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. The recanalization of brain following ischemic stroke is the best means of recovering brain. However, restoration of flow is often accompanied by brain injury and tissue death. A reliable depiction of restoration of flow together with salvageable brain is of clinical significance. Imaging with MRI offers diagnostically useful depictions of stroke injury from T2, DWI, and perfusion imaging. However, we need improved methods of perfusion in order to best map and differentiate flow from tissue status. The clinical hypothesis that reperfusion of brain is a process of restoration of flow in the time window of salvaging brain, and being able to depict both aspects of that reperfusion process are crucial to the hundreds of reperfusion procedures done daily worldwide. The overall goal of this new submission is to identify and improve cerebral blood flow (CBF) techniques from dynamic susceptibility contrast (DSC) perfusion-weighted MRI (PWI) methods that can depict both restoration of flow together with the microvascular status that would optimally compare with DWI to form a clinically useful DWI-PWI mismatch representing brain tissue-at-risk or salvageable brain. To do this, we will assess the value of mapping perfusion with a gradient- echo (GRE) and a spin-echo (SE) signal acquired together in a multi-shot, multi- echo, and DSC first-pass bolus contrast agent MRI technique. The perfusion maps will be compared with a gold-standard xenon CT (xeCT) value of CBF.
We aim to show equivalence between GRE- and SE-DSC to the gold-standard in order to visualize vascular and microvascular status in 120 stroke patients having had recanalization procedures. We will obtain T1, T2, T2*, diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI), and bolus PWI in 120 patients presenting at 6-48 hours following reperfusion and obtain a second follow-up study at 30 days as a measure of tissue outcome together with clinical assessments. We believe successful attainment of these aims promises to markedly improve acute stroke care by validating a MRI-based perfusion methods sensitive to both vascular status and tissue microvascular status. This study will lead to better understanding of mapping flow and microvascular status in patients with severe cerebrovascular disease and greatly enhance the already significant diagnostic power of MRI in acute ischemic stroke by better mapping metabolic- perfusion mismatches after reperfusion.
. In the early hours following large vessel occlusion, the ultimate severity of the stroke will be greatly determined by how long the occlusion has gone on and how soon the vessels can be opened and flow restored to the brain. One question however, is how to depict the regions of the brain suffering from the stroke that will be recovered by restoration of flow and which parts will eventually die. This proposal assesses whether a rapid means of acquiring blood flow data from MRI can accurately and reliably measure the blood flow in various parts of the brain and whether this MR method can see recoverable brain from regions of the brain destined to die. The do this, we will compare various MRI methods of mapping blood flow with known standards in radiology. These MRI-based methods use an injected contrast agent that can give maps of blood flow, blood volume, transit time of the blood, arrival times of the blood flow and other measures of vascular status. They can also depict flow that is sensitive to all vessels including the larger feeding arteries to the stroked region as well as the small capillary beds necessary for delivering oxygen to the brain tissue. We will include 120 stroke patients into this study that have had reperfusion procedures done within a time window of 6 to 48 hours. For all patients, we will validate the MRI cerebral blood flow measurements using a gold-standard, stable xenon-enhanced CT exam. Successful completion of this project will lead to better understanding of how well MRI can measure blood flow and which MRI measurement will give us the best view of brain regions that have had flow restored after recanalization (or reperfusion) and which regions are likely to die even after restoration of flow. This will greatly enhance the already significant diagnostic power of MRI in acute ischemic stroke.
|Ni, Wendy; Christen, Thomas; Zun, Zungho et al. (2015) Comparison of R2' measurement methods in the normal brain at 3 Tesla. Magn Reson Med 73:1228-36
|Holdsworth, Samantha J; Yeom, Kristen W; Moseley, Michael E et al. (2015) Fast susceptibility-weighted imaging with three-dimensional short-axis propeller (SAP)-echo-planar imaging. J Magn Reson Imaging 41:1447-53
|Christen, T; Pannetier, N A; Ni, W W et al. (2014) MR vascular fingerprinting: A new approach to compute cerebral blood volume, mean vessel radius, and oxygenation maps in the human brain. Neuroimage 89:262-70
|Jahanian, Hesamoddin; Ni, Wendy W; Christen, Thomas et al. (2014) Spontaneous BOLD signal fluctuations in young healthy subjects and elderly patients with chronic kidney disease. PLoS One 9:e92539
|Holdsworth, S J; Yeom, K W; Antonucci, M U et al. (2014) Diffusion-weighted imaging with dual-echo echo-planar imaging for better sensitivity to acute stroke. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 35:1293-302
|Zaharchuk, Greg (2014) Arterial spin-labeled perfusion imaging in acute ischemic stroke. Stroke 45:1202-7
|D'Arceuil, Helen; Coimbra, Alexandre; Triano, Pamela et al. (2013) Ferumoxytol enhanced resting state fMRI and relative cerebral blood volume mapping in normal human brain. Neuroimage 83:200-9
|Christen, Thomas; Lemasson, Benjamin; Pannetier, Nicolas et al. (2012) Is T2* enough to assess oxygenation? Quantitative blood oxygen level-dependent analysis in brain tumor. Radiology 262:495-502
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|Warning: the bolt counts listed in Jemez Rock and RC NM for many routes in this area are incorrect. Often you'll need more quickdraws. I haven't climbed here much (so this is not a complete list), but in 2 days of climbing here, I've found discrepancies on the following climbs (numbers from Jemez Rock): #1,#2, #6, #7, #16, #17, #22, #23.
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A/N. This story is set in Season 2... right after the Dundies. This isn't my first story, but it is my first fiction using The Office. I've really gotten into the show lately (as in watched season 1-3 in a day or two) so yeah this story sort of came to me after having a bit of an Office marathon.
The story will begin to refer to darker themes in later chapters, so if your not really into that then this is your warning! It is quite a heavy story.
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Relationship Suicide
Chapter 1
Jim could tell that something was up with her before she had even uttered a word to him. If she was trying to hide it, she wasn't doing a particularly good job, because it was written all over her face. The concern in her eyes and the worry lines etched into her forehead. Not to mention the fact that she was going out of her way not to look at him. He had been trying to get her attention all morning, and seemed to be failing miserably. By lunchtime, he had finally got up the nerve to go over to where she sat miserably at reception.
"Hey" he said quietly, leaning on the counter in front of her desk.
"Hey yourself" she said back, not taking her eyes off the computer screen to look at him.
"Having a busy day?"
"Same as usual"
Jim sighed, biting his lip as he struggled to think of what to say next. He never usually had this problem...their banter was always free-flowing.
"Um...are you having your lunch break soon?" he asked.
She nodded, turning to face him slightly.
"Do you want to go out..." He smiled, not fully realising what he had said until he saw the tiny smirk on her face. "... Out for lunch I mean. You know, like out of the office. As in, not eating in the break room." he stuttered, the panic evident in his face.
"Its ok, I knew what you meant." she said grinning.
He grinned back. Sure she tortured him sometimes, but when she was smiling like that... smiling at him like that, he really didn't care.
"Ok, lunch in half an hour Beasley..."
She nodded, smiling at him as he walked back to his desk to finish off a few things before they left.
"Where do you feel like going for lunch?" he asked as he guided her out of the office and into the car park.
"I don't mind. Our usual place?" she said, opening the door and sliding into his car.
He nodded, hardly able to contain himself. He loved the way that had sounded coming out of her mouth.
Our usual place. His whole body had tingled as she said it. The words sounded so comfortable coming out of her mouth. Our usual place. If a stranger was listening they would have easily mistaken them as a couple; Two people who knew everything about each other, who could make each other smile, who could make each other happy. He felt a pang of sadness in his heart as he remembered that he wasn't actually in a relationship with her.
They drove in a comfortable silence to the restaurant. He pulled up in the parking lot, briefly smiling at her as they walked to the entrance. He opened the door for her, pulled out her chair for her, let her order her lunch first. Pam sighed. She knew Jim wasn't trying to impress her or anything...he was naturally a caring guy. A polite guy. A great guy. An amazing guy...
She could feel his eyes on her, looking at her intently. She knew what he was doing; why he had taken her out to lunch in the first place. He knew something was up, and he knew she wouldn't want to talk about it at the office. She was never able to hide from him. He had always known how to read her like a open book. He cleared his throat, and she looked up at him for a brief second.
"Are you alright Pam? You've been kind of quiet today?"
She sighed, drumming her fingers nervously on the table.
"I knew there was a reason why you wanted to go out for lunch..." she said with a grin, avoiding his question altogether.
She was out of luck this time...Jim was insistent.
"Come on Pam. I'm your best friend, I can tell when your upset about something." he said, trying to push her into confiding in him.
"It's nothing really...Roy and I had a bit of a fight last night, that's all. I'm sure you don't really want to hear the excruciating details."
He paused, watching as her shoulders slumped a little, and she stared intently at something on the table in front of them. She was right, he didn't want to hear about her latest fight with Roy. He couldn't care less about Roy. Roy had a beautiful, talented, sexy fiancee that he just never seemed to pay any attention to. He had no idea how lucky he had it...
He knew he would kick himself later if he didn't ask her about the fight they had. Besides, he was her best friend. Those were the kind of things best friends were supposed to talk about, no matter how uncomfortable he was going to feel.
He shrugged his shoulders slightly, leaning back in his chair and folding his arms across his chest.
"Try me Beasley..." he said smiling.
She smiled back for a second, before returning her gaze back to the table.
"Uh... well Roy kind of lost it at me last night."
Jim felt his body tense as he listened to her. He dug his now clenched fists deeper into his body.
"About what? Did he hurt you?" his questions came out more urgently than he had wanted them to.
She shook her head, looking up at him to meet his eyes. "No, nothing like that Jim" she said firmly, seeing how worried he had suddenly become.
She looked at him some more, unsure whether or not to tell him the real reason why her and Roy had been up till 3am yelling at each other.
And then he smiled, reaching out for her. She let his fingers stroke her hand gently, and she immediately felt calm. She had no idea how he did that to her.
"Well, after the Dundies on Friday night Roy was already ticked off at me. I guess he didn't get why I would want to go to one of Michael's stupid events if there were no free drinks involved."
Jim laughed, a grin immediately spreading across his face.
"Yeah, we all saw that paying for drinks really doesn't bother you Pam..." he said jokingly, remembering just how drunk she had been on Friday night. "Actually come to think of it...I think you probably stole most of your drinks from other people anyway..."
"Hmm...not my finest hours I have to admit." she said her cheeks warm with embarrassment.
"Ok, so Roy was already annoyed that you didn't leave when he wanted to..."
"Yeah. He wanted me to ditch my co-workers, and my friends to go drinking with him and a bunch of guys that still, after 6 or so years, do not my name."
Jim's body went back to being tense. God if he was with Pam...he would want to spend every minute of every day with her.
"When I got home after the Dundies, he wasn't back yet. So I took some aspirin, and went to bed. He was pissed at me all day Saturday, so he went out with his brother and didn't come home till Sunday. When he did eventually come home, he just lost it. He just started screaming at me, and then he started throwing things." she choked out, a tear escaping down her cheek.
She felt his hand grip tighter around her own. He felt his blood pumping through his veins.
"And all of this was because you didn't leave with him on Friday?" he asked, the anger evident in his tone.
"Yes and no..."
He gave her a look that made her heart skip a beat. He nodded his head for her to go on with the story.
"Roy saw Darryl on Sunday. And Darryl told him what he heard from someone that knew someone that was at the Dundies."
Jim lifted his hand in the air, a puzzled look on his face.
"Ok... and he was mad at you because..."
Pam took a deep breath and removed her hand from his.
"He heard that I kissed you Jim."
Jim stared at her in shock, unsure if what he heard her say was actually coming out of her mouth. He knew it shouldn't be like this, but it was hard to ignore the guilty pleasure he was feeling right now.
"Oh, well... did you tell him how drunk you were? I'm surprised you even remember doing that..." he said lightly, trying to make a joke out of the awkward situation they were in.
"I remember it." she said, staring straight into his eyes.
He gulped back the lump forming in his throat. He hadn't forgotten about the kiss either. Even though it was brief, he couldn't get the image out of his head all weekend, He could still taste the way her lips left his burning with desire. He wished she wasn't being so intense right now. It was taking every bit of strength he had not to lean across the table and kiss her for real this time. When they were both sober...
"I just want you to know that this was in no way your fault Jim." she began, stumbling on her words a bit. "It was my mistake. I did something I shouldn't have, and I'm sorry."
His heart pounded in his chest as he gave her a soft smile. How could she think she even needed to apologize to him. Sadly enough, that 2 second kiss was the best thing that had happened to him in a long time. For her to think that he needed an apology was crazy.
Before he could answer, their lunch was brought out and they were given a distraction.
They spent the rest of their lunch, once again in comfortable silence.


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Been spending the last few days driving to/from La Puente. Not exactly around the corner from me. How cool is this drive thru at The Donut Hole?
Unfortunately, I didn't have time to actually order/eat any – there was hard work to be done!
I'm reunited with some Nice Girls Crew peeps on this FUTURESTATES shoot – the glam squad Pavy, Rene…
…and director Tanuj Chopra.
New friends too! Just some of the talented cast – Reza Sixo Safai, Emayatzy Corineadi, and Rebecca Hazlewood.
A quick/short shoot. Just two days for me.
Saturday morning we were at Verdugo Bar, with a catered breakfast from Corazon y Miel.
Also, lunch from ???
Collard greens, mac n cheese, chicken, and baked beans.
FYI that wasn't my character's outfit. THIS was one of mine (by Costume Designer Romy Itzigsohn). The future is FIERCE, huh?
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My neighbor Jan is thirty-seven, married with two teenage daughters. Her body is in excellent shape and I have always found her to be exceptionally attractive. Yet there was something much more about the way she affected me. I would find myself glued to my windows at times when I knew she would be going to or coming home from work, just to catch a glimpse of her. I knew this was weird but I thought about her nearly all the time. I was becoming obsessed with the thoughts of her letting me get down between her legs and lick her pussy. The thoughts of her luscious cunt started to drive me crazy and I was masturbating to this fantasy almost constantly. We were not even really close friends but I started going over there often to have coffee and pressed every way I could to become closer friends with her, even sometimes making a nuisance of myself in my efforts. Perhaps she had experienced similiar relationships before because she seemed to have developed a degree of tolerance for people who wanted to be around her more than she wanted them there. Our conversations did eventually become more rewarding. I suspect she made statements designed to shock me, perhaps to make me uncomfortable and discourage me from pushing our relationship constantly into ever more intimate areas. However her frank opinions merely made me more voracious; I could not help steering the topics of conversation in those directions and I could not help touching her whenever I found some excuse. She was very aware of how I constantly stared at her. Eventually she seemed to join in as though we were involved in a flirty little game. She would often open her legs while sitting across from me, deliberately exposing a bit of gorgeous thigh that caused my cunt to clench in rigid spasms and I yearned to see more of her lovely legs and even longed to touch her beautiful feet. She was always barefoot when at home and her feet were perfect in every way. One day I was over there and went in to use the bathroom. To get to the bathroom I had to go by her bedroom. I noticed she had a pair of pink silk panties lying on the the bedroom floor. I could not get these panties out of my mind while using the bathroom. I knew that she must have recently taken them off and they would carry her scent and it would be almost like having my face between her legs. In my mind I could not get past the image of her sliding them down her full, shapely legs and letting them pool on the floor. On my way back from the bathroom I went into her bedroom, picked up her panties and held them up to my face, inhaling her strong, musky scent. I was in heaven. I sat down on the bed, pulled up my skirt and started to play with my pussy while enjoying her wonderful aroma. I knew this was wrong but I could not help myself. It was an opportunity that might never come again and I was helpless, far too weak to stop myself. Only seconds passed I heard a voice, "Ginny, what on earth are you doing?" I was jolted by the shock of seeing Jan standing at the doorway looking at me in utter disbelief. I was too ashamed to speak and she just continued, "what are you doing with my soiled panties? Are you smelling of them?" I started to cry and told her how sorry I was, and explained that things were happening to me that I could not understand. Probably my crying affected her and she began to calm down in an effort to console me. She was trying to be understanding as she held me tenderly, telling me to stop crying, it was no big deal. "Jan, I don't understand it myself. I've never been aroused by other women but when I get around you I just feel so exhilerated and I want nothing more than to stay with you and be with you. I feel these inexplicable and uncontrollable urges to be with you, to see you, to touch you. It's like a silly school girl crush but more intense than anything I have ever experienced and I desperately want to give myself to you in any way that I can. I have an incredible need to do anything for you that I can to bring you happiness or pleasure. I would be absolutely enraptured if I could only get down on my knees and kiss your thighs and caress your legs." Once started, this elaborate confession simply erupted from deep within myself and just poured out of me. She was noticeably stunned and confused by my confession, but, seemed to both understand and take pity on me. I am guessing because she is a
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Commentaries - July 2012
photos © 2012 Charles Bernstein
Alan Thomas, our University of Chicago editor
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for Antin's essay collection,
Marjoire Perloff's Unoriginal Genius
and my Attack of the Difficult Poems: Essays and Inventions.
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I came
& with him
watched the serpents
& the antelopes
so inflamed
the pit
divines them
our eyes
will bring them down
will multiply
their faces
& we will see
a light
a stone
for divination
we will bring
out of a rock
then we will take
a bone
the ends of which
like wings
or branches
blameless clear
we will scrape off
& swallow
vain like prophets
bare uncircumcised
in the imagination
only & will see
& multiply
like locusts
we will scatter
in the river
: & they saw
: & they shall see
That George Quasha has come to this point & I still ten years ahead of him is an unanticipated delight & one in need of celebration all around. It is also forty years since we joined together in constructing America a Prophecy (1973), which has now come into a rebirth & sits in front of me as I think back to our first meetings & the turbulence of working & playing together on such a multiphasic project. It was in the aftermath of that work that I came to realize that prophecy as we used it in the title was most remarkably a vision, not so much of the future, as of the present & the past – the present foremost, however soon it slips away from us. That present has stuck with us still, & however long it lasts, gives us a chance to expand what we know as mind & voice, toward what I think of now as an omnipoetics , a principle of poetry & life, that I first sensed & fought & questioned in his presence. The poem that gematria has now given me – from the letters of his name spelled out in written Yiddish – is also something that I may come to understand, if ever, not as it first emerges here but as I grapple with it in the days & years to come. The poetry, I mean to say, is in the questions, as the prophecy is also.
For which I want to thank him, as I hope to do again & then again.
Jennifer Moxley, "The Atrophy of Private Life"
On the chance that PoemTalk's listeners are ever tempted to stop listening after the main conversation and before we "gather Paradise" (make recommendations), we urge you to stay through to the end of this episode in particular — at which point you will hear Cathy Eisenhower's short list of Washington, DC, venues for readings and gatherings. And we'll add, here, belatedly, our intention to travel soon down to DC for an on-the-road PoemTalk.
Yes, so Cathy Eisenhower joined us from DC, and Christopher Schmidt from New York, and Katie Price from just down the campus Walk – to talk about one of the prose poems in Jennifer Moxley's 2007 book The Line. Moxley had previously authored Imagination Verses (Salt, 2003), The Sense Record and other poems (Salt, 2003), and Often Capital (Flood Editions, 2005) among other works. We took up The Line because it would seem to enable us to talk about the situation or state of the poetic line — the poetic unit of language, the aesthetic or politico-aesthetic lineage – and we chose "The Atrophy of Private Life" within that book because the meta-poetic sense of "the line" would have to be at best implicit and we wanted to push ourselves to consider a possible critique of the sorry or depressed state of contemporary private life as itself a kind of line (as in ideological line) in such a way that the three senses of "line" — (1) poetic unit, (2) aesthetic lineage, where a poet fits or doesn't fit, and (3) political stance — might converge unevenly and uneasily yet revealingly.
Private life is becoming emaciated and "the sets of relations are very limited" (notes Cathy), and so aptly we are in "a house strewn with fashion magazines." The piece contends, seemingly straight out, that the destruction of the poetical has been mostly caused by the fabulously rich. The poet unmasks American bounty as actual impoverishment. Is Moxley really suggesting these things directly? Cathy says yes – and also no. "There's a lot of switching going on — with 'meaning' and 'money.'" If those two terms were "flipped," adds Cathy, "I'm not sure it would matter that much." [Below, from left to right: Cathy Eisenhower, Christopher Schmidt, Katie Price in PoemTalk's garret studio.]
Chris is interested in the mask in the poem. In Marx, the commodity masks real relationships. So that is the leftist line (another "line") Moxley nods at, and possibly contends, but she's also troubled with the notion and trend of masking in poetry: the languaged or non-transparent selfhood of the writer apparently never discernible. Doubt that much-accepted concept, Moxley explores didacticism as an alternative to and resistance to a certain dominant "fashion" in the world of poetry itself, not merely, in other words, in the world of the fabulously rich. In this way, say Chris and Katie both, the mask represents the poetics of surface at which Moxley clearly excels (through her own excellent training as a writer) but which she also regrets. (Is that regret the source of the "depression" we all sensed — as did reviewers — in The Line?) Katie adds that Moxley is suspicious of the image and the language becoming "almost too pleasurable." A line can be pleasurable and through the pleasure derived from it seem to say one thing, and then (here's the resistance) it can be seen as saying the opposite.
Our recording of Moxley's performance of the poem comes from a November 2004 reading (prior to the publication of The Line) held in Brooklyn for "Radio Poetique." And here is the text:
The Atrophy of Private LIfe
In the heavy fashion magazines strewn here and there around the house the photos of objects and people mouth the word "money," but you, assuming no one wants you anymore, mishear the message as "meaning." Arousal follows. The lives of the rich are so fabulous! The destruction of the poetical lies heavily on their hands, as on their swollen notion that we are always watching. There is nothing behind the mask. Nothing suffocating under its pressure, no human essence trying to get out.
Awareness, always awareness. Don't you see how these elaborate masks are turning you into a zombie? The private life is not for the eye but for the endless interior. It is trying to push all this crap aside and find the missing line. Nobody, least of all the future, cares about the outcome of this quest.
It is easy to lose, through meddling or neglect, an entire aspect of existence. And sometimes, to cultivate a single new thought, you need not only silence but an entirely new life.
PoemTalk #55 was engineered by Chris Martin and edited, as always, by Steve McLaughlin.
Adapted by Pierre Joris from Y. Georges Kerhuel's French version
Editorial note: The following is part of Pierre Joris's ongoing exploration of North African (Maghreb) culture, a work as big & multifaceted as his own sense of the dynamics & far reach of poetic imagination & fancy. Yet the stakes here, as with much real poetry, go well beyond poesis as such, to exemplify & expose an area of religion & sexuality that has been a given in many parts of the world, "from origins to present." Here the azria (courtesan) asserts the role of the outsider, still not forgotten, to raise new/old powers of body & mind in the service of vision & desire. (J.R.)
I am beautiful Azria
I am unfaithful Azria
I am the tender fruit
of a tree with tight clusters
I smile at everyone
I hate marriage
& for no price
will I admit slavery
I wear no veil
I hate all cloth
my happiness is
beauty and youth
my black eyes'
mysterious gaze
has the power
to enthrall my lovers
my Queen Kahina face
is more than bait
my mouth is made of honey
perfectly real
he who tastes it once
will return for more
my chest & its high breasts
draws in the holiest looks
while below my belt
lies nature's sacred temple
where the faithful come to sin
in love my heart
often lies for
I am Azria
remorseless Azria
I accept the weak and the strong
I am carefree Azria
and my life is my life
my pride comes from my freedom
my life is crazy gaiety
from the most noble to the ugliest
my lovers are innumerable
I am Azria the dancer
who makes women jealous
I am the singer
I am the crooner
my gorgeous voice
opens all doors
[Writes Joris selbst]: "This eponymous song, arranged by Y. Georges Kerhuel & included in the Encyclopédie de l'amour en islam Tome 1 (edit. Malek Chabel), speaks to the specific situation of Shawia Berber society in the Aurès mountains (northeastern Algeria). Mathéa Gaudry, a lawyer at the Appellate Court in Algiers, wrote about the Shawia courtesans in a treatise on Aurès culture in the 1920s: 'The power of the Shawia woman does not pale with time. Knowledge of occult sciences, the prerogative of the elder, only reinforces it. […] The azria is a courtesan who received who she wants and goes where she wants. She sings, dances, plays cards, smokes and goes to cafés. No triviality in her manners; to the contrary: a tranquil self-assurance and often a natural distinction are her mark. Her courtiers' enthusiasm surrounds her. They all show her a quasi-religious submission. When she intervenes, a fight will stop immediately.'"


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US Army Base Bagram Afghanistan Bus Ride. This was a bus ride from where we were staying to Disney Ave where we could go to Hadgi shops to buy all kinds of counterfeit goods. Everything from watches and clothing to software and knives. Hadjis were allowed to pedal their counterfeit goods. Weird right? Hadjis selling counterfeit goods to GIs ON a US military base. That doesn\'t really make sense does it?...


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Internal conflict left the town of Menaka in northern Mali occupied by a succession of rebel groups for three years. It also left them without electricity.
The citizens of Timbuktu, a region in northern Mali, experienced a large number of abuses during the country's 2012 conflict, including rape and assault. Now victims of human rights abuses are attending psychosocial counseling as they move along the path to recovery.
For decades, elected officials in Mali would finish their terms without accounting for their actions to their constituents. Following the 2012 political crisis in Mali, the citizenry, elected officials and civil society recognized that this had to change.
After losing her husband two years ago, Mohamed Agaïcha, a mother living in rural Timbuktu, lacked an adequate source of income and found herself unable to provide enough food for her five children. Agaïcha's family is one of the hundreds of thousands of families affected by the ongoing conflict and violence in northern Mali.
During the occupation of northern Mali in 2012, Malian Government representatives were among the first to flee, leaving already weak public services nonexistent. Armed groups took advantage of the security vacuum and the abandoned buildings, using public administration offices as headquarters and barracks. Looters also vandalized and stole from the buildings, further destroying public resources.
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Novak Djokovic will, it seems reasonable to say, always be one of those men destined to spend many of his days along the narrow line between joy and sorrow. But if this can be a hard existence it sometimes also brings a supreme reward.
It can give you the exhilaration that less extreme, impassioned characters will never know – and it can also bestow the kind of sublime experience Djokovic fashioned on the Centre Court yesterday when he not only beat Rafa Nadal, arguably the most ferociously committed tennis player the world has ever known, but at times seemed to be introducing him quite brutally to a new game.
The game that has brought Nadal 10 Grand Slam titles is wonderfully strong, filled with a passion that rejects out of hand the concept of defeat.
Yesterday, though, it foundered against a dimension that Djokovic sometimes inhabits uniquely even in the era he shares with such giants as the deposed champion Nadal and Roger Federer, who is generally agreed to be the greatest of all tennis players.
Nadal was simply broken apart by a quality of the 24-year-old Serb who this morning is officially installed as the world's number-one ranked player.
The honour comes from a year of astonishingly consistent play, one which brought a run of 43 victories – including four against Nadal – but its meaning inevitably shrivels against the reality of Djokovic's achievement when he won his third Grand Slam title 6-4, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 in two hours, 29 minutes yesterday.
For many seasoned observers, the precise accomplishment was to go to the very borders of what has previously been considered possible on a tennis court.
All through the tournament he had shown evidence of his potential to occupy new terrain, to play shots from the most improbable angles, to volley his way into situations at the net which guaranteed the most spectacular, even surreal action.
In the second round, against the towering South African Kevin Anderson, he produced a passing shot so extraordinary that his celebration sent him flying into the air. On another occasion he pounded the baseline, shattering his racket in a fury that worryingly suggested the pressure of striving for tennis's greatest prize might have left him at least mildly unhinged.
Over the days his eyes have flashed with both ecstasy and the extremes of frustration and yesterday, even as he marched to what he described as his "most precious dream", there was still much turbulence. However, there was also a burst of perfect tennis that seemed to carry him into a zone which had a population of just one.
Nadal, who had produced much of his trademarked combativeness in the first set, that force which had so overwhelmed the nerve of Andy Murray last Friday evening, was reduced almost to the role of a spectator. The ground shots that can turn so many opponents into the consistency of tomato puree were contemptuously swatted away by the champion-elect.
There were so many moments when the Centre Court, filled with partisans of Nadal except for a few joyous Serbs who were last heard singing into the twilight, reeled and gasped, along with Nadal, at the scale of the brilliance. He hit the lines in a stream of virtuosity and nerve that tore apart the idea that thiswas a finely balanced duel between the world's two best players. It was that for a little while, and briefly it would become so again in the third set, but at the heart of the final we had a rout.
Later Nadal suggested that he didn't see much point in disputing the level of the challenge Djokovic had placed at his feet.
"Yes, thank you, I know," he said when it was pointed out that this was his fifth defeat at the hand of the Serb this year.
"Well," he added, "when one player beats you five times it is because my game doesn't bother him a lot. Today probably against me he's playing better than my level. I have to find solutions and that's what I have to try and that's what I'm gonna try.
"This year when I was healthy I only lost matches against him. When I was 100 per cent to play he beat me each time. The rest of the year I won almost every match. So I'm doing most of the things I have to do very well – except against him. That's what I have to change."
It is a huge project and a sense of the size of it could be read easily into the expression Nadal took from the Centre Court. The most gracious of losers, the man from Mallorca extended the usual courtesies to his conqueror – "I was against the best player in the world" – but yesterday the usual issues of winning and losing seemed to run a little more deeply.
This one involved not just a correction of some technical weaknesses but the very basis on which the game of today is played. As exemplified by Djokovic, it is a game of high risk, and high reward, and at its heart is the belief that who dares most consistently is likely to accumulate most success.
Daring, though, does not mean so much if it is not accompanied by the highest level of natural ability,something Djokovic has displayed with such regularity this year that it is not difficult to suspect a rising level of dismay among all his opponents.
Murray was so distraught after the beating he received from the new Wimbledon champion in Melbourne in the final of the Australian Open some close to him him feared that his spirit might be broken. Certainly he grasped that against a talent as bold as Djokovic's his old passivity would have to change. To have any chance, you simply had to join Novak Djokovic on the decisive edge of a more demanding game.
No one has ever charged Nadal with passivity or a loss of nerve but the bleak truth is that when he was swept to defeat in the fourth set it was largely on a tide of unforced errors. The forcing had come earlier, on the court and in the mind, from the man who later declared that he was born to win Wimbledon.
It is a presumption unlikely to be challenged for some time.
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With NASA's shuttle fleet to retire and a looming gap before a new spaceship debuts, the stage is set for private firms hoping to offer commercial cargo and crew services to the International Space Station (ISS).
Six contenders - from a field of more than 20 hopefuls - have weathered NASA's round of culling for the Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) effort, with the first awards slated to be announced in August, according to some competitors. NASA plans to spend about $500 million on the COTS effort over the next five years, the agency has said.
Among the teams that reportedly made the cut are:
- Andrews Space, a Seattle, Washington-based firm cited by industry sources as a finalist though company officials would not comment on the matter aside from stating they have received a response from NASA on their proposal.
- Oklahoma City-based Rocketplane Kistler - a cooperative effort between Rocketplane Limited and Kistler Aerospace - which is developing a payload launch and cargo ferrying vehicle around its K-1 rocket.
- SpaceDev, of Poway, California, which previously announced plans for a spaceplane dubbed Dream Chaser.
- El Segundo, California-based Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), which is developing its Dragon capsule system and Falcon 9 rocket to for cargo and crewed spaceflights.
- Spacehab, in Houston, Texas, where designs for the Apex 400 - largest in a trio of spacecraft - are underway to resupply the ISS.
- Reston, Virginia's Transformational Space Corp. (t/Space), which has lead a group of firms pursuing a crewed transfer vehicle (CXV) for NASA use, has also been cited by experts as a COTS finalist.
While some COTS contenders have openly spoken of their selection as NASA finalists, others - such as Andrews Space and t/Space remain reticent since the competition is still underway. They are competing in four different arenas: a pressurized vehicle to ferry cargo to and from the ISS, a pressurized variant that disposes of the spacecraft, unpressurized cargo to the station and disposal, and crew transportation, SpaceDev said.
Two other teams - Lockheed Martin and the joint Northrop Grumman-Boeing group - are competing in a separate race to build NASA's post-shuttle crewed spacecraft; the Crew Exploration Vehicle.
And the finalists are...
At the heart of Rocketplane Kistler's COTS entry is the K-1 rocket, a two-stage booster with reusable components and an orbital stage designed to carry deployable satellites - or other payloads - as well as a cargo container for the ISS.
Published specifications call for a 121-foot (37-meter) rocket capable of launching payloads of nearly 11,023 pounds (5,000 kilograms) into low-Earth orbit, though Rocketplane Kistler officials said their effort has moved beyond that specified on Kistler's website. Other details indicate target launch sites from the Nevada Test Site outside Las Vegas and Woomera, Australia.
"It gives the reader...a very good sense of how the vehicle operates and is appropriately out of phase with our development," Bob Seto, Rocketplane's vice president of engineering systems and analysis, told SPACE.com of the earlier documentation. "The actual development is ahead, but it gives you the sense of where we were and probably where we're going."
Out from under wraps
Meanwhile COTS competitor SpaceX, led by entrepreneur Elon Musk, unveiled plans for its reusable Dragon space capsule earlier this year.
SpaceX has drawn up several plans for its Dragon space capsule to ferry cargo (top) and possibly crew (bottom) into space. Credit: SpaceX. Click to enlarge.
"There are some things I didn't talk about, that we're keeping closer to the vest, that will be of benefit to NASA," Musk said in a telephone interview, reiterating that human spaceflight was always on the SpaceX docket. "Really the major goal in the long run is human space transportation, that's the reason for the founding of the company."
SpaceX kept its Dragon project under wraps while publicly moving ahead with its unmanned Falcon 1 effort since 2004, but reported that a prototype flight crew capsule has already been built. While the prototype lacks a reaction control system or reentry heat shield, a life-support system for the vehicle has already been tested.
The spacecraft is intended not to dock itself at the ISS, but user a laser-guided system to maneuver near the station to be grappled with the outpost's robotic arm. The capsule can then be mated manually like NASA's shuttle-carried cargo modules, to deliver supplies or new crewmembers.
Musk said engine tests of the Falcon 9 flight engines could occur this December with the first launch to follow about one year later.
"There're actually three Falcon 9 flights on schedule for 2008, with the NASA flights to follow on top of that," Musk said, adding that some uncertainty is built into that plan. "We'd have a three flight demonstration ending with a flight to the International Space Station."
Partners and competitors
SpaceX is working has reportedly partnered with several companies for its Dragon project, including fellow COTS competitor Spacehab. But that partnership hasn't prevented Spacehab from casting its own entry into the commercial space transportation ring.
Last summer, Spacehab - which has been a staple provider of components for NASA's shuttle system - announced plans to develop a family of spacecraft dubbed Apex to cater to the microsatellite and hefty payload needs of customers. The firm plans to move ahead with the project COTS or no COTS.
"Spacehab is committed to the Apex program as a whole," said Kimberly Campbell, Spacehab's vice president of corporate marketing, in a telephone interview. "Our goal is to provide continuous low-cost access to space."
The largest in the Apex arsenal, the 400 series, is Spacehab's bid for NASA's COTS contest.
Designed to launch atop an Atlas 5 or Delta 4 rocket, the spacecraft could haul payloads of up to 27,000 pounds (12,300 kilograms into orbit, Spacehab has said. A modified version equipped with a reentry system to return cargo or material to Earth - a valuable asset for ISS experiments - is expected to orbit 18,959 pounds (8,600 kilograms), they added.
Spacehab's Apex 400 series tops the spacecraft family's payload charts, with specification calling for loads up to 27,000 pounds (12,300 kilograms) for one-way flights and 18,959 pounds (8,600 kilograms) for returnable flights. The spacecraft could launch atop an Atlas 5 or Delta 4 rocket, Spacehab officials said.
"It's about providing an end-to-end service," Spacehab's Apex program manager Jim Baker told SPACE.com of the Apex 400's multiple booster plan. "If we're tied to one specific launch vehicle, than if that launch vehicle has issues or problems, or is down, than our business is impacted."
Orbital dreams
SpaceDev officials have said in the past that they hoped their Dream Chaser vehicle would prove a strong candidate for ISS resupply and crew rotation flights, though whether the vehicle will be modified for NASA's COTS program is unclear.
Initially unveiled as an evolution of the NASA's X-34 vehicle designed, SpaceDev later opted for a blunt-nosed spacecraft to carry passengers or crew on suborbital or orbital treks. The spacecraft is expected to launch vertically atop a stack of hybrid rocket engines and make runway landings upon Earth return. It is small enough - with wings folded -to fit in the payload bay of a NASA shuttle.
"Our employees, project team members, and subcontractors are thrilled to have been chosen as a finalist ," SpaceDev chief Mark Sirangelo said in a statement on NASA's COTS program.
Past statements have said the spacecraft could haul a limited crew and one ton of cargo into Earth orbit.
Industry sources point to Seattle-based Andrews Space, which has reportedly developed a family of vehicles capable of carrying cargo or crew into orbit, as one of the six finalists for NASA's Commericial Orbital Transportation contract. Credit: Andrews Space. Click to enlarge.
An Andrews Space spokesperson would not comment on the Seattle firm's COTS effort and t/Space officials did not return phone messages but projects by both companies hint at what their bids may entail.
Andrews Space recently won an U.S. Air Force contract to define architectures for a flexible hybrid launch vehicle capable of sending payloads ranging from 2,000 pounds (907 kilograms) to 60,000 pounds (27,215 kilograms) into various orbits within a 48-hour period.
Published statements on the firm's website indicate that Andrews has developed a "family of vehicles that are capable of addressing existing and emerging commercial and government markets." The firm also studied design requirements for a shuttle alternative vehicle to deliver and return cargo to the ISS under a past NASA-sponsored project.
"Under the contract, Andrews evaluated for recovering cargo as well as transporting up to 48,700 kilograms of cargo per year," the firm states on its website.
An artist's illustration of t/Space's CXV spacecraft approaching the International Space Station (ISS). Credit: Mark Maxwell/Transformational Space. Click to enlarge.
Whoever wins out in NASA's COTS competition, there is no shortage of ideas for orbital spacecraft.
"I'm very pragmatic as far as what gets us to affordable space transportation and have no particular predilection towards private or government funding," Musk said. "I just want it to happen."


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none of the QB's impressed me enough in the practices or in the game to have them drafted with the 8th overall pick in the draft period ... Time to focus on defense
Keakpernick has a freaking cannon 0_0
Yes he does, believe I read he throws a baseball 95 mph...
So far after seeing the senior bowl on Qb....
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Best QB by a wide margin at the Senior Bowl...
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HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS A Mexican national was executed Wednesday night in Texas for killing a Houston police officer, despite pleas and diplomatic pressure from the Mexican government and the U.S. State Department to halt the punishment.
Edgar Tamayo, 46, received a lethal injection for the January 1994 fatal shooting of Officer Guy Gaddis, 24.
Asked by a warden if he had a final statement, he mumbled "no" and shook his head. As the lethal dose of pentobarbital began taking effect, he took a few breaths and then made one slightly audible snore before all movement stopped. He was pronounced dead 17 minutes after the drug was administered, at 9:32 p.m. CST.
Tamayo never looked toward Gaddis' mother, two brothers and two other relatives who watched through a window. He selected no witnesses of his own.
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Send the corpse to Mexico!
Great! I thought it was posted on another thread they stopped the execution.
Don't know how they could get this wrong.
And he was a freaky looking murdering cockroach...
20 years? Oh, how swift is justice.
Good Riddance!!! Hope the bastard suffered
Justice has been served.
Adios, MOFO. Next. We use the ultimate penalty here.
It'll just cross back over.
true, but at least we do pull the trigger.
Only to vote.
There were several dozen police officers and supporters of the slain patrolman were revving their motorcycles outside of the prison before witnesses were let inside the death chamber.
Bet he heard it....
Love it.
So he died in his sleep?
He had vitiligo, a condition in which the skin loses its pigmentation.
ACORN already signed him up about 26 times, he'll vote for Wendy Davis and Hillary.
Gaddis, who had been on the force for two years, was driving Tamayo and another man from a robbery scene when evidence showed the officer was shot three times in the head and neck with a pistol Tamayo had concealed in his pants. The car crashed, and Tamayo fled on foot but was captured a few blocks away, still in handcuffs, carrying the robbery victim's watch and wearing the victim's necklace.
Just who we want running through our streets...
Makes ya wonder how many more of these SOBs from Mechico, capable of this level of violence, are still wandering around on our streets and neighborhoods. I'd bet it's in the tens of thousands..
He need not worry about it now.
Im from Texas. In Texas we have the death penalty. And we USE it. Thats right, if you come to Texas and kill somebody, we will kill you back. Thats our policy.
Not impossible for the dead.
About time, took too long but at least he is dead.
The way I see it this turd taco lived 20 years past his execute-by date......
20 years more life than his victim got. That's more than enough wait time for me.
The message must be sent. Mexicans who come here and kill people will go home in a box just like Americans. Don't like it? Then don't come here.
Texas,,,,they blowed out his lamp.
GOOD! The scum is no longer wasting air!
scum lived 20 years too long.
via catapult.
Finally! Now his REAL trial can take place. Pretty sure Officer Gaddis will be the chief prosecution witness.
When I heard about this today it got me to wondering how long it's been that Mexico has banned the death penalty and if they still had it maybe this drug cartel violence would not be such a problem. Just a thought.
Act like the thieving murderous thug you are who sneaked across the border, and you'll get some justice.
Hope this gets BIG play in the Mexican media.
Maybe it will send some chills up some illegal's spines.
Don't LIKE America's laws? Don't break them.
Better yet, just don't come here in the first place.
Twenty years, huh? Oh well . . . he can still vote in America though, right?
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It was delayed pending the SCOTUS acting. The article I had posted made it sound like it was postponed.
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Late Wednesday, the scheduled execution was briefly halted. The US Supreme Court was considering an appeal for a stay, and Jason Clark, of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, told reporters it is Texas policy to hold off on executions while the High Court mulls an appeal.
But the Supreme Court then said it would refuse to stay the execution. The warrant would have expired at midnight; Tamayo was put to death at 9:32 C.T.
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The Evelyn Schwinn family enjoyed Christmas Day dinner at the home of Mike and Kristie Clark and girls. There was lots of visiting and laughter and enjoying the little ones' exchange gifts.
The Richard Parker family was enjoying its family Christmas get-together Dec. 29.
Peggy Gillaspie, Sharon Lynn, Brenda Garvey and Evelynn Schwinn enjoyed lunch Dec. 29 at Ten Penny in Leavenworth. There they visited Wilda Lynn at Homestead assisted living and shared Christmas with her.
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Happy New Year to all our Springdale people. May you stay warm, healthy and happy.
Gary Zimmerman died Thursday in Holton. He used to live in the Springdale area. We want to extend our sympathy to his family.
Wayne and Anabel Knapp attended the funeral of Kathel Snook at 11 a.m. Saturday at the United Methodist Church at McLouth.
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