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65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
From Fort Ticonderoga to the Plaza Hotel, from Appomattox Courthouse to Bugsy Siegel's weird rose garden in Las Vegas, the present-day scene is enriched by knowledge of the American past
To grow up in New England is to grow up with an inescapable sense of history, a heritage that a New Englander carries with him wherever he goes. Read more »
With its roots in the medically benighted eighteenth century, and its history shaped by the needs of the urban poor, Bellevue has emerged on its 250th anniversary as a world-renowned center of modern medicine
Bellevue Hospital, the oldest hospital in the United States, turned 250 last year. It started as a six-bed ward for the poor, part of an almshouse on lower Broadway, back in 1736, when New York had a population of about nine thousand. As the city grew, Bellevue grew. By 1810 the population of New York was 96,373 and the city fathers were looking for a place to build a real hospital. They purchased a part of what was then Kip's Bay Farm, between what is now Second Avenue and the East River, around Twenty-eighth Street.Read more »
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When I was twenty-five, I spent a year tutoring the son of the king of Siam and his friend, the son of the Siamese prime minister. Fifty-five years later I am still filled with wonder when I think about it. 1 had just finished two years at Cambridge University in England and was full of myself. I had returned home a month before the 1929 Crash, which changed the lives of everybody and changed mine right away. Here I was, filled with energy and enthusiasm for life and feeling good about my career at Cambridge.Read more »
Since 1930, more than half of America's splendid elm trees have succumbed to disease. But science is now fighting back and gaining ground.
They left behind great names —the Divine Elm, the Justice Elm, the Pride of the State, the Green Tree. In their dappled shade countless towns found repose, places like Elmhurst, Illinois; Elm Grove, Wisconsin; and New Haven, Connecticut, "City of Elms." The trees carried the names of American heroes: the William Penn Treaty Elm, the Washington Elm, the Lincoln Elm. Under trees such as these, revolutions were pledged, treaties signed, oaths of office taken.Read more »
Despite his feeling that "we are beginning to lose the memory of what a restrained and civil society can be like," the senior senator from New York—a lifelong student of history—remains an optimist about our system of government and our extraordinary resilience as a people
My father, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, grew up in New York City's Hell's Kitchen and is now, at fifty-nine, the senior senator from his home state. He began his education in New York's public schools, the Benjamin Franklin High School in East Harlem and City College of New York. After serving in the Navy, he received his bachelor's degree from Tufts University in 1948 and his Ph.D. from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. He began his career in government as an aide to New York's governor Averell Harriman from 1955 to 1958.Read more »
The vast jumble of objects that once brought solace to an eccentric heiress has become a great museum of the middle class
When Margaret Woodbury Strong died in her sleep on July 17, 1969, the demise of the seventytwo-year-old widow did not go unnoticed in Rochester, New York. For one thing, Mrs. Strong was one of Rochester's richest inhabitants. She also wore sneakers and dressed, people said, "like a charwoman." Most of all, Mrs.Read more »
Lorenzo Da Ponte, New York bookseller and Pennsylvania grocer, was a charming ne'er-do-well in the eyes of his fellow Americans. He happened, also, to have written the words for Don Giovanni and The Marriage of Figaro .
It was to be a historic moment, the opening of the very first authentic production of an Italian opera in America, in November 1825. A tall, gaunt old man, with dark eyes, a hawklike nose, and sunken cheeks, nervously approached the New York hotel room of the Spanish tenor who would lead the performance, Manuel García.Read more »
It might seem that building a mausoleum to the great general would be a serenely melancholy task. Not at all. The bitter squabbles that surrounded the memorial set city against country and became a mirror of the forces straining turn-of-the-century America.
When Groucho Marx asked, "Who is buried in Grant's Tomb?" on "You Bet Your Life," he was offering unsuccessful competitors, battered by his heckling and bewildered by the game, a chance for redemption and some easy money. In return for Grant's name would come a small prize, some audience applause, and a farewell handshake. As a last effort to reward a hapless guest, "Who is buried in Grant's Tomb?" soon came to symbolize the obvious. Read more »
The Civil War ignited the basic conflict between a free press and the need for military security. By war's end, the hard-won compromises between soldiers and newspapermen may not have provided all the answers, but they had raised all the modern questions.
Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman was a good hater, and he hated few things more than newspapermen. His encounter with the correspondent Floras B. Plympton of the Cincinnati Commercial in September 1861, five months into the Civil War, was typical. Plympton approached the general on a railroad platform in Kentucky and asked him for an interview. He handed over letters of introduction, including one from Sherman's brother-in-law.Read more »
Have historians underestimated the importance of Roosevelt's twenty-four-year struggle with the disease that made him a paraplegic?
The afternoon of August 26, 1933, was warm and sunny in Poughkeepsie, and a large crowd had gathered on the Vassar College campus for a Dutchess County reception in honor of the area's most illustrious citizen, Franklin Roosevelt. The new President had motored over from Hyde Park, and his open Packard had brought him to within a few steps of the outdoor platform from which he would speak. As he finished his remarks, a local physician named Harold Rosenthal stationed himself next to the car.Read more »
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"Beings are numberless. I vow to free them…" The four great vows are recited daily by Buddhist practitioners in the all-encompassing intention of liberation.
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Sesshin, meaning to gather the heart/mind, is an intensive meditation retreat done with others that deepens our relationship to our mind and to the world. In sesshin, the mind/body calms and settles, and the mind become clear and open. In this way, we experience our own true nature. Days are silent, doing sitting and walking meditation together, eating formally as a community, and working together. Sesshin provides a powerful container supporting the unification of body and mind, and our individuality with the community and the world.
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Kazuaki Tanahashi, born and trained in Japan and active in the United States since 1977, has had solo exhibitions of his calligraphic paintings internationally. He has taught East Asian calligraphy at eight international conferences of calligraphy and lettering arts. Also a peace and environmental worker for decades, he is a Fellow of the World Academy of Art and Science.
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by Coach Dave Daubenmire of Pass The Salt MinistriesDo the adults realize that the word pharmacology is derived from the Greek word "pharmakeia" which is translated as "sorcery." Adam Lanza took "meds." Millions of mostly-little boys do. Is it possible that pharmacology alters the natural balance of the soul and spirit? "Come on Coach," … [Read more...]
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A memorial dedicated to 79 people who lost their lives in four oil industry-related air accidents around Shetland has been unveiled at Sumburgh Airport.
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Another 17 lost their lives in a failed Dan Air take-off in 1979, and two helicopter crashes in 1990 and 1992 claimed six and 11 lives respectively.
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Recently a customer asked the following: "Regarding the Omega 3 fish oil, where is the tuna oil sourced from? I noticed that there is good information about the Hoki oil but not much about the tuna oil". Valid point. The tuna oil comes from the Indian ocean.
As you probably know the tuna is a migratory fish so we will be keeping an eye on future oil in case any of the tuna is exposed to any radiation. These tests will be done before any is processed. Not a problem for the next few months as we have plenty of raw oil on hand.
Our tuna oil is a little different to most. In addition to it being highly concentrated it is also highly purified. Unlike most other fish oils our tuna oil goes through a proprietary preliminary step prior to concentration which eliminates all traces of mercury and other contaminants.
This involves a process whilst it is still in triglyceride form before being converted to an ethyl ester. The oil whilst in triglyceride form can handle a much higher temperature than an ethyl ester (about three times more) for a short period of time with no harm to the oil.
This enables the mercury and other contaminants to be distilled off the oil much more effectively than when this process takes place after conversion to ethyl ester which is the case with most concentrated oil products.
This is why we are able to achieve such high levels of purity and eliminate any possible contamination of heavy metals or PDBs/dioxins from the tuna component of our fish oil.
Hi Marjorie
Thank you for your enquiry.
There is an abundance of different opinions and research about soy. You need to be careful and look at the type of research design that is used, the type of soy being researched, the amounts used in a study design and also who is doing the research in the first place. Of course certain forms of soy, like any other nutrient or food, can be harmful when used in excess amounts over a long period of time. However, there are ways to use soy in a manner that can promote healthful benefits and is safe in the longer term. Very briefly, soy should never be taken in excessive amounts, especially some soy byproducts and users of soy should try to stick to traditional, non-GMO and organic soy foods (ie: miso, tempeh). Soy should be also be avoided by certains groups, ie: those who have a soy sensitivity or those who have cancer, as soy may be contraindicated.
There are many types of soy out there in the market. We use mixed tocopherols which are extracted from soy beans in trace amounts in the Omega 3/DHA Fish Oil, which are non GE. The amount is so small that it is negligible. We do include all information about our ingredients on both our website and bottle packaging. The mixed tocopherols are an important part of the antioxidant blend to preserve freshness of the fish oil. Our products have been scientifically researched for efficacy and safety - we would never promote or sell a product that could harm our customers.
I have done a calculation for the standard fish oil (the amount will be even less than for the premium and ultra versions).
The total % of the antioxidant blend added amounts to 0.7% (7 mg)of each fish oil capsule.
The percentage of soy will be less than this. Unfortunately, the exact composition of the Antioxidant blend is the proprietary information of the manufacturer so we cannot provide an exact amount of soy. The soy allergen statement is provided because one of the components of the antioxidant blend is Vitamin E tocopherols, which is derived from soy beans.
I hope this helps Marjorie. Please let me know if there is anything else we can help you with.
Kind regards
Hi Max,
Thank you for your question.
We will continue with our 50/50 blend of Hoki and Tuna Oil, because of the anti-inflammatory properties this mixture provides.
Our Chairman Warren Matthews has written a more recent article about radioactive fish, which can be found here:
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By Eric Verlo
NOT MY TRIBE - 12/05/2008 6:46PM MDT - 71 Comments
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO- I can laugh at speech impediments with the best of them. But I'm less comfortable if there's no laugh track. Specifically, when it's a speech-challenged news reporter, I utterly object to being made to decipher from mispronunciation. On the radio, poor diction is as unacceptable as inaudible recording, and disabled- enunciation is as appropriate as a paraplegic delivering your piano. Take NPR's Louisa Lim.
Give someone a job they can handle, but don't celebrate equal opportunity without consideration for the task required.
Louisa Lim can't pronounce her Rs. Might not someone have thought to counsel Lim fwom puhsuing a caweeuh on the wadio? Dropped Rs represent an alphabet 1/26th deficient. More, if you adjust inversely by Scrabble point value.
Monte Python's Pontius Pilate of Life of Brian was mocked by the chorus for not being able to say his R's. And yes, his Roman audience found the hilarity unending. It's why he was urged to release Bawabas and not Jesus. Gilda Radner similarly mocked Barbara Walters. Mispwonouncing her Rs didn't keep Bahbwa Wahwah from a lengthy career, but that's the point I'm coming to.
If speech impediments were congenital, it would still be no reason to exhibit them center-stage like cultural accents.
Aren't most speaking disorders remedied in the primary grades, given extra attention from speech therapists? Why do the exceptions seem to become Communications Majors? It's as if students who have reason to work on their locution, end up becoming the professionals.
But choirs don't tolerate tone-deafness, why would broadcasters burden themselves with mis-speakers?
Louisa Lim can't say R, but she's only one of a majority of female voices on NPR hobbled by flawed presentation. Don't you find that strange? Considering that Amy Goodman's delivery is criticized for being shrill. It's as if NPR thinks strong feminine voices would come across as too authoritative, unless a physical weakness is empirically discernible. Would this explain why most the female voices on NPR are nasal, or supported by the weakest lung capacity? Their tiny voices sound like they could extinguish themselves without the next breath. Audiences like it too obviously.
Accents too, foreign and domestic, work to temper the projection of authority. Male presenters traditionally have sported commanding voices. Today, those who don't moderate for sporting events most often have voices in the higher registers, or modulate their voices with rises in pitch which communicates timidity.
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Comment from Tracy Whipple
Time: August 21, 2012, 9:42 am
While i certainly noticed the impediment. I find Ms. Lim's voice neither annoying nor adorable. I simply focus on the content of the report & don't hyper-focus on her soft /r/s. I guess I am blessed with being able to stay neutral and forgive such grievous occurrences, thereby avoiding the more heinous threat to society than 'the soft r'…'the whiny bi*ch'.
Comment from anony
Time: August 29, 2012, 2:11 pm
I agree about both Louisa Lim and Patti Neighmond.
If you can't say your /r/s, you sound like a small child.
When you can't say your /sh/s, /ch/s and /j/s without sounding like a drunk, you might want to stick to being a print journalist.
Comment from Dr Piccolo Heintz
Time: April 17, 2013, 7:48 pm
I have NEVER understood why radio stations, particularly NPR would even consider hiring someone with a speech impediment. It drives me nuts!!
Couldn't NPR pay for some speech therapy lessons for Wisa Wim. My skin crawls when I hear her on the radio.
Comment from DD
Time: April 27, 2013, 3:51 pm
Louisa Lim you are a typical westerner who is unfamiliar with the Far East culture yet writes with your full curiously, therefore every word of yours is showing a great deal of strangeness you detected in China, you feel strange about them is because you don't understand them and their culture. As far as I concern, your articles are lack of research and understanding, purely coming from an ignorant citizen/Tourist from the West. I also suspect she works for the CIA intending to bring down Chinese government through her keyboard…In which case, She is no professional journalist at all.
Comment from Adolf
Time: December 5, 2013, 1:30 pm
Don't forget Rob Stein and Carrie Kahn
Comment from Linda P.
Time: December 30, 2013, 7:44 pm
And don't forget Alix Spiegel with the breathy vocal fry and Margo Adler one of several with a very noticeable lithp.
Comment from the listener
Time: January 5, 2014, 12:21 pm
Oh, thank you for pointing out this annoying radio voice. Her impediment is annoying and distracting. Its difficult to take someone seriously when they sound like elmer fudd.
Comment from Tim T
Time: August 26, 2014, 2:57 pm
Some people have "a face for radio". Louisa has "a voice for print".
Comment from Pat C
Time: November 18, 2014, 6:31 pm
I'm hard of hearing… I've never noticed. Why is it important? Afwaid your kids will grow up to speak like hew?
Comment from Jefferson
Time: August 4, 2015, 10:05 am
It's more of Liberalism the Mental Disorder at work here… Liberalism which puts "Equality and Fairness" ahead of "Quality and Standards", celebrating the abnormal and Perverse is part of liberalism..
Comment from microdon2
Time: February 1, 2016, 5:30 pm
Jefferson (above) hit the nail on the head. The reason it's so offensive to hear supposedly professional NPR radio reporters \ announcers with speak impediments is that it's so obvious that it's Liberal political correctness run amok. "What's that – you can't speak properly? Have an annoying lisp or can't pronounce your "R"'s? Of COURSE you can work as a radio reporter for us. After all, NPR is INCLUSIVE. And we're willing to PROVE it by hiring a verbal invalid like YOU." This is the journalistic equivalent of putting a 5ft Asian guy who can't jump on the Olympic basketball team. The obvious Liberal message behind it is much more annoying than the actual speech defect. It's gotten to the point where I turn the radio off as soon as I hear "Peter Overby". (besides that he takes himself SO seriously, and he ONLY addresses socially serious topics… puke." Can NOT stand him.
Comment from Betsy Friauf
Time: March 15, 2016, 12:48 pm
These remarks are narrow minded and mean spirited. Why bother posting your hate? It is not constructive. All these reporters are very good journalists. I admire them greatly for working for one of the best journalism outlets in the world, and for not letting their limitations limit their accomplishments. The fact that they have human flaws makes them better reporters; they know about struggle and can relate to others' struggles. Remember, Beethoven was deaf when he wrote his best music.
Comment from Nm
Time: March 27, 2016, 2:11 pm
Rob Stein, Mo Rocca, David Edelstein can't speak without impediments.
Comment from Pat McCann
Time: April 11, 2016, 3:34 pm
Betsy Friauf – YOU and your liberal, "inclusive at all costs" thinking ARE the PROBLEM. And that you don't see that is perfect. Yes, Beethoven was deaf at the end of his life – but he produced INCREDIBLE music, in SPITE of his deafness. These reporters can NOT produce professional radio reports given their speech impediments. The fact that so many people online are complaining about it is proof of that. Can you not see THAT??
Comment from Michael C.
Time: April 13, 2016, 8:39 pm
I have three question for the haters (Jefferson and pat McCann) 1. Why would RW goobers like you listen to NPR? 2. Do you know the difference between an announcer and a reporter? 3. You know Rob Stein is a successful journalist and you aren't, right?
Comment from Dawn Ducoulombier
Time: May 18, 2016, 2:42 pm
I enjoy listening to real people like Rob Stein, and his quality of program is exceptional. I like his lisp. He doesn't sound like a child because of his professionalism. Just because people have slight human imperfections also know as simply being human, why should they be excluded from the employment process. I come home and read more about what they report on and find these journalists a valuable source of news and information. One of the reasons I don't watch television news is because of the fake people hired to deliver the news. Look at the women and how they are required to look, sexy, gorgeous, above average looking people. I will stick with NPR. I also think that these people need to go back to FOX television or CNN, their people comes with no other human imperfections. Find something else to knock down.
Comment from Brother Jonah
Time: May 18, 2016, 6:56 pm
Hey, good you found something here. Even though this one is like 6 years ago. I think. And we do roast the Wrong Wing quite often. It's not quite a secret that you don't actually have to agree with Eric or me on just anything. The way this post got bumped up to the present is we were experiencing a spam attack.
In case you want to see some right wing pigs roasting then groovy. You came to the right or perhaps left place.
There's another about Glenn Beck that Tony posted like 3 years ago. "conservative hero" which also got bumped up
I like to judge on ones best work than the worst. For most people that's a really sweet deal. Including Eric.
With some commentators like Beck and Romney and Trump and so on, it's unfortunately the best, on which we judge. Their "best" isn't really distinguished from their worst. I suppose the difference comes from them being compelled to write what their bosses tell them to write. That and they're generally Socially Retarded Animated Sphincters.
And nobody is required to agree with anybody. Even I am not placed in such a place of honor that others have to agree with me. I know that's hard to believe, being as I am the greatest writer who ever lived and I realize it. But I don't get conceited even though it's richly deserved. Because Conceit is a fault and I have none.
Comment from JimmyRiot
Time: July 15, 2016, 2:09 pm
Yes most NPR listeners lean left like me, but come on, these guys have a point. I too can't listen to Louisa Lim's marble mouth (BBC's guilty too). Peter Overby I picture looking like the creepy pencil drawings guy from Monty Python, deena TEMPLE raston whisper-rasps like she thinks she's sexy and doesn't want the person next to her to hear, like it's some damn secret. Rob Stein sounds like a squirrel with cheeks filled with stored nuts. Elanore Beardsly has toned it down lately but you still hear the affected Trisha Takinawa ("Asian Correspondent" from Family Guy) voice. Kenneth Turrant? He milks that gravel so insencerely. I know because when it's live back and forth he doesn't milk it like when he files a report. Same w deena TEMPLE raston; I've heard her speak like a normal person too. Proof that for some reason they do it on purpose because they must think it's either sexy or appealing. It's not.
Comment from JimmyRiot
Time: July 15, 2016, 2:12 pm
So you've got the legitimate speech impediment folks, and you've got the milkers.
Comment from JimmyRiot
Time: July 15, 2016, 2:26 pm
Sorry to over-post, but I forgot the worst offender, and this will rile some of you up: Diane Reahm. I already know some of you will say "what a jerk, she has medical problems and gets 'throat treatments'", BUT I've heard her speak at a normal pace plenty of times when not doing her show, proving…..she……is…….capable…….of…….it……when….she….suspects…..it…… won't ……..come……across……as endearing…..as…….she THINKS………..it…does………….on….her……show.
P.S. Apparently she's very nasty to the help. I could also give a toss about her stupid dog.
Comment from Melisander Wildberger
Time: September 9, 2016, 6:40 pm
Though not a "speech impediment" in the usual sense, one wonders how Wolf Blitzer ever landed a job in voice communications with his inability to utter more than three or four words (always LOUDLY) without gasping for breath, which he never does at the end of a phrase, but always at the most awkward points.


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We enjoyed our visit, we mainly came to see the painting ' La Vucciria' by Renato Guttuso and were a bit surprised to have to take a guided tour.
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We enjoyed our visit, we mainly came to see the painting ' La Vucciria' by Renato Guttuso and were a bit surprised to have to take a guided tour.
We are so glad we did as the cell drawings from the Spanish Inquisition were fantastic, and it's good to have someone explain to you what you are seeing and pointing...
Enter the worst former prison and the best University meeting context. UNESCO reccomended, in the Arab and Norman treasures way from Monreale, to Palermo, to Cefalù
The Palazzo can only be visited on a tour, and there is a park with sprawling banyan trees right in front of it where you can cool your heels until the next one begins. It is well worth it. The building is lovely but the main attraction here is the role it played during the Inquisition, when its high-ceilinged rooms...
Here you will take a tour of where the Spanish Inquisition went on. The tour is about an hour and with all things in Palermo - only a minimal charge. Don't miss it as you can see the prisoners drawings and writings. Many of these prisoners were scholars.
This is a building that housed prisoners of the inquisition. The upper floors are okay but the lower floors are the interesting part with lots of elaborate graffiti left by the prisoners.
We turned up at 1140 on a Wednesday and luckily enough there was an English language tour at 1200. It was a fascinating tour around a beautiful old palace, and provided a unique insight into Sicilian life over the last 1000 years. Highly recommended.
This UNESCO site is only available for private tours as it is attached to the university administration. The visit can be in English, French, or Italian for 8€ per adult (3€ for UNESCO employees, free for kids). It lasts an hour and explores the 14th c castle as well as prison cells with original graffiti from when the complex was...
I never understood the scope of the Inquisition until I visited this museum, that is housed in this 2 story mansion. Educated Catholics who did not support the inquisition were thrown into this prison over a period of 500 years. The museum is staffed with university students who give interesting tours.
The prisoners' artwork is quite moving!
I'm speaking specifically about the inquisition museum which is by piazza marina. I highly recommend a tour to have a far superior understanding of the significance of the gems of this place. Our guide was fantastic with a great knowledge of the place and periods involved and spoke of different interesting topics.
This is a huge building, part of the university in the Moorish quarter. You have to take a tour either 8 or 5 Euros depending on age. You see the magnificent main rooms but the amazing part is the prison quarters. It was used as a prison for at least 200 years and much of the graffiti is still there....
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A few weeks ago, a one-time colleague messaged me on Facebook. He wanted me to know there were lots of you out there who are with me on the crazy things I say here. Some of you, he said, aren't in a position to say so, at least not as out loud as I do, but you get it. I know. I was once in that spot too and had a secret identity where I could ramble on. Wasn't supposed to do that either, but I did anyway, just because.
I'm not saying I think you should do that too, although you certainly could if you wanted (just watch out for Facebook's fake name policy). My friend and former colleague, though, asked what those of you who can't be as outspoken as I am could do in these trying times.
I told him what I'm about to tell the rest of you. You're already doing hundreds of things to make a difference. Because you "get it," every single thing you do is influenced by what you "get."
Every time you smile at a stranger, regardless of that stranger's race, religion, or whatever, you make a difference. Every time you shed a tear over some senseless killing, you make a difference. Every time you lend a hand to a friend, you make a difference. Every time you listen, really listen, you make a difference. Every time you don't laugh at a racist, homophobic, trans or sexist "joke," every time you congratulate a colleague on a job well done, every time you thank someone for help they've given you, every time you walk out your front door unafraid, every time you open your eyes and see the beauty around you, you make a difference.
And every time you make a difference, you create change.
It's an ugly world out there these days. It's damn frustrating, to see the same ridiculous things over and over and over, the same divisiveness, the same anger, the same hatred, the same fear. If I could snap my fingers and all that would majickly vanish, believe you me I would. But I can't, you can't, nobody can. In fact, we cannot change one single person, with one single exception – we can change ourselves. And interestingly enough, making changes within ourselves creates a culture of change and vanquishes the culture of stagnation. That happens for one simple reason: We are human.
We are human, not cyborgs programmed to respond this way to that situation and that way to this situation, although it sure does look like that quite often. And most of the time it seems easier to go through life like that – uploading our programming from politicians and news channels and regressive family members and then regurgitating it whole back out into the world. But we are human. We can think for ourselves. It may seem difficult at first, but we can trust ourselves to know when to act and when not to act, to know what is a threat and what isn't, and, most importantly, to know that every other person on this planet is human just like us.
Do some humans make dangerous and frightening decisions? Hell, yes. Sometimes we do too. Sometimes our closest family members, our closest friends do. But here's the beauty of being human: We can see those people individually, see their decisions as theirs alone, and then come to our own conclusions about what happened and what we can or cannot do about it. And we can do that very, very simply.
Just pause.
And in that pause, listen. Drop your personal storyline and listen. If what you hear makes you uncomfortable, that's ok. We're not supposed to comfortable all the time. That isn't life; it's a make-believe land where everything and everyone are the same and nothing and no one ever change. I don't know about you, but I get a laugh when I hear folks complaining about "flip-flopping." Show me someone who has never changed their opinion on something and I'll show you someone who's stuck. Not where I want to be.
It would sure be nice to create some monumental change that ended war, ended a culture based on fear of other. That's highly unlikely. And besides, real change comes in incremental – and small – steps that can become larger strides as we become more confident in who we are as humans. And those small steps start with how we relate with other living beings. What is society, anyway, but a simple relationship writ large?
It's slow, I know. But it snowballs. Starting with you and me, then spreading to everyone we know, everyone with whom we come into contact. It grows. It blossoms. It forms the basis of a strong and good society. It doesn't stop anyone from behaving in dangerous and frightening ways, but it stops us from reacting in-kind and snowballing less virtuous behavior.
In that way, every breath we take makes a difference.
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I didn't watch or listen to the GOP debate last night. I left work as it got started, leaving that inglorious task to my colleague Donie O'Sullivan, God rest his soul. I didn't because I could pretty much have told you what it was gonna be, and from the looks of things, I woulda been absolutely right. It's all about the fear. This is a crop of candidates who have, along with their media arms, stoked unreasonable fears about just about everything, and now that they've done that, are amplifying those fears.
It's a two part campaign they're running. Part one, make everyone afraid. Part two, once that first one is accomplished, tell everyone they're right to be afraid. In other words, pile on. And of course blame Obama and the Democrats.
Here's the thing, though. It's bullshit. You know it, I know it. Hell, one or two of those folks may know it too, but they ain't gonna say that. That's why it's imperative for all of us to speak the truth now, loudly, calmly, assertively. And insist that my colleagues stop participating in this farce. Call out the candidates, call out CNN and MSNBC and CBS and NBC and ABC and even Fox if you want to, although that's probably useless.
Just do it, please. This isn't the time to sit back quietly and argue about whether Bernie Sanders is electable or Hillary Clinton is too corporate. Unless, of course, you want World War III, another generation of repressive judges on American benches, more of our basic civil rights eliminated and a foreign and domestic policy based on racism, nativism and fear. If that's the case, by all means keep on doing what you're doing. But please don't come crying after next November.
But if you really don't want all that, get vocal now. And don't focus on Donald Trump, because he's just the most obvious. Not one single Republican running for president this year would be any better. And that's a shame. We need difference of opinion, differing views from which we can work together toward a common goal. That's not what we have here. Here we have an entire party operating not on differing opinions but on different, made-up "facts" … and I don't have to tell you what made-up facts really are. If you need a refresher, remember how this country got into the war in Iraq in the first place.
Encourage your friends and family to step back for a minute, get off the edge of fear-driven anger and hatred. Ask them, beg them to look at the reality that is instead of the false reality they're clinging to, created out of whole cloth by opportunistic politicians and media executives. Relax, and breathe. We can — all of us — do this. Let's go.


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SOUTHAMPTON, Bermuda Masters champion Adam Scott broke the course record Wednesday at Port Royal with a 7-under-par 64 to win the PGA Grand Slam of Golf by two shots over U.S. Open champion Justin Rose.
Trailing by four shots with 10 holes to play, Scott pulled ahead of his good friend for the first time with a 6-iron that settled inches from the cup on the par-5 17th for a tap-in eagle. Rose pulled his approach and had to settle for par.
"Obviously, I'm thrilled to come out on top," Scott said. "Standing on the 11th tee, didn't look like a score like that was going to be possible. But I played very well and managed to slowly claw away at Justin."
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Julius Seligson
Julius "Julie" Seligson (December 22, 1909, in New York City – October 13, 1987) was an American tennis player in the early part of the 20th century.
A native of New York City, Seligson was ranked as high as # 9 in USTA Singles in 1928.
Tennis career[edit]
As a junior he was the national boy's 18-and-under champ in 1925 and 1926.
He played collegiate tennis at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania. In 1928 he won the NCAA singles championship, beating Ben Gorchakoff 6–1, 6–1, 6–1, to become Lehigh's first individual national champion.[1]
He reached the singles final of the NCAA championship again in 1930, and prior to losing that 1930 final 6–3, 3–6, 6–2, 8–6, to Cliff Sutter of Tulane, he had won 66 straight matches.
He won the NCAA indoor singles championship in 1928, 1929, and 1930.
In 1928 and 1930, he was a singles finalist at the U.S. Indoor Singles Championship.
In 1929, at the Cincinnati Masters, he reached the singles final, where he lost to Herbert Bowman in four sets: 6–2, 4–6, 4–6, 1–6.
He later turned professional and won three titles at the Metropolitan Clay Court Championship.
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In 1992, he was inducted into the Lehigh University Athletic Hall of Fame, and in 2002 he was enshrined into the ITA Men's Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame.
Seligson died in 1987 of a malignant melanoma at his home in Westport, Connecticut. He was 77 years old.[2]
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Stephen Williams received BSc and PhD degrees in the United Kingdom, and conducted postdoctoral studies in the United States and Australia. He started an independent laboratory at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK in 2002 and was tenured in 2008. He relocated to the QBI in 2010. Professor Williams is supported by an ARC Future Fellowship and currently the Freemasons Queensland Senior Research Fellow in Learning and Memory.
Our aim is to understand how information is processed and computed by neuronal circuits, and relate this to the control of behaviour. We primarily study neuronal circuit operations in the neocortex and retina using state of the art multi-site electrophysiological and optical recording techniques. We have discovered that active dendritic integration in the output neurons of the retina and neocortex underlies behaviourally engaged circuit-level computations. Our ongoing work at the single cell level determines how regenerative activity is generated in and spreads throughout the complex dendritic tree of neurons to control action potential output and, at the network level, the neuromodulatory control of neuronal circuit operations.
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