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Jennifer Granick is the Director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. Jennifer returns to Stanford after working with the internet boutique firm of Zwillgen PLLC. Before that, she was the Civil Liberties Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Jennifer practices, speaks and writes about computer crime and security, electronic surveillance, consumer privacy, data protection, copyright, trademark and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. From 2001 to 2007, Jennifer was Executive Director of CIS and taught Cyberlaw, Computer Crime Law, Internet intermediary liability, and Internet law and policy. Before teaching at Stanford, Jennifer spent almost a decade practicing criminal defense law in California. She was selected by Information Security magazine in 2003 as one of 20 "Women of Vision" in the computer security field. She earned her law degree from University of California, Hastings College of the Law and her undergraduate degree from the New College of the University of South Florida.
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Reflections on the FBI's Attempt to Dragoon Apple Into Subverting iPhone Security
By Jennifer Granick on February 24, 2016 at 11:37 am
On Monday, I wrote a post for Just Security where I reflected on last week's news concerning the FBI's attempts to coerce Apple into creating a forensic bypass to the iPhone passcode lockout. I wrote that we live in a software-defined world. In 2000, Lawrence Lessig wrote that Code is Law — the software and hardware that comprise cyberspace are powerful regulators that can either protect or threaten liberty. A few years ago, Mark Andreessen wrote that software was eating the world, pointing to a trend that is hockey sticking today. Software is redefining everything, even national defense.
Technologists' Brief in Wikimedia v. NSA
By Jennifer Granick on February 24, 2016 at 11:31 am
Federal judge shines a spotlight on the "going dark" debate
By Jennifer Granick on October 14, 2015 at 12:07 pm
Last Friday, a New York federal judge joined in the contentious current debate over whether tech companies should be forced to provide law enforcement the ability to decipher encrypted data stored on smartphones and in the cloud.
Data and protecting the right to privacy
By Jennifer Granick on September 29, 2015 at 10:56 am
Things We STILL Need To Know About Domestic Spying
By Jennifer Granick on June 15, 2015 at 1:57 pm
In two years, section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act will expire. It is essential the public to have confidence that any reforms to section 702 will actually address problems with PRISM and Upstream surveillance. To get that confidence, we have to know a lot more about how the intelligence community is using section 702. That understanding requires more investigation.
Shloss v. Estate of Joyce
After the Estate of James Joyce refused to allow a scholar to quote Joyce in her book, we successfully defended her right under the fair use doctrine to use the quotes she needed to illustrate her scholarship. After we prevailed in the case, the Estate paid $240,000 of our client's legal fees.
Kahle v. Gonzales
In this case, two archives challenged statutes that extended copyright terms unconditionally—the Copyright Renewal Act and the Copyright Term Extension Act (CTEA)—as unconstitutional under Copyright Clause and the First Amendment.
The Microsoft Ireland Case and the Future of Digital Privacy
This post is the latest installment of our "Monday Reflections" feature, in which a different Just Security editor examines the big stories from the previous week or looks ahead to key developments on the horizon.
Surveillance Oversight Should Be President-Proof, But We're Still a Long Way Off
Last week, at an event co-hosted by Just Security and NYU's Brennan Center for Justice, the NSA's Civil Liberties and Privacy Director Rebecca Richards dropped the ball.
Who Sets the Rules of the Privacy and Security Game?
Last week's big cybersecurity news was that the FBI obtained a court order to force Apple to develop new software that would bypass several iPhone security features so the FBI can attempt to unlock the work phone of one of the San Bernardino shooters. Apple plans to challenge that order. (Full disclosure: I am planning on writing a technologists' amicus brief on Apple's side in that challenge.)
OmniCISA Pits DHS Against the FCC and FTC on User Privacy
On Friday, Congress will vote on a mutated version of security threat sharing legislation that had previously passed through the House and Senate. These earlier versions would have permitted private companies to share with the federal government categories of data related to computer security threat signatures. Companies that did so would also receive legal immunity from liability under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) and other privacy laws.
A Quick Update: Apple, Privacy, and the All Writs Act of 1789
Here's the latest in the encryption case we've been writing about in which the Justice Department is asking Magistrate Judge James Orenstein to order Apple to unlock a criminal defendant's passcode-protected iPhone. The government seized and has authority to search the phone pursuant to a search warrant.
The Apple Case Will Grope Its Way Into Your Future
""This case can't be a one-time deal," said Neil Richards, a professor at the Washington University School of Law. "This is about the future."
What's At Stake In Apple/FBI Fight: Who Gets To Set The Rules That Govern Your Privacy & Security
"Lots of people, mainly those supporting the DOJ/FBI's view of the Apple fight, have been arguing that this isn't a big deal. They're just asking for one small thing. Other people have tried to examine "what's at stake" in the case, with a number of the arguments falling into the typical "privacy v. security" framing, or even something around precedents related to privacy and security. However, Jennifer Granick recently wrote a great piece that does a much better job framing what's truly at stake. It's not privacy vs.
Apple to tell judge in California case: Congress must decide
"The U.S. has used the All Writs Act at least three times — most recently in 1980 — to compel a phone company to provide a list of dialed numbers, but in those cases the technology and tools already existed, said Jennifer Granick, an attorney and director of civil liberties and the Stanford Center for Internet and Society.
Apple-FBI Fight Asks: Is Code Protected as Free Speech?
""The signature is part of Apple's security ecosystem; it's a promise that Apple believes this code is safe for you to run," said Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society. "The phone doesn't run software that Apple hasn't signed."
"This debate is so important and it's critical that we get it right," said Neil Richards, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis.
Apple Ruling Poses Grave Danger to Investor's Privacy Rights
"It has been reported that the Director of Civil Liberties at Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society, Jennifer Granick, said, "This is a new frontier. I know of no other statutory provision that would arguably create an obligation for device manufacturers to help out government.""
Companies, Consumers & The State: Defining Private Industry's Obligation to Protect Privacy (Past Event)
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New Alliances in Cybersecurity, Human Rights and Internet Governance (Past Event)
On Wednesday, February 17, The Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law at Stanford, The Center for International Governance Innovation, and the Research Advisory Network of the Global Commission on Internet Governance will present an all-day conference entitled "New Alliances in Cybersecurity, Human Rights and Internet Governance." The conference will discuss the challenges of creating a regime of internet governance that pays attention to security and human rights in the digital context.
The Frontiers of Cybersecurity Policy and Law (Past Event)
Over the course of two days in February 2016, the Strauss Center at the University of Texas-Austin will host a unique and timely conference focused on the legal and policy dimensions of cybersecurity.
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Learn about CIS and how we can help you build a career in technology law
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Risky Business #417 -- PlayPen ruling to let FBI off leash?
July 8, 2016
In this week's feature interview we're chatting with Stanford's very own Jennifer Granick about a recent ruling in a Virginia court that appears to give the FBI permission to hack into any computer it wants, sans warrant. Well that's what the headlines are screaming, anyway. But as you'll hear, it's not quite that black and white.
The Seeds Of Apple's Standoff With DOJ May Have Been Sown In Brooklyn
February 22, 2016
""What was remarkable was that the public hadn't seen the argument surfaced," says Jennifer Granick at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. She says Judge Orenstein was trying to stoke a public debate. "Judge Orenstein had concerns about whether the government's legal argument was a valid legal argument."
Truth and Power - About The Issue: Cell Phone Surveillance
February 3, 2016
Jennifer Granick, Director of Civil Liberties, is in this episode discussing Stingray technology.
"Truth and Power" highlights Daniel Rigmaiden, the young tech-genius who exposed STINGRAY - a secret government surveillance technology that hacks into your cell phones. All New Episodes - Fridays at 10 p.m. ET / PT on Pivot. Learn more at http://bit.ly/TruthAndPowerPivot.
Phone Carriers Tight-Lipped On How They Will Comply With New Surveillance Law
June 4, 2015
""The phone companies may already have data retention obligations under the Communications Act, but there's no additional obligation as a result of USA Freedom having passed," says Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society.
The long arms of the right to be forgotten
May 28, 2015
"A year ago, a European Court said people had a right to demand Google take down certain search results about them. Theright to be forgotten was born.
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Legend Video is putting out some of the finest light-hearted porn available these days, with a pitch-perfect mix of humor and heat. Princess Whore 2 is no exception.
Hannah Harper is the long-lost princess of the principality of Fortuna, discovered working the street by her uncle and whisked away to a life of pampering and luxury. But there's a rival to the throne —her scheming vixen of a cousin, Melody. And besides, Harper isn't sure she wants to give up the whore lifestyle just yet.
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Back home, Evan Stone offers his services so that she'll never have to sneak out again, and Harper is about to take him up on his offer when she's whisked away to the dungeon. Melody has black-mailed Harper's uncle into recognizing her claim to the throne with threats of exposing his sexual secrets. Melody celebrates her victory with beau Ben English in the throne room.
Just for the chutzpah of donning an orange wig and appearing in full drag without shaving first, Frank Bukkwyd deserves a pre-nom for Best Non-Sex Performance. His secret, you see, is that he's a closet drag queen. After Stone frees Harper from the dungeon and the princess tells her uncle that she doesn't mind that he's got "an alternative lifestyle," it's off to the coronation, which doubles as Bukkwyd's girlie debut.
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LA People 2009: Rock and Soul Kevin Morgan
They call him the "Rock Star."
For the past six years, Kevin Morgan has been building Stonehenge-like monuments, called "Angel Stones," for all the people who arrive in Venice Beach with big dreams but end up victims of drugs or violence.
"It's a memorial to 89 lives," says the wiry Morgan, who lived in the beachside neighborhood for 27 years. "They came from all over the world, [but] lost their lives to bad influence choices. They are the forgotten souls of Venice Beach."
Until a few months ago, Morgan rode two buses from Eagle Rock, which he now calls home, cleared away condoms and whatnot on the beach, and went to work on the memorial near the jetty at Market Street, where he would skillfully place one rock on top of another — from noon to sunset, Tuesday through Friday — to form a singular piece of art. A man taught him the art 14 years ago when he was visiting the Adirondack Mountains in New York.
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By: Rotax34 , 11:18 AM GMT on July 13, 2014
We are already half way through July 2014. This week is special because the baseball All-Star game is being held here at Target Field. I grew up playing baseball and I have fond memories of watching the Minnesota Twins win the World Series in 1987 and 1991.
RIP Kirby Puckett.
Today as I watch the sunrise I am content with being alive. Although there is much turmoil going on around the world, all is quiet and safe in St. Cloud, MN.
Aside from the baseball festivities that are ongoing, the World Cup Final is today. I will watch the game. I've been binging on Netflix lately, watching all five seasons of Sons of Anarchy.
Okay, on to the weather. It's a cool 55 degrees this morning. The birds are chirping, and the sun is rising. No clouds.
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"Lord Petyr," Ned called after him. "I... am grateful for your help. Perhaps I was wrong to distrust you."
Littlefinger fingered his small pointed beard. "You are slow to learn, Lord Eddard. Distrusting me was the wisest thing you've done since you climbed down off your horse." (26 Eddard 5.81-82)
This is like the classic philosophical riddle: if a man tells you that he's a liar, can you trust him? How do you read this section? When Petyr says that he shouldn't be trusted, does that make you trust him more or less? In any case, we see that Eddard is starting to trust more, which sets him up for more (and worse) betrayal down the line.
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"Tyrell had to know the mare was in heat," Littlefinger was saying. "I swear the boy planned the whole thing. Gregor has always favored huge, ill-tempered stallions with more spirit than sense." The notion seemed to amuse him.
It did not amuse Ser Barristan Selmy. "There is small honor in tricks," the old man said stiffly.
"Small honor and twenty thousand golds." Lord Renly smiled. (31 Eddard 7.89-91)
Littlefinger, Selmy, and Renly are chatting about Loras Tyrell's trick with the mare in heat that upset Gregor's horse. You can see a generational gap here, with Selmy taking the stance that you shouldn't cheat, while Littlefinger and Renly seem to believe that winning is more important, even if you have to betray your morals a bit to get there.
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Tyrion shivered. Now there was a nasty suspicion. Perhaps the direwolf and the lion were not the only beasts in the woods, and if that was true, someone was using him as a catspaw. Tyrion Lannister hated being used. (39 Tyrion 5.49)
When we're talking about betrayal and manipulation, revenge is not fair play: the people who love doing the manipulating sure hate being manipulated. (We can easily imagine Petyr or Varys making the same comment as Tyrion here.) But this comment by Tyrion lets us know that some master betrayers might be off-screen. After all, we don't get to see Varys or Petyr through their own eyes. And who knows what else we're missing?


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Derby could be forced to sell 17-year-old Will Hughes in January, Man Utd eye £38m James Rodriguez
John Terry returns but dismal Blues fluff their lines and face Champions League battle
Hodgson recalls his big guns for the match on Tuesday, but Milner replaces Walcott
The combustible striker will wear the armband against San Marino tonight
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Defenders linked with Emirates exits, but Mannone won't leave just yet
Spaniard on the way out of Bilbao after training ground bust-up, strange rumours in Liverpool
Desperate Reds linked to Hammers striker, and are Lampard's days at Chelsea numbered?
Not one British team manages a win in last night's World Cup qualifiers – and England are awful
Belgian's team-mates reach for superlatives as two wins out of two puts Chelsea top of the table
Premier League champions may have to review transfer plans if Aguero's injury is serious
Another victory in the bag for Roy Hodgson as World Cup 2014 qualifiers loom
Wenger agrees to let Cameroon star go – but can he beat Spurs to sign Yann M'Vila as a replacement?
Italian manager seems to have a clear idea of how he wants his side to evolve
As British papers praise Fifa's decision, critics attack move as a 'farce waiting to happen'
Juventus make derisory offer for Gunners striker, AVB after Walcott and Dzagoev for Spurs


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Gotham remains on the political scene for a third season, this time at the RNC. "I love this font," says Donald Trump in this video, though it appears he's talking about whatever's on the TelePrompTer, and not the yuge architectural cartoon overhead. —JH
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Dina Hits P-Town
Seattle's beloved post-postmodern chanteuse/raconteur/freak Dina Martina is spending the next few months entertaining the gay troops summering in Provincetown.
I've been mildly obsessed with watching Dina land on unsuspecting audiences for years, travelling to her first shows in Portland, and rejoicing at the sight of the stricken look of horror that overcame Dan Savage's mother-in-law during Dina's performance at Dan and Terry's faux-wedding reception. Today I searched the web to see how the virgin market of Provincetown was responding to Ms. Martina's magic, and found this review from the gay paper EDGE.
To the EDGE reviewerDavid Foucher's his nameeven more off-putting than Dina's lack of talent and surplus of labia is her alleged homophobia, which spins Foucher off into heady territory that puts even my own Dina theorizing to shame."[S]lowly...you realize that Martina has been developed as perhaps the most scathing statement of misguided American values that you'll find hiding behind false eyelashes. Her sarcasm is acidulous, her total incrimination of the liberal lifestyle co-existing in stark contrast to her committed disregard for her own personal appearance. She boards the locomotive to blithe intolerance with an American anthem at the top of her show, and then gleefully sends the engine careening over the cliff, punctuated by a hysterical re-imagining of Charlie Daniels' "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" where she rocks out with a guitar instead of a fiddletake note, her choice of props is deliberate, a send up of Americaís toned-down, lowest common denominator submission to the capitalization of truth."
I'm not sure what all that means either, but I love that such brain-twisting was inspired by Dina. Plus, Foucher ends his review firmly on Dina's side:
"You'll find gleeful chuckles at conservative America in pockets up and down [Provincetown's] Commercial Streetit's one method for sustaining humor in the face of adversity. But nobody else thrashes that sentiment into an ironically religious state with this level of premeditated condemnation, and for some, it may go too far. We must consider this, however, as a minority steeped in a battle for rights: to reach a point of acceptance, we might just need to prove the intolerance. Dina Martina may be unusual, even uncomfortable, and she may also just be out to make a quick buck with the strangest show on earth; but she also may be throwing herself into No-Manís-Land as one of the bravest, most heroic soldiers we have."
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Ambassadors and Apparitions
'The Ambassador'
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Danish provocateur Mads Brügger strikes again in this gonzo documentary. Some would call it "stunt-driven," but Mr. Brügger prefers the term "role-play" when describing his approach. In "The Ambassador," the bald, gangly director impersonates an entrepreneur who comes to the Central African Republic to open a match factory staffed by local pygmies. That's a front, however, as he has also purchased—for €150,000—an ambassadorship from Liberia, the better to access blood diamonds to smuggle out of the country. The laughs come at the expense of everyone, including the director, whose beyond-Borat shtick includes Nazi-esque riding boots and racist banter that undermines any simple interpretation of his role. Soon enough, Mr. Brügger is in the thick of intrigue. And after an assassination, no one's laughing anymore. The director made it out alive, and will take questions at a Thursday screening. Liberia is seeking to extradite him.
When you made "The Red Chapel" (2009), you successfully guided a contrived cultural exchange mission to North Korean, somehow working through the surreal red tape of the late Kim Jong-il's dictatorship. Your character was a manipulative jerk, but at least you had two other performers for the audience to root for. In this film, you're totally on your own. Was that harder to pull off?
The only way to direct the film and not be seen directing it is to be in the film yourself. And it allows me to have a gut feeling for how the film is progressing. The thing with the Central African Republic though is that the only reality principle is there is no reality principle. It's very difficult planning for what happens next. When you deal with North Koreans they stick to every letter of the deal. But the role playing was much more extreme. I really had to be in character all the time. At the same time, playing a villain is something that comes natural to me. What does the trick for me is trying to find some enjoyment in it. Also, the gallery of characters in the film is very bizarre, bordering on the cartoonish.
Unlike in North Korea, everyone is extravagantly themselves. You're not puzzling over who's really behind a totalitarian facade.
Yes, and in the Central African Republic, they don't ask you a lot of obvious questions. Nobody asked, "How come you, a very white guy, are representing an African state to another African state?"
You've described the mood in the film as one of paranoia. And one of the subjects gets killed (off-camera). Did you ever worry about surviving?
At points, I would say I was a fairly incoherent human being. What really made an impression on me was that living in the vicinity of the hotel was this mentally disabled guy, walking around, speaking to himself. Every night at sunset he would go to the banks of the river and for half an hour he would be screaming to the fishermen. He would shout, "Please help me fishermen of the Congo. Please help me, I am trapped in a terrible nightmare." And could really identify myself with him. How desperate are you when you are shouting to the Congo for help?
Liberia's president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has called for your head—or, at least, your extradition. Are you sweating that?
That, I think, would be a very unlikely scenario. I presume it is because she wants to divert a lot of attention away from criticism she's facing herself because of nepotism and corruption in the top levels of her own administration. It's a classic case of blaming the messenger. Because of my film, the Liberian media has identified eight other [characters like the filmmaker's fictitious Mr. Cortzen], who are clearly dodgy guys.
Do you ever worry that someone you exposed might come after you?
I do have concerns. But living in Denmark is like being in a witness protection program.
Brothers Kuchar!
Spectacle Theater
124 S. Third St., Brooklyn
Sunday-Sept. 25
On three separate September evenings, brothers George and Mike Kuchar will be reunited onscreen with double-bill programs of works made between 1995 and 2008. The titles, ever so Kucharian, including "Flesh of Fury" and "Orphans of the Cosmos" (George), and "Cupid's Infirmary" (Mike). Anyone familiar with the Bronx natives' legacy as cracked visionaries of 8mm whose careers began on their mutual 12th birthday with the gift of a movie camera, will note that decades of adulthood and a more convenient format (video) haven't tempered their eccentric verve. George, who died in 2011 after a long illness, is represented by short movies he made with his students at the San Francisco Art Institute: zealously indulgent genre-chewing exercises that bubble with absurdity and movie-movie epiphanies. Mike has since taken over the class, but his selections are pulled from solo efforts from the past two decades. A highlight, the 22-minute "I Face the Night," is a psychodrama about characters with an unreasonable fear of the dark.
The French Old Wave
Film Forum
209 W. Houston St., (212) 727-8110
Through Sept. 13
One of the summer's can't-miss repertory marathons still has two weeks to go; that means 28 movies, some assembled into dream double-features, like Jean Cocteau's "Orphée" and "Beauty and the Beast," and René Clair's musicals "Le Million" and "À Nous la Liberté." As the title implies, there was a universe of classic French cinema before Francois Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard came along to reinvent the reel in the late 1950s. Some of it has been canonized, such as Jean Renoir's "The Grand Illusion" and "The Rules of the Game," and the newly restored-for-digital 19th-century epic "Children of Paradise." Some became curiosities. "Liliom," for instance, was Fritz Lang's only French-language effort, adapted from the same play that inspired "Carousel." As a special treat, René Clair's 1928 silent farce "The Italian Straw Hat" will be accompanied by live piano.
Baby Peggy: The Oldest Living Silent Film Star Returns
Museum of Modern Art
11 W. 53rd St., (212) 708-9400
Wednesday-Sept. 9
Now 93, silent-era child star Diana Serra Cary makes a rare public appearance next week when she introduces the New York premiere of the 2010 documentary, "Baby Peggy: The Elephant in the Room," and join director Vera Iwerebor for a post-screening Q&A. The story is fascinating, and kind of terrible. First cast at the age of 19 months, the girl born Peggy-Jean Montgomery would eventually star in hundreds of short films and features—all before she was old enough to start elementary school. She earned millions of dollars, did her own stunts, and was the mascot of the 1924 Democratic Convention. Then her family lost all the money, Peggy's career tanked, and by 17 she had married her first husband, eventually changing her name—and penning an autobiography. Hear the story, see some of Baby Peggy's classic silent reels (which accompany the doc) and give thanks for reforms in child-labor laws, for which Ms. Cary was a staunch campaigner.
'The Entity'
Film Society of Lincoln Center
165 65th St., (212) 875-5601
This 1982 horror film by Sidney J. Furie, part of the Film Society's midnight movie series, screens at a curiously appropriate moment. With reckless political banter about "legitimate rape" in the news, the film offers the strange case of Carla Moran (Barbara Hershey), a single mother who suffers repeated assaults by an invisible supernatural force. Based on a real-life case in Culver City, Calif., during the 1970s that produced a book and fodder for various "ghost hunter" programs, the story pivots around a psychiatric investigation (Ron Silver plays the shrink) that escalates into a ectoplasmic battle royale. But the subtext resonates with themes of domestic abuse that make the film scary in ways that are anything but paranormal.


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'Looking Back' -- today's update
Featured now in our Looking Back web exclusive, Robert P. Imbelli, whose piece "Shepherding the Church" appeared in the May 6, 2005, issue of Commonweal. Following is an excerpt from his reflection on Benedicts papacy:
[Eight years ago] I expressed the hope for a new appropriation of mystical knowledge of Christ. Pope Benedict has more than fulfilled this hope. The oft-cited statement in his first encyclical, Deus Caritas Est Christianity is not a set of ideas or a moral code, but a living encounter with the living person of Jesus Christ has been the cantus firmus of his magisterium. He has developed this theme in creative variations from his magnificent volumes on Jesus of Nazareth to his mystagogical homilies and catecheses.These are a heritage we will continue to harvest for years to come.
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"Christianity is not a set of ideas or a moral code, but a living encounter with the living person of Jesus Christ"On first reading I found this statement very surprising and then mystifying. Christianity most certainly IS partially a set of rules about what we may not do and what, if done, is reprehensible. It's almost looks as if Benedict has joined the ranks of those who say that bad behavior is "a mistake". Also, take the phrase "living encounter". It seems that "encounter" is quite a commonplace word these days in theology, but what does it MEAN? I don't know which German word was translated as "encounter", and perhaps that word has special connotations in German, but, what are they? Is it a technical theological meaning we are expected to recall? And, anyway, can there be any other sort of encounters besides living ones? Sounds redundant.Given the great clarity of most of Benedict's writing it would seem that here he is not quite sure of himself, that he's relying on a commonplace concept, and a very mushy one at that. My question then becomes: why would he say such a thing? What is it that he grasps as important but can't say clearly? What is he trying to get at? He *sounds* something like Socrates who thought that virtue is knowledge (encounter) and that bad behavior is a mistake (bad judgment, but I can't believe he agrees with that -- it seems to contradict his luminous encyclical God is Love.On the other hand, it seems to me that there is a profound and recurrint problem in Christian theology which concerns whether or not the will/heart/affectivity is at the same cognitive/knowing. Sometimes even Aquinas seems to be pulled in that direction with the notion of "connatural knowledge". Aquinas was mushy about it, so I suppose it's not surprising that Benedict might be too.(And don't give me that bit about man's abilities sometimes acting together as a unit so there's no problem -- the issue isn't whether the powers can unite with each other in one experience, the issue is whether they are somehow identical with each other.)
Looking back at Pope Benedict, here is an article from RNS about Benedict and "his' encyclicals. It's about Benedict at his best, I think. He gets down to essentials so beautifully.http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/1300685.htm
The weeks before the conclave should be a time of sharp thinking and decisive movement, of pliancy to the Spirit, but so far it is a tired rehash of the usual preconclave junk, even including the prophecies of St Malachy. A total lack of direction seems to have descended like a pall on the catholic millions. The lackluster quality of the papabile roster is one cause for this. There is simply no cardinal to get excited about.
Looking forward (not pleasant): LaStampa says that there is a movement in Rome now to prevent Cardinal Mahoney from voting in the conclave, and also possibly C. Sean Casey of Ireland. The article doesn't say just who constitutes the movement, but suggests that there are some voters concerned about it.http://vaticaninsider.lastampa.it/en/world-news/detail/articolo/(I would have put this somewhere else, but there's no active thread about the conclave.)


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'The Walking Dead' Recap: Ineptitude Drives Casualties in 'Thank You'
Ineptitude proves to be a worse enemy than cruelty or zombies on tonight's consequence-laden episode of "The Walking Dead."
Ineptitude proves to be a worse enemy than cruelty or zombies on tonight's consequence-laden episode of "The Walking Dead."
When the Wolves invade the domestic bliss of Alexandria, there's little time for conversation.
Even as Alexandria remains calm, there's still plenty of tension surrounding the increasing coldness of Rick Grimes.
The second episode of NBC's revival series answers some questions, asks some more and leaves us scratching our heads and itching for more on others.
As the first season of Arrow comes to an earth-shaking end, Malcolm Merlyn's scheme is exposed, Oliver and Laurel finally demonstrate why they belong together, and one of the characters makes the ultimate sacrifice.
In "Darkness on the Edge of Town," the penultimate episode of Arrow's first season, Oliver finally learns what the Undertaking is, Fyers reveals what he's up to, and Malcolm Merlyn ties up loose ends.
In "The Undertaking," Oliver finally gets around to rescuing Walter, Moira's involvement in Malcolm's scheme is exposed, Team Arrow gets back together, and we stop feeling so bad about the death Frank Chen.
As John Diggle sees an opportunity to take out Deadshot, Oliver is faced with a decision whether to help his friend or protect Laurel. Tommy, meanwhile, is confronted by some tough choices of his own.
in "Cold War," the Doctor and Clara find themselves in the early 1980s, trapped aboard a sinking Soviet nuclear submarine with the crew and a very old foe: an ice Warrior.
The Doctor takes an indecisive Clara to the Rings of Akhaten, seven planets that orbit a red sun, but somewhere along the way, the script takes a wrong turn.
The Count returns to Arrow this week as Vertigo again floods the streets of Starling City, sending Oliver Queen in search of the source, and Detective Lance on the trail of Tommy Merlyn.
Doctor Who returns for the second half of Season 7 with a new companion — an awesome one at that — a new TARDIS interior, an old villain, and a vaguely familiar plot.


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Texting and driving is every bit as dangerous as drunk driving IMO. I see it all the time. I drive behind someone going slow and weaving, and sure enough I see their head down looking at a cell phone. These are not bad people. The defendant is probably living a personal crisis right now, but we all need to be responsible. We need to understand that our negligence can cost someone their life. None of us want to have that on our conscience, so just don't do it. Condolences to the family. I also feel for the defendant in this case, but action must be taken to show that texting and driving is not acceptable.
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You wonder how many innocent lives are going to have be to taken before drivers will stop texting. There have been warnings to drivers that do this and yet they continue to ignore the law. There is no excuse for breaking the law and thinking you are an exception, because you are not. You are taking innocent lives away from families for no reason but your blatant disregard for the law and for life. There needs to be a severe punishment to wake up these drivers who choose to do this anyway.
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The objective of driving a car isn't going from point A to point B. It's driving. It's nice to have a heater, windshield wipers and even a radio a cigarette lighter was thought of being a major distraction. What are people thinking with cell phones. Not.
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Sad for everyone involved.
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Terrible situation. Good for the driver for being honest.
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Let us also take a look and consider that "counseling" and
"rehab" programs are not 100 % successful and yet we look to them as
solutions. I agree that bad behavior, especially destructive behavior that
endangers others, needs to be changed or corrected but to rely solely on social
sciences or social services i.e., counseling and rehab programs to alter
behavior is foolish.
I suggest that many criminals go into counseling as a dodge to avoid hard prison time and the success rate reflects it.
I am in favor of counseling and therapy from behind bars with a reminder that failure will result in a return for the rest of the sentence with no couch time.
I disagree with the perpetrator's participation in any forum for distracted driving as it will fuel his need for attention and to be on a stage.
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"up to five years" in prison. He will probably be out in two.
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The perpetrator has no "need for attention and to be on a stage". Why
would you think that?
If you observe drivers texting, and your are sure of it, do you get their licence # and call 911? If not, you are not helping.
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WWE Cruiserweight Championship
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The WWE Cruiserweight Championship was a professional wrestling championship in World Wrestling Entertainment and was originally a World Championship Wrestling (WCW) title. It was challenged by cruiserweights at a maximum weight of 225lbs. During the WWE Brand Extension, it was the only title to be exclusive to the SmackDown! brand during its entire tenure.
The WWE Cruiserweight Championship is recognized as formerly being the WCW Light Heavyweight Championship, a title that was considered separate from the WCW World Cruiserweight Championship at the time by the WCW promotion. Following introduction of the Light Heavyweight Championship in 1991, a tournament was held to determine the inaugural champion. On October 27, Brian Pillman defeated Richard Morton in the tournament final to win the title.[2] However, when Brad Armstrong was forced to relinquish the title due to injury on September 2, 1992, it became inactive. Then, on March 20, 1996, Shinjiro Otani defeated Wild Pegasus (Chris Benoit) in a decision match to win what then became known as the WCW World Cruiserweight Championship.
In March 2001, the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) purchased World Championship Wrestling. Soon after, "The Invasion" took place, in which The Alliance was ultimately dismantled. Following Survivor Series 2001, the title was renamed the WWF Cruiserweight Championship, replacing the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship.[3]
Following the WWF/WWE name change in 2002, the championship was subsequently referred to as the WWE Cruiserweight Championship and became exclusive to the SmackDown! brand.
On September 28, 2007, the title was vacated after the final champion, Hornswoggle, was stripped of the championship by SmackDown! General manager, Vickie Guerrero.[4] Hornswoggle had won the championship in a Cruiserweight Open at that year's The Great American Bash event. The last ever match contested for the title occurred on the August 31st episode of SmackDown, when Hornswoggle defended the title against Jamie Noble.
After a six month absence, on March 3, 2008, WWE removed the championship from the active championship web page, where originally the title was listed as "vacant." Afterward, the title was removed from the active titles list on WWE's title histories web page to the defunct championship list. In this way, the title was quietly retired.[5][6]
Gregory Helms has had the longest title reign, with 385 days. Helms won the championship at Royal Rumble in 2006 winning a Cruiserweight Open despite originally being a member of the Raw brand but transferred over to SmackDown in conjunction with winning the title. He lost it in a Cruiserweight Open at No Way Out in 2007, thirteen months later to Chavo Guerrero. Psicosis has had the shortest title reign, holding it for approximately an hour. Rey Mysterio Jr. has had the most title reigns with eight (five reigns in WCW, three in WWE). Three women have held the championship; Madusa and Daffney both had reigns with WCW while Jacqueline is the only female to win the Cruiserweight Championship in its WWE incarnation.
See also[edit]
- List of WWE Cruiserweight Champions
- WWF Light Heavyweight Championship
- WWE Cruiserweight Classic (2016)
- ^ http://www.wwe.com/inside/father-son-champions/page-7
- ^ Cruiserweight Championship - Brian Pillman
- ^ WWE: Inside WWE > Title History > Light Heavyweight
- ^ "Hornswoggled". WWE. Retrieved 2007-11-12.
- ^ "WWE Superstars". World Wrestling Entertainment. Retrieved 2008-03-04.
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were do you guys get the oem do you just go to ford and tell them you want oem not motorcraft
the cheapest is Texas Hot Rod but summit owns trick flow and they will price match
the customer service at THR is very crappy i called 4 times...
ok what is the cooling mod for this is it in the intake or is it something else
i will post pics i am taking it to powder coat first thing monday morning
well i got it in today and i will get pics up when i get it in
will do it will not look like a normal trick flow i am having it powercoated the color of my car i hope that turns out good
none of you Detroit guys are interested
i ordered the trick flow today
and hoss i checked on the hardballr and they are on back order so that would not have worked out
i wish
does anyone have any suggestions on an aftermarket intake manifold
i had the crappy plastic one and it finally cracked on me
there is going to be a meet and greet on June 7th hosted by Mustangforums.com in Novi MI at Classic Design Concepts from 12 to 3 and a gathering...
this is the link to the stickers that he put on his fuel door
go to an auto parts store and ask for a hela coil kit and do it your self
you can not sifin sp? the gas out that i know of there is a metal bar that stops you but you will need to open up your gas cap and undue the three...
when you drop the tank use a jack to hold it up when you unbolt it
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Great post. And yes, Jewish guys are freakin' hot.
If memory serves, there was a film out sometime in the last few years about the Israeli Army that caused much swooning.
Anyone remember the name?
P.S. Not Munich or another drama. I think it was a documentary.
Matzah queen.
That being said, go to Shabbat dinner at a Chabad rabbi's house, and you'll get decent matzah ball soup.
Are you talking about Yossi & Jagger?
Jewish dudes are totally hot!
If there's anything more quintessentially Seattle than hipsters and their irono-sarcastic humor, it's people who insist that anybody who makes an inappropriate joke, even accidentally, is dead inside and deserves permanent social ostracism.
On a related note, why, in a city (if you include the East Side) that must have it's share of Jews, can one not find any decent Jewish delis? I grew up in San Diego, which isn't exactly crawling with Jews, and there are 3 or 4 passable delis.
Oh... the movie in question... are you thinking of Kippur?
but where can you go if you don't know a Chabad rabbi (I don't know what Chabad or Shabbat means?)
I haven't had motzah ball soup since I was a kid and would love a nice bowl, especially considering the weather.
And I can't spell worth beans.
Wait. Jon Fine wrote to the Stranger? The guy who was in Bitch Magnet and now in Coptic Light?
Good post. I was also left a bit uneasy about the "hipster" anecdote in Eli's story. I could very well be "that guy" too. There are a few Jews in my "Seattle" circle and it is definately intended to be a term of endearment to refer to them as such to their face. It does give me pause to considder that their outward expressions may be masking discomfort or offense. I think many kids who grew up in lily white neighborhoods with almost oppressive political correctness despite the absence of anyone of different race, religion, etc. to actually offend, moving to the city, moving in eclectic social circles and having those PC barriers smashed, can come as an enormous relief. You ever see that drunk kid at the party gush on and on to the first gay person they've ever met about how cool it is they're gay and how down they are with that and on and on? Everyone within earshot is cringing, and indeed it's awkward, puts the subject of his shpiel in an awkward position, but its probably 100% sincere. No doubt that kid is, like Eli's hipster, just trying too hard, or a bit too enthusiastic. A matter of time, exposure, experience and the same kid will be one of the ones cringing.
I think it's indicative of how underrepresented Jews are in Seattle, that Bar Mitzvah and such, had to be explained in italics.
roxy's has good matzoh ball soup. i have a quart of it in my fridge.
and my grandmother was jewish.
Yes, great post.
I was fortunate enough to go to law school in Boston, a city with a heavily Jewish population, and I got to know a lot about Jewish culture, and made quite a few Jewish friends among my classmates. It was a great way to learn about a wonderful group of people . . .
It's possible to grow up in a Jewish bubble even in Seattle. University Prep doesn't have school on Jewish holidays; and at least when I was in middle school, the major social events were bat mitzvahs (and to a lesser extent, bar mitzvahs).
As for empathizing with "being that hipster", I guess this is a different-strokes-different-folks thing, but I absolutely cannot empathize with this at all.
I would never call a Jewish best friend "Jew" in any context whatsoever, unless he or she egged me on to say it. I also originally grew up in a large city with a large Jewish population.
It's easier said than done bringing to the table the argument that "words are just that -- words", to which this somewhat applies. Over time, I've learned how to catch my brain from saying something like this by instantly thinking of a coarsely delivered substitute word that applies to own my background, imagining how I feel, then deciding if I should go ahead and make the crack. Sometimes, I fumble, but -- ironically -- moving to Seattle, and experiencing "The Seattle Way", I think I've become far more sensitive and better for it than when I lived in the bigger city where throwing words at each other in this context was more widespread.
It's easy to put political correctness down, but in this case, I think political correctness a good thing.. IMHO.
Fine matzoh ball soup can be found at Eats Market Cafe in Westwood Village in West Seattle.
and a review, too
Seattle Black and white problem
Lets see where do I begin oh yeah
I grew up on both sides of the track. My mom and dad split up in frisco.... I was raised by Nicaraguan family till I was 6 eating beans and rice as my mother had to work in the city.Then I was thrust out of little Italy in north beach to visit and live a little with my moms side of the family Icelanders White people etc in Bakersfield. They always thought my hair was kind of kinky and the kids wondered why I liked Jazz.
Then i got to hang out with my Dads family during a reunion visit in Palo alto and they wondered why my hair was slicked back as I was visiting from Washington state at that time and my school was mostly white kids(Kitsap county) and Native americans. Confusing yes because I learned That i've got to be both colors accepted stereo types to represent my large family Black and white..... I tend to go Black when I'm around white kids( kinky hair, sometimes I wear a beanie ) and then I change my looks to white (slick back hair baseball cap worn like a trucker-folded bill) when I'm around black kids. That was then
Now I just be who I am and I don't care what white people or Black people say I'm all of them and then some.
Like eli and the poster said I can relate to the Jewish story.
Sometimes I could pass for a skinhead back in the days and would hear some racist crap from white kids at the rock shows.Telling me that they dont like Black guys dating their girls and what not etc etc. Imagine my gut feeling -I wanted to kill them all.
Likewise vice versa I would be all Hip Hop and hear racist crap from blacks
friends abotu whitey. I was accepted because I got a nice tan from pops. Oh yeah If your Fathers Black that makes you black and all that X clan shit.
I diidn't lose any sleep about it but I was pretty peeved about these sentiments.
With that experience I've become pretty well rounded by playing both sides like Clint Eastwood in 'Fist Full of Dollars( the Rohos vs the McMasters)
I have always accepted who I am and that is human being,( or other as most forms want me to enter) ..... or because the never ending debate Black this , White that goes on I digress What the fuck am I supposed to stand by.
Oh yeah and try born in Canada from U.S. Parents. Duo citizen. Man I can't win for losing.
So in conclusion I've heard more jokes at the expense of my being (both races) that I could take yet because I'm so called thick skinned I never let it get to me. Buck up folks you got it easy being one color. You don't have to take sides whether you want it or not.Now for some Ska.
Hmmm. Do I take it, from #15, that the use of the noun "Jew" is offensive? How should one refer to a person of jewish heritage?
When I read this particular part of Eli's article I could relate to his experience well, but not at all to his reaction to it. I'm different from the majority of Seattlites too, and belong to an even smaller minority. I'm from New Zealand.
It has certainly happened to me that I'll walk into a room/party/gathering and somoone I know will say "The Kiwi's arrived!" or somesuch expression of my difference from them. Yet, I don't find it stupid or awkward or offensive, and I have a hard time understanding why Eli should find his experience any of those things.
this reminds me of growing up in spokane as an asian (well -- half-asian, but that's good enough for spokane). even my cool hipster friends would have no problem calling me out on me being asian whenever the opportunity arose -- like, say, when i entered the room or looked at one of them. the more clever ones would use pet names like 'gook' or 'chink.' some seattleites still think it's hilarious to this day.
Unless you are really clever about it, it seems unnessary to call people out on their differences in a crowd like that. Basically, you're saying "Hey, Person Who Will Never Be Like Us and We'll Never Be Like You Because of Something Neither of Us Have Control Over, But Don't You Dare Forget We're Different and You Being a Little Different is REALLY BIG DEAL So Much So That Have to Say SOMETHING to Cut the Tension/Excitement Caused by Your Very Presence!" Yikes.
Oh, how I love a Yemin.... or jewish boy. They are the hottest of the hot...
The nose, the hair...their mothers! Oh my mary.
I find myself using the word "fag" a lot... but really...with the best intentions... usually referring to my closest of friends or even, gasp, my brother.
Sometimes people just read too much into things....
Matthew Fisher Wilder: No. Different Jon Fine. This one is a nice, ultra liberal lawyer in DC/Baltimore. I also went out and got hooked with the ultimate goy boy: Amish. Kid you not.
How classically Seattle, to think that saying "Jew" is offensive. Only if saying "Catholic" or "Australian" is offensive. Sheesh. Jew, not a Jew, whatever.
'Jewish' is preferable to 'Jew.' As in "he is jewish(black, gay, etc.)."
Doesn't that sound more cultured than "he is a jew(black, gay, etc.)"?
Chabad is an ultra-Orthodox sect of Chasidic Judaism. Don't let that scare you too much though. They're really quite nice, and I received many invitations to Shabbat dinner even though I'm rather gay.
Great post (I also enjoyed your shroom article). Jewish folks have played many important roles in my life, including that of neighbor, roommate, teacher, advisor, pledge master, boss, friend, posse, girlfriend, mother in law, wife, and kids.
So, here's a New Year's toast to jews and the goyim who are down with them! And to mixed marriages! And to sexy hot jewish chicks!
May our fair city get this shit sorted out in 2007.
#20 got what I was getting at.
I obviously don't think "Jew" is an offensive word. It's all in context. "Australian" can be offensive if worded in a way like "Hey, You, the Australian! wanna put some shrimp on the bahbie for me? HA HA HA!"
It's really easy to make a non-offensive word offensive or at least sarcastically gratuitous. I believe this was what Eli was getting at, or worse. Eli's free to correct me, though.
Boyd - Hey, that makes me a minority too! Suck it haters! If you disagree with me you are now officialy a racist!
So, you're saying that some of your best friends are Jewish?
YES, thank you for pointing out the hotness of Jewish guys. Often I find myself intensely attracted to a guy and find out that he just happens to be jewish. There was this guy in my Human Rights Literature class that was drop dead gorgeous with his bright eyes, wavy brown hair, smooth skin, and adorable smile. He turned out to be jewish, not that it mattered, but it certainly added to my theory of jewish guy hotness.
There was a website that featured photography of hot Israeli soldiers a few years ago if anyone is interested (I think they would make a good Stranger cover):
I love the Jews (and the gays for that matter).
Jew broads are definitely the hottest. Not sure about the guys; I can't help but think of Howard Stern when I think about Jewish guys.
Looking for good
Jewish-style delicatessen food in the Puget Sound region? There isn't
any. Lots have tried, none have succeeded.
In 1972, Brenner Bros. had already emigrated to Bellevue. I never
visited its prior incarnation in the Central District. The Bellevue
store was okay. It smelled right (that pickled-tomato odor), the
sandwiches were the right size, the corned beef was pretty good, but
their rye was only (and still is only) adequate.
Some years later, on Occidental Ave. in Pioneer Square, the Yiddish
Connection opened. Soup Daddy is in the place now. It was also just
okay, but it's all we had in town. It lasted a year or so and closed.
A few other places jumped in. Catskills, on the second floor of an
office building across from the Westlake Center, was very good. They
knew how to pile on meat, they knew what a "special" is (corned beef
or pastrami, cole slaw and Russian on the sandwich, rye, of course)
and made a pretty good Reuben. It was cafeteria-style with very funny
staff, although not in the East Coast sense; they just seemed to like
their work. Because it was on the second floor, it got virtually no
walk-in business, disastrous for a lunch place; for a while they hired
a hawker to stand outside on the sidewalk. I guess when the food court
opened at Westlake, it just couldn't make it.
Cohen Brothers opened on Third Avenue at about Columbia Street (it's
now a Chutney's Express or something). This one was the worst. Suffice
it to say that they bragged about their Reuben, which they zapped.
ZAPPED! Mercifully, they closed quickly.
Ajays (maybe AJs), on Madison a block or so west of Broadway, was
sincere, although they had a broader menu than just a deli. The guy
made a very good Reuben. He had a place in Belltown also, but it
wasn't a deli.
Matzoh Mamas on 15th was never very good. It's also a silly name for a
deli. They lasted a long time (evening jazz helped), but now they're
just a memory and a caterer.
A few years ago, on 45th NE in Wallingford a couple of blocks west of
the former Food Giant, a place opened called Mama Knish. Soups and
knishes. Does that make a deli? Weird that anyone thought they could
make a living. A few weeks later, the MAMA was covered up with a big
white board, so it read "_______ KNISH." Did Matzoh Mama threaten to
I admit I never was a knish fan, so any comment from me is unfair.
Roxy's? Try it yourself. I think it's just fair and the staff, when they were by the Market, was quite ignorant of their own menu. Maybe there are haimish substitutes.
I'm staying out of the bagel debate except to state that in the early
'70s, the only bagels available were Lender's frozen (very very bad)
and something bizarre from Bainbridge Island that rose so much that
there was no real hole; also, they were whole-wheaty which is as
appetizing as a whole-wheat croissant, which just isn't a croissant.
I have discovered the best Jewish-style rye bread in the region, and
it's in Kent at the Wild Wheat, a sandwich place and bakery downtown.
When you order a loaf, it doesn't look right. There are no seeds on
the outside, it looks and feels like a como-type loaf from Grand
Central, but don't be fooled. It is excellent, just the right
consistency inside and out.
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We have demonstrated the proof of principle of a semiconductorneuron, which has dendrites, axon, and a soma and computes information encoded in electrical pulses in the same way as biological neurons. Electrical impulses applied to dendrites diffuse along microwires to the soma. The soma is the active part of the neuron, which regenerates input pulses above a voltage threshold and transmits them into the axon. Our concept of neuron is a major step forward because its spatial structure controls the timing of pulses, which arrive at the soma. Dendrites and axon act as transmission delay lines, which modify the information, coded in the timing of pulses. We have finally shown that noise enhances the detection sensitivity of the neuron by helping the transmission of weak periodic signals. A maximum enhancement of signal transmission was observed at an optimum noise level known as stochastic resonance. The experimental results are in excellent agreement with simulations of the FitzHugh-Nagumo model. Our neuron is therefore extremely well suited to providing feedback on the various mathematical approximations of neurons and building functional networks.
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Wanted Women, a new joint biography of two Muslim women, refuses to distinguish between an al-Qaida terrorist and a feminist intellectual
A Hamas official's visit to Tunisia prompts an anti-Semitic demonstration—and soul-searching about the treatment of Jews in North Africa
Houston Rockets center Hakeem Olajuwon was exactly the ambassador for Islam Americans needed after Sept. 11
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