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About me
I have enjoyed seeing a number of clients from different cultures over the years. At present, I work in private practice in a designated room at the end of the garden (re- photo) I have also worked for various charities such as Mind, CBH and bereavement counselling, having first trained with CRUZ.
Clients feel the benefits of therapy once they start to discuss their issues in the non judgemental environment of the therapy situation.
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You can contact me by phone: 07586340884 or email firstname.lastname@example.com and leave a phone number if I am busy, then I will contact you once I am free. We can then arrange a time suitable to both of us when to meet and discuss therapy and your needs.
Training, qualifications & experience
I obtained my MACPP (Core Process Psychotherapy) at the Karuna Institute whose training is validated by Middlesex University. I am fully accredited with the UKCP and also a member of the BACP.
In 2005 I trained in Cognitive Behavioural Hypnosis and NLP.
Initially I trained as a Nurse, Midwife and Health Visitor, working for many years overseas in Africa. I then trained and worked in Personnel Management and Training, later moving on to lecturing health sciences in college.
During all these various position I was drawn to the counselling aspect of the work and finally decided to complete my formal training obtaining my MACPP.
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Areas of counselling I deal with
- Abortion
- Abuse
- Affairs and betrayals
- Anxiety
- Attachment disorder
- Bereavement
- Cancer
- Career
- Carer support
- Chronic fatigue syndrome/ME
- Depression
- Disabilities
- Dissociation
- Domestic violence
- Emotional abuse
- Gender dysphoria
- Generalised anxiety disorder
- Infertility
- Low self-confidence
- Low self-esteem
- Miscarriage
- Narcissistic personality disorder
- Panic disorder
- Physical abuse
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
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I charge £40.00 -£60.00 per session,on a sliding scale.
I keep a few client places available for low cost therapy.
Please contact me and we can have a chat about your circumstances.
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I see clients: Monday to Friday, daytime and evenings. Saturday mornings, depending on availability. You can phone me on 07586340884
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COMM 471: The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication
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1 COMM 471: The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication Spring 2012 Professor: Dr. Jody (Koenig) Kellas Class etings: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:30-1:45, Oldfather 204 Office: Oldfather 428 Office hours: Tuesdays, 9:30-10:30, Thursdays, 2:00-3:00 or by appointnt Office phone: Course website: (Blackboard) Required texts: Spitzberg, B. H., & Cupach, W. R. (2007). The dark side of interpersonal communication. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum. Spitzberg, B. H., & Cupach, W. R. (2010). The dark side of close Relationships, 2 nd ed.. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum. A required reading packet is available for purchase at an additional cost in Oldfather 433. Mission of Departnt of Communication Studies The role and mission of the faculty and students of the Departnt of Communication Studies are to examine human symbolic activity as it shapes and is shaped by relationships, institutions, and societies. This work concerns the creation, analysis, and critique of ssages. The departnt's research, teaching, and service devote particular attention to understanding the ways in which communication erodes and sustains collaboration within and among local, national, and global communities. Course Description Communication Studies 471 is focused on the dark side of interpersonal communication. According to Brian Spitzberg, the dark side is a taphor used to describe those areas of interpersonal communication that are (a) underexplored or lying in the shadows, awaiting scholarly attention, (b) presud to be destructive, dysfunctional, evil, immoral, malicious, criminal, abusive, eploitatitve, lunatic, or otherwise really icky, naughty, or not at all very nice, (c) those aspects of communication that are viewed as dark, but should not be (e.g., things presud to be bad that function to produce preferred outcos), and (d) those aspects of communication that are presud to be good that should not be (i.e., things presud to be good that function to produce dispreferred outcos). Although most of your communication courses have probably oriented you to the ways in which you can communicate more openly, effectively, honestly, etc., this course acknowledges that an examination of the brighter sides of communication only provides part of the picture of the characteristics of communication that make up our everyday lives. Surely, each of us has experienced lying, equivocation, ambiguity, gossip, loneliness, irresolvable conflicts, rejection, oversharing (i.e., TMI), incompetence, etc. in our interpersonal interactions. This course sets out to explore research and theory that illuminates the dark side of interpersonal communication and provides an orientation for understanding the dark side as inseparable from the brighter side in understanding human communication. The cornerstones of learning in this course are active learning, critical reflection, and engaged discussion you will be continually challenged to both critically examine theory and research and apply them to your own experiences and choices. Moreover, and perhaps most importantly, this course requires your critical
2 reflection on course readings and assignnts and engaged discussion. This course is an advanced, seniorlevel course. Engaged, insightful, and critical discussion is at the heart of the learning environnt of this class and is essential to its success as well as yours. These approaches will afford you opportunities to not only gain theoretic knowledge, but will also allow you to grapple with and critique the material in ideological, critical, and ethical ways. One central way you will be doing that this sester is by sharing your own stories about your experience with dark side interactions. These stories are ant to help you and your classmates invest in, make sense of, and identify with the material in ways that offer potentially more richness and connection than other thods of learning. Course Objectives By the end of this course you will be able to: understand the dark side taphor and its relationship and importance to interpersonal communication research, theory, and practice understand and engage in principles related to narrative dicine/pedagogy, both as an instructional and classroom climate practice and as a theoretically-driven response to the dark side of current dical models critique current interpersonal communication theories and research, as well as apply them to a holistic understanding of the dark and bright sides of interaction understand the complexities associated with dark side topics including ssage complexity, annoyances, dark emotions, relational struggles, relational disruption, as well as coercion, abuse, and the dark side of family interaction articulate the benefits and drawbacks of dark side concepts in developing, maintaining, and dissolving interpersonal relationships apply theories of the dark side of interpersonal communication to practical interpersonal situations critically examine the collaborative and patterned nature of dark side issues thoughtfully make sense of dark side concepts by applying them to your own stories and experiences. expand your repertoire for confronting dark side interactions. Expectations The contributions that we bring to the classroom will largely affect the quality of the learning that takes place. I teach best and the content of this course erges most fruitfully when students are actively engaged in the learning process. This ans that as students I expect you to be present both physically and ntally, engage in classroom discussion, complete assigned work by the due date, and help create a classroom environnt that is supportive, sensitive, and respectful to all mbers. Because this is a course about interpersonal communication, we will often discuss materials and experiences of a personal nature, including your own individual stories. Personal examples will help us to effectively apply and understand the course content, but may also at tis challenge our comfort zones. In order to foster a classroom environnt in which our discussions and personal application will benefit our understanding, we must work together to make it a safe and respectful forum. I expect everyone in the class to respect others rights to speak, to listen attentively to what is said, and to use discretion and sensitivity when speaking. If you have questions or concerns about this elent of the course, I encourage you to bring them up in class or talk to individually.
3 Course Requirents and Grading You final grade will be based on two exams, entries in a narrative reflection journal, reading discussion questions (DQs) and one large sester research/application project. You will also be graded on involvent, which includes participation in classroom discussion as well as your involvent in several inclass application activities and one appointnt with (narrative pedagogy appointnt). The grading breakdown is as follows: Assignnt Points Exam Exam Narrative journals (5 entries) 100 (20 points each) Involvent 50 Narrative Pedagogy Appointnt 10 Reading DQs (20) 40 (2 points each) Final Project 100 TOTAL 500 Extra Credit Opportunities 5 points each Assignnt/Exam Description Exams Exams will take the entire class period. They are designed to test your understanding and application of the concepts presented in the text, class lectures, group presentations, and activities, as well as your ability to critically engage with course content and bring your own thoughts, opinions, and critiques to bear on the ideas we discuss in course readings and during class ti. Exams will be essay and will require your thorough and thoughtful preparation of the material in ways that show your clear understanding of class material as well as your ability to articulate critical thinking. Class Involvent: This class revolves around active learning, critical reflection, and engaged discussion. Make no mistake about it part of your grade in this class depends on your active, prepared, and thoughtful participation in class discussion. This ans that if you do not like to talk in class, this is probably not the class for you. Your involvent is what will bring aning and make this class worthwhile to you and to others. That said, I am looking for quality involvent, not just quantity. This ans that I want you to engage fully in class discussion and listen actively to others. Participation in activities, asking questions, and integrating reading materials into class discussion also serve as quality involvent. Involvent includes, but is not limited to, the following: Attending class regularly and on ti (you are expected to attend all classes for the duration of the class period) Leading class discussion on concepts in the readings for that day that provoked, confused, excited, irked, and/or effected you in so way Being focused and practicing good listening skills Contributing to group discussion Participating relevantly and actively in class exercises Reading and reflecting on others narrative reflection journal entries Talking with about class concepts, skills, and issues Relating class material to the outside world Not monopolizing discussion or discrediting others
4 Narrative Pedagogy Appointnts 1 As described in my teaching philosophy narrative, narrative pedagogy is an adaptation of narrative dicine which is training in narrative competence to recognize, absorb, tabolize, interpret, and be moved by the stories of illness. Through narrative training doctors, nurses, social workers, and therapists [improve] the effectiveness of care by developing the capacity for attention, reflection, representation, and affiliation with patients and colleagues (www.narrativedicine.org). In an effort to ensure more effective teaching and learning, and engage in personalized communication that has the potential to impact your learning and your life in beneficial ways, we will be practicing narrative pedagogy this sester. You will need to schedule one narrative pedagogy appointnt with within the first month of the sester. During this appointnt, which should be completed between January 12 th and February 10 th, please be prepared to respond to the following: I will be your professor and so I have great deal to learn about your education and your life. Please tell what you think I should know about your situation (based on Charon, 2006, p. 177). Although there is only one required narrative pedagogy appointnt, I encourage you to co in and visit again during the sester during which ti you are welco to share with anything you would like, related to the class or to sothing outside the course. As in the practice of narrative dicine, I will do my best not only to listen in a manner that recognizes, absorbs, and interprets your stories, but also to be moved by them. Keep in mind that this is not intended to be a therapy session, as I am not a trained psychologist (although I am more than willing to put you in touch with soone on campus if you d like) and so you shouldn t feel pressure to tell or not tell more personal information. After our appointnts I will write a short narrative summarizing our appointnt (based on Charon, 2006). I will you one copy and I will save another. The appointnt is required and you will receive 10 points for attending. Reading DQs Completing the assigned reading on ti is another essential and required part of this course. In order to ensure that students are keeping up with the reading material, in preparation for each class, you should prepare typed responses for each reading that include the following: (1) Summarize in one sentence the major premise/thesis/argunt of the article/chapter, (2) offer a one to two sentence reaction to the article s premise (i.e., contradict, critique, support, extend), and (3) pose a thoughtful and reflective question that was inspired by the reading and that you would like to discuss in class. These will be collected each day a reading is required and graded on a credit (2 points)/no-credit (0 points) basis. They will often serve as the jumping off point for our discussions. The primary goal of these exercises is to foster an engaging and provocative class interaction. Thus, you should be consistently and thoroughly prepared to lead and engage one another and in discussion about the week s topic and readings. If it becos clear that students are not doing the assigned reading, I reserve the right to institute regular reading quizzes as part of your involvent grade. There are readings assigned on 21 days of class. You must complete 20 Reading DQs (thus, you can opt out of one day). As a helpful reminder, the syllabus is notated with the abbreviation each day a reading is assigned. You need only complete your s on one of the assigned readings if there is more than one assigned for that day. Narrative Reflection Journal Research and practical experience show that people are storytellers. Researchers refer to humans as storytelling animals and years of scholarship and practice have shown that people make sense of their lives, their difficulties, their relationships, and who they are by telling stories about themselves and their lives. Thus, stories are at the heart of who we are. Because stories are so central to our everyday understanding, they should assist us in understanding and sense-making across contexts, including the classroom. In fact, many teachers use stories as examples to illustrate concepts and students use their own stories to reflect on course concepts. This sester, we will formalize this storytelling process by applying course material to our own stories. Thus, one of your primary written assignnts for the sester is a Narrative Reflection Journal. In it, you will be asked to share stories from your own (or close others ) experiences and reflect on the ways in which those stories link with specified course content. These stories will be brought to class and 1 Adapted from Dr. Erin Willer (2011)
5 shared with assigned small learning groups. We will use these stories to discuss, problematize, tease apart, apply, and evaluate course concepts. Even though the nature of personal stories is subjective, the stories will be graded as written assignnts and therefore must be well-written, clear, grammatical, and relevant. Each entry will be assigned one of the following grades: Outstanding (A), Good (B), Satisfactory (C), or Unsatisfactory (D). A detailed assignnt sheet will be posted on Blackboard. Final Research and Application Project During the second half of the sester, you will identify a topic on the dark side of interpersonal communication that we have covered in-class and that you find compelling. You will then complete a twopart analysis of this topic. FIRST, you will identify a person in the community whose job reflects a daily (direct or indirect) encounter with the dark side of interpersonal communication topic you have chosen. For example, you may interview a prison guard who interacts with rape, sexual coercion, or abuse convicts on a daily basis, or you might interview a marital therapist who counsels couples on infidelity, verbal abuse, and/or conflict, etc. You will gather experiences and stories from this person about how the dark side is relevant to his/her everyday life. SECOND, you will conduct a literature review of the research relevant to your topic, drawing from primary scholarly sources that provide you with an understanding of your topic than course constraints allow. You will then offer an in-depth written analysis and critique of the research, the daily interactions reported by your interviewee, and your own perspectives on how both the research and application changed or impacted your own thinking about the dark side of interpersonal communication. This project requires early and detailed attention! Topic ideas and interviewees must be cleared by. A detailed assignnt sheet will be posted on Blackboard. Extra Credit Opportunities Over the course of the sester, you may choose to participate in up to two research studies for extra credit. These studies will be announced in class and posted on Blackboard. You are encouraged to sign up for research studies early in the sester as they may not run throughout the sester. One non-research option will also be offered for students who are not eligible to participate in the research studies. You may only complete TWO extra credit projects, and each is worth 5 points. Assignnt sheets outlining specific expectations for above assignnts will be given during the sester. Course Policies Late Papers and Make-up Exams: Late journal entries will not be accepted. Make-up exams will only be given in the case of an ergency and will be different from the original exam. Make-up exams must be taken within one week of the regularly scheduled exam. You must contact within 24 hours (either before or after) the scheduled exam in order for to consider a make-up. In-Class Etiquette: Your tily presence is required in this course. Tardiness is disruptive to your fellow students and. Please be sure to turn cell phones off before entering the classroom and avoid talking to your peers during class lecture and discussion. Going online during class is an inappropriate use of class ti. Please only use laptops for notetaking. Accommodations: Students with disabilities are encouraged to contact the instructor for a confidential discussion of their individual needs for academic accommodation. It is the policy of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to provide flexible and individualized accommodation to students with docunted disabilities that may affect their ability to fully participate in course activities or to et course requirents. To receive accommodation services, students must be registered with the Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) office, 132 Canfield Administration, voice or TTY. Course Credit: Students taking this class pass-fail and Communication Studies majors must earn a grade of 74% (C) or better to receive credit for this course.
6 Plagiarism: Plagiarism and cheating are serious offenses and grounds for university action. According to the University s Undergraduate Bulletin (2004-5), plagiarism is considered an act of Academic Dishonesty and is defined as presenting the work of another as one s own (i.e., without proper acknowledgent of the source) and submitting academic work in whole or in part as one s own when such work has been prepared by another person or copied from another person (p. 390). Any assignnt found to be plagiarized will be given an 0 grade (F) and may be grounds for failing the course. It is your responsibility as a student to familiarize yourself with and adhere to these guidelines (see for the university policy and for helpful tips on avoiding plagiarism). It is my responsibility to report any cases of cheating or plagiarism to the university administration. Per university policy, any act of academic dishonesty whether intentional or unintentional, will be reported to the Dean of Students. All assignnts must be your own original work and must be prepared specifically for this course. Tentative Course Schedule * Indicates a reading available in your course reading packet (07) indicates a reading in The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication (2007) reader (10) indicates a reading in The Dark Side of Close Relationships (2010) reader Date Content Readings Assignnt Due T 1/10 Introduction to the Course: Defining & Narrating the Dark Side Brand & Yancey (1993)* (we will read this in class) Defining and Theorizing Th 1/12 Why do we need the Dark Side perspective? Spitzberg & Cupach (07) Duck (94)* Charon (09)* T 1/17 Problematizing the Dark Side Spitzberg & Cupach (98)* Rawlins (1997)* Th 1/19 Theoretical Perspectives: Critiquing Parks (1995)* T 1/24 the Bright Side Theoretical Perspectives: Integrating the Dark Side Aversive and Aggressive Behaviors Th 1/26 Narrative Reflection Journal Application Day 1 Baxter (2004)* Stewart p (2006)* Galvin et al. (2006)* Practice NRJ due in class T 1/31 (In)competence Spitzberg (1994)* Th 2/2 Complaining Cupach (07) T 2/14 Social Aggression Willer & Cupach (10) NRJ 1 Due (simplifying) Sweet(?) Emotion Th 2/16 Hurt Vangelisti (07) NRJ 2 Due (hurt)
7 T 2/21 WSCA CONVENTION NO CLASS Th 2/23 Affection Floyd & Mikkelson (10) T 2/28 Jealousy, Envy, Revenge, and Hate Yoshimura (07) Goldberg (99)* Roller Coasters: The Ups and Downs of Relationships Th 3/1 EXAM 1 T 3/6 Living Single DePaulo (10) Th 3/8 Developing Relationships Online DeAndrea et al. (10) OR Sprecher (10) NRJ 3 Due (deception) T 3/13 Transgressions and Forgiveness Metts & Cupach (07) Th 3/15 Breaking Up and Making Sense Koenig Kellas et al. (10) NRJ 4 due (transgression/breakup) T 3/20 SPRING BREAK NO CLASS Th 3/22 SPRING BREAK NO CLASS T 3/27 Patterns: Codependence Lepoire et al. (1998)* Th 3/29 Codependence (cont.) & Responsibility Film Lerner (2006)* T 4/3 Th 4/5 Film Application Day: Film Analysis and Narrative Reflection Discussion (Dys)functional Families T 4/10 Stepfamily relationships Schrodt & Braithwaite (10) NRJ 5 Due (codependence) Th 4/12 Creating safe ground in families Morgan & Wilson (07) Abuse T 4/17 Communicative Aggression Dailey et al. (07) Th 4/19 Intimate Partner Violence Spitzberg (10) Final Project presentations T 4/24 Sexual Abuse McMillen et al. (1995)* Dark Side Denouent Th 4/26 Wrap Up and Final Narrative Reflection FINAL EXAM: Friday, May 4, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Final Projects Due NRJ 6 Due (future story)
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UPSC 146 Assistant Professor Recruitment 2016
UPSC Recruitment 2016 for 146 Assistant Professor, Specialists, Senior Lecturer, Asst Director Application forms are now starts online.
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The Union Public Service Commission recently make it's an important announcement for the number of vacancies. As per this announcement here are having need 146 candidates for the posts of Assistant Professor, Specialists Grade III (Medicine), Senior Lecturer, Assistant Director, etc. for all these posts you all the eligible candidates there will be also can submit them application form here are before the last date of application. Before submitting and complete its any process here you also have to check its all the eligibility criteria online from here its official released notification link. As per this notification you all the candidates can be fill them application form till the 01st September 2016
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Number of vacancy: 146
Job position: Assistant Professor, Specialists Grade III (Medicine), Senior Lecturer, Assistant Director, etc
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From culture to collective worship: how the latest government initiatives will affect schools
Five hours of culture a week
The good news is that not all five hours will have to take place in school time, nor will teachers be solely responsible for organising cultural trips to theatres and galleries.
Activities such as creative writing in English lessons, taking part in theatre and learning a musical instrument will all count towards the hours. Pupils could also have hands-on experience in film-making, radio and television.
The drive for more culture is made up of a pound;25 million Find Your Talent pilot and pound;110 million further investment in the existing Creative Partnerships scheme. The project will be overseen by a new quango, The Youth Culture Trust. The Department for Children, Schools and Families said the pilot should "work out the most effective way of doing it without adding an extra burden on schools".
A national programme of training for teachers and museum staff has been promised for 2008-09, giving some teachers the chance to do a five-day placement in a museum.
Five hours of sport a week
Physical education is already a compulsory national curriculum subject. The Government says 80 per cent of schools already manage the recommended two hours a week.
Gordon Brown has said he hopes to reach the ambitious goal of a further three hours outside the curriculum through "a united team effort" of schools, parents, volunteers, coaches and the sporting world.
Happiness classes
This refers to the social and emotional aspects of the learning programme, which is already up and running in 60 per cent of primary schools and is being rolled out to secondaries.
Finance and debt lessons
Pupils will be taught financial life skills through functional maths and in personal, social and health education, which is a "highly recommended" but non-statutory subject for key stage 2.
Cooking lessons by 2011
This is part of the new key stage 3 curriculum and applies to all 11- to 14-year-olds. As a compulsory curriculum entitlement, schools will have a duty to offer it, but pupils will not be compelled to do it.
Lessons in climate change
There is a huge Government drive to get schools to teach about climate change, and special packs have been sent out to all schools to help. Schools are expected to use copies of the film The Inconvenient Truth, directed by Al Gore, to prompt debate about the issues.
As part of the new key stage 3 curriculum, environmental change and sustainability will be given a "much stronger focus" throughout the curriculum and in geography lessons.
Daily act of worship
Headteachers and governors of maintained schools are responsible for arranging a daily act of collective worship "of a broadly Christian character". However, half of this can be devoted to "other faiths and interests".
If the Christian element is deemed inappropriate due to pupils' backgrounds, heads can apply to the local Standing Advisory Council for Religious Education (SACRE) to have this requirement lifted. Ofsted's annual report for 2002-03 found that 80 per cent of secondaries did not fulfil the requirements.
Religious education
This is a statutory subject, which should be taken by all pupils. The entire curriculum is decided at a local level by SACRE, and parents have the right to withdraw their children from it.


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This easy crock pot pulled pork is made with just three ingredients! A pork shoulder roast (or Boston butt) is slow cooked to perfection with onions and barbecue sauce.
Shred the tender, juicy pork and put it back in the slow cooker for serving. Have split buns ready for guests, along with coleslaw, dill pickle slices, and baked beans.
What You'll Need
- pork shoulder roast, about 4 pounds
- 2 medium onions, thinly sliced
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1 bottle (16 ounces) barbecue sauce, or 2 cups homemade sauce
- 1 cup chopped onion
How to Make It
- Place half of the thinly sliced onions in the bottom of the slow cooker; add pork and water, along with remaining onion slices.
- Cover and cook the pork on LOW for 7 to 9 hours or 4 to 5 hours on HIGH heat setting.
- Drain liquid from slow cooker; shred or chop the meat coarsely and discard excess fat.
- Put the pork back in the slow cooker. Add barbecue sauce and chopped onion.
- Cover and cook on LOW for 2 to 4 hours longer. Stir occasionally.
- Serve with warm split buns and coleslaw.


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Epernay Launches A Royal Brunch With a Side of Sass
Epernay's Royal Brunch is here to shake up your Sunday brunch plans.
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Looking for something entirely different for Sunday brunch? Epernay Lounge just introduced Royal Brunch, featuring entertainment in the form of drag hostesses. Mixing a European tea dance with a classic gay T-dance, the Sunday brunch includes rounds of Drag Queen Bingo (not your grandmother's version) and other parlor games, as well as choreographed performances from the queens themselves to keep the energy high and the bottomless mimosas flowing. The eats are Epernay's take on familiar brunch fare, including vanilla French toast, a Kobe beef omelette, eggs Benedict with prosciutto, smoked salmon with herbed cream cheese on toast points, and even a fruit parfait. Shake up your Sunday routine and get a little down and a little dirty with the Royal Brunch at an afternoon you won't forget.
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ROT is the third Scary Halloween Mask in Eric Pigors Toxictoons Collection. This Toxictoon comes directly out of Unkle Pigor's Cryptic Art Book, and puts a new original twist on a skull.
What is a Toxictoon you ask? To quote Eric, "It's a cartoon character described as a nutty, scabbed, chicken poxed, lilly livered, stiched up, bone poppin, goofball! With some sort of diabolical disturbing dilemma in store."


text: Moya's terrace was a section located on the Leviathan's dorsal area. The terrace served as a viewing area for crew members and faced aftward, allowing observers to see locations behind her. The terrace was set up to appear that it was open to space, likely using some form of energy field to contain the conditions of Moya's interior.


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AM Radio: Is It Deadly?Aug 17, 2004 | www.p2pnet.net
Regions near AM radio-broadcasting towers had 70% more leukemia deaths than those without, says a Korean study soon to be published in International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health.
The Koreans also found cancer deaths were 29% higher near such transmitters, says a Wired News story here, which goes on to say two years ago, Italian researchers concluded that death rates from leukemia "increased dramatically for residents living within two miles of Vatican Radio's powerful array of transmitters in Rome".
Mary McBride, an epidemiologist at the British Columbia Cancer Agency in Canada has headed a number of similar studies and found no direct link, says Wired.
However, it quotes Seattle's Sam Milham, an epidemiologist and a pioneer in electromagnetic-field research, as saying, "I'm convinced that politics and corporate interests are behind denials (that say) there are no health effects."


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The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said he will strike the Fairness Doctrine, a rule that requires broadcasters to present opposing views of controversial issues.
In a letter to the chairman of the House Commerce Committee, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski wrote that the 1949 rule "holds the potential to chill free speech adn the free flow of ideas."
Genachowski's letter was disclosed Wednesday by Rep. Fred Upton (R-Mich.), who said in a news release that he has asked the FCC chairman for details on when the rule would be scrapped.
The FCC chair has promised to remove the rules on numerous occassions, including his confirmation hearings in 2009.
Republican lawmakers have pushed the FCC to remove the rule, saying it is outdated and among policies that tie the hands of television broadcasters.
The rule had been challenged in courts in 1989 and hasn't been enforced by the FCC since then.
"I fully support deleting the Fairness Doctrine and related provisions from the Code of Federal Regulations, so that there can be no mistake that what has been a dead letter is truly dead," Genachowski wrote in the letter.