and books are our best companion to make it happen, ultimately to be treasured forever!"
Someday in my hometown back in one of the islands in the Philippines, I will be able to have a mini-library of my own where everyone could visit and of course to spend time to read my collections for free! Most of the time Im living abroad so I collected alot of these books and mags which give me headache when it comes to packing and sending home to Philippines. It costs me alot of money, BUT Im determined to collect more and share it with my kababayan...
If you want to donate books, I'm very please to arrange for partnership which will acknowledge your involvement and generosity to take part in my project. Please don't hesitate to contact me privately or you can leave your message in the comment box.
"Learning is a continuous process and reading is a lifelong learning experience...and books are our best companion to make it happen, ultimately to be treasured forever!"
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Thursday, 25 September 2014
Book Review: Shine of Candy Gourlay
|Candy Gourlay is currently visiting the Philippine for series of book signing and talks about her latest novel, Shine. She will be at Glorietta 1 National Bookstore on Saturday, 27 September for the final leg of her book launching in the Philippines. Check it out.
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Monday, 8 September 2014
Shine by Candy Gourlay...a book launch in Manila
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Greatest stories ever told...the most controversial man who ever lived - holy week good read!
DO YOU DARE to read His story? Even if it may change your life forever? From the biggest-selling book in the history of the world, comes the greatest story ever told. This is about the most controversial man who ever lived. His life is presented in the most popular graphic novel format on earth.
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Monday, 14 April 2014
23 April - World Book Day in the Philippines
The World Book and Copyright Day 2014 was launched by UNESCO eighteen years ago. This year, the Philippines thru the sponsorship of the National Book Development Board (NBDB), the event will showcasing creative performances, musical acts, exhibitions, workshops, seminars, and more!
The event will also features some of the Filipino artists and performers such as the UP Guitar Trio, Sipat Lawin Ensemble, slam poets from Speak! Philippines, the Balagstars Balagtasan group from Linangan sa Imahen, Retorika, at Anyo (LIRA), and comedian RJ Ledesma. This year's venue is the Bonifacio High Street, Taguig City and everyone is invited to participate in the promotion of reading and writing.
Click the image (top) for additional information. By the way, this is also coincides with the 4th year celebration of the World Book Night in the UK, Ireland and USA.
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Tuesday, 18 March 2014
2014 World Book Night Invitation
Take part in this year's biggest celebration of book sharing and giving. If you are interested to join as a community book giver, click the image above for details or click Registration. As a prospective giver, you can give away any any book you want - one you already own, or one you buy specially, new or second-hand. You can also choose whoever you want to give the book to – a friend, a member of your community, a complete stranger. What the World Book Night organizer ask is that you give your book with the aim of helping someone develop the same love of reading that you have.
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Thursday, 16 January 2014
Mega Book Sale at National
This is something not to be missed. I visited the store last night and unexpectedly, I saw a big crowd - busy browsing and reading from the huge files of assorted books and school supplies. After an hour, I brought home 8 books worth total 292 pesos only! Aside from pocketbooks there are academic books and reference materials, including children publications.
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Thursday, 19 December 2013
Free ebook on how to conduct research projects: theses and dissertations
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BookFace: Read my mind by Atty Mel Sta. Maria
|My 6-year old niece browsing the book...
Because of curiosity I bought the book from National Bookstore (Cubao branch). Even though, I am a regular listener of his radio program, I do not even read his regular column in Interaksyon.com.
Just a few things about the book:
1. The book has 15 sections with timeless subjects with personal and national importance. Straight forward commentaries... The first section on Sabah is perfect to be in the first few pages of the book. Atty Mel's opinions are relevant and with substance that for ordinary people could understand and encouraging us to come up with our own judgment. His criticisms are not "below the belt", but witty, especially with sensitive issues;
2. I suggested that this book is a timely and special Xmas gift to our dear President, P-NOY and his advisers to address the Sabah conflict, and other political concerns. (If someone close to our President and Cabinet members wants to give a gift);
3. I am also an educator and do feel same with Atty Mel's teaching experience on how we inspire young kids to be of service to unfortunate kababayans and inspire them to be professional on their chosen careers;
4. I do agree with Atty Mel's stand concerning Carlos Celdran's case, and VP Binay for his future candidacy as President in 2016 election...and of course the author's advice on how the government will address Sabah's territorial conflict is commendable;
5. On a lighter note, there is something lacking in the author's commentaries regarding "Inspirational Loss" and "MVP-Ateneo Misunderstanding". Finally, I did smile while reading his Jesuit's anecdote - even GOD S.J. cannot help but to get a side! And finally, the author's hilarious teaching situations with his students... they were really funny but witty;
6. Finally, Atty Mel's collection of photos with big personalities/celebs are authentic, absolutely they were "not photo shopped"; and
7. By the way, just one minor suggestion. A list of references or bibliographies should be added in the book for readers familiarize with the various laws and legal documents (including original sources) referred/cited in the text.
OVERALL, the book is an eye opener to current events and issues facing the country... Commentaries from Atty Mel provided a better understanding of the issues presented in each of the essays and much an appreciation of the Philippine legal system.
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Monday, 16 December 2013
Unusual story of Beatrice and Virgil (Yann Martel)
"To my mind, faith is like being in the sun. The shadow is doubt. And it goes wherever you go as long as you stay in the sun."
This is about Henry's fate when he met a professional – a taxidermist who preserves, treats, and mounts different kinds of dead animals. Beatrice and Virgil are the main characters of a play written by the taxidermist. He (taxidermist) shared their story by reading the script during Henry's regular visits to his Okami Taxidermy shop. Henry became obsessed with taxidermist's storytelling on the lives of a donkey and a monkey which also led to the former discovery of the latter strange behavior.
Yann Martel's story has a disturbing and unhappy ending with strange turns of events. At the end of the book, he included the games that Beatrice and Virgil enjoyed to play. For instance, Game #1: Your ten-year old son is speaking to you. He says he has found a way of obtaining some potatoes to feed your starving family. If he is caught, he will be killed. Do you let him go?
For Game #11: Of your community of 1,650 souls, 122 have survived. You hear that your entire extended family is dead, that your house has been taken over by strangers, that all your possessions have been stolen. You also hear that the new government wants to turn a new page and address the errors of the past. Do you return home?
And finally, Game #12: A doctor is speaking to you: "This pill will erase your memory. You will forget all your suffering and all your loss. But you will also forget your entire past." Do you swallow the pill?This book was registered in Bookcrossing and released/received in March 2011 during a Bookcrossing-Northern Ireland meet-up in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It took me more than 2 years to finally read and release it here in Manila. Click the image above for the release notes and the book journey. Hope this book will travel well and inspire others to release more books in the wild...!
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Monday, 9 December 2013
My personal donation to a community public library in the Philippines
Lately, I decided to donate these magazines to our local community library, Quezon City Public Library located in Cubao, Quezon City, Metro Manila. Instead of keeping them in the box, it is more useful if these mags will be displayed and share to other local residents who regularly visit the library.
Aside from these mags, a number of pocket books are also donated. Some of these books were also registered at BookCrossing to track down their journey. The officer-in-charge was happy enough to accept my personal collection.
I am just hoping that this contribution to the library will increase the readership and inspire others to travel and take photos while traveling.
Note: I got an official letter from the librarian, thanking me of my donation. Some of the copies of the magazines will be displayed in the main library of the city. I also decide to donate copies of my postgraduate theses to the library very soon.
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Skip to comments.Day of Rage?
Posted on 09/17/2011 8:39:50 AM PDT by SWAMPSNIPER
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Looks like Greece. I'm from NY. I understand the "language" and that's not it!
I didn't see, I was too busy being vexed.
Vex on, Vex off!
Who is Lootie?
That's not as bad as being stuned, you should be thankful!
I agree. Being stuned is as bad as it gets. :)
Yes, a beeber is a terrible thing to waste!
CamEdwards CamEdwards
Celebrating #DayofRage by taking my daughter to the park. I think we're gonna yell at the squirrels or something.
A day of mild irritation?
Oh my. I could take that comment and go so many places, but I do enjoy my posting privileges =).
I've gotta go stock up on next week's reading material, I won't have wheels for a while.
Love the tiny looter dude; so funny.
Just saw this on twitter..
BreakingNews Breaking News
Protesters prepare to 'Occupy Wall Street'; Reports of police barricades near NY Stock Exchange, bull. Photos: http://bit.ly/nSnFp0
No wheels? Why?
With the kids both job hunting for the better part of a year we're lucky we aren't walking.
I've been sweating something breaking down, my savings account is trashed.
savethiscountry Sherri
The police have everything in their control. they arnt letting ppl near Stock exchange. Basically hearding them arnd The Bull. #DayOfRage
I hear ya, mine as well. My Ford Explorer needed some work, besides a rebuilt tranny. Lost hours on the job, thankfully not the job, but it has been an adjustment.
Some scary stuff out there.
It will take years to catch back up, if ever. I was set for a decent retirement, nothing fancy but OK. No way now and I'm not gonna let the kids down.
I always knew I'd be "dying at the desk". Sorry to hear about your retirement.
That sucks.....for now. 2012 election will seal the deal for all of us.
Lord help us all.
Maybe so few showed up, the enemedia is embarrassed?
The page that you have requested may have moved or does not exist. Please check the url for proper spelling and capitalization.
Still looking for something to be enraged about?
I wish I could work, with my medical record the past 10 years I don't think Walmart would let me be a greeter.
I have a few ideas for them, I'm pretty enraged myself.
Livestream offline, 1:45 PM.
Dunno....need to study my portfolio right now
Live stream from around the world - this is a planned event in many countries.
At this moment, I don't care about other countries. What I want to see is the NYC "protest".
Good luck with that, and the NYPD.
From the video, it looks much more like a thousand to 1,500. If they really and 20K i'm sure the MSM would be reporting it.
It looks like there are more people going about whatever business they would be doing on a late summer afternoon in mid-town Manhattan than angry protestors.
That must be an old picture. Those people are standing in about a foot of snow.
It looks like, perhaps, 100 to 150 people have showed up. I bet they disperse before last call at the nearest bar.
A "rager" on site claimed 5000 protestors.
The MSM is reporting 700.
Which means the actual total is probably 200 or so.
Is Soros so tapped out these days he can't even hire a decent flash mob?
Damned communists just ain't what they used to be!
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Military's 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Returns
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway describes the Pentagon's seemingly confused approach to religious proselytizing or evangelizing within the ranks ("The Pentagon's Problem With Proselytizing," Houses of Worship, May 10).
Diversity advocates argued that the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy had to end because gays were unfairly forced to conceal their sexual orientation. Now there is controversy about whether Christians will need to hide their religious beliefs. If the Pentagon really wants to make life comfortable for gay soldiers, atheists and women, while stifling the religious expression of the other 80%-plus in the military, it better hope that an awful lot of gays, atheists and women are ready to fill the combat boots of straight Christian males—in case the latter group senses that their religious freedom has been fragged.
Jim Moore
Falls Church, Va.


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A Harvard University student's "chick lit" novel has been permanently withdrawn and her two-book deal canceled, publisher Little, Brown and Co. announced Tuesday, as allegations of literary borrowing proliferated against Kaavya Viswanathan's "How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild and Got a Life."
"Little, Brown and Company will not be publishing a revised edition of 'How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life' by Kaavya Viswanathan, nor will we publish the second book under contract," Michael Pietsch, Little Brown's senior vice president and publisher, said in a statement.
Little, Brown, which had initially said the book would be revised, declined to comment on whether Viswanathan would have to return her reported six-figure advance. Tuesday's decision caps a stunning downfall for the 19-year-old Viswanathan, a Harvard sophomore whose novel came out in March to widespread attention.
Viswanathan, who was 17 when she signed the deal, did not immediately return calls seeking comment Tuesday.
A spokeswoman for Alloy Entertainment, a book packager that helped Viswanathan shape her narrative and shared the book's copyright, said the company would have no comment.
Interest in used editions of the book remains strong enough that it was the No. 58 seller on Amazon.com on Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, The Record of Bergen County said Tuesday that it will review the news articles Visvanathan wrote for the 180,000-circulation daily paper in northern New Jersey while an intern in 2003 and 2004.
Editor Frank Scandale said The Record, which has written several of its own articles about the plagiarism allegations, will hire a service to vet the dozen or so light features she wrote while one of about 18 interns at the paper.
Scandale recalled Viswanathan as having strong writing skills for a high schooler, and as an upbeat, affable young woman.
"To us she was a bright young kid that seemed to have the makings of a good writer. There were no alarms; nobody had ever questioned any of her stories," he said. "We have no reason to believe there's anything wrong with her copy. But in light of what's going on, we thought we should check her stuff out."
Publisher Nixes Deal With Young Author
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|Material Type:
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Nicholas G Carr
|1591394449 9781591394440
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|xvii, 193 pages ; 22 cm
|Technological transformations: the rise of a new business infrastructure --
Laying tracks: the nature and evolution of infrastructural technologies --
An almost perfect commodity: the fate of computer hardware and software --
Vanishing advantage: information technology's changing role in business --
The universal strategy solvent: the IT infrastructure's corrosive effect on traditional advantages --
Managing the money pit: new imperatives for IT investment and management --
A dream of wonderful machines: the reading, and misreading, of technological change.
|Nicholas G. Carr.
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"Every year, companies spend more than $2 trillion on computer and communications equipment and services. Underlying these enormous expenditures is one of modern business's most deeply held assumptions: that information technology is increasingly critical to competitive advantage and strategic success." "In this book, Nicholas G. Carr calls the common wisdom into question, contending that IT's strategic importance has actually dissipated as its core functions have become available and affordable to all. Expanding on the controversial Harvard Business Review article that provoked a storm a debate around the world, Does IT Matter? shows that IT - like earlier infrastructural technologies such as railroads and electric power - is steadily evolving from a profit-boosting proprietary resource to a simple cost of doing business." "Carr draws on convincing historical and contemporary examples to explain why innovations in hardware, software, and networking are rapidly replicated by competitors, neutralizing their strategic power to set one business apart from the pack. He shows why IT's emergence as a shared and standardized infrastructure is a natural and necessary process that may ultimately deliver huge economic and social benefits."--Jacket.
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Great news! Grow babies grow!
Michelle GO BHB, Got Twins?, Colorado, MTAM
Amanda 10/14/89, Emily & Sarah 2/18/04
Great! What is your profession? I"ll be 28 weeks at my Xmas break. I"m a teacher..wondering when I"ll be out of work.
Kristine (34)DH Robert (32) DS 1-24-2007, DS 3-6-2009
DD's -Mono-Di identical twin girls Allison and Olivia 3-7-2013- 38 weeks3days
A married to J since 12-27-2008
R born 1-9-10! She is my JOY!
Abigail/Gauge born spontaneously at 35 weeks 1-21-13
i would like to only have that far to go. 18 weeks..i'm quite a few behind.
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EJ & JJ ~ 3.10.2013 ~ scheduled to arrive via rcs 2.22.2013
I am a teacher as well and my ob/gyn pulled me out at 28 weeks. In retrospect I am glad since the next month was really tough on my body. I started with contractions but no change in cervix at 31 weeks. I delivered my twins at exactly 33 weeks 0 days. I believe I probably would have delivered them earlier if I continued to try to teach.


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