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Dodgers get 4 HRs in rout of CardinalsAug 24, 2011 - 5:44 AM St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Rod Barajas finished 3-for-5, hit a pair of homers and knocked in four runs, as Los Angeles ripped St. Louis, 13-2, in the second of three between the clubs at Busch Stadium.
Matt Kemp clubbed a three-run shot and Aaron Miles added a two-run homer for the Dodgers, who won for the fourth time in six games thanks to their first double-digit performance since June 27 at Minnesota.
Justin Sellers and Jamey Carroll each contributed three hits for Los Angeles.
Clayton Kershaw (16-5) turned in six scoreless innings, fanning eight and walking two while scattering six hits.
The left-hander won for the eighth time in his last nine starts and turned in consecutive scoreless outings for the first time all season. He's tied with Ian Kennedy of Arizona for the NL lead in wins.
"I was fortunate to get that run support. It's awesome," Kershaw said. "You don't want to take those nights for granted. I think everybody kind of relaxes when you get that eight-run lead early."
Ryan Theriot and Jon Jay drove in late runs for the Cardinals, who have lost six of their last eight and tumbled 10 games behind the first-place Brewers in the NL Central. Milwaukee pounded Pittsburgh, 11-4, earlier Tuesday.
Kyle Lohse (11-8) departed after three innings, charged in defeat for eight hits and a season-high eight runs.
"It was just one of those nights they hit everything I threw," Lohse said. "A lot of balls that just came back over the plate."
LA got started right away with three in the first. Sellers singled, James Loney walked and Kemp cleared the wall in center for a 3-0 lead.
The visitors increased that edge to 7-0 in the second. Carroll singled with one out, Kershaw sacrificed him to second and Sellers doubled him in. Loney drove in Sellers with a base hit and Juan Rivera plated two with his single.
Barajas took a Lohse offering to left with one out in the third, and the rout was on in the fifth against Mitchell Boggs as Ethier walked with one out, Miles reached on an error and Barajas clubbed his second shot of the game -- a three-run blast -- to left for an 11-0 Dodgers lead.
Skip Schumaker served up a long two-run homer to the ex-Cardinal Miles in the ninth which accounted for the visitors' final total. Theriot's fielder's choice grounder and a Jay single in the home ninth capped the scoring.
Game Notes
Kershaw reached the 200-strikeout plateau, the seventh-fastest by date in team history after Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale (August, 1963), and tied with Dazzy Vance (1924) for sixth fastest in number of starts (27)...He also became the first pitcher to record back-to-back 200-plus strikeout seasons before his 24th birthday since Dwight Gooden (1984-86)...Schumaker, who tossed the ninth inning, became the first Cardinals non-pitcher to record a strikeout since Rod Brewer on July 21, 1993 in a 14-2 loss at Atlanta.
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In another nanomedicine development, researchers have created a single nanoparticle that can be tracked in real time with MRI as it homes in on cancer cells, tags them with a fluorescent dye and kills them with heat. The all-in-one particle is one of the first examples from a growing field called "theranostics" that develops technologies physicians can use to diagnose and treat diseases in a single procedure.
A new microscopic system could provide a novel method for moving tiny objects inside a microchip, and could also provide new insights into how cells and other objects are transported around within the body. Inside organs such as the trachea and the intestines, tiny hair-like filaments called cilia are constantly in motion, beating in unison to create currents that sweep along cells, nutrients, or other tiny particles. The new research uses a self-assembling system to mimic that kind of motion, providing a simple way to move particles around in a precisely controlled way.
Scientists at Georgia Tech have developed a nanolithographic technique that can produce high-resolution patterns of at least three different chemicals on a single chip at writing speeds of up to one millimeter per second. The chemical nanopatterns can be tailor-designed with any desired shape and have been shown to be sufficiently stable so that they can be stored for weeks and then used elsewhere.
Not quite nanotechnology but still amazing: scientists use bacteria to power simple machines. ave discovered that common bacteria can turn microgears when suspended in a solution, providing insights for design of bio-inspired dynamically adaptive materials for energy. The gears are a million times more massive than the bacteria. The ability to harness and control the power of bacterial motions is an important requirement for further development of hybrid biomechanical systems driven by microorganisms.
Scientists film photons with electrons. Techniques recently invented by researchers at the California Institute of Technology – which allow the real-time, real-space visualization of fleeting changes in the structure of nanoscale matter – have been used to image the evanescent electrical fields produced by the interaction of electrons and photons, and to track changes in atomic-scale structures.


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Tired of watching Drive over and over? We have a few new discs available today:
Release o' the week: Last Fast Ride: The Life, Love and Death of a Punk Goddess. A few weeks ago I wrote about this doc, which chronicles the life of musician Marian Anderson. It's worth a look, although be prepared for a sad ending.
- American Experience: Clinton. The extensive PBS documentary concludes tonight; grab it on DVD today.
- Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone. I enjoyed this doc about the groundbreaking band so much that I'll be discussing it on Thursday.
- J. Edgar. Leo DiCaprio stars in the biopic about the head of the FBI.
- Anatomy of a Murder. Otto Preminger's 1959 flick gets a Criterion release.
- Martha Marcy May Marlene. Elizabeth Olsen and John Hawkes star in this festival fave.
- Puss in Boots. Antonio Banderas voices the swashbuckling cat.
Also out: Tower Heist, The Fades: Season One, Borgia: Season One, London Boulevard, The Mighty Macs, Nurse Jackie: Season Three, Retreat, Rules of Engagement: The Complete Fifth Season, The Son of No One, Underdog: Complete Collector's Edition, The Way, Weeds: Season Seven
Blu-ray highlight: The Bill Murray classic Meatballs arrives in the format.
Related news: The Adventures of Tintin arrives March 13.
Next week: Get ready for Hugo.
Whitney has been writing about pop culture for USA TODAY since 1999, when Pop Candy began as a weekly column. Her interests include music festivals, mustaches, Lost, comic books and Andy Warhol. She lives in New York City. More about Whitney | E-mail Whitney


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Former CNN anchor joins Al-Jazeera America, plans to host new show
Foreign-based broadcast news channel announced plans to launch new series on American economy
Current TV defends Al-Jazeera, the station's new boss
Congressman still has 'legitimate concerns' about foreign-owned news channel
Gore, Current silent as cleric affirms death penalty for leaving Islam on Al-Jazeera
'If they had gotten rid of the apostasy punishment Islam wouldn't exist today'
The Assumption of Al: 3 reasons Al Gore is the greatest progressive in all the known world - TheDC Opinion
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Experts: Al-Jazeera using Al Gore to boost US legitimacy
Al-Jazeera first came to prominence as the go-to media outlet of al-Qaida
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In 2009 Sheik Yusuf Al-Qaradawi shared some of the charm that will soon transform Al Gore's 'Current TV' network
Colin Powell contradicts internal Current TV memo on Al-Jazeera sale - TheDC
False: Current TV claim that Al-Jazeera is the only station Powell watches
Media Matters linked with anti-American, anti-Israel Al-Jazeera network - TheDC
Media Matters for America linked with anti-American, anti-Israel Al-Jazeera network
Al-Jazeera footage captures 'western troops on the ground' in Libya - The Guardian
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Al-Jazeera has fans in Obama W.H. - Politico
'This administration has empowered those of us who actually do the communicating to be in a close relationship with Al-Jazeera'
Stop Al Jazeera's expansion in the United States
No organization has done as much to spread hate, lies and incitement to violence as Al Jazeera.
Twitter hoax? CNN anchor ripped for non-existent 'Godzilla' joke - TheDC
CNN reporter says post-quake scene in Japan like a 'monster movie.' NPR contributor encourages watching Al-Jazeera stream over CNN
Al Jazeera's channel for kids plans expansion to America [VIDEO] - TheDC
Al Jazeera expects to begin entertaining young American children in 2012
Hillary Clinton: Al Jazeera offers 'real news' - TheDC
Clinton said Wednesday that America is losing a global information war
Wolfowitz is 'mystified' by Obama administration's handling of Libya - TheDC
Former Deputy Secretary of Defense argues that the administration's silence on Libya makes the U.S. look bad
Egypt: Opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei says he fears coming 'bloodbath' - LAT
'My fear is that it will turn into a bloodbath'
U.S. diplomats 'spied' on UN - Al Jazeera
U.S. diplomats were ordered to gather intelligence on senior foreign figures, including UN officials, leaked diplomatic cables have revealed
NASA now means 'No Air or Space Anymore'
Remember when NASA was about going to the moon, giant steps for mankind, space walks, national pride, John Glenn and all "the right stuff?"


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Usually, in Best of Dallas, we tell you where to find the good deals. But sometimes we just gotta tell you, look, these folks are the best, but it's gonna cost you. Pay it. It's worth it. That's the case with Silks Abloom. They're not the cheapest in town--far from it. But if you want a distinctive, stunning faux flower arrangement or greenery for your house, it's hard to do better than these folks. So don't blame us when you get the credit card bill, but do give us credit when your purchase earns you ooohs and aaahs.
This bookstore on the first floor of the main Dallas public library is like a perpetual yard sale. You never can tell what books you might find, but they're guaranteed to be cheap. You can walk out the door with an audiotape, a couple of hardcover books and some paperbacks for less than 10 bucks. At these prices, the time spent looking for something interesting is worth it.
Handbooks, mouth books, bum books. Crossroads Market and Bookstore has sex manuals of every type. And they're just there on the shelf, not behind a counter or hidden beyond a velvet curtain. Just there by the cookbooks and romance novels and magazines and various knickknacks and greeting cards. But accessibility is only part of the issue. No one will look at you funny if you browse. Sure, you may giggle and blush to the shade of red found on the rainbow flags all around Cedar Springs, but no one will care. Not even the cashier, the woman standing in line to buy pie at the cafe or the guy using the Internet. Not that we would know, of course.
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Yes, get a pet...and love it, and care for it, and KEEP it! In doing the research for this tender category, we were privy to far too many animals abandoned in moves or given away because they cost too much to feed (what?). And, of course, there's the unfortunate "he was cute when he was young, but now he's grown and, well, not so much." We advise never to utter those words near us. That's why we adopted our little babe (turned over for no apparent reason) at the Animal Adoption Center. It's a nonprofit, no-kill shelter, and it's in dire straits. For providing such amazing service and surviving for years on donations and the aid of volunteers, they've been "awarded" the daunting task of raising $50,000 or being forced to close. That sucks, because they care. For the adoption fee, the center has arrangements with vets in the area for complimentary spaying and neutering, and all animals are up-to-date on shots. Five years later, we're still grateful to the center for providing us with such an amazing companion, and he's grateful to them for making sure he lived to see adoption.
At some point, almost all of the big mall computer stores decided they couldn't afford to hire salespeople who actually know anything. Micro Center is the exception: Prices are competitive, but Micro Center also puts smart salespeople on the floor. Their own line of computers is usually a good buy, and the shelves almost always offer a fuller line of choices, from peripherals to software, than what you will find anywhere else. Another miracle: When the salespeople don't know the difference, they say, "I don't know the difference."


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If you own a medium sized business, you may be required to give mobile phones to your employees with data, minutes and text allowances so that they can perform their work quickly. However, won't it be a lot cheaper for you if you were to subscribe to a large bundle which could be shared with all your employees? BT today introduced such an offering which it calls Mobile Sharer. Mobile Sharer enables optimal usage of data, minutes and texts and lets businesses save mobile costs by subscribing to value-for-money bundles.
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If you are a business owner, you will be able to buy mobile data ranging from 1GB to 6TB and a minimum of 1,000 minutes and texts to unlimited minutes and texts, based on the needs of your business and the number of people you have hired. If you subscribe to Mobile Sharer, you will be able to enjoy BT's Extra Speed 4G which will give you up to 60 Mbps of mobile speeds. You will also be able to access more than 5 million Wi-Fi hotspots in the UK which are part of BT's Wi-Fi estate.
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- Find the Do Not Move Deleted Files To The Recycle Bin entry.
- Change Not Configured or Disabled to Enabled.
You can also modify this behavior by editing the registry. Follow these steps:
- Open the Registry Editor (Regedit.exe).
- Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer.
- Add a DWORD value named NoRecycleFiles, and give it a value of 1.
- Close the Registry Editor, and restart the system for the change to take effect.
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Living with migraine can be tough. You may need to keep away from the triggers and every once in a while, you may also have to deal with the splitting headache.
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Is Migraine Medication During Pregnancy Safe?
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Handling migraines during pregnancy can be tough, since you're already dealing with a lot of signs and symptoms of pregnancy.
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Many migraine medications are thought to have negative impacts on growing babies' health. It is recommended to avoid using pain medications during the first and last trimester of pregnancy, as they are the most crucial stages of your baby's development.
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Don't panic if the thought of being without migraine painkillers alarms you. There are several effective ways to deal with migraine headache during pregnancy.
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Mindy Cassel: Children and Grief
June 29, 2017
Mindy Cassel, Ph.D., is the Co-Founder and Senior Clinical and Program Advisor of the Children's Bereavement Center® . She is a Licensed Psychologist, Certified Thanatologist and a bereaved sibling. Dr. Cassel's professional career in the Miami community spans more than 30 years working with individuals, families, and children. http://opentohope.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/06054039/Mindy-Cassel.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download
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Linda Goldman: Helping Grieving Children
December 22, 2016
Linda Goldman is an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins Graduate School and Kings College. Linda is the author of Lucy Let's Go: Helping Children Love A Pet Through Death and Dying, Life and Loss, A Guide to Help Grieving Children, 3rd Edition, and Great Answers to Difficult Questions About Death
Carolyn Zahnow: Teenage Depression and Suicide
May 26, 2016
Carolyn Zahnow is the bereaved parent of Cameron, who died by suicide in 2005. As the result of his death she is the founded the Shore Grief Center located in North Carolina. The Shore is a nonprofit that provides grief support groups to kids, teens and adults who have experienced a death. She is the […]
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Helping Children Deal With Loss : Marian Sokol
February 18, 2016
Marian Sokol, Ph.D., MPH is the Executive Director of the Children's Bereavement Center of Texas in San Antonio. Helping approximately 1000 children annually deal with both the emotional and physiological impact of death. The center gives both individual and group counseling. Marian is the CoChair of the Action for Stillbirth Awareness & Prevention (ASAP) Coalition. […]
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Teaching Children about Loss
December 14, 2016
David Meagher is a professor emeritus at The City University of New York. He spoke with Dr. Gloria Horsley of the Open to Hope Foundation about the unique ways children handle loss, and the hurdles they face. He wrote Zach and His Dog, a tool to help adults talk with children about loss. "When is […]
Valarie Molaison: Communicating with Children after a Suicide
November 28, 2016
How can you talk to children following a suicide? That's the question Dr. Heidi Horsley tackles with Dr. Valarie Molaison, the clinical director at Supporting Kids, a non-profit based in Delaware. She's also a licensed psychologist and a specialist in grief and loss. Suicide is a stigmatized loss already. Should children be told the truth […]
Using the Expressive Arts for Children's Grieving
November 21, 2016
Dr. Heidi Horsley sits down with Khris Ford, the founder of My Healing Place, to talk about the use of expressive arts to help children in the grief process. She founded the non-profit in Austin, Texas, when she realized there was a disparity that desperately needed filling. My Healing Place works with children ages three […]
Peter's Place: Serving Grieving Children in Philadelphia
October 18, 2016
Dr. Gloria Horsley talks with Anthony Morelli of Peter's Place. A licensed social worker, he works with bereaved children near Philadelphia. Peter's Place serves children and families who have experienced a death—usually of a parent or sibling. When there's a loss, it affects the entire community including the school. Children need a safe, consistent environment. […]
Roberta's House a Place for Community Healing
October 16, 2016
The President of Roberta's House, Annette March-Grier, speaks with Dr. Gloria Horsley about the organization's mission and what it's like being the only grief center in Baltimore. Founded in 2007, Roberta's House is in the heart of an urban community that has a lot of violence, drug usage, and health concerns. All free services are […]
Julie White: Teens and Grief
October 7, 2016
Teens can grieve differently than adults. Dr. Gloria Horsley interviews Julie White of the Willow Center in Idaho. White runs teen groups, and finds that teens need the support of one another after a loss. They like to lean on each other to know they're not alone. Sometimes in school, they feel like an outcast. […]
Darnell Baylor: Helping Teens with Grief and Anger
September 23, 2016
Darnell Baylor with Roberta's House talks to Dr. Heidi Horsley about teens and grief. As a program manager, Baylor works with bereaved teens in Baltimore. It's the only such center in Baltimore. "Changing the Game" is a way for kids to take control and do something healthier during their grief. They need support and consistency. […]
Coral Popowitz: Grief Camps Offer Peer-to-Peer Healing
September 20, 2016
Grief camps can be a fantastic tool for healing. Dr. Gloria Horsley interviews Coral Popowitz, the Executive Director of several grief camps around the country. Grief camp is an oxymoron, since nobody wants to think about attending one. However, the focus is on the camp aspect and it's geared towards kids looking for a fun […]
Camille Gerace: Helping Kids Cope with Grief
August 20, 2016
The Open to Hope Foundation's Dr. Heidi Horsley talks with Camille Gerace about the Children's Grief Center of the Great Lakes Bay Region. This project is just one year old, but Gerace says that already they've seen so much growth in their clients. She says that when children are around their peers, they get the […]
Children Grieve Differently Than Adults
August 15, 2016
Dr. Heidi Horsley interviews Linda Goldman, a fellow in thanatology and the author of several books focusing on grief. Specializing in grieving children, Goldman has received an award from the Association from Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) for her incredible research and passion in the field. What are the most common signs of grieving children? […]
Jenny Wheeler: Reassuring Grieving Teens
August 14, 2016
Author Jenny Wheeler talks about losing her dad when she was a teenager. She wrote Weird is Normal When Teenagers Grieve to help other teenagers struggling with their own losses. She encourages teens and anyone who's experienced a loss to connect with the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC), which hosts an annual conference. […]
Stacey Smyczynski: Children and Grief Groups
August 10, 2016
Stacey Smyczynski of the Children's Grief Center of the Great Lakes Bay Region talks with Dr. Gloria Horsley about using peer to peer support. Kids ages 5-18 help one another at this center. The adults also have their own support groups to attend when the children meet. There are opening and closing circles where talking […]
Brooke Griese: Judi's House
August 9, 2016
During the National Alliance for Grieving Children conference, Dr. Heidi Horsley talks with Brooke Griese of Judi's House. As the Executive Director, she works with grieving children and families in Colorado. She co-founded the organization with her husband in 2002 in memory of his mother, Judi, who died of breast cancer when he was young. […]
Tom Demaria: Grief in the Classroom
August 5, 2016
How can teachers and staff help children in school who are grieving? That's the question Dr. Gloria Horsley has for Dr. Tom Demaria. The work of grief begins in schools and should always start in the classroom. He began working with superintendents, school boards, and school psychologists to come up with principles everyone can follow […]
Joe Primo: Supporting Grieving Kids
July 29, 2016
You can help kids who are bereaved. Dr. Gloria Horsley talks with Joe Primo of Good Grief. He provides programs to kids, teens, and young adults who've lost a parent or sibling. There are also groups for parents who have undergone a child loss. They work with 150 communities throughout New Jersey and raise awareness […]
Grieving Children: How We Can Help Them
July 26, 2016
The Executive Director of the National Alliance for Grieving Children, Andy McNiel, joins Drs. Gloria and Heidi Horsley to talk about the organization and how to help bereaved children. Understanding that grief is an integral, personal and transitional part of life is critical. McNiel says understanding how grief impacts kids is key. There used to […]
Kathleen Gilbert: Couples Coping with Child Loss
July 20, 2016
Dr. Kathleen Gilbert, an Associate Professor at Indiana University, talks with Dr. Gloria Horsley at an Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) conference. How can couples cope with the loss of a child? Partners can have very different reactions, explains Dr. Gilbert. Men and women in general tend to have different approaches to life […]
Tiffany Papageorge: Transformation Comes When We Feel the Loss
July 19, 2016
During the National Alliance for Grieving Children conference, Dr. Heidi Horsley connected with Tiffany Papageorge to discuss her book, My Yellow Balloon: A Book About Loss. It's a book about any kind of loss, using metaphors to take you through the process of loss. It was initially written as a high school project for class. […]
Ode to an Urn Maker: Commemorative Urns of Eliza Thomas
July 18, 2016
Ceramic artist Eliza Thomas has a unique practice of creating commemorative urns and offering them to those grieving a loss. Hearing of this work, I was intrigued, and tried to track her down. When we finally meet at Caffe Borrone in Menlo Park, we are just a short walk from Stanford University. Next door neighbors […]
Judy Rooney: How to Help your Child Grieve
July 8, 2016
Helping your child grieve is one of the toughest things you can do. Dr. Gloria Horsley interviews Judy Rooney about this difficult strategy. She works with the Willow Center, a peer support program that offers free support groups for kids and the adults caring for them. They also offer Camp Erin for grieving teens and […]
Angela Melvin: Parent Loss
July 6, 2016
Angela Melvin is with Valerie's House, a non-profit organization in the Naples area of southwest Florida. She's the founder, and Valerie was her mother who was killed in a car accident 25 years ago. There were no services at that time, and very few now. She knows exactly what it's like to be a grieving […]
'Mort for Short:' A Bereavement Tale
June 24, 2016
This is an excerpt from a book in progress about how play can help children communicate their thoughts and feelings, including grief. The action picks up in the therapist's office. Nickie, at 8 ½, was not at all happy about seeing a "shrink." "It was pathetic that they sent me here." She hated her life. […]
Coping With Sibling Loss
June 23, 2016
Houston, Texas counselor Beryl Kaminsky shares tips for handling sibling loss during the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) conference. She wrote Mending the Broken Heart: After Your Child Dies, which is also an audiobook. Working through the loss of a sibling can be traumatizing. Growing up in the shadow of sibling loss can […]
Jenny Wheeler: Reassuring Grieving Teens
June 20, 2016
Author Jenny Wheeler talks about losing her dad when she was a teenager. She wrote Weird is Normal When Teenagers Grieve to help other teenagers struggling with their own losses. She encourages teens and anyone who's experienced a loss to connect with the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC), which hosts an annual conference. […]
Father's Day: A Duel Between Happiness and Sadness
June 17, 2016
The first Father's Day I remember was when I was 8 or 9, and my dad and I were on an "Indian Guides" camping weekend with our "Tribe." "Indian Guides" was a father and son organization run by the YMCA, and that weekend lots of fathers and their boys went camping in cabins, roughing it, […]
Peter Hanlon: Bereavement Camp
June 6, 2016
During an Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) conference, Dr. Gloria Horsley interviews Peter Hanlon, a registered nurse and bereavement specialist at HSE who manages bereavement camps. Based in Ireland, the camps began in 1995 for children only, but over time it was found that a family camp was necessary. Groups of families are […]
Dianne Gray: When a Child is Diagnosed with a Life Limiting Illness
May 28, 2016
The president of Hospice and Healthcare Communications, Dianne Gray, speaks with the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) about the process of having a child that's diagnosed with a life-limiting illness. Her condolences come first. There was a time when Gray herself was the parent of such a child. "Get ready for the ride […]
Young Adults Coping with Grief
May 16, 2016
Counselor in Houston, and author of Mending the Broken Heart: After Your Child Dies Beryl Kaminsky, shares with the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) how young adults can help heal themselves on a grief journey. She works with those dealing with loss and grief, and especially death and dying. Being in your late […]
National Alliance for Grieving Children Helps Kids with Grief
May 12, 2016
Executive Director of the Dougy Center for Grieving Children, Dr. Donna Schuurman, talks with the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) about resources for children facing a loss. She's joined by Pamela Gabbay, part of the National Alliance for Grieving Children. The two work closely with children who have experienced loss through death. They […]
A Letter to My Living Children for Mother's Day
May 3, 2016
Dearest ones, Mother's Day is quickly approaching. Each year, I've received beautiful hand drawn cards or beautiful crafts from you that I cherish and save. Your words of love and appreciation are an echo of the profound love and appreciation I feel for each of you. Not just on Mother's Day, but every day. And […]
Loss Changes Everything
May 2, 2016
I had one of "those days" recently – the kind of day when I feel a subtle but pervasive discomfort, uneasiness, agitation. Trying to feel better, I searched through the whole forest of my brain to determine what was wrong. It could be any number of things. Did I forget to pay a bill, or […]
I Still Grieve my Father's Silence
April 13, 2016
My wife pointed to a curved red slash on my leg. "Where'd you get those scrapes?" "Maybe from the dog when we played a couple of hours ago?" Our dog has raggedy claws and abundant enthusiasm. Two cats also own us and one, Milo, randomly treats our flesh like a pincushion. An errant branch could […]
Tonia Tanner: Roberta's House is a Place of Hope and Healing
April 6, 2016
Dr. Heidi Horsley talks with Tonia Tanner from . Her first encounter with the organization was a personal one in 2010 when her father passed away. Her family attended the center to help with the grieving process. It was a space where she found hope when she felt entirely lost. She wasn't sure how to […]
Aileac Deegan: Children's Grief Support
March 22, 2016
The Executive Director of Ryan's Place, Aileac Deegan, speaks with Dr. Gloria Horsley at the National Alliance for Grieving Children conference about grief support for children and how service can be a great tool. Located in Indiana, the organization helps children who've suffered a loss by providing support and a listening ear. There's no need […]
Chris Chaplin: Supporting Bereaved Children in the Schools
March 12, 2016
Kids and grief are a challenge at times. Chris Chaplin is a child and family therapist that works in a Portland, Oregon school. He talks to Dr. Gloria Horsley about kids needing support and acceptance above all when experiencing a loss. A lot of understanding is required to process the loss, and there are a […]
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March 9, 2016
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When former top Google and YouTube executive Hunter Walk suggested it might be a good idea to allow cinema audiences to multi-task on their tablets or smart phones, it did not go down well with film purists.
The Silicon Valley venture capitalist's reasoned suggestion that tech-obsessed consumers might enjoy their own separate screenings with a little bit more light, wi-fi and plug sockets so they could tweet and look up cast lists mid-movie whipped up a blockbuster row in the United States.
He was variously described as "an asshole investor taking a dump on the altar of film" and a "douchnozzle who deserved to be burned alive in a locked theatre".
Even actor Elijah Wood weighed in on the side of the so-called "shushers" who felt the sepulchral sanctity of the darkened auditorium was in danger of being irrevocably violated by his suggestion. "A movie theatre is meant to create an immersive experience for the audience, not one in which they can work on their blog," the Lord of the Rings star said.
In Britain, where the average age of cinema-goers is rising, the prospect of rebooting cinematic tradition is proving equally controversial.
A recent survey by the Empire cinemas found that fiddling with a mobile phone ranked alongside shouting out the ending or putting your smelly feet up on the chairs in cinema-goers list of pet hates. Britain's biggest chain, Odeon, said yesterday it had no intention of changing its switch-off policy and that it "strongly discouraged" use during screenings. However the social context of watching films collectively is continually changing.
It is not so far in the distant past that most cinemas were thick with cigarette smoke – something that would seem abhorrent to even the most hardened teenage texter at the local multiplex.
And with the advent of the talkies, cinemas campaigned to get their audiences to pipe down and listen to the action – the forerunner of the ubiquitous "switch off your mobile" adverts of today.
More recent conflicts have tended to revolve around noisy pop-corn munching and those engaged in the perennial back row problem of "loud acts of public displays of affection".
Mr Walk made it clear that there were certain types of film – monsters versus robots-explosion-fests such as Pacific Rim rather than the art house classic Chinatown – in which second screens (like smartphones and tablet devices) would be more appropriate.
A recent report by broadcasting regulator Ofcom suggested that the popularity of hand-held devices had led to the resurgence in 1950s-style front room family viewing habits.
But Rosie Fletcher, associate editor of Total Film, said that whilst she was not against having dedicated text-sessions in cinemas, she could not see the point.
"It's so expensive to go to the cinema these days that rocking up and playing on your tablet or your smartphone – why would you bother to go? You might not miss the plot but you will not be involved in it either," she said.
"You would not be having a true cinematic experience. The cinema is a place you can go and get completely immersed in something. You can escape and be part of that film for that amount of time. It is only two hours," she added.
Andrew Myers, chief executive of Everyman cinemas said he could not foresee a time when customers brought their own media with them.
"In many ways we are similar to a restaurant or pub environment where it would highly unusual for someone to walk in with their own food and drink and sit down and then request a knife and fork and plate from the waiter," he said.
Blogger Anil Dash, who posted on the side of the texters, felt the violent reaction to his comments went far beyond a reasonable debate on modern manners in the digital age.
He said the response from some creative people, who considered themselves as progressive and liberal on other issues, had morphed into a "regressive resistance" to change akin to the position those that defended slavery or argued that women should not be allowed to wear trousers held.
"I have never even had a phone powered on whilst at a movie. I have never texted or talked during a movie," he said.
"They [the "shushers"] are not saying our way is the best way – they are saying there should be no other way.
"You can have people saying you are wrong …but what's unusual is when you say to someone that to disagree with me is not a legitimate position to argue."
No drama: Cinema etiquette
1. Keep talking to a minimum
Save the chat for after the film.
2. Enjoy your treats quietly
Keep rustling to a minimum.
3. No PDA's
Keep public displays of affection until after the film.
4. No mobile phones
Keep all mobile phone use until after the film, including texting, social networking and internet surfing. All phones should be switched off or turned to silent so they don't interrupt others mid-film.
5. Keep feet off chairs
Remember your fellow cinema-goers have to sit in them.
6. Don't disturb your fellow cinema-goers
Arrive on time, and no getting up to go to the toilet unless its absolutely necessary.
7. No removing of shoes
Keep your foot odour confined to your shoes.
8. No littering
Take your leftovers with you and no popcorn fights.
9. No plot spoilers
Don't ruin the movie's ending for others by posting on social media.
10. Allocated seating
No sitting in other people's pre-booked seats.
Etiquette guide by Empire Cinema
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In the most significant reward for its new partners against terrorism, administration officials said today that they were planning to ask Congress for $500 million in new economic assistance to Pakistan.
The requests are in addition to $100 million in cash, half of which was sent to Islamabad this week and half to be transmitted next week, according to Congressional aides who were briefed on the administration's plans.
The administration's largesse toward Pakistan is another sign of how Washington is rewarding Arab and Muslim states that back its antiterror campaign -- in various degrees and with various degrees of risk to their stability -- against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban government in Afghanistan.
Jordan, another major partner in the coalition, was compensated today when President Bush signed a free trade agreement hours before King Abdullah visited him at the White House. Eager to stimulate its feeble economy, Jordan had keenly sought the agreement for more than a year.
Meeting in the Oval Office, the king told Mr. Bush that most Muslims would form a ''united front'' against terrorism but quietly warned the administration that any military response should be measured and should exclude attacking Iraq.Continue reading the main story
The king also urged the president to push for a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a constant message from Jordan, but one that he said was more urgent than ever.
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Based on the enduring characters created by Jane Austen, this is a contemporary spin on a classic tale of love denied and love discovered. Each novella is part of the Mister Darcy series, but each adventure can be heard as a stand-alone.
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