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'Seeing' Without Seeing
Close the doors, cover the windows, seal any cracks — the room is now pitch black. You can't see anything…or can you?
New research from psychological scientists at the University of Rochester, Vanderbilt University, and Seoul National University in South Korea suggests that body movements, like waving your hand, can trigger visual sensations, even in the absence of visual information. That is, we may be able to "see" without actually seeing.
To conduct the study, the researchers recruited participants with and without synesthesia, a condition in which a stimulus generates an automatic response in more than one sensory system. People with grapheme-color synesthesia, for example, see certain colors when they read letters and numbers.
The participants sat in a dark room, while the researchers waved three different things in front of their faces — the participant's own hand, an arm-shaped piece of cardboard, or the experimenter's hand. Overall, synesthetes experienced stronger visual sensations in response to the movement than nonsynesthetes. And the perceived vividness of these sensations predicted how well participants' eye movements tracked the self-generated hand movements in the dark.
These findings suggest that self-generated limb movements produce visual sensations that may function just like those typically derived from information that comes in through the retina.
According to the researchers, the findings show that the brain relies so heavily on prior experience that it can sometimes perceive things in the complete absence of the primary sensory input.
"My audition, my touch system, my visual system are all looking at the same world, says study coauthor Duje Tadin of the University of Rochester, "so it makes sense they are sort of working together to give me the best perception that I can get."
Dieter, K.C., Hu, B., Knill, D.C., Blake, R., & Tadin, D. (2013). Kinesthesis can make an invisible hand visible. Psychological Science. DOI: 10.1177/0956797613497968
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You describe the 'new' research by Dieter, Hu, Knill, Blake, and Tadin (2013) who claim to have discovered that body movements like waving one's hand from side to side in front of one's covered eyes causes visual sensations of motion. Readers should know that this phenomenon was first described over 40 years ago by Hofstetter (1970) and that additional experiments, some similar to those reported by Dieter et al, confirmed the effect (Brosgole & Neylon, 1973; Brosgole & Roig, 1983).
Brosgole, L. & Neylon, A. (1973). Kinetic visual imagery. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 37, 423-425.
Brosgole, L., & Roig, M. (1983). On the mechanisms underlying kinetic visual imagery: I. The role of eye movements and reafferent stimulation. Journal of Mental Imagery, 7, 57-66.
Dieter, K.C., Hu, B., Knill, D.C., Blake, R., & Tadin, D. (2013). Kinesthesis can make an invisible hand visible. Psychological Science. DOI: 10.1177/0956797613497968
Hoffstetter, H. W. (1970). Some observations on phantom visual imagery. American Journal of Optometry and Archives of American Academy of Optometry, 47, 361-366.
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This week we visit Saint Lucia on our Tuesday's Travel Tips. This beautiful baby BlueCity turns one today and we celebrate a fun and successful year with service to our 59th destination!
Saint Lucia is a British Commonwealth located in the eastern Caribbean. The volcanic island is more mountainous than many of the other islands in the Caribbean, giving way to dramatic, breathtaking landscape and lots of precious, private coves. It's the only country in the world with a drive-through volcano! A much better option, we think, if you want explosive fast food.
As with many of our aesthetically-pleasing destinations, images convey a much more powerful story than do words, so we'll let the pictures do the talking! Be sure to share your Saint Lucia travel tips in the below comments or using the hashtag #TTUVF.
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Theatre & Dance
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Christopher Marlowe Roche is an Assistant Professor in The Department of Theatre and Dance and coordinator of the Musical Theatre track. He holds an M.F.A. in Acting and New Works and a Ph.D. in Theatre from The Ohio State University, as well as a B.A. in Musical Theatre from The Catholic University of America in Washington DC. He is a founding member and Artistic Associate with the for/word company, which creates new works based on the historical record. With the for/word company he has originated the roles of Antoine de Saint Exupery (North) and E.B. White (The Little Book). The for/word company has performed in Seattle, WA., Chicago, IL., and most recently Off-Broadway at the 59th E 59th St. Theatre in New York City. Chris has also performed at The Walnut Street, Freedom Theatre and Bristol Riverside Theatre in Philadelphia as well as The Kennedy Center, Arena Stage, Woolly Mammoth, Source, Studio and Theatre J, all in Washington DC. He is a proud member of The Actors Equity Association.


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DETROIT -- Detroit Lions receiver Titus Young is inactive for today's game against the Indianapolis Colts.
The move does not come as a surprise as Young must regain the trust of his teammates and coaches. He was recently sent home for the second time this year because of his misbehavior after a loss against the Green Bay Packers. Young was allowed to rejoin the team this past week, but the coaching staff is not ready for him to trust him on the field yet.
As a result, Lions rookie receiver Ryan Broyles will start on Sunday. Broyles had six receptions for 126 yards in a recent loss against the Houston Texans.
Detroit's other inactive players are quarterback Kellen Moore, cornerback Jonte Green, tackle Jason Fox, tackle Corey Hilliard, receiver Brian Robiskie and defensive end Ronnell Lewis.
Lions left tackle Jeff Backus is active and expected to start on Sunday. Backus started in 186 consecutive games before a hamstring injury ended that streak last week, but should resume his starting role this afternoon.
Lions defensive tackle Nick Fairley will start for Corey Williams, who is active despite knee problems, while Ricardo Silva will start at strong safety instead of Erik Coleman. Louis Delmas is also active and will start at free safety.


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STANFORD, Calif. – In Davenport's second season and first year of eligibility for the USA Rugby D1 National Tournament, the Panthers are making quite an impact.
Davenport cruised through the Blaine, Minn. Regional as an at-large bid, defeating host Minnesota and Kansas State to advance to the Final Four.
In Davenport's first contest, the Round of 16, the Panthers took on host Minnesota. While the rain, wind, and cold weather slowed down the speedy Panthers, it was their defense that controlled the game. Davenport got two tries in the first half by Mason Baum (Osceola, Ind.) and Lance Cavanaugh (Toledo, Ohio) and their defense rarely allowed Minnesota to get out of their own end.
Lance Cavanaugh completed the hat-trick in the second half, scoring the teams first two tries of the half. A try by Angus Machellan (Traverse City, Mich.) increased Davenport's lead as the Panthers went on to win 27-0.
The weather wasn't a whole lot better the second day as the Panthers took on Kansas State. But the absence of rain allowed Davenport to showcase their speed. After Jean Pierre Eloff (Pritoria, South Africa) converted two penalty kicks, Lance Cavanaugh received a kick from Kansas State at DU's 10 meter line and returned it to Kansas State's 22 meter line before passing it off to Erin Hillary (Grand Rapids, Mich.) to take it the rest of the way.
Davenport scored another try late in the first half to make the halftime score 20-0. The Panthers continued to dominate in the second half, outscoring Kansas State 26-5 for a final score of 46-5.
Harvard played in the Buffalo, N.Y. Regional after receiving an automatic bid as the Ivy League Champion. They defeated Northeastern and Buffalo in a couple hard-fought matches to earn their trip to California.
Weather was also an issue during Harvard's first round game as they defeated Northeastern 15-0. Harvard converted a penalty kick 15 minutes in to take a 3-0 lead. They were then able to punch in a try right before the half to take a 10-0 lead into halftime. Harvard added another try in the second half to win the low scoring game 15-0.
In Buffalo Regional Championship, Harvard faced host Buffalo. Harvard kicker Max De La Cal converted four penalty kicks in the first half to give the Crimson a 12-5 lead at the half. Buffalo was able to take its first lead of the game, 18-17, mid-way through the second half. But Harvard and Max De La Cal were too much for Buffalo as De La Cal converted his fifth penalty kick with four minutes remaining to give Harvard a 20-18 lead, which would be the final score.The other Semifinal match-up will feature Bowling Green and the University of California-Santa Barbara. The Bowling Green-Santa Barbara game will begin Friday at 2:00 PM PST (5:00 PM EST) with Davenport and Harvard scheduled to start right after at 4:00 PM PST (7:00 PM EST). The winners of each match-up will play each other in the National Championship on Saturday at 4:00 PM PST (7:00 PM EST).
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City of Kenmore summer concert series kicks off
Celebrate summer by attending the City of Kenmore's Summer Concert Series starting Thursday, July 10 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Saint Edward State Park and enjoy the sounds of a "Hawaiian Luau" performed by HAPA.
With an endorsement for their first CD from world-renowned singer-songwriter and guitarist, Kenny Loggins, HAPA continues to share Polynesian music by kicking off their summer 2014 tour first in Kenmore then throughout California, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia and Japan.
Hapa is a Hawaiian term meaning "half" or "part" and is usually referred to mixed heritage, short for the term "hapa haole". HAPA's music reflects its name with an infusion of harmonies and modern instrumentation in Hawaiian music. This is also reflected in the two musicians as well: one with South Pacific Island ancestry, Ron Kuala'au, and the other from New Jersey, Barry Flanagan.
Flanagan is known for his amazing "slack key" guitar skills, prolific composing and vocal abilities. In 1980, he moved to Hawaii to study the culture and arts, which was also a period of cultural awakening known as the Hawaiian Renaissance when the native language, culture, and arts were rescued from near oblivion. In 1994 Flanagan released a self-titled record, "HAPA", which became the biggest seller by a Hawaiian group of all time and won six Na Hoku Hanohano Awards (equivalent to Grammies in Hawaii).
The Hawaiian Academy of Recording Arts honored him with the prestigious Haku Mele award for "Excellence in the Art of Song Composition in the Native Hawaiian Language". "HAPA" was produced, composed, and arranged by Flanagan, with supporting vocal performances by Grammy Award winning singer Kenny Loggins and guitar performance by Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee Stephen Stills. Flanagan continues to be a prolific composer and performer, and one of Hawaii's most respected and celebrated Recording Artists and Producers, with writing Hawaii's most popular songs of the last three decades. HAPA's music can also be heard in Adam Sandler's movie "Just Go With IT" released in February 2011.
Enjoy an evening of music showcasing a fusion of Polynesian chants and harmonies with strains of jazz, rock, folk and reggae in a fundamentally Hawaiian sound produced by Flanagan's astonishing guitar playing on Thursday, July 10 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Saint Edward State Park, located at 14445 Juanita Drive NE.
For more information, visit www.hapa.com/index.html.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Michigan is going to the Women's College World Series thanks in part of the pitching of Hudsonville's Sara Driesenga, which came as a surprise to her.
The sophomore right-hander was informed she was starting minutes before Saturday's
2-1 win against Louisiana Lafayette after Haylie Wagner was scratched due to an injury after the lineups were exchanged.
How much time did she have?
"A few minutes," she said afterward. "But we both warm up before every game, so we're both ready to go no matter what, ready to pick each other up."
Driesenga, a four-time all-state standout at Hudsonville and Miss Michigan in softball in 2011, pitched a complete game and only allowed one unearned run.
"... I thought Sara came up real big," coach Carol Hutchins said. "She was a last-minute add as you may or may not have realized, but she did a fantastic job, and I'm really proud of her."
Former Hudsonville softball standout Sara Driesenga hurls Michigan into super regional
Senior Ashley Lane roped a two-out, two-run double in the bottom of the fifth inning for No. 7 Michigan (50-11) to account for the runs in the deciding third game of the super regional at Ann Arbor's Wilpon Complex,.
The Ragin' Cajuns scored their run off Dreisenga in the fourth inning on a hit, walk and U-M error.
Driesenga earned her 30th win of the season by striking out seven and yielding four hits.
Michigan will make its 10th appearance in the WCWS and first since 2009. The Wolverines face No. 1 Oklahoma on Thursday in Oklahoma City. The game time has not been announced yet.
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Giving fierce expressions while sexily stripping off her top and skirt, Maya exposes her luscious breasts and tight ass while keeping her socks and fingerless gloves in place.
Maya Gates: Mega Arousal
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She gets naked in front of a gold couch and sensual paintings while wearing a pair of silver high heels.
She gives explicit views of just how good she feels.
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Writhing around like a criminally sexy courtesan earning the admiration of her suitor, Maya exudes womanly confidence.
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Get ready for some girl-on-girl battling in the bedroom where these two babes face off in barely-there uniforms, engaging in hands(and tongues)-on combat.


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Field of Dreams
SOME MIRACLES take longer than others. One played out Saturday in Wheeling, five years from the time of its inception. This one means a new lease on life for countless individuals in the tri-state area.
A new ball field was officially christened at J.B. Chambers Youth Sports Complex in the Elm Grove section of the Friendly City, marking the culmination of a five-year fundraising effort.
Opening day attracted dozens of Miracle League players and their families, along with a host of supporters, donors and celebrities. Two games were contested Saturday, both ending in tie scores, as no one went away losers this day.
Far from it.
Building this field of dreams was a massive undertaking, fueled by love, passion and dogged determination, not to mention generosity. The original price tag for the project was estimated at $500,000. It ended up costing twice that amount.
But you cannot put a price tag on the smiles, joy and unbridled excitement experienced by the youths and adults who were able to take to the field Saturday. Wheelchairs and walkers were no longer barriers to playing ball.
The Miracle League field was the brainchild Lorraine McCardle. It quickly grew into a community crusade.
Money was raised in many different fashions: spaghetti dinners, road races and golf outings. The fund-raising was also supported by charitable entities such as the Pittsburgh Pirates and the team's charitable arm, Pirates Charities; the Community Foundation of the Ohio Valley; the J.B. Chambers Memorial Foundation as well as others.
A myriad of organizations and individuals went to bat for the field, which features a cushioned, synthetic surface.
They delivered in grand-slam fashion for those who were formerly relegated to the role of spectators.
The Miracle League is every bit that, both for how it became a reality as well as for what it means to its participants.


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Back in 1992, the basketball world was focused on USA Basketball, and its soon to be annihilation of every international team in its path by its newly assembled "Dream Team."
Well, most of it.
Lithuania had assembled a dream team of its own, simply because they'd finally had a Lithuanian basketball team. For decades, those from Lithuania had to play for the Soviet national team. In 1992, after a bloody occupation, and then declaration of independence, the Lithuanians rallied behind their basketball team. Their bronze medal run in the Olympics became an announcement to the world that Lithuania was free.
"The Other Dream Team" is a wonderful documentary that shows the power of sports can have in culture. At a time where schools increasingly consider chopping or limiting athletics from curriculums, this film shows how one sport brought a country together at its darkest time.
I had the privilege of viewing an advance screening in New York with the film's director, and several Lithuanian dignitaries. What struck me even before watching the movie was how glowingly they spoke of the team and basketball. They called it a source of national dignity and a second religion. Basketball gave them a sense of national pride as they struggled to win their freedom.
As the movie progresses, you hear the hardships of Soviet occupation, and how basketball saved so many souls. Soviet forces would deport Lithuanians to Siberia, but those who were sent away built their own basketball courts to keep their sanity and dignity.
As young men, those who would ultimately become Lithuania's heroes (like Sarunas Marciulionis, who ultimately escaped the Soviet grip to join the Golden State Warriors) had to build their own court, brick by brick, and practice on their own to avoid questions and harassment by Soviets.
As members of the Soviet team, Lithuanians had to steal and smuggle items like electronics back from their road trips just to make money to feed their families. Eventually, they were able to form their own team, and it just so happened to coincide with USA Basketball's decision to send future Hall of Famers to the Olympics.
But the spotlight wasn't completely on the Americans. There was the upstart Lithuanian team… who went everywhere in their tie-died outfits.
The '92 Lithuanian team won fans around the world for its hard-nosed play, its underdog story and its unusual connection with the Grateful Dead. Inspired by the Lithuanian's message of freedom, the Dead provided financial assistance to the team and helped create their distinctive, tie-dye warm ups, which included a creative design from artist Greg Speirs.
In Barcelona, Lithuania advanced to the medal round, where the team faced Russia – Lithuania's oppressor since 1940 – for the bronze. Lithuania emerged victorious, and then rose to the medal stand wearing their colorful gear emblazoned with the memorable dunking skeleton logo. By beating Russia, David had beaten Goliath – and the Lithuanian team had raised the game of basketball into an unforgettable expression of political and cultural identity.
This is an inspiring story that I'd recommend to every basketball fan. Even non-basketball fans will appreciate how these guys overcame so much to succeed. If you'd like to see it, it's playing in Boston this Friday, October 12, at the Kendall Square Cinema. There are four shows on Friday. You can get your tickets here. If you go to the 6:50 showing, you can go to a special after party celebrating the team and the film.
If you're not in Boston, here are theaters in other cities which are showing it.


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*After a lot of snow fell, just a few tickets for not cleaning it up (New York Times)
The blizzard that paralyzed the city in December could have generated hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines from those in violation of the snow-removal law, which requires property owners to clear sidewalks within four hours after the last flakes have fallen.
But in what can be seen as a rare moment of civic mercy, the city gave most New Yorkers a break, choosing to not enforce the law that week.
More NYC area headlines:
*NY-area airports check flyers for radiation (NBC 4)
*Funerals for slain officers Alain Schaberger and Geoffrey Breitkopf to be held on Long Island (CBS 2)
* 5 little kids eat cocaine at school (CNN)
*Hackettstown woman accused of assaulting cop, smearing feces inside police vehicle (nj.com)
*Injuries sustained in Brooklyn fire (ABC 7)
*Stonewall act in Bx. wife slay (New York Post)
*Eddy Coello, 'person of interest' in wife's murder, assaulted and terrorized me, ex Glory Perez says (Daily News)
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Richard Hannon has had plenty to celebrate already this week but he rolled past 250 winners at Goodwood via the valuable contributions of Montiridge and Wentworth.
Montiridge gave the indication there could be another top-class miler in the stable apart from Wednesday's Sussex Stakes star Toronado after a conclusive performance in the Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes.
Just half an hour later, Hannon was over that particular landmark when nearly-horse Wentworth finally fulfilled his potential by holding off the highly rated Cape Peron in the Betfred Mile.
Hannon, who has been training for 43 years and was also claiming his 70th winner at the Glorious meeting, said: "I wouldn't want to be back at one - it's taken a long time to get this far."
There are a restricted amount of Group One events at a mile but Montiridge has patently been competing at a level several stages beneath his capabilities.
A narrow second in the Jersey Stakes before taking a Newmarket Listed race in his stride, the 5-6 favourite pounced late under the flourishing Richard Hughes to register Group Three honours in similar style, a length and a quarter ahead of Tawhid.
"He'll be a proper Group One horse," said the trainer's son and assistant, Richard jnr.
"We've gone the quiet route with him but I think he's up to it on that evidence.
"Last year and at the beginning of this year he was keen and pulled a lot, but he's getting a bit of a racing brain on him now.
"He'll stay in training next year and I think he'll be up to races like the Prix du Moulin and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes."
Wentworth (6-1) had failed to deliver in three previous handicap starts, most spectacularly so at the course in May.
This time Hughes sprinkled on some of his stardust and found a gap when it mattered to pocket the £80,000 first prize by three-quarters of a length from the 5-1 favourite Cape Peron.
"He deserved that," said Hughes. "I went to the Britannia at Ascot thinking he had a stone in hand but he never travelled.
"Today I got into him coming up the hill and I got a good position. That little bit of juice in the ground helped."
Moviesta, part-owned by QPR manager Harry Redknapp, missed the cut for Saturday's Stewards' Cup but there was more than adequate compensation for the junior sprinter as he powered away from many of the recognised names in the Group Two Betfred King George Stakes.
"Paul (Mulrennan) rode him on Tuesday and said 'this is a missile' - you don't hear that from him," said trainer Bryan Smart of the 5-1 winner.
"The Stewards' Cup was the aim but we knew he wouldn't get in and I told the BHA I would declare for both races.
"He's in the Nunthorpe, but we'll let the horse do the talking. I don't want to wish my life away, but next year I think we'll really have something on our hands. This is a superstar, I think."
Mulrennan had a little gloss taken off his big day as the stewards found him guilty of careless riding, in that he allowed his mount to drift continuously left away from the whip without taking corrective action. He was banned for six days.
The remarkable life of Forgotten Voice (3-1) gained another chapter when the mercurial Johnny Murtagh produced him with delicious timing in the Coutts Glorious Stakes.
The veteran recently became a Royal Ascot winner again after a spell hurdling with Nicky Henderson, and actually appeared in a more prestigious race at this meeting before during his time at Jeremy Noseda's.
"He's a fairytale, an absolute fairytale," said owner Paul Roy.
"He ran here in 2009 in the Sussex, came fourth to Rip Van Winkle, went to Dubai and ran in the World Cup and then got injured. We took him home for two years and brought him back.
"A year ago he was at Market Rasen. I imagine Nicky will want to save him for some big hurdle but I'm going to have to think about retiring him as I want to get him home."
Silvestre de Sousa, on runner-up Lost In The Moment, got a two-day careless riding ban (August 16-17), and got four more aboard Tawhid (18-20, 24).
Annecdote (14-1) had already given trainer Jonny Portman a first Royal Ascot winner in the Sandringham Handicap, and fresh from a Listed race fourth at Ascot last week, she zipped up the rails in the Group Three Betfred TV Oak Tree Stakes.
"She means the world to me," said Portman.
"We've had offers from America but I'd like the owners to run her out there themselves.
"I think there's a race the day before the Breeders' Cup to think about for starters."
Retirement Plan (4-1) could be aimed towards the Ladbrokes St Leger after sweeping away with the Betfred Mobile Lotto Stakes.
"We have been thinking about it (Leger) but he's still on a learning curve and this was a class three Handicap," said owner Khalid Abdullah's racing manager Teddy Grimthorpe.
Lady Cecil offered the Melrose Stakes as the next target.
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We are right there with you, Thomas is now 26 months and at 20 weeks pregnant my supply is not much of one, maybe just some colostrum..
Thomas only nurses for nap and bed and sometimes, if he naps in the car he will not even ask all day, and then sometimes he even sleeps through at night or just lays on my chest to go back to sleep...
It is a bit sad but also makes me feel so good to know that they DO wean when THEY are ready and that this relationship has made them so very confident in so many areas of their little lifes:) One of my big concerns was Thomas being sad in the middle of the night when I am in the hospital and wanting to nurse, so for me, this is a bit of a relief, kwim?
I am excited for the next stage of his life, as I hold cherished memories of our nursing time in a very special place in my heart....:love
Haylee nursed a bunch yesterday, but I am pretty darn sure she is finally going to cut another tooth--she had another pretty high fever and no other symptoms, and her gum feels swollen and *weird*. But today, not much again.
I guess I am learning that this toddler thing can be very unpredictable, and we will just take it as it goes :lol .
I just saw this, Erin...:hug :hug :cry In reading your posts it made me think about how motherhood is an odd combination of intense passion and emotional ambivalence. I'm sure you and Haylee will find ways to keep connected, since that loving bond is definitely there, thanks to 19 months of your rugged commitment. :ita And meanwhile, you'll be nursing again full steam soon enough! And this time not as a baffled newbie but as someone who has made it through a daunting obstacle course and helped so many others make it along the way. Good luck as you all move together into this unpredictable new stage!
It has been 4 days (I think) since Haylee nursed. I am so sad, because I kept trying to remember each time she nursed so that I could remember the "last" time, but I don't. This makes me more sad than anything, that I don't remember the last time I looked down at her peaceful little face nursing. It has really been such a wonderful time, and I am trying to be okay with the weaning...she just still seems so young to me. I keep thinking of the "if onlies"...If only she didn't have a pacifier, I know she still needs to suck, she would still be nursing, but she prefers her pacifier to me. If only we hadn't worked so hard at nightweaning, she would still want to nurse. And this one...if only I hadn't gotten pregnant and robbed her of this time, this nutrition, this immunity.
She is so grown up and I have been doing a lot of reflecting on her first days, the first moment I saw her...the first time she latched on. I just can't believe how much she has changed, and yet how much she is still my baby. She had this beautiful black hair, and she even had it growing on her ears. And Nigel and I were talking last night and both of us agreed we would never want to repeat her first 6 months, which makes me sad too, because I feel like I missed out on enjoying those first months with her.
I hate that there isn't anyone here who I can talk to about being sad that she is weaned/ing. My mom just says, "Its about time" and its so insensitive. I want to scream and yell at her for missing out on that with me, so that she could understand what its like a little bit better. Nigel understands a bit better, but he is ready for me to have a break too.
I have to admit that I think the reason she is sooo done now, is that I have colostrum and it tastes weird. She would get this look of disgust, so I just had to taste it for myself and it tastes...well...a bit like semen :yikes . Its not an awful taste, but its not wonderful and sweet either. It actually grossed me out, not because I think that taste is all that bad, but because I wouldn't want her to enjoy it at this age ;) .
I have been very lucky, because what they say about weaning is true...the kid has to get the cuddles somewhere else, and its been very true with her. She wants to be bounced for 10 minutes or so before she will go to sleep, she likes to be rocked when she wakes up in the night (but she does this biting/laughing/ouchie thing when she latches on, and won't nurse at all). She sits in my lap while I nurse her dolls, and she is very cuddly with them. She is going to be such a good big sister.
I have no doubt in my mind that if she asks to nurse when Waylon gets here, I will let her. I have read that some kids start back up. I am not getting my hopes up, just being realistic with what might or might not happen.
I just miss my baby girl! Why is that part so hard?
Oh Erin:hug
Sometimes I'm so tired nursing my girls, but when I read your posts about Haylee weaning I just cry:cry N's time to wean is going to come sooner or later and I know I'll be sad. I really love that I can calm her, re-assure her, whatever. It reminds me in a way that even though she's growing in leaps and bounds and becoming a "big girl" my baby is still in there somewhere. It's been 18 months and that's way longer than I thought we would last.
I had that same feeling about getting pg so fast w/ another one. That I was taking our time alone together away from N. She's grown so used to E now that it's hard to remember not having both of them. And she's fine.:) You are right too that she might ask to nurse when Waylon makes his debut. N became sort of possesive of :Dher"boobies" and started nursing for a bit every time I nursed E. Now she's back to where we were before baby.
Hang in there momma you've got a new one coming that you can have that same special relationship with. Give/take all the hugs and cuddles you can from Haylee now. They grow up sooooo fast!
p.s. Nicole really stuck with me while I was pregnant w/ Elise. :eek: I hope my colostrum tasted different than yours:D
:hug :hug :hug
I can only imagine how you're feeling since I weaned DS so early and it wasn't the same.:(
Please try not to guilt yourself over any of the factors you think might have contributed to Haylee's weaning. She likes her paci- well if she didn't have a paci maybe she would suck her thumb. She is nightweaned-I will remind you that you did that to save your own sanity! You are pregnant- she will soon have the gift of a little brother!
All this is not to say that you shouldn't feel sad or have feelings of loss!!:love It's got to be that semen-tasting colostrum!
:hug Erin - I KNOW that you have done a fantastic job BF Haylee and helping her grow into a wonderful little person! It's not fair to beat yourself up with second guessing or saying "what if" because all the decisions you've made have been for good reason and the best decisions at the time. It will be SO exciting to see her as a wonderful big sister.
I just cry...I am so tired of hormones. I can't read any of these without crying. I was so sad this morning because she woke up too early, was up for about an hour, and then needed to take a little snooze, and in those very rare instances that this happens, she has been nursing to sleep, and not wanting me to put her down. She would wake up everytime I shifted, or tried to unlatch her...well, this morning, she wanted me to cuddle her, but did the Ouch thing when I offerred nursing to her. Then she watned her pacifier and we cuddled on the chair and rocked and she fell asleep. I mean, really, its not any different than nursing her would have been, except that it was a sign to me that she was done nursing. Its hard to explain what I mean, but its like when she did that, it was the closure. It was her saying she didn't need it anymore.
Its this really weird contradiction of feelings, because while I am so happy that she chose it, I feel like she *should* nurse for 2 years+, for health reasons. I know I have done everything within my sanity to meet that goal (aside from choosing pregnancy)...Molly is right. Night weaning had to come because I had to get more sleep. And the pacifier was sheer ignorance, but she probably would be a thumbsucker, as her need for sucking was that high. There is just no way I could have met that on my own, not with her being in daycare.
I also hate this feeling I am having towards Waylon right now. I am so angry...like if you weren't here I would still have my baby girl in my arms, wanting to nurse, still being my baby. Its not right to feel that way, but its somehow hard to see him sometimes as a real being, even though he is kicking me right now and dancing on my pelvic bone, already keeping me up all night. But at some point, I have to get closure myself, so when do I stop offering?
I need to get closure...when do I stop offering it to her? Is this the time?


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What a surprise you are a O'Reilly lover who knew Just to let you know you spelled propaganda wrong.Originally Posted by Eggs
You removed you're negative post Eggs but it is still recorded in my response to you.
I use to watch his TV show, but have not watched it for a few years. I have watched it the last few months and this dude is the poster child for " I love Big brother".
What a surprise you are a O'Reilly lover who knew Just to let you know you spelled propaganda wrong.Originally Posted by Eggs
You removed you're negative post Eggs but it is still recorded in my response to you.
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Wow three posts, I guess he is you're man.
His problem is !!!!EGO!!!! not left/right politics. I know lots of media people & they are chronically the most insecure/egocentric people, probably because there's so much turnover in media if you're not big & famous & so much idle praise even if one is modestly successfull.
I read his "talking point" memo's all the time & they're just hillarious. around xmas he did one that all but blamed Canada for the secularization of Xmas (you know, one of his & Hannity's endless issues), it was hysterical....
You set a Forum record; three posts in two minutes. Good job Eggs, you are the new #1 boot licking slave.Originally Posted by Eggs
Originally Posted by Eggs
I'm sorry but that vulgar thoughtless talk might pass on Bill's show, but here we want intelligent dialog. If you can't act like an intelligent adult, then please take you're filth elsewhere.
Again I see you removed you're post, why not just apologize for you're profane and negative remarks.
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I feel sorry for you, the need you feel to attack people who have different opinions than you is very sad. I hope that you can learn to have an intelligent discussion some day. Peace to you and to all you love.Originally Posted by Eggs
I feel sorry fore someone who is so full of hate that he/she needs to attack someone that they don't even know. If you have a problem with another post on another thread I have made, then address me there. You have offered nothing to support this thread or rally against this thread. Please find another outlet for you're anger...Originally Posted by Eggs
I see that you deleted three of you're posts, that was a good idea Eggs.Thank you for realizing that your vulgarity and insults were juvenile.
The history of you're offensive posts remain in my rebuts to you're profanity.
I've deleted my posts out of this thread, if anybody wants to read them, georgey has copied most of them in his replies.
As to addressing you Foreman, I've addressed you there... and I've addressed you here. Both places where I take exception to what you are saying. I have no hate for people though, just for stupidity... and talking to you is about as stupid as one can get, as anything you say, and any reply you give, is completely pointless. You are unable to back up anything that you say, and you never respond to questions. You just try to skirt them, and dont even do that well.
As to supporting or rallying against this thread... You made a statement of opinion. I responded with my own opinion that what you do is no worse than what he does, push propaganda. And worse, you dont even back it up by pointing out a case that you are referring to. So what it comes down to, is just a bunch of opinions, neither of which (yours or mine) are truly worth anything.
Either way, stop crying like a bitch. If you're going to use insults yourself, then my vulgarities are fair game. Regardless of what your Mom taught you.
Actually, I deleted them because I felt stupid for even having so many posts where I talked to you. As you can see in my post above this. Not because I didn't think you're a twat. Which is a reasonable assumption based on your communication.Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Originally Posted by Eggs
They are recorded here in my positive responses to you're very negative attacks on me personally. Please give some respect to the others on this forum.
Right, if you want to call positive posts making an attack, then trying to make stupid little backhanded statements at me while covering it up with trying to act like you're some sort of victim in the affair.
You play the part of victim pretty well, I'm sure you've had much practice in life. You've certainly got the personality for it.
Don't make insults yourself if you don't want them back. I've told you that before. As to anything else, stop being such a tool. You're drab little victim act is as boring as your conversation thus far.
So, I figured since you wanted intelligent adult conversation, lets converse.
Why do you think that Bill is a "poster child for I love big brother"? Secondly, how do you differentiate that mindset with your attacks against the individuals currently in office?
Well if you read the first post to this thread you would know that I believe Bill is the "poster child" for I love Big Brother. As to "my attacks on the individuals in office" I need you to define my exact attacks on the exact people you think Ive attacked.Originally Posted by Eggs
I thank you for this unexpected intelligent dialog.
Are you really surprised the Government lied.....thats what they do.And do you think the Government will pay his family that $4 million he turned down in the NFL so he could defend America............hell no they won't.And so on and so forth.Wow.............you must love GWB.....The point is the Government lied about his death to make him a HERO. They did this to promote the war ( and Wars), now if they are going to us someone ( without) there permission, and lie about that person then they need to pay up...How many Billion have the spent so far for there bull sh-t war in Iraq.
Now let me warn you, if you give me a snide little remark as such again, ie:
I will return to the vulgarities. I refuse to treat you like a victim for your entire time here while you're at IM. You know, one of those people that thinks they can talk smack in little underhanded ways and nobody will respond to it. But I will be straight forward with what I say, so nobody mistakes what I mean.I thank you for this unexpected intelligent dialog.
PS - I know that you think Bill is the poster boy for it. I said that in my last response. My statement was:
I wasn't asking if you said it, I was asking why you thought so. In other words, what data to you have to quantify that statement?Why do you think that Bill is a "poster child for I love big brother"?
Eggs you still have not told me who I attacked in office ( you did say they) with the exception ( Kind Of) GWB. And please do not threaten me with profanity or irrational attacks. You have done enough of that already. As far as calling you a "boot-licker" I just used a simple term so you would understand. I do not like to use big words like some on this forum. But if you need to know the term I would have used is " sycophant". Please stop threating me, and do not attack every thread I post. I feel you're anger, but I don't understand it's unbridled range.
Go fuck yourself you dumbass bitchOriginally Posted by ForemanRules
Oh, but in reply to your post, you obviously attacked Bush.. being that I made a statement that disagreed with what you were saying, and you brought Bush into it by saying...
You put his name to your statement yourself.Wow.............you must love GWB.....The point is the Government lied about his death to make him a HERO. They did this to promote the war ( and Wars), now if they are going to us someone ( without) there permission, and lie about that person then they need to pay up...How many Billion have the spent so far for there bull sh-t war in Iraq.
Originally Posted by Eggs
Yes I had the sinking feeling that was all you had to offer. I hope you will grow up some day and learn more than you are taught to believe.....peace my brother
And I had the sinking feeling that you had to put some stupid underhanded comment into your post. And you did. pees bro.Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Originally Posted by Eggs
Yes I did attack GWB, you are right about that. I wish you could offer more political leaders I attacked as you accused me of. But I will tell you why I think GWB is an evil man.
1. He didn't go to Vietnam like the poor and middle class had too.
2. His campane made fun of a Vietnam vet and war Hero..Kerry
3. He started a war on a lie and then cut back Medical benefits for veterans.
4. He said that God told him he was going to be the president of the United States.
5. He tried to override the Judaical branch of the Government to keep Terry Shivo alive...
....just for a start.
I do not know what you are saying here. I have not used profanity to wards you, nor made any " underhanded comments". What I think I have said in black and white.Originally Posted by Eggs
The only thing curious to me is, you're unexpected attacks on me have suddenly slowed?? You must be searching my posts to find some anti political comments outside of GWB; well you will not find any. You should have thought of that before you accused me , oops.
First, thank you for responding in this manner. I really do enjoy this alot more than us wasting time fighting back and forth about inconsequential stuff and wasting each others time. I've very much included myself in that statement.
The reason I was pushing earlier is because its one thing to make a statement of opinion, but its completely different to make an argument, where you dont just tell what you think, but why you think it. You've done that here for sure
He isn't the only person that runs the government, so a failing in the government has to come from several, or many people. But in truth, when I originally said "individuals", it was just a lazy way of saying Bush and leaving room open for more.Originally Posted by ForemanRules
These are definitely points, and I can respect these. I have different opinions about some of them, but I can understand people having issues with these things.1. He didn't go to Vietnam like the poor and middle class had too.
2. His campane made fun of a Vietnam vet and war Hero..Kerry
3. He started a war on a lie and then cut back Medical benefits for veterans.
4. He said that God told him he was going to be the president of the United States.
5. He tried to override the Judaical branch of the Government to keep Terry Shivo alive...
....just for a start.
IMO I wasn't a huge fan of Kerry. I'm not sure what happened in Vietnam regarding him, and whether or not he was a hero (both sides said differently)... he just came off very stiff to me, and even though Bush is not really a people person, he did come off that way more. But yeah, I thought both sides were pretty terrible with their mud slinging campaigns.
Being that I'm a veteran, and I have many friends that are, I'm not a huge fan of lowering veteran benefits. It doesn't make sense to do it to support further wars either IMO. However, I do believe that these thing tend to fix themselves over a relatively short time. Unfortunately, people are going to suffer in the mean time. Thats one of the things I enjoy about our government. If one party screws up something, chances are it will be fixed in our lifetime. So while we might have to do without it for a while, hopefully our children and grandchildren will have the benefit of it. I guess we'll have to see what happens long term with the veteran benefits. I guess that will go hand in hand with us somehow figuring out how to pull ourselves out of our current debt load.
I'm not a huge fan of much of religion, but I try to respect it. I understand that presidents are people to and will bring their personal beliefs and views to office. That said, he needs to be more objective I think... and do not just what he believes to be morally right for the country according to his views, but what will actually be right for it according to everyone else in the country. But thats difficult for any religious person to do. Or in my case, for me to do with my athiesm if I was in his place.
Yep, the Terry fiasco was pretty crazy. Its quite obvious (at least I think so) that she was brain dead and there was no hope what so ever for her recovery. I dont think what he did was done because he wanted to, I think the whole ordeal was due to pressure from religious groups, which definitely have political power. I have mixed thoughts on that though. We should always have the right to believe... but where do our rights to believe start, and where do they end? And how does one believe something truly and be willing to have there be such an end? Anyways, I think the right ending occured in the Schiavo case, and that hopefully the power of the court is realized by those who would try and upset its power.
However, that has lead us to current day, when both political parties are truly beginning to realize the power of having their people in the judiciary. Which is a thought that worries me.
Anyways, thanks for the response. Its getting late and I need to call it a night. Take care.
Nah, I wasn't searching for anything. I was responding, and reading up on turbos and nitrous oxide. Going to do some car work this summer, though I probably wont do any of those mods, just smaller stuff.Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Lets skip the attacks and get that out of the way. I'm not so much in the mood for it anymore. I'd just as soon let it drop and not go back to that and post what I thought was attacking. I think it'd be better to keep the rest of the thread clean and on its current track.
Thank you Eggs for ending this argument like a man , I enjoy intelligent discussions with people who differ from my opinion. I respect that you were a soilder for our great country, and I enjoyed our debate, even though it got a little personal. But I have made many mistakes in how I talk to people so who am I to judge. You are welcome to debate with me any time, and I will give you the respect you deserve.....Peace
Thanks, and I'll return the courtesy. I enjoy discussions too, so any time you want to drop a post in my threads I'll appreciate what you have to say. Yeah, I have a knack for getting carried away in conversations. I'm trying to figure out how to curb that though, as I dont think its especially helpful in communicating. Have a good night.Originally Posted by ForemanRules
It's all good bro, I am guilty as much as you are. If you don't get passionate about what you believe then you are dead....Peace to you and you're family and thank you for serving our great country.Originally Posted by Eggs
What a love fest.
Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Hi Forman,
I have seen it and I think O'REILLY is bought and paid for. So is Rush Limbaugh.
Some people never care about how they make a "living" or who it affects and how.
Take Care, John H.
There's something kinda funny about a black man (or a black man lover) calling a white man a slave.
Too funny.


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North volleys a come-from-behind win
POULSBO — North's boys tennis team may be young, but they're sure capable of pulling off a close, come-from-behind win.
On Friday at the Viking's home courts the boys volleyed their way to a narrow 4-3 victory over Olympic High School, snagging the season-opener win.
"I was pleased we won, we're pretty young," said head coach Jay DeVries. "They're going to just get better and better once they get more confidence and are mentally tougher."
Seven of the players are freshmen, and Friday's contest marked their first competition at the intensified high school sports level, which after a few jitters they handled with style.
No. 4 doubles team, freshmen Chris Gracey and Steven Breitmayer, defeated Olympic's sophomore duo in two sets, 6-0, 6-0.
No. 2 doubles team, freshmen Shaun McBurney and Alex Olsen, dropped its first set, 6-2, but rallied to defeat Olympic's junior and senior combination, 6-4, 6-1 in the final two sets.
DeVries said the No. 2 doubles players were overwhelmed in set one, as it was their first-ever varsity match playing together. But once they settled down they played like a well-oiled machine.
"If you let the other team dominate you're going to get beat and that's what happened in the first set," DeVries said of the No. 2 doubles match. "In sets two and three they played their own game and forced the other team to do what they wanted."
After playing three hours of matches, the team's overall standing came down to the No. 1 doubles match-up between North's Jordan Seth and Conner Gallagher, whose the lone senior on the team, and Olympic's Chris Campbell and Scott Lutz.
Seth and Gallagher came out swinging to dominate the first set, 6-3. In the second set the duo lost a little bit of their focus and therefore the set, 6-4 to Olympic.
Heading into set three the pressure was on, as the fate of a Viking team victory hinged solely on the precision of the No.1 doubles' rackets.
Sometimes experience trumps skill, and in this contest the card of experience came into play. Seth and Gallagher, a junior and senior, respectively, tapped into cool and collective crunch time play and pulled it off, 6-3.
"Conner played solid throughout. They didn't get flustered and their experience was important in that match," DeVries said. "When they won, we won. If they lost, we would have lost."
Although No. 1 singles player freshman Zach Fohn, narrowly dropped both sets 4-6, 4-6, to Olympic's senior powerhouse Justin Hike, Fohn definitely established himself as a freshman to contend with.
DeVries said Fohn knows how to manage a game and to set up shots that lead to a score instead of waiting for his opponent to make a mistake.
This was evident on Friday, as Fohn was patient, he hustled and he sure knew how to rob a few points from Hike.
"Zach is taking some of Justin's pace and using it so he can get some of Justin's points, he's very patient," said Olympic's head coach Don Patraw as he watched the two volley. "He's going to be a thorn in my side for the next four years unless we can get him to move to Olympic."
North's No. 2 singles player junior Rex Olsen lost 0-6, 0-6; No. 3 singles player junior David Gerstenberger, playing his first varsity match, won 6-0, 7-6, 7-2; and No. 3 doubles freshmen Zach Turley and Sebastian Ford lost, 6-4, 6-3 (North won set 2), 6-4.
On Monday the Vikes played a home dual against Port Angles, and lost 4-3.
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The Scarlet and Gray teams have been selected, and the order of players selected remains classified to outsiders, writes Bill Rabinowitz on BuckeyeExtra.com.
. . . but it's not hard to surmise the strategies of offensive coordinator Tom Herman, who's the Scarlet coach, and defensive coordinator Luke Fickell, coach of the Gray.
Herman wanted starting quarterback Braxton Miller and as much protection for him as possible. Four of the five offensive linemen who have taken the bulk of the first-team snaps this spring — left tackle Jack Mewhort, center Corey Linsley, right guard Marcus Hall and right tackle Reid Fragel — are on the Scarlet team.
Carlos Hyde and Rod Smith are the Scarlet running backs. Mewhort and fullback Zach Boren are its captains.
Fickell's aim was to build around defensive lineman John Simon, Rabinowitz writes, about the most dominant player of spring practice. The Gray team also will feature linebackers Curtis Grant and Etienne Sabino and cornerback Bradley Roby. Simon and Sabino are captains.
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From The New Yorker Magazine:
On and off the road with Barack Obama.
On the Sunday afternoon before Thanksgiving, Barack Obama sat in the office cabin of Air Force One wearing a look of heavy-lidded annoyance. The Affordable Care Act, his signature domestic achievement and, for all its limitations, the most ambitious social legislation since the Great Society, half a century ago, was in jeopardy. His approval rating was down to forty per cent—lower than George W. Bush's in December of 2005, when Bush admitted that the decision to invade Iraq had been based on intelligence that "turned out to be wrong." Also, Obama said thickly, "I've got a fat lip."
That morning, while playing basketball at F.B.I. headquarters, Obama went up for a rebound and came down empty-handed; he got, instead, the sort of humbling reserved for middle-aged men who stubbornly refuse the transition to the elliptical machine and Gentle Healing Yoga. This had happened before. In 2010, after taking a self-described "shellacking" in the midterm elections, Obama caught an elbow in the mouth while playing ball at Fort McNair. He wound up with a dozen stitches. The culprit then was one Reynaldo Decerega, a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute. Decerega wasn't invited to play again, though Obama sent him a photograph inscribed "For Rey, the only guy that ever hit the President and didn't get arrested. Barack."
This time, the injury was slighter and no assailant was named—"I think it was the ball," Obama said—but the President needed little assistance in divining the metaphor in this latest insult to his person. The pundits were declaring 2013 the worst year of his Presidency. The Republicans had been sniping at Obamacare since its passage, nearly four years earlier, and HealthCare.gov, a Web site that was undertested and overmatched, was a gift to them. There were other beribboned boxes under the tree: Edward Snowden's revelations about the National Security Agency; the failure to get anything passed on gun control or immigration reform; the unseemly waffling over whether the Egyptian coup was a coup; the solidifying wisdom in Washington that the President was "disengaged," allergic to the forensic and seductive arts of political persuasion. The congressional Republicans quashed nearly all legislation as a matter of principle and shut down the government for sixteen days, before relenting out of sheer tactical confusion and embarrassment—and yet it was the President's miseries that dominated the year-end summations.
Obama worried his lip with his tongue and the tip of his index finger. He sighed, slumping in his chair. The night before, Iran had agreed to freeze its nuclear program for six months. A final pact, if one could be arrived at, would end the prospect of a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities and the hell that could follow: terror attacks, proxy battles, regional war—take your pick. An agreement could even help normalize relations between the United States and Iran for the first time since the Islamic Revolution, in 1979. Obama put the odds of a final accord at less than even, but, still, how was this not good news?
The answer had arrived with breakfast. The Saudis, the Israelis, and the Republican leadership made their opposition known on the Sunday-morning shows and through diplomatic channels. Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, called the agreement a "historic mistake." Even a putative ally like New York Senator Chuck Schumer could go on "Meet the Press" and, fearing no retribution from the White House, hint that he might help bollix up the deal. Obama hadn't tuned in. "I don't watch Sunday-morning shows," he said. "That's been a well-established rule." Instead, he went out to play ball.
Usually, Obama spends Sundays with his family. Now he was headed for a three-day fund-raising trip to Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, rattling the cup in one preposterous mansion after another. The prospect was dispiriting. Obama had already run his last race, and the chances that the Democratic Party will win back the House of Representatives in the 2014 midterm elections are slight. The Democrats could, in fact, lose the Senate.
For an important trip abroad, Air Force One is crowded with advisers, military aides, Secret Service people, support staff, the press pool. This trip was smaller, and I was along for the ride, sitting in a guest cabin with a couple of aides and a staffer who was tasked with keeping watch over a dark suit bag with a tag reading "The President."
Obama spent his flight time in the private quarters in the nose of the plane, in his office compartment, or in a conference room. At one point on the trip from Andrews Air Force Base to Seattle, I was invited up front for a conversation. Obama was sitting at his desk watching the Miami Dolphins–Carolina Panthers game. Slender as a switch, he wore a white shirt and dark slacks; a flight jacket was slung over his high-backed leather chair. As we talked, mainly about the Middle East, his eyes wandered to the game. Reports of multiple concussions and retired players with early-onset dementia had been in the news all year, and so, before I left, I asked if he didn't feel at all ambivalent about following the sport. He didn't.
"I would not let my son play pro football," he conceded. "But, I mean, you wrote a lot about boxing, right? We're sort of in the same realm."
The Miami defense was taking on a Keystone Kops quality, and Obama, who had lost hope on a Bears contest, was starting to lose interest in the Dolphins. "At this point, there's a little bit of caveat emptor," he went on. "These guys, they know what they're doing. They know what they're buying into. It is no longer a secret. It's sort of the feeling I have about smokers, you know?"
Obama chewed furtively on a piece of Nicorette. His carriage and the cadence of his conversation are usually so measured that I was thrown by the lingering habit, the trace of indiscipline. "I'm not a purist," he said.
The Entire Article By DAVID REMNICK Can & Should Be Read Here….ANNALS OF THE PRESIDENCY, GOING THE DISTANCE.
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17 highlights from the New Yorker's Interview With The President
President Obama sat for lengthy interviews with New Yorker magazine editor David Remnick, who has written a nearly 17,000-word profile of the president as he begins his sixth year in office. Remnick interviewed Obama for hours in the Oval Office and on Air Force One late last year and earlier this month. The story is a great long-read, and you should get a cup of your favorite hot beverage and sit down with it for an hour. But here are the highlights — roughly in order of how they appeared in the story — for those on a tighter schedule:
1. The NFL: Obama feels fine about watching football despite the reports of severe concussions and retired players with brain damage. "I would not let my son play pro football," he said. "But … these guys, they know what they're doing. They know what they're buying into. It is no longer a secret. It's sort of the feeling I have about smokers, you know?"
2. Obama's memoir: When Obama leaves the White House, he will write a memoir that literary agent Andrew Wylie predicted would fetch $17 million to $20 million. First lady Michelle Obama has already started to work on her memoir. Marty Nesbitt, Obama's friend, said the president will likely focus on "human rights, education, and health and wellness."
3. Race: Obama acknowledges that the color of his skin might have affect how some Americans perceive his presidency, but he doesn't think it has a major overall effect one way or the other. "There's no doubt that there's some folks who just really dislike me because they don't like the idea of a black President," he said. "Now, the flip side of it is there are some black folks and maybe some white folks who really like me and give me the benefit of the doubt precisely because I'm a black President."
4. What's in Obama's bag: Remnick tells readers what Marvin Nicholson, Obama's body man, carries in a bag for the president: "pens, the briefing books, the Nicorette, the Sharpies, the Advil, the throat lozenges, the iPad, the iPod, the protein bars, the bottle of Black Forest Berry Honest Tea."
5. Obama has started socializing more: Obama said he hadn't socialized more in the past because he has two young daughters at home. "I had two young daughters who I wanted to spend time with—and that I wasn't in a position to work the social scene in Washington," he said. But now that they're older, Obama and his wife have been hosting more dinners, with the president drinking a Martini or two, and Obama sometimes pushing guests to stay past 1 a.m. "I'm a night owl! Have another drink," the president encouraged one set of guests.
6. Obama meets with presidential historians: Obama has had a number of presidential historians over as guests, including Doris Kearns Goodwin and Robert Caro, whose work on Lyndon Johnson often is cited as an example of how a president can more effectively get in his agenda through Congress. Remnick writes: "At the most recent dinner he attended at the White House, Caro had the distinct impression that Obama was cool to him, annoyed, perhaps, at the notion appearing in the press that his latest Johnson volume was an implicit rebuke to him. As we were leaving, I said to Obama, 'You know, my book wasn't an unspoken attack on you, it's a book about Lyndon Johnson,' Caro recalled." Obama and his team continue to rebuff the idea that more social outings and pressure would lead Republicans to embrace his ideas. Obama pointed out that when Johnson "lost that historic majority [in Congress], and the glow of that landslide victory faded, he had the same problems with Congress that most Presidents at one point or another have."
7. Marijuana: Obama said he is most concerned about the impact of drug laws on minorities and the poor. "Middle-class kids don't get locked up for smoking pot, and poor kids do," he said. "And African-American kids and Latino kids are more likely to be poor and less likely to have the resources and the support to avoid unduly harsh penalties." He added that he supports Colorado and Washington's efforts to "go forward" with their efforts at legalization and decriminalization.
8. Malia's career plans: Obama's older daughter, Malia, wants to be a filmmaker.
9. Obama's must-do list: Remnick asked Obama about what he must get done before the end of 2016. He responded,"I will measure myself at the end of my presidency in large part by whether I began the process of rebuilding the middle class and the ladders into the middle class, and reversing the trend toward economic bifurcation in this society."
10. Iran: Remnick writes that Obama believes if the current diplomatic efforts with Iran prevail, it could bring a new stability to the region. "It would be profoundly in the interest of citizens throughout the region if Sunnis and Shias weren't intent on killing each other," Obama said. "And although it would not solve the entire problem, if we were able to get Iran to operate in a responsible fashion — not funding terrorist organizations, not trying to stir up sectarian discontent in other countries, and not developing a nuclear weapon — you could see an equilibrium developing between Sunni, or predominantly Sunni, Gulf states and Iran in which there's competition, perhaps suspicion, but not an active or proxy warfare."
11. Syria: Obama said he feels confident that he has made the right decisions on Syria, although he confided, when prompted, that he is "haunted by what's happened" there. But, he added, "It is very difficult to imagine a scenario in which our involvement in Syria would have led to a better outcome, short of us being willing to undertake an effort in size and scope similar to what we did in Iraq."
12. Drones: Obama also defended his strategy of using drones to kill terrorism suspects abroad, saying that his "preference" remains to capture and prosecute them, but if that proves infeasible, "I cannot stand by and do nothing." He continued, "What I've tried to do is to tighten the process so much and limit the risks of civilian casualties so much that we have the least fallout from those actions. But it's not perfect."
13. NSA/Snowden: Obama said he does not regard the leaks by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden as comparable to the Pentagon Papers or other leaks vindicated by history. Remnick writes: "The leaks, he said, had 'put people at risk' but revealed nothing illegal. And though the leaks raised 'legitimate policy questions' about N.S.A. operations, 'the issue then is: Is the only way to do that by giving some twenty-nine-year-old free rein to basically dump a mountain of information, much of which is definitely legal, definitely necessary for national security, and should properly be classified?'"
14. Clemency for Snowden: Asked about the prospect of a deal with Snowden, Obama responded, "I do not have a yes/no answer on clemency for Edward Snowden. This is an active case, where charges have been brought."
15. How to address inequality: Although he is focused on inequality and economic opportunity, Obama recognizes he will have a limited capacity to address the issues. "The appetite for tax-and-transfer strategies, even among Democrats, much less among independents or Republicans, is probably somewhat limited." Obama said. "Marshall Plan for the inner city is not going to get through Congress anytime soon."
16. His key strength: Obama believes that his equanimity endures as one of his key strengths. "I have strengths and I have weaknesses, like every president, like every person," he said. "I do think one of my strengths is temperament. I am comfortable with complexity, and I think I'm pretty good at keeping my moral compass while recognizing that I am a product of original sin."
17. A president's limited power to change: Obama said that even the greatest presidents — like Abraham Lincoln — had to operate in the currents of history. "[D]espite being the greatest President, in my mind, in our history, it took another hundred and fifty years before African-Americans had anything approaching formal equality, much less real equality. I think that doesn't diminish Lincoln's achievements, but it acknowledges that at the end of the day we're part of a long-running story. We just try to get our paragraph right." Remnick concludes the story with Obama saying, "I just wanted to add one thing to that business about the great-man theory of history. The President of the United States cannot remake our society, and that's probably a good thing." Obama then adds, "Not 'probably'. It's definitely a good thing."
Thank you Zachary Goldfarb & The Washington Post.
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During the presentation or study session, add topics for the new ideas as they arise. Where you can, associate the ideas where they belong on the Mind Map, but if the information is coming too fast for that, just get the keywords down and you can organize it later.
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