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Does Charlotte get her honorary membership card now?
Shorter Charlotte Allen: I am a paste-eating moron, and so therefore all other women are as shockingly stupid as I am.
Char, we get it: You're a little stupid. I'm sorry for that, I really am. But you're at least smart enough to figure out that publicly bashing women is a highly profitable career path — so don't be so hard on yourself.
Yes, Charlotte Allen runs the Independent Women's Forum, an anti-feminist organization committed to using feminist language in order to keep women in their place. So I'm actually kind of glad that Allen has shown her true colors and finally just admitted that she thinks women are dumb. She at least proved that she's not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed:
Here's Agence France-Presse reporting on a rally for Sen. Barack Obama at the University of Maryland on Feb. 11: "He did not flinch when women screamed as he was in mid-sentence, and even broke off once to answer a female's cry of 'I love you, Obama!' with a reassuring 'I love you back.' " Women screamed? What was this, the Beatles tour of 1964? And when they weren't screaming, the fair-sex Obama fans who dominated the rally of 16,000 were saying things like: "Every time I hear him speak, I become more hopeful." Huh?
"Women 'Falling for Obama,' " the story's headline read. Elsewhere around the country, women were falling for the presidential candidate literally. Connecticut radio talk show host Jim Vicevich has counted five separate instances in which women fainted at Obama rallies since last September. And I thought such fainting was supposed to be a relic of the sexist past, when patriarchs forced their wives and daughters to lace themselves into corsets that cut off their oxygen.
Has Charlotte Allen ever been to a big political rally? People scream! The Republicans at CPAC practically cream themselves over George Bush and Mitt Romney, but no one calls it "swooning" because we reserve that word for women. Shouting, yelling, jumping up and down and otherwise getting excited at political events is pretty common — it's not just women, and it's not just Obama fans.
I can't help it, but reading about such episodes of screaming, gushing and swooning makes me wonder whether women — I should say, "we women," of course — aren't the weaker sex after all. Or even the stupid sex, our brains permanently occluded by random emotions, psychosomatic flailings and distraction by the superficial. Women "are only children of a larger growth," wrote the 18th-century Earl of Chesterfield. Could he have been right?
For someone so self-hating, she must have an awfully big ego. I'm not sure that most people who claim to be as aware of their intellectual inferiority as Charlotte is would also be under the impression that they should write an op/ed for the Washington Post.
And obviously men do dumb things, too, although my husband has perfectly good explanations for why he eats standing up at the stove (when I'm not around) or pulls down all the blinds so the house looks like a cave (also when I'm not around): It has to do with the aggressive male nature and an instinctive fear of danger from other aggressive men. When men do dumb things, though, they tend to be catastrophically dumb, such as blowing the paycheck on booze or much, much worse (think "postal"). Women's foolishness is usually harmless. But it can be so . . . embarrassing.
Your husband pulls down the blinds out of his caveman instinctive fear of danger from other aggressive men? Really? Perhaps you should be writing an op/ed about how insanely stupid individuals gravitate towards each other and proceed to use evolutionary psychology to explain their remarkable stupidity.
Take Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign. By all measures, she has run one of the worst — and, yes, stupidest — presidential races in recent history, marred by every stereotypical flaw of the female sex. As far as I'm concerned, she has proved that she can't debate — viz. her televised one-on-one against Obama last Tuesday, which consisted largely of complaining that she had to answer questions first and putting the audience to sleep with minutiae about her health-coverage mandate. She has whined (via her aides) like the teacher's pet in grade school that the boys are ganging up on her when she's bested by male rivals. She has wept on the campaign trail, even though everyone knows that tears are the last refuge of losers. And she is tellingly dependent on her husband.
For someone running one of the worst and stupidest presidential campaigns in recent history, Clinton doesn't seem to be doing too badly. In fact, one would imagine that if a candidate ran one of the worst and stupidest campaigns ever, that candidate probably would be out of the race — and not a strong contender for the nomination in one of the closest and most contentious primary races in recent history. But hey, details.
What is it about us women? Why do we always fall for the hysterical, the superficial and the gooily sentimental? Take a look at the New York Times bestseller list. At the top of the paperback nonfiction chart and pitched to an exclusively female readership is Elizabeth Gilbert's "Eat, Pray, Love." Here's the book's autobiographical plot: Gilbert gets bored with her perfectly okay husband, so she has an affair behind his back. Then, when that doesn't pan out, she goes to Italy and gains 23 pounds forking pasta so she has to buy a whole new wardrobe, goes to India to meditate (that's the snooze part), and finally, at an Indonesian beach, finds fulfillment by — get this — picking up a Latin lover!
This is the kind of literature that countless women soak up like biscotti in a latte cup: food, clothes, sex, "relationships" and gummy, feel-good "spirituality." This female taste for first-person romantic nuttiness, spiced with a soup¿on of soft-core porn, has made for centuries of bestsellers — including Samuel Richardson's 1740 novel "Pamela," in which a handsome young lord tries to seduce a virtuous serving maid for hundreds of pages and then proposes, as well as Erica Jong's 1973 "Fear of Flying."
Not like the best-sellers that men read, of course. Today, the #1 hardcover fiction best-seller on the Times list is "The Appeal" by John Grisham. And nothing like those serious books that men read, none of which involve first-person romantic nuttiness and soft-core porn.
Then there's the chick doctor television show "Grey's Anatomy" (reportedly one of Hillary Clinton's favorites). Want to be a surgeon? Here's what your life will be like at the hospital, according to "Grey's": sex in the linen-supply room, catfights with your sister in front of the patients, sex in the on-call room, a "prom" in the recovery room so you can wear your strapless evening gown to work, and sex with the married attending physician in an office. Oh, and some surgery. When was the last time you were in a hospital and spotted two doctors going at it in an empty bed?
I'm not sure, but I think I did see it on ER once. I've also never seen a cop get it on with a DA, but I'm pretty sure that happened on the Very Serious and Manly show "The Wire" (Barack Obama's favorite, btw).
Depressing as it is, several of the supposed misogynist myths about female inferiority have been proven true. Women really are worse drivers than men, for example. A study published in 1998 by the Johns Hopkins schools of medicine and public health revealed that women clocked 5.7 auto accidents per million miles driven, in contrast to men's 5.1, even though men drive about 74 percent more miles a year than women. The only good news was that women tended to take fewer driving risks than men, so their crashes were only a third as likely to be fatal. Those statistics were reinforced by a study released by the University of London in January showing that women and gay men perform more poorly than heterosexual men at tasks involving navigation and spatial awareness, both crucial to good driving.
You know Allen is reaching when the best thing she can come up with to prove female inferiority is "Women are crappy drivers." And she can't even prove that very well, since men are more likely to be recklessly bad drivers. Although my favorite line is this one: "A study published in 1998 by the Johns Hopkins schools of medicine and public health revealed that women clocked 5.7 auto accidents per million miles driven, in contrast to men's 5.1, even though men drive about 74 percent more miles a year than women." Except that the study evaluated the accident rate by millions of miles, so it doesn't matter how many more miles per year men drive. And they big, misogynist results? A difference of .6 accidents per million miles. Someone repeal the 19th amendment, stat.
The theory that women are the dumber sex — or at least the sex that gets into more car accidents — is amply supported by neurological and standardized-testing evidence. Men's and women's brains not only look different, but men's brains are bigger than women's (even adjusting for men's generally bigger body size). The important difference is in the parietal cortex, which is associated with space perception. Visuospatial skills, the capacity to rotate three-dimensional objects in the mind, at which men tend to excel over women, are in turn related to a capacity for abstract thinking and reasoning, the grounding for mathematics, science and philosophy. While the two sexes seem to have the same IQ on average (although even here, at least one recent study gives males a slight edge), there are proportionally more men than women at the extremes of very, very smart and very, very stupid.
Didn't brain size comparisons get de-bunked about 100 years ago when they were used not only against women, but against Jews and people of color? Guess Charlotte missed the memo.
I am perfectly willing to admit that I myself am a classic case of female mental deficiencies. I can't add 2 and 2 (well, I can, but then what?). I don't even know how many pairs of shoes I own. I have coasted through life and academia on the basis of an excellent memory and superior verbal skills, two areas where, researchers agree, women consistently outpace men.
Shocking that an excellent memory and superior verbal skills would help you out in academia.
That's where this logic gets screwy: If women are actually better at remembering things, at reading and at writing, where as men can add numbers together and spear dinosaurs, shouldn't women be in positions of academic and political power? After all, the president doesn't really need to know how to add 2 and 2, but she should be able to remember things, she should be able to speak well, and she should know how to deal with other people.
But Allen isn't making a genuine argument — she's promoting a very specific agenda, and using crappy science to back it up.
So I don't understand why more women don't relax, enjoy the innate abilities most of us possess (as well as the ones fewer of us possess) and revel in the things most important to life at which nearly all of us excel: tenderness toward children and men and the weak and the ability to make a house a home. (Even I, who inherited my interior-decorating skills from my Bronx Irish paternal grandmother, whose idea of upgrading the living-room sofa was to throw a blanket over it, can make a house a home.) Then we could shriek and swoon and gossip and read chick lit to our hearts' content and not mind the fact that way down deep, we are . . . kind of dim.
If that's all true, then I don't understand why Allen doesn't take her own damn advice and get back to the kitchen. If women are supposed to be at home baking things and raising babies, why is she running a major political organization and writing op/eds for the Post?
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I realize that was quite a fiasco and not much fun, but it could have
been worse. Years ago when I worked in a grocery store, we lost power a
few times, and it did not come back on for quite some time. We had to
lock the doors so no new customers came in and then start writing down
and adding up each customer's order. It took a long time to process
people. A few employees collected frozen items that customers decided
they didn't want because of the long wait. But we all got through it.
A&P might be big, but with so many stores, and for the few times this
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a hospital would. I don't know whether it would be feasible to have
backups on the computerized cash registers as you suggested. They aren't
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> days of
> very cold weather - low single digits - earlier this week.
> We went to the grocery store this afternoon to do our weekly shopping - and
> a bit of
> extras for the holiday. Just as we were finishing our check-out - really a
> large bunch
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City leaders may use reserve funds to balance Jacksonville's budget in 2015, according to a report discussed at the City Council meeting Monday.
The council expects to take in $12.5 million in revenue and spend about $450,000 more than that in 2015. The council plans to whittle expenses down, but if it can't, the city will have to draw $450,000 from money it keeps in a reserve fund.
City Administrator Jarrod Simmons said the extra expenses can be attributed to increasing costs across departments.
"It's not necessarily that revenues aren't coming in," Simmons said. "Expenditures have been up."
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> I have a thermometer with a remote. It didn't cost much at Target, and it
> gives me peace of mind. You can also get one with a warning chime at
> Charlies and other places, like Farmtek. If you have a business, Grainger's
> is good and fast. I've been up so often with old dogs that I usually give it
> a glance as I'm cleaning up after something, so I haven't shelled out for
> the noisy kind.
> If you don't want to spring for a ga$ heater, I think the next best is an
> oil-filled electric. It gives steady heat, and you can use a small fan for
> circulation. You may be able to get one on Freecycle or Craigslist, but
> they're not too expensive at Wal-mart or Lowes or HD.
> I also save clear water bottles, milk jugs, etc., fill them and put them
> near my plants. They gain some heat in the daytime and release it at night.
> It's not enough when the temps go way below freezing, but it helps.
> You'll definitely want automatic openers. Even in the winter, on a sunny
> day my greenhouse will hit 100+. Back when I was working full time, I always
> left home too early to open the windows, and got home too late to close them
> up for best night temps.
> Oh, besides the obvious, like caulking the ill-fitting panels, you might
> want to drape Remay or something over your plants. That will give them an
> extra layer of protection.
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> Subject: Re: [CHAT] Greenhouse problems
> O.K., any suggestions for a heater for my greenhouse? Normal floor heaters
>> really eat up the electricity and I hate that. It's a "portable type" and
>> not the best in the world. I can see where some of the panels are not
>> fitting tightly and will have to work on it some. We found it on Craig's
>> List for $300.00. They bought it for $600.00 and never used it much. So
>> -
>> here I am - a first time greenhouse user and I know NOTHING. Right now I
>> have a heat lamp in there because the temps are only low at night. No
>> need
>> for a fan just yet because I can vent the windows. I guess I'll
>> eventually have to get the automatic vent openers.
>> We how a power outage last night, 2:00 in the morning, and my first
>> thought
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>> of
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Remote PC File Access?
How do I access my pc files with my playbook wirelessly like this.
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I cracked the screen so I'm going to use it as a media center with my Z10 as a remote.
But I want to be able to access files wireless from my pc on the PlayBook.
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Ghost Commander, free in app world, will allow you to access shared files on your PCs on your local network using its Windows Share function.
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This review is from: MSI GeForce GT 740 DirectX 12 N740-2GD3 2GB 128-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Plug-in Card Video Card
Pros: card worked fine out of the box. don't expect a miracle from a Budget card. runs ark on low/med settings with my a8 processor with minimal hiccups.
Cons: rebate is a sham. after receiving said card it was 6 days after the purchase date. after i installed and fully tested the card out i was at day 21 after purchase date so i felt comfortable sending in the rebate. i looked at the procedure and the rebate was limited to 15 days after date of purchase. there was no way i could prove out the card and send in the rebate when it took a week just to get the card. therefore no rebate.
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Cons: none (except clock issue)
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Mr Gaffar from Jaipur, India recommends this hotel Posted: Room Quality: 3/5 Service Quality: 2/5 Dining Quality: 2/5 Cleanliness: 3/5
The food was pathetic of the hotel. The hotel is located in the heart of the city. Rooms were very neat and clean. Staff service were not so nice and up to expectation. The hotel is does not offer any pick up and drop facility to the airport.


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What if your daily fitness goals were sent to your cell phone and achieving these goals made you eligible for premium discounts on your health insurance plan? What if payers were able to track your progress toward an illness and recommend tests via a mobile app?
A few years ago, such scenarios might have seemed outlandish but due to the rate that payers are embracing consumer engagement, these scenarios are becoming a distinct reality. Payers are heavily considering mobile healthcare IT technologies for managing their risk pool and improving overall care outcomes.
Tracing Footsteps of Mobile in Healthcare Technology
Progression toward mobile-fueled healthcare probably started with mobile-optimized websites that offered a few applications for viewing personal plan details or posing queries. Slowly, more healthcare organizations started investing in applications that connected consumers with their care providers like in-network primary care physicians. With the onset of healthcare reform, holistic care has become an objective for most payers and mobile technologies offer some impressive solutions. Before the current healthcare reforms, applications that could list in-plan provider facilities were gaining attention. However, they didn't have a nationwide presence. Now with the consumer-caregiver relationship being emphasized by the Affordable Care Act, dedicated mobile apps from payers enabling better coordinated care might become a standard feature.


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The conference Encountering Materiality: Science, Art, Language will take place in Geneva, Switzerland from 23-25 June 2016, in the newly-renovated Batiment des Philosophes (Philosophers' Building), located on 22 Boulevard des Philosophes, 1205 Genève.
This conference is co-organized by the English Department of the University of Geneva and by the Dirt Foundation.
- Check out the registration page, where you can have more information about the venue and the conference fee.
- Download the Call for Participation (The call for participation is now closed).
What is materiality?
As contemporary societies meet philosophical and earthly limits, we are being confronted with the difficulty of articulating what materiality and matter are. Faced with anthropogenic alterations of numerous ecosystems and in light of developments in the sciences of ecology, geology and climatology, we have been forced to rethink our place and function in the collective environment of planet Earth. Developments in the neurosciences have challenged the limits and boundaries of the mind and of the individual and have shown us that consciousness, body, language and environment constantly interrelate. The very nature of reality has been redefined by quantum physics and experiments realized in accelerators and colliders. In addition to all this, the leap in information technology enabled by the internet has radically altered the way we perceive and interact with the world, our bodies, ourselves, and each other. Many scientists, artists and scholars now see matter as an active agent in our becoming.
Drawing on the fields of New Materialism and the Environmental Humanities, the conference is not restricted to them. Rather, it will address how sciences, arts and texts enact encounters with materiality as an entanglement of relationships, meanings, matter and movement, and it will respond to the following questions:
- How do we encounter materiality, materials and/or matter in the twenty-first century?
- How do language and literary language in particular offer ways of encountering materiality and/or matter?
- How have the developments in ecology, neurosciences, physics and new media changed the way we encounter the world of matter?
- How can our encounters with matter undermine, redefine or produce ways of knowing, of being and of doing that are more in tune with the challenges that contemporary societies—in all their diversity—face?
- How can our current understandings of materiality help us to rethink the role of artistic, literary and scientific practices in fashioning the material world?
- How can scientists, artists and scholars share their findings on matter and materiality with the public?
- How can a conversation among sciences, arts and the humanities shed light on our relationships with matter, meaning and action?
Call for Participation
With materiality as its focus and transdisciplinarity as its mode, this conference will address the diverse ways of knowing, interpreting and engaging with matter. Whether your subject matter is textual, substantial, corporeal, environmental or incommensurable, and whether you wish to create, think, analyze, measure or discuss, we are looking forward to hearing how you engage with materiality in your field of research and practice.
In keeping with the transdisciplinary approach of the event, we encourage conference submissions that are open to all modes of knowing. Participants are invited to discuss, present, exhibit or enact a wide range of topics that fall into the theme "encountering materiality".
Please submit your 300-word proposal online (http://encounteringmateriality.org/abstract/) by 19 February 2016. Indicate the type of participation (e.g., presentation, performance). If your work, portions of it or references to it are present in media form (picture, video, website, etc.), please send us a copy or a link to it. You will receive a notification of acceptance at the end of February 2016.
Please note that although the main language of the conference is English, we also welcome abstracts and presentations in French.
Oral presentations should be 20 minutes long, with a 10-minute question time at the end of each paper.
For performances, please indicate the duration (between 10 and 20 minutes) and the space and material needed.
We welcome preconstituted panels that include different modes of expression. In this case, please indicate the types of presentation/performance and the duration of each.
Do not hesitate to contact the organizers by email if you have any question, with "EM2016" as the subject of the email.
Conference registration
Information regarding registration will be made available at the beginning of March 2016.
Keynote Speakers
Monica Bello, Head of Arts@CERN, curator and art critic
Calvin Forbes, Professor, Liberal Arts, Writing, at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago, poet
Christoph Küffer, Professor of Urban Ecology at the University of Applied Sciences Eastern Switzerland
Stephen Muecke, Professor of Ethnography at University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
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Cat's latest case involves a disturbing murder in New Orleans. Banishing her personal demons, she focuses on the potential killer, until one morning she's paralyzed by a panic attack at a grisly murder scene. Praying the attack is a onetime event, she continues her job as a consultant to the New Orleans Police Department, but when another victim dies in the same shocking way - raising fears that a serial killer is at large - Cat blacks out over the victim's mutilated corpse.
Suspended from the FBI task force, plagued by nightmares, and at odds with her married lover - a homicide detective - Cat finally reaches her breaking point. In a desperate effort to regain control over a life spiraling out of control, Cat retreats to her hometown of Natchez, Mississippi. But her family's secluded antebellum estate provides no sanctuary.
When some of Cat's forensic chemicals are spilled in her childhood bedroom, two bloody footprints are revealed. This sight shocks her more than any corpse she has seen in her career. Cat's father was murdered when she was eight years old, but she always believed the crime occurred in the garden outside their home. The bloody footprints suggest otherwise.
Driven by this fragment of her past, Cat attempts a forensic reconstruction of the decades-old crime, even as developments with the New Orleans task force pull her back into the case she left behind.
©2005 Greg Iles; (P)2005 Brilliance Audio
Give me a good mystery and I am happy!
"It kept me guessing..."
I found myself totally engrossed in this book. There are a lot of mysteries within this mystery and I tried to solve them all. This is one of the main reasons that I so enjoy mysteries. Mysteries are like mind puzzles. The more difficult the puzzle, the better I like the book. This was well worth the credit. I am looking forward to more from Greg Iles. Joyce Bean did an excellent job at narration.
"Great Story Writing"
Story was a wonderful weaving of details. I can't wait to get another Greg Iles book.
"Pretty Good Book, Bad Narrator"
I thought this story was pretty good but the narrator came up short with the character, Sean, and the pseudo New York/New Orleans accent. It made me cringe. If I hadn't been caught up in the story, I would have quit listening.
"Bad narration."
The story kept my interest for sure, but the narration was terrible! I live one hour north of New Orleans and have been to Natchez, MS many times. WE DO NOT TALK LIKE THAT. And, there was every southern cliche you can imagine. I almost gave up.
Natasha R Zar
The narrator was fantastic. She did a great job filling her voice with the appropriate emotions of each of the characters. You really got lulled in to the story by her voice.
I may have made it a bit shorter, some parts tended to go on.
Hard to say.
Do more to make people aware and accountable for child abuse.
Blood Memory really hit hard on the hardest topic of all - Child sexual abuse. It was not gratuitous in its description of its abuse, more like it educated the listener more on the devastating and lifelong effects victims of sexual abuse suffer and the power that abusers have over them. It broke my heart.
Married "mom" of 3 crazy dogs and 1 cat! I developed a love for reading just after college & only recently for audio. Loving it so far!
"LONG story and annoying narration!!!"
I wanted to like this book more. I didn't hate it or love it. It was "ok". The story was interesting enough and the plot had many twists. It seemed to me to be two very separate stories oddly woven into one. They had something in common, but it didn't seem to flow well to me. I "figured out" Cat's story, but not the New Orleans murders. That conclusion seemed forced and odd to me, like it was solved because it had to be to finish the book, but it was not interesting or shocking. The book was MUCH longer than it needed to be... 18 hours in audio format! Several scenes and descriptions didn't really add to the story and could have easily been omitted.
The narration of the audio book, by the very popular Joyce Bean, was like nails on a chalk board!! Was her accent supposed to be Mississippi or New Orleans?? What it turned into was Old South... Georgia or South Carolina, where all the "er"s turn into "A"s, like "whatta", & everyone sounds either incredibly pretentious or incredibly stupid. As a native Alabamian, both annoy me. One character pronounced murder as "MUWEDA". I can't even accurately describe it. It was so bad!! Not only that, but the 31 year old character sounded like she was 50+. Joyce Bean is a good narrator - but this was a fail.
I don't think anyone would enjoy this book unless, like the author, you get vicarious pleasure from reading about sexual abuse of children.
I am the Evil Mama
"Multi-Flawed Heroine unbelievable"
If the heroine would have had something to make her more lovable.
This heroine was an immoral alcoholic, pill-popping, beautiful woman who supposedly had men falling in love with her; yet in the first part -- didn't want to waste my time with the next two parts -- who somehow had men falling in love with her and yet rationalizing her binges? Not happening in my lifetime. Yet she expects her married lover to "do the right thing" when she finds out she's pregnant? I just couldn't find anything that would make anyone love this perpetually needy woman enough to leave his family for. Maybe I've got too many needy, drug users too close to me to figure I needed to waste my time listening to 18 hours of whining....
"Keeps you guessing"
Loved this book! The plot kept twisting and twisting as more and more characters were introduced. I would think that I had the solution and then there would be another twist!
"Great book, narrator needs to do more research"
Book is wonderful, as all Greg Iles books are. However, the narrator sounded too...um...mature to be a believable 31-year-old, and she should have taken the time to find out how to pronounce certain local words, such as "Metairie". Additionally, her continued use of the French pronunciation of "Napoleon" was irritating. She did a great job on the Dr. Kirkland voice, though.
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of the Interior today is expected to release its long-awaited final set of rules for the development of offshore wind farms, a step that would allow the 100-turbine wind farm proposed for Rhode Island Sound and other projects to move forward.
Interior Department officials told The Chicago Tribune the rules will be released today. President Barack Obama is expected to discuss them during an Earth Day appearance he will make around 1 p.m. at Trinity Structural Towers Inc.'s wind turbine factory in Newton, Iowa.
The Bush administration worked on the offshore wind rules – which will outline policies for corporate leasing of federal waters on the Outer Continental Shelf – for a number of years, but never released a final version. Major projects, such as Hoboken, N.J.-based Deepwater Wind's proposal to build a 384-megawatt wind farm off Rhode Island's coast, could not seek permits without them.
In Massachusetts, the rules will also pave the way for construction of the long-stalled 130-turbine Cape Wind project in Nantucket Sound.
No offshore wind farms are in operation in the U.S., but more than 2,000 megawatts of offshore wind projects have been proposed around the country, according to the federal government. (There are some offshore wind farms up and running in Europe.) Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar said recently: "There are many states, especially along the Atlantic seaboard, that are ready to move fast forward with this."
Andrew Dzykewicz, commissioner of the R.I. Office of Energy Resources and Gov. Donald L. Carcieri's chief energy adviser, did not immediately return phone calls requesting comment on what the development would mean for Rhode Island. But in the past he has emphasized the need for the federal government to move quickly to finalize offshore energy regulations.
Chris Wissemann, Deepwater's founder and managing partner, also did not immediately return a phone call. But in a statement issued this morning he hailed the Interior Department's move as "fantastic news."
"Today's action is a step down a path to transition our economy to one that is truly sustainable, independent of volatile pricing and foreign interests," he said. "It means that the offshore wind industry can start contributing to energy independence while creating much-needed jobs. I'm pleased to see the federal government finally step into a leadership position on ocean renewable energy."
Deepwater is proposing two wind farm projects in the Atlantic waters off Rhode Island: a 20-megawatt wind farm, consisting of five to eight turbines, to be located three miles off Block Island and put into operation by June 2012; and a 100-turbine, 385-megawatt wind farm in federal waters that would power roughly 120,000 homes.
In an interview with PBN last week, Paul M. Rich, Deepwater's chief development officer and top executive in Rhode Island, said the company needed the federal regulations to be released in order to determine a timeline for its larger project. An Interior Department document issued earlier this month said construction on the wind farm was likely to start in 2015.
Denise Bode, CEO of the American Wind Energy Association, also issued a statement praising the expected announcement as "a welcome step forward."
"Offshore wind energy companies and states, among others, are anxious to embark on the still-complex leasing and permitting process," Bode said. "The rule clears the way so that offshore wind projects can begin to move ahead."
The National Renewable Energy Lab has estimated that the potential wind energy off the Atlantic coast totals more than 1,000 gigawatts, and has said the U.S.'s total wind energy potential is greater than the country's entire current electricity demand.
For more information on Deepwater Wind, visit DWWind.com.
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The DIY distribution model may be all the rage, but it's not as easy as it looks.
As "Detropia" filmmakers Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady learned the hard way, self-releasing demands a steep learning curve in the intricacies of marketing and distribution. These are skills that it takes professionals years to acquire. And the landscape is constantly changing. These days, most distributors have less and less time and resources to devote to selling the movies they release. And the deals they offer are skimpy at best.
So more and more filmmakers are doing the math and opting to do it themselves. But while some people are natural self-promoters who love hawking their wares on social media, others haven't a clue. (See trailer and listen to Shadow & Act podcast with the filmmakers below.)
As established and trusted producer-directors, Ewing and Grady raised $950,000 in six months for their Detroit doc from the Sundance doc fund, the Ford Foundation and other investors. "We've earned our luck over the years," says Ewing. They knew that the money they nabbed for TV rights from ITVS would make it tougher to sell, but it was worth it: "We knew the offers were going to be paltry. But we love ITVS. We wanted a covered fee platform. Otherwise you borrow money, take out loans, don't pay people."
Shot around the ruins of contemporary Detroit, which at 700,000 souls is much smaller than its 2 million population peak, "Detropia" was the filmmakers' most cinematic film to date. They wanted to see it in theaters–before the automotive bailout was no longer a hot election topic. (The film won't show on ITVS until May 2013.)
So they took the movie to Sundance last January, hired a publicist and courted the usual suspects on the distribution side. Three offers came from well-known legitimate companies, plus two smaller outfits and several more conversations that didn't get anywhere. Most of the deals offered a release in two to five cities at most, or just minimal NY/LA Academy-qualifying runs. The problem with the offers, besides the "shitty money," says Ewing, was that they weren't accompanied by any passion for pushing the movie to audiences. "There wasn't a lot of vision around it. They'd take it, not try at their end, offer a nice DVD package."
Ewing's father ran a family business outside Detroit. "I am from a family of manufacturing entrepreneurs who kept reinventing the company," she says. "All my father's colleagues went under when everything changed to being made elsewhere, but he made specialty parts that were difficult to produce. He keeps innovating. I took something from that: to stay current and reinvent. Just making films, you think someone else will do the release for you. But it's a business. Now you have do it as well. I see a lot of deer in headlights. If everyone doesn't up their game they will be taken advantage of. You have to know when to shift gears. Filmmakers need to be better businesspeople."
Figuring that they owed it to the movie "not to just drop off a cliff after we do Sundance," says Ewing, they decided "we needed to consider independent releasing." One investor, Impact Partners' Dan Cogan, was their cheerleader through the process. "He said all the deals suck," she recalls, "they weren't inspiring at all." They decided to research their options. In eleven days they put up a trailer and raised $71,000 for publicity, prints and ads on Kickstarter. 866 donations were friends, 500 were strangers.
Did they know how much they needed? No. They guessed. "We were afraid to ask for more," admits Ewing. "We asked for $60,000 and needed $90,000. An angel came in with $20,000. You get what you ask for."
They commandeered six interns, who sent out a "Detropia" newsletter and email blast to the email lists they've been building ever since 2006's "Jesus Camp." "We kept track of every item of press," says Ewing. "You've got to be smart and organized or forget about it. We're trying new stuff. Even if Sony Pictures Classics was with us we'd be working our ass off. The nature of independent cinema is that distributors have limited budgets for P & A. It's hard to get butts in seats. There's a lot of stuff in the ether fighting for attention, people wanting to get home to watch 'True Blood.'"
With theater booker Michael Tuchman they rolled the movie (on DCPs, no prints) slowly to 35 cities–they landed an opening September 7 at New York's IFC Center, hometown Detroit premiere on September 14, Bay Area September 28, Los Angeles, October 5–some bookings were limited runs, some open, from two to five days. Boston's Coolidge booked the film for five days; The Goodrich Theater Chain took the films in little towns in the midwest, for one or two nights only with a Skype Q & A. "How great that people in little towns can see this," says Ewing.
This way the filmmakers own their own VOD and DVD rights. For the first time they collaborated on those releases (January 2013) with NuVideo through the Sundance Artists program.
Ewing still doesn't know if they did the right thing. "It was not about the money," she says. "We made an artistic movie close to my heart. We took more ownership. It continues to be creative. I'll never know if the others would have done better."


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Which Joe gave his name to 'sloppy joes'? We look at five interesting sandwiches and their lexical origins.
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(1857–1929), US economist and social scientist; full name Thorstein Bunde Veblen. He coined the phrase "conspicuous consumption." His works include "The Theory of the Leisure Class" (1899), a critique of capitalism, and "The Theory of Business Enterprise" (1904)
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the soil and helps acidify it. Some people have been known to try to use it as
a mulch, but it crusts over and prevents moisture from entering the soil below.
Not a good thing.
> Good info Theresa - thanks. I use cedar mulch, but others might use this!
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Oh, sure, kick the man on the ground; but let me tell you, you'll regret it, and very soon! Blood stains are a bitch to clean out from shoes and pants.
BTW, now I'm holding back my review an extra week for you, but sending it by PM to everyone else in this thread before you can see it.


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Shams Charania: Milwaukee's O.J. Mayo has suffered fracture in leg and will miss rest of season with possible surgery, league sources tell The Vertical.
OJ Mayo done for the season
February 27, 2017 | 6:47 am EST Update
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