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The kids are loving their new Ipod Touches.
The other night at dinner, I said something that made Dax laugh. The next thing we know, Abigail pushes a button on her Ipod (which is sitting on the table) and the something funny has been followed by the comedic drums ba-dum-bum.
Then when Dax said something else, she responds with a sound effect of wa-wa-waaaaa.
I guess his wasn't as funny?
A few minutes later Addison told a knock knock joke (which I'm pretty sure she just made up) and it was followed by the sound of crickets chirping.
Who knew how much dinner conversation was missing without the sound effects?
They've also been recording us in an app that makes us sound like Alvin & The Chipmunks when it's played back.
It's kind of scary what kind of apps are out there, and how many of them they've discovered already.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
2 comments:
- Suzy said...
Love it! Very creative! :) Can't even imagine my kids at that age ... for that matter, I can't imagine where technology will be in 10 years!
- January 22, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Beth said...
That is hilarious! I love that your dinners now have a laugh track! What clever kids you have.
- January 22, 2011 at 8:24 PM
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Friday, January 09, 2009
Soda pop to celebrate the New Year
I celebrated the New Year with my favorite (no alcohol) soda drink of the 90's & early part of this decade: A mixture of Dr Pepper and Diet Coke. Maybe this year I'll go back to drinking pop that way, at least some of the time.
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With two goals and one assist from junior standout Wils Alpern and a sturdy defensive front throughout, the visiting Towson boys soccer team shut out No. 14 Franklin, 3-0, yesterday in a Class 3A North semifinal.
The Generals, who shared last year's state crown with River Hill, improved to 11-3-1 and advanced to their eighth straight regional title game, set for Tuesday at home against Patapsco or City.
During the regular season, the Indians (10-3-1) held on to beat the Generals, 4-3, after building a 3-0 halftime lead.
This time, Towson made adjustments on defense and turned to a familiar source for offense.
With 12 minutes left in the first half, Alpern worked his way down the left wing to the goal line, cut inside and scored from a tough angle for a 1-0 lead.


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|Vlad the Impaler
This remake stars Luke Evans, Sarah Gadon, Dominic Cooper and Charles Dance etc. Luke as a young boy Vlad was raised by the Turks and trained with other boys as ruthless soldiers. In order to save more villages, Vlad massacred an entire village and displayed his victims by impaling them to send a strong message. He was conferred the Prince of Transylvania and for years, he thought he could protect his people from harm.
However, the Turks came demanding for 1,000 boys along with his son one day. To save his family and villagers from the strong Turkish army, he turned to the dark side by seeking a master vampire in the mountains to turn him into the undead with powers strong enough to defeat the army. He was given 3 days, within which if he failed to drink any blood he could be restored back as a human once again.
He led all the villagers to retreat to a monastery and in the ensuing battle against the Turkish ruler and his army, he lost his wife Mirena and in a bid to fulfill her wish to save their son, he drank her blood so that he could remain as the all powerful vampire. He offered the surviving villagers a chance for vengeance by turning them into vampires like him and he and his legion of vampires defeated the Turkish army. That was when the other vampires turned on Vlad and wanted to feed on his human son. Vlad used his power to clear the cloak of cloud cover and all vampires and him were burnt to death under the scorching heat of the sun's rays.
Vlad was raised from the dead by his worshiper who fed the corpse with his blood and he remained in seclusion away from the public's eyes in the years to come. The movie ended in the present day where Vlad spotted a woman Mina in the busy streets and chatted her up before leaving together, with the master vampire following them closely behind, unknown to them.
I wasn't particularly bowled over by the design but it was not a bad movie either.
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Spearheading Immunotherapies
Harpoon Therapeutics is an immuno-oncology company developing a novel class of T cell engagers that unleash the natural power of the T cells to fight cancer and other diseases.
At the heart of Harpoon's approach is a novel antibody-derived platform called TriTAC™ (Tri-specific T cell Activating Construct) designed for targeted penetration and destruction of solid tumor malignancies, and engineered to bind to human serum albumin for improved therapeutic schedule and patient convenience.
Harpoon was founded in 2015 by a small team led by Patrick Baeuerle, Ph.D., a pioneer in the development of T cell based cancer therapies, and Luke Evnin, Ph.D., a founder of MPM Capital.
Management Team
Gerald McMahon, PhD
President and Chief Executive Officer
Dr. McMahon joined Harpoon in December 2016 bringing more than 25 years of biotechnology leadership, scientific innovation and creative deal-making experience. Dr. McMahon was previously president and CEO of Kolltan Pharmaceuticals, an oncology biologics company acquired by Celldex in 2016, and senior vice president of R&D oncology at MedImmune, the biologics arm of AstraZeneca. He also served as a venture partner at Bay City Capital and in executive leadership roles at Poniard Pharmaceuticals and SUGEN (ultimately acquired by Pfizer), where he was a key player in the development of innovative oncology drugs Sutent® and Palladia®.
Dr. McMahon holds an academic appointment at the Yale Comprehensive Cancer Center at Yale University, and held previous appointments at Tufts University School of Medicine, department of hematology & oncology at the New England Medical Center, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He received his BS in biology and PhD in biochemistry from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Susan Dana Jones
Senior Vice President, Product Development
Susan Dana Jones joined Harpoon in July 2017 as Senior Vice President, Product Development. She brings more than 30 years of experience to her new position, including biopharmaceutical and vaccine product development, outsourcing, project management and strategic planning. Dr. Jones has served as Vice President and Principal Consultant of BioProcess Technology Consultants (BPTC) for 16 years, where she focuses on manufacturing requirements for advancement of product candidates from early discovery through all stages of clinical development. She has previously served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at Serenex, Vice President of Product Development at Waratah Pharmaceuticals, and Vice President Technology Strategy at Dyax Corp. Dr. Jones received her Bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Harvard University, holds a Ph.D. in Genetics from the University of California, San Francisco, and performed post-doctoral research at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute of Harvard Medical School.
Rachael Lester
Vice President, Corporate Development
Rachael Lester joined Harpoon Therapeutics in September 2017 as Vice President of Corporate Development, and is responsible for spearheading the company's corporate strategy and business development activities. She brings nearly 20 years of experience in corporate and commercial strategy, business development and commercial operations. Most recently, as VP of Product & Marketing for Bruin Biometrics, she led the commercialization of SEM Scanner® , and drove ongoing R&D collaborations and partnerships. From 2010 through the approvals of Kyprolis™ and Stivarga™ and its acquisition by Amgen in October 2013, Ms. Lester served as Global Head of Strategic Asset Management at Onyx Pharmaceuticals, where she was responsible for portfolio management, strategic finance, sell-side corporate development, and strategy & innovation initiatives. At Deloitte Consulting, she held a leading role in the Life Sciences Strategy & Operations practice, as a thought leader and advisor to biotech clients on growth strategy, M&A, and new product planning & commercialization. Ms. Lester received a B.A. in neuroscience from University of Pennsylvania and an M.B.A. from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Che-Leung Law, PhD
Vice President, Translational Medicine
Dr. Law joined Harpoon in April 2017 with more than 19 years of experience in the discovery and development of novel biologics and small molecules in oncology and immuno-oncology. Dr. Law most recently was senior director of preclinical research at Seattle Genetics, where he led target discovery, drug technology development, IND-enabling studies, translational research, and pharmacodynamic and biomarker research. Dr. Law previously held scientific positions at CDR Therapeutics and Xcyte Therapies. He was also an affiliate assistant professor in the department of microbiology at the University of Washington for several years. Dr. Law received his PhD in pathobiology from the University of Minnesota and an MPhil in biochemistry from the University of Hong Kong.
William E. Picht, Jr., MBA
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Picht joined Harpoon in January 2017 with more than 25 years of industry experience in strategic finance, operations, investor relations, business planning and oversight. Prior to Harpoon, he served as chief financial officer for Pearl Therapeutics, a respiratory disease company that was sold to AstraZeneca in a $1.15 billion transaction. At Pearl, Mr. Picht was responsible for finance, administration and information technology. Previously, he served as head of R&D finance at Nektar Therapeutics, and conducted finance and market analytics at Syntex. Mr. Picht received his BA from the University of Notre Dame and his MBA from San Jose State University.
Holger Wesche, PhD
Senior Vice President, Research
Dr. Wesche joined Harpoon Therapeutics with 20 years of biotech experience focused on target validation, drug discovery and drug development as well as multi-site project management in the fields of oncology and inflammation. His previous role was as scientific director at Amgen where he was responsible for cross-functional organization and coordination of the next generation BiTE platform, the industry's leading T-cell engaging antibody platform. He also led several drug discovery projects through pre-clinical development. Dr. Wesche is co-author of numerous publications and several US patents. Dr. Wesche received his PhD, summa cum laude, in biochemistry and Immunology from the University of Hannover, Germany.
Board of Directors
Luke Evnin, PhD
Dr. Evnin is the chairman of the board and a co-founder of Harpoon Therapeutics; he is also the co-founder and managing director of MPM Capital. MPM Capital is known for its leadership role in building companies such as Biomarin, CoStim Pharmaceuticals (acquired by Novartis), Epizyme, Idenix (acquired by Merck) Pacira, Pharmasset (acquired by Gilead) and Radius. Dr. Evnin was the lead investor and has served on the boards of several of MPM's most successful investments including CoStim Pharmaceuticals, Idun Pharmaceuticals, and Pacira. Prior to MPM, Dr. Evnin was a venture capitalist at Accel Partners where he focused on emerging healthcare companies. He received his AB in molecular biology from Princeton University and received his PhD in Biochemistry from the University of California, San Francisco. He is the chairman of the Scleroderma Research Foundation, as well as an advisor for the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Quantitative Genomics at Princeton, for QB3 at UCSF, and for Mission Bay Capital at UCSF.
Patrick Baeuerle, PhD
Dr. Baeuerle is co-founder of Harpoon and remains a key consultant for the company. He is an executive partner of MPM Capital and has co-founded MPM companies TCR2, iOmx, and Maverick Therapeutics. Prior to joining MPM, Dr. Baeuerle oversaw the development of T-cell engaging antibody Blincyto® (blinatumomab), and spearheaded the development of the BiTE platform as chief scientific officer for Micromet, Inc., and as vice president, research, for Amgen. He served as professor and chairman of biochemistry at Freiburg University, Germany, and is an honorary professor of immunology of the Medical Faculty at Munich University.
Pablo Cagnoni, MD
Dr. Cagnoni is the president and chief executive officer of MPM portfolio company Tizona Therapeutics and executive chair of Blade Therapeutics. As an oncologist and pharmaceutical executive, he has played a key role in the development, approval and/or commercialization of several life-changing medicines, including Afinitor®, Blincyto®, Exjade®, Folotyn® Glivec®, Jakavi®, Kyprolis®, Signifor®, Tarceva®, Tasigna® and Zykadia® among them. Most recently, he served as president of Onyx Pharmaceuticals where he had global strategic oversight of the Onyx portfolio from early product development to commercialization. Previously, he was senior vice president and global head of clinical development at Novartis Oncology. Dr. Cagnoni was also senior vice president and chief medical officer at Allos Therapeutics (acquired by Spectrum Pharmaceuticals) and, prior to that, chief medical officer of OSI Pharmaceuticals (acquired by Astellas). Dr. Cagnoni earned his medical degree from University Buenos Aires School of Medicine, and completed a fellowship in hematology and oncology in Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York and a fellowship in stem cell transplantation at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.
Mark Chin, MS, MBA
Mark Chin, investment manager at Arix Bioscience, currently sits on the board of Iterum Therapeutics, Harpoon Therapeutics and OptiKira. He was previously a principal at Longitude Capital, where he focused on investments in both private and public biotechnology and medical technology companies. Prior to Longitude, Chin was a consultant at the Boston Consulting Group, where he was responsible for strategy and corporate development projects for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Before BCG, he worked in corporate development at Gilead Sciences and market planning at Genentech. Chin has an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, an MS in Biotechnology from the University of Pennsylvania, and a BS in Management Science from the University of California at San Diego.
Dan Hicklin, PhD
Dr. Hicklin joined MPM in 2014 subsequent to his successful role as president, chief scientific officer and member of the board of CoStim Pharmaceuticals (acquired by Novartis). He now serves as president and CEO of Potenza Therapeutics, an immuno-oncology company founded by MPM. In addition to Harpoon, he is also a board member of Tizona Therapeutics, another MPM portfolio company. Prior to CoStim, Dr. Hicklin led the biologics strategy for the oncology and immuno-modulation discovery teams at Merck Research Laboratories and oversaw numerous immuno-oncology discovery and development projects. Dr. Hicklin also served as vice president of experimental therapeutics at ImClone Systems (acquired by Eli Lilly), where his team supported the development and FDA approval of the cancer treatment Erbitux® (cetuximab) and built a diversified portfolio of antibody therapeutics including Cyramza® (ramucirumab), Portrazza® (necitumumab) and other novel agents. Dr. Hicklin received his Master's degree and PhD in immunology from New York Medical College, and his BS from the University of Iowa.
Ron Hunt, MBA
Ron Hunt is a managing director at New Leaf Venture Partners, and focuses on investments in biopharmaceutical companies. Hunt was one of the founders of New Leaf following the spin out from the Sprout Group in 2005, and has nearly two decades of venture capital investment experience. Hunt has played a significant role in many of the firm's investments in biopharmaceuticals and in other sectors. He currently on the boards of Iterum Therapeutics, Karos Pharmaceuticals, and Neuronetics, Inc. Hunt is a graduate of The Wharton School (MBA) and Cornell University (BS).
Gerald McMahon, PhD
Dr. McMahon joined Harpoon in December 2016 bringing more than 25 years of biotechnology leadership, scientific innovation and creative deal-making experience. Dr. McMahon was previously president and CEO of Kolltan Pharmaceuticals, an oncology biologics company acquired by Celldex in 2016, and senior vice president of R&D oncology at MedImmune, the biologics arm of AstraZeneca. He also served as a venture partner at Bay City Capital and in executive leadership roles at Poniard Pharmaceuticals and SUGEN (ultimately acquired by Pfizer), where he was a key player in the development of innovative oncology drugs Sutent® and Palladia®.
Dr. McMahon holds an academic appointment at the Yale Comprehensive Cancer Center at Yale University, and held previous appointments at Tufts University School of Medicine, department of hematology & oncology at the New England Medical Center, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He received his BS in biology and PhD in biochemistry from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Scientific Advisory Board
Charles Drake, MD, PhD
Dr. Drake is director of genitourinary oncology and associate director for clinical research at the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center at New York-Presbyterian / Columbia University. A nationally recognized expert in immunotherapy, Dr. Drake also serves as co-director of Columbia's Cancer Immunotherapy Programs and on the faculty of CUMC. Previously, Dr. Drake served as the co-director of the Cancer Immunology Program at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, where he was also co-director of the Prostate Cancer Multi-Disciplinary Clinic, and a professor of oncology, urology, and immunology. Dr. Drake is a physician-scientist whose work focuses on understanding and fighting advanced-stage cancers with the immune system. His most recent work has focused on the body's immunological response to radiation therapy, immunotherapy and anti-tumor vaccines to treat cancer. He received his MD and PhD in immunology from National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Dr. Drake did his internship and residency in internal medicine, and medical oncology fellowship at Johns Hopkins.
Ramy Ibrahim, MD
Dr. Ibrahim serves as vice president of clinical development at the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy. A recognized leader of clinical development in immunotherapy, Dr. Ibrahim helped develop some of the first breakthrough treatments in the field during his tenure at Bristol-Myers Squibb and MedImmune/AstraZeneca. At AstraZeneca, he helped develop durvalumab (anti-PD-L1 antibody) and tremelimumab (anti-CTLA-4 antibody). Previously, at Bristol-Myers Squibb, he served on the Yervoy (ipilimumab) clinical team supporting the program through multiple global launches of the first FDA-approved immune checkpoint inhibitor. In addition, he played a key role in early development for nivolumab (PD-1), PD-L1 and CD137 antibody. Dr. Ibrahim is a trained medical oncologist, who conducted bench and clinical immunotherapy research at the cancer vaccine branch of the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, MD. He received his MD from the National Cancer Institute at Cairo University, where he also did a fellowship in medical oncology.
Jeffrey Ravetch, MD, PhD
Dr. Ravetch is the Theresa and Eugene M. Lang Professor and head of the Leonard Wagner Laboratory of Molecular Genetics and Immunology at The Rockefeller University. A pioneering immunology researcher, he won the 2017 Ross Prize in Molecular Medicine for his identification of the mechanism by which the specific structure of antibodies controls immune cell reactivity. Dr. Ravetch received his PhD from Rockefeller and his MD from Cornell University Medical College. He was on the faculty of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and a guest investigator in Rockefeller's Laboratory of Cellular Physiology and Immunology, before being appointed professor at Rockefeller in 1996. Dr. Ravetch has received the 2007 Coley Award from the Cancer Research Institute; the Canada Gairdner International Award and the Sanofi–Institut Pasteur Award, and the 2015 Wolf Prize in Medicine.
Charles Rudin, MD, PhD
Dr. Rudin, a board-certified medical oncologist specializing in lung cancer, is chief of the thoracic oncology service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He is also co-chair of the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group thoracic committee, and member of the National Cancer Institute thoracic malignancies steering committee. Dr. Rudin directs a broad research program of therapeutic research, including laboratory-based investigations to identify and test novel treatment approaches to small cell and non-small cell lung cancers. Some of these strategies include turning back on genes silenced in cancer, re-activating cancer cell death pathways and treating lung cancer with a cancer-specific virus. Dr. Rudin received his MD from the University of Chicago, and did his residency in internal medicine and fellowship in hematology/oncology at the University of Chicago.
Eric Small, MD
Dr. Small is a professor of medicine and urology, and chief of the department of medicine/division of hematology/oncology at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). He is co-director of the urologic cancer service and director of urologic oncology eresearch. His patient care and research focus is prostate cancer, immunotherapy and the mechanisms of resistance to standard therapies. He is a member of the Therapy Consortium of The Prostate Cancer Foundation, the largest private source of prostate cancer research funding, and on the board of directors of the American Prostate Cancer Foundation. He chairs the Prostate Cancer Correlative Sciences Working Group of the Cancer and Leukemia Group B Cooperative Oncology Group. Dr. Small earned a bachelor's degree at Stanford University and a medical degree at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, where he graduated with honors. While in medical school, he completed a fellowship in pathology. He completed post-graduate residency training in internal medicine at Beth Israel Hospital and a fellowship in hematology and oncology at the UCSF Cancer Research Institute.


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So, team, what's the state of play with schools at the moment? I'm slightly out of touch. I've been trying to drum up enthusiasm for buying the Queen a new yacht. Can't think why the idea hasn't caught on.
Well, Minister, we're pushing ahead with turning everything that moves into an academy, of course, but there are concerns. Morale is low.
If morale is low, heads are getting something right. Sir Michael Wilshaw said so. We need to get teachers moving. Too much grumbling about their pensions, in my view. But this administration intends to give Britain a world-class education. Drive up standards. Apply rigour. And for that, changes are needed.
But every administration says that. Teachers are finding it hard to manage the constant changes.
They're far too complacent, Simon. Look, they work from 9 till 3 and get 13 weeks' holiday. Wish I did, frankly. Need to pull their socks up. That's why I'm making it much easier for heads to get rid of the duff ones.
But, Minister, you could be throwing out the baby with the bathwater. What about an NQT who's basically very sound, but needs some behaviour management support?
Either you can do it, Nigel, or you can't. My aim is to get the dismissal period down to half an hour.
But there's no denying behaviour is a problem. The standard of teaching is generally very high, but children can be extremely challenging these days. Schools are apparently paying them to truant during Ofsted.
Shows how devious these teachers can be, Elspeth. Fifteen per cent of them are hopeless, anyway. Someone very important once said that.
I think it was proved that the figure was plucked from thin air. And studies tend to show that behaviour is becoming much harder to manage.
Well, I'm personally sending every school a King James Bible, and I've signed every one. That should give schools a sense of moral purpose. And if the children aren't behaving well, they're bored. Schools should make more use of the technological revolution. Give every child an iPad, a Kindle and a managed learning platform, and forge the way ahead with personalised learning.
I think educators feel that schools should be about something more than that, Minister. And with little money to play with, they're finding it hard to keep equipment up to date.
Can't they sell off their playing fields or something?
A previous administration has already forced them to do that, Minister. It's one of the reasons why we have obese children.
Well, our new no-notice inspections will sort things out. Keep schools on their toes. See which schools are really up to the mark.
But Ofsted criteria change every half-hour. We can't batter heads like this. We won't have any left.
Always plenty more, Elspeth. That's why we're saying prospective heads no longer need to attend the National College for School Leadership. Be better to get good business people in charge of schools anyway. Can't think why people imagine you have to know something about education to be a head.
But the NCSL has already cost a fortune, Minister. So has Ofsted. So did the school improvement partners we've just got rid of.
It's only public money, Simon. It's not as if our salaries are on the line. Talking of money, I'm having a whip-round for the yacht project. I wonder if schools would like to make a contribution. I'll write to them all ...
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The central bank is selling foreign currency window "and a way to ensure stability , " the dinar exchange rate
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Long-Presse / Baghdad
Counting the Iraqi Central Bank, on Monday, that the sale of foreign currency window "and a way to ensure stability," the dinar exchange rate to meet the Iraqi economy requirements, while assuring "a greater role for" government to buy and sell the dollar and the development and auditing of funds used sources for banks for the purpose of buying foreign currency.
The central bank said in a statement received (range Press), a copy of it, that "Commenting to issued opinions about the work of selling foreign currency window of the Iraqi Central Bank wishes to state that, sell the currency window is a way to ensure the stability of the dinar exchange rate over the meeting of the Iraqi economy requirements through foreign currency provision to cover the imports of the private sector goods and services, in addition to the needs of citizens for the purposes of travel, medical treatment, study outside Iraq, "stressing" the lack of any allocations in the budget since 2003 and so far for this purpose. "
He added the central bank, that "work on the development of its procedures in this regard by encouraging banks to adopt opening letters of credit mechanism for import rather than remittances style," noting that "the proportion of sales in a manner credits amounted to more than 70% of foreign currency sales."
He said the Iraqi Central Bank, that "the development of a fundamental criterion for the implementation of dollar selling operations to banks include the extent of its commitment to the rules to combat money laundering and financing of terrorism," referring to "the adoption of the preparation and application of standards for the electronic system for window sale and purchase of foreign currency (money orders), and a greater role for government banks for buying and selling the dollar and the development and verification sources of funds used for the purposes of buying the dollar from the sale of foreign currency window. "
The national coalition led by Iyad Allawi confirmed on Monday (22 August 2016), the dollar exchange rate in the domestic market management is a "window of thieves and corrupt", and pointed out that the currency anywhere auction "for wasting money and leaking Iraqi balance across the mafias money laundering" , and he expressed concern regarding the determination to continue the auction currency policy despite the warnings and recommendations of experts, called for the inclusion of the Central Bank reforms approved by the House of Representatives.


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Today is my first day back in MD after a wonderful 2 1/2 week trip. During that time I experienced for the first time in many many years, 5 days of being in a situation where no one knew me. I was a total stranger to all. I tried to be who I was minus any masks. Alas I discovered even I didn't know who I really was any longer. Thoughts would come to mind as I watched the sunset or listened to music that I tried to understand if they were mine or that of a hidden person or event from my subconscious telling me "this is how you are supposed to think to be accepted and to be a "good person". I think it will take considerably longer than 5 days to uncover who I am under the various masks I wear.
In thinking about all this I uncovered a quote from e.e. cummings that says a lot:
"To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting."
The book I found this quote in says he was 63 when he wrote it. So if he was discovering this at that age I guess it is not too late for me to discover it. Today I begin and exploration using various means into rediscovery of ME. It may sound selfish, but how can I know where to head in the rest of my life if I don't know who I am. Probably should have done this years ago, however I was too busy putting on the masks of life to figure it all out. Wouldn't it be wonderful if I found out I wore no masks at all but really was true to myself and how God made me, but you know I doubt that will be the case.
One encouraging thought is that wearing masks and trying to please people did not work. It did not place me in the life position where I wanted to be at this point.


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HI guys, some of you should already know that my pc configuration is way too low to run most games I want to play. However, luckily Need For Speed Most Wanted runs pretty well on both my desktop and laptop (although from its later sequel, Pro Street, I'm outta luck ). Now I wanted to play with my brother via LAN. But I failed. Here's what happened:
I connected both laptops, configured the IPv4 settings to 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.2 then pinged to test whether the connection was successful. Then I opened mw in both computers, created a host then tried to join the game from the other one. Guess what it didn't work at all. A few times it seemed to work but as soon as I tried to 'join' the game the game crashed. I checked online and found a few fixes to get rid of this problem. However, none of them worked for me.
Another question I have in mind is how do I play online? I mean, it's not possible to get an EA authorization code without buying the title. Still I see many people are playing online. My connection is banglalion 512kpbs. Is that good enough for playing online? If yes, how can I play?
That's all for today. Hope you guys will help.


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Thursday, September 14, 2017
Policing and Procedural Justice in an Unjust Society
There is a sense, at least among a chunk of people, that policing in this country is broken: that the police are an authoritarian group that too often ignore the rights of minorities, especially African Americans, but also Latinos and other minority groups. The police hold these groups in contempt, and engage in unwarranted violence against minorities without being held properly to account. The popular reform proposed for this kind of police violence is "procedural justice": training the police to allow the people they encounter to given their side of the story before engaging in further action, increasing the chances that the civilian will voluntarily comply. The upside for the public is that "procedural justice" lowers the likelihood of police violence. The downside is that it is touted as real reform. But "procedural justice" is an inherently conservative response to problems with policing, and ignores—and perhaps even obfuscates—the need for real change. Worse, it potentially places the police in harms way in a manner that has longlasting moral and political (and perhaps psychological) costs for the police and the public. Here's why.One way of seeing the problem is to realize that "procedural justice" explains the psychological impact on civilians of procedural due process. If police officers adhere to a form of procedural due process on the streets, civilians are more likely to comply with their directives. From a justice-oriented perspective, however, introducing procedural due process as a standard operating procedure for the police seems like a mealy mouthed—and long overdue—reform.
A standard critique of procedural due process is that it is insensitive to background considerations of justice. Procedural due process simply ensures that the parties get a chance of a hearing before someone who does not have a clear interest in the outcome of some dispute. But if the background equities are stacked against one of the parties, then that party has a much harder chance of success, even though the procedure used is just (in the sense of ensuring the parties get the right amount of participation). Worse, having committed to the procedure, the parties are bound by the results. The loser is disempowered from protesting her loss (except by means provided by the procedure, such as an appeal to some other authority, if such a right exists). Systems of procedurally just systems are often substantively unjust because a fair procedure in a system that is otherwise unfair cannot ensure that the parties receive their distributive or corrective due. Such inequities are often a feature of majoritarian political systems which are stacked against minorities; some form of substantive due process is often introduced as a means of mitigating against this sort of majority advantage.
"Procedural justice," as a psychological theory, demonstrates that these normative features of procedural due process have important psychological counterparts. If civilian perceives that an officer has treated her with procedural due process, then she feels better about the outcome, and is more likely to comply. That is true whether or not the procedure is, in fact, normatively just, and is certainly independent of the distributive or corrective justice of the encounter—or any of the other moral considerations that might apply.
But quite apart from the procedural justice of some state of affairs, there is also a question of our moral duties to our fellow citizens. In his remarkable recent book, Dark Ghettos: : Injustice, Dissent, and Reform (2016), Harvard philosopher Tommie Shelby has argued that the segregation and concentrated disadvantage of many urban neighborhoods are so incompatible with a fair system of government that each of us as a moral duty to help out. One way in which disadvantage may be concentrated would be for the local government to criminalize the populace, along racial lines, as a means of funding its basic functions: the sort of activity that ArchCity Defenders revealed was standard practice in Ferguson, Missouri, and other municipalities in St. Louis County, and which was backed up by the Department of Justice's report. Similar worries are raised by the widespread use of asset forfeiture that the current DoJ is trying to make a central plank of its embrace of "tough on crime."
There was plenty of talk after Ferguson of making the police and the municipal courts more "procedurally just." But the problem was not so much the lack of "procedural justice," but the lack of political equality, fair distribution of the burdens of policing, and corrective justice for those captured under the dragnet of discrimination. Even if each encounter was "procedurally just," Ferguson local government and the police that served to fund it was unjust and immoral in other ways. The residents of Ferguson were right to resist and protest these unjust arrangements. And once the rest of us were aware of these circumstances, we too have a duty, in justice, to support the Ferguson civilians, so Shelby's argument goes.
Here's the rub: "the rest of us" includes, not just you and me in our private capacity, but government officials too. If justice requires permitting or even supporting acts of resistance to deeply unjust social institutions—ones that single groups of people out for criminalization-for-cash based on their race and residency—then what is the obligation of a public official when confronted with enforcing the unjust institutional goals, rules, or interpretations of those institutions? Are the police and local prosecutor, confronted with an angry resident's demand to know why she is being singled out, required to recognize the protester's right to resist? Even if they enforce the law in perfectly procedurally just ways, nonetheless they do so on behalf of a substantively unjust system that creates and perpetuates particular types of inequality. Is the officer, in justice if not in law, required to express solidarity with the protester rather than the state?
The idea that policing placed the police in an untenable moral position was a staple of the criminology and ethnography of the police emerging in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I think that idea is basically correct. Jerome Skolnick, in "Justice Without Trial," his classic work on policing, calls this the conflict between "law" and "order," where law stands for basic considerations of justice, and order for the police desire to have their authority respected. More interestingly, I think, John Ker Muir envisaged the police officer who enforces unjust laws inevitably must forgo "the capacity to conceive of [our] own and others' long-term and short-term advantage," and so of "the citizenry's…hopes, their fears, their needs to be something worthwhile, their consciences." Muir's point is that allowing individuals to act as police in circumstances of great distributive and corrective injustice encourages them to dehumanize those they police, at great moral cost, not only to others, but to themselves. Muir calls it a form of "moral breakdown." We might think of it as a form of moral harm.
We are familiar with the idea that the police may step in harms way and risk undergo physical danger. But much more common, if the ethnographers of the police are to be believed, is the moral dangers that the police face, in becoming inured to the everyday dehumanization of the individuals in the communities they police. Faced with the morally justified resistance of those they encounter, they police see those people as, to coin the title of John Van Maannen's well-known article, "The Asshole": "creep, bigmouth, bastard, animal, mope, rough, jerkoff, clown, scumbag, wiseguy, phony, idiot, shithead, bum, fool, or any of a number of anatomical, oral, or incestuous terms." These may not be the terms they use on the street to induce a compliant response, but they are the terms they use in the station-house or among each other.
One goal of police reform ought to be to get the police recognize that those of us on the other end of encounters are, for the most part, not assholes. We're moral and political equals. Just as important, we're not some bundle of rights (that gets in the way of policing): we are people, with all that entails, including being fellow participants in these communities. Our individuality and personhood demands that we be regarded (not just treated) with respect. Giving us a voice is not enough if that voice is heard with contempt. Especially if we are fooled into thinking we're making progress, when we're just treading water.
Posted by Eric Miller on September 14, 2017 at 12:58 AM | Permalink
I respectfully suggest that the problem here is neglect of transition states. At a fundamental level, the objective seems to be "We must have a more just society (for some definition of 'just society' to be pontificated upon — at great length and with extensive snarky footnotery — in the rest of the book/journal-article-even-if-the-nonacademic-publisher-won't-do-footnotes), therefore our substantive objective must be X." The neglect comes from failing to recognize two distinct kinds of transition states between state A and state B:
+ The transition between state A in the aggregate and state B in the aggregate
+ Recognition that neither state A nor state B applies equally to every individual that forms that aggregate, and establishment of acceptable variants from the aggregate
Part of this is that policy arguments tend to look very much like freshman chemistry reaction statements that show only state A, the fact of a reaction, and state B, implying that the reaction is 100% and has neither side effects (and processes) nor other necessary inputs (except, perhaps, noted as "plus heat" or "plus UV"). Nobody pays attention to intermediate products (which can be toxic), or environmental/contextual effects on reaction rate or even products, when making Big Policy Arguments.
In this analogy, procedural justice isn't the products — it's a plea for replicable lab conditions, both the ensure results of what we DO know and replicate what we think we know but came in from the field under uncertain conditions. One of the (many) reasons that alchemists were unable to develop replicable systems — leaving aside the impulse to secrecy and threats to burn them at the stake! — was that they didn't pay attention to the lab. They didn't understand that the boiling point of water in Geneva is different from that in Venice, or that aerial contaminants are different, or that even "grain alcohol" might be substantially different. In short, efforts toward procedural justice — or, at minimum, PERCEIVED procedural justice — are cleaning up the lab so we can see what's going on... and, hopefully, on an industrial scale, not just a benchtop scale. (And if you had ever studied, say, explosives manufacturing, you'd appreciate that much more than Powell did when he wrote the guaranteed-to-blow-up-in-socially-useful-quantities "recipe" for TNT in the original ANARCHIST'S COOKBOOK.) That, however, is an extension argument that we can effectively have only once we've determined the social stoichiometry of reaction...
So I welcome all of my social alchemists here to the learned society, and promise that I'll reveal all of my secrets to the Philosopher's Stone at the next conference. Clothed in suitably mysterious private language, of course.
Posted by: C.E. Petit | Sep 14, 2017 12:44:31 PM


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East Midlands Conservative MEP Emma McClarkin has attacked an EU ruling which says that the UK it has two months to start paying social security to non-UK nationals.
If this doesn't happen the Commission may decide to refer the UK to the EU's Court of Justice. Under UK law, certain social security benefits - namely Child Benefit, Child Tax Credit, State Pension Credit, Income-based Allowance for Jobseekers, Income-based Employment and Support Allowance - are only granted to persons with a "right to reside" in the UK.
While UK nationals have the right to reside solely based on their UK citizenship, other EU nationals have to fulfil additional conditions in order to pass a so-called 'right to reside' test.
Ms McClarkin MEP said the EC ruling was direct interference in the UK's domestic affairs by unelected bureaucrats:
"Once again the EU is sticking its nose into the business of member states. If people from other EU states with the right to reside are living and working here then yes, they should be entitled to the same benefits as everyone else as they are contributing to society. But if people do not pay into the system, why should they have free entitlement to what comes out?
"British taxpayers will want to know why their hard-earned money should now be directed straight into the pockets of any EU national who chooses to come here and immediately make a claim. Social benefits should not be a free for all – especially in these difficult and constrained financial times.
"This will lead to a boom in benefits tourism, and with our generous welfare system Britain will be the destination of choice."


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A T & B Co. Little Rock
I have found a solid reddish-colored antique-looking brick with the following imprinted on it:
"A T & B Co. Little Rock"
Any idea of how old it is?
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- AnonymousAugust 27, 2009 at 12:57 PM
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Is the oriention of the letters really AT&B Co or perhaps AB&TCo.?
I ask because almost to a "T" the various brick and tile Companies expressed their names as _ _ _ _ Brick and Tile ....
The best match, and with this concept in mind, your brick may well be that of the Arkansas Brick and Tile Co. of Little Rock, AR. ref. Graves' Brick Manufacturers of the United States 2008.
crackerjack said...ReplyDelete
Actually, the inscription is:
A B & T Co
Little Rock
Also, what can you tell me about Dickinson Brick Company in Little Rock. When was it established; when did it begin imprinting its name on its bricks; and when did it sell or go out of business?
August 13, 2009 6:33 PM
- AnonymousApril 15, 2015 at 9:24 PM
I know it's eons after the original post but I'm an archeologist and the company I work for found two of these bricks so I did a little research. Turns out Arkansas Brick and Tile was created in 1916 when Arkansas Brick and Manufacturing out of Little Rock merged with Clark Pressed Brick Company out of Malvern. It manufactured bricks with that stamp until 1926 when it was bought by Acme Brick CompanyReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 7, 2015 at 8:21 AM
We recently had to have sills put under our old house. This blog helps so much in knowing how old our home truly is. I have a lot of Dickinson brick. We were told our home was build around 1914 or 1916. Now we know. These bricks are beautiful !ReplyDelete


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Hi Guys,
We are in the final stages of our pool construction and this past Thursday they came and applied the Plaster. We went with Diamond Brite Slate Grey as it fit the decor of the house. The problem is a few days later we still have all this white cloudy material on the plaster (See Picture). They have been coming out everyday and brushing the pool and adding acid as needed. The filter has been running in service mode continuously since they filled it.
Water was delivered by a waster delivery service as we have a well and it would take forever to fill 30,000 gallons.
Is this normal? Will it clear up?
I have not been taking any reading of chemistry as they come out everyday and handle it all for us.
Thank you,


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How humans, pets can co-exist with coyotes
Tips on how to be neighbors with 'song dogs'
SOCIAL CIRCLE — The distinctive call of the coyote or " song dog" can be heard all across our state — from the more welcoming rural areas of wooded forests and open fields to the less inviting backyards of metro Atlanta neighborhoods.
Rapid human population growth across the state coupled with the coyote's unique ability to adapt and thrive wherever food is available, contributes to today's increased observation of coyotes in urban settings.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division ( WRD) encourages residents to educate themselves and take the proper precautions essential in co- existing with coyotes.
" Historically, coyotes were most commonly found on the Great Plains of North America. However, their range has expanded from Central America to the Arctic," said John Bowers, Assistant Chief of WRD Game Management. " They are one of the most adaptable species on the planet.
" In fact, coyotes have adapted quite well to living in suburbs and cities like Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta." Preventive methods are the best solutions for residents to reduce the potential for human- coyote conflicts."
Though the coyote's principal diet typically consists of small rodents and fruit, they are characterized as " opportunistic" and will prey on small domestic animals if given the opportunity.
Because of this, small house pets ( especially cats), young or small livestock and poultry are vulnerable and susceptible prey.
WRD advises landowners and homeowners to heed the following precautions to ensure the safety of their animals:
• Take pets indoors during the night, as this is the coyote's primary hunting time. ( In addition to coyotes, small pets may fall prey to free- roaming dogs and great horned owls.)
• If the pet must be kept outside, install fencing and flood lights to discourage predators.
• Small livestock or poultry should be kept in an enclosed or sheltered area.
Coyotes rarely bother larger livestock although they are often blamed for such nuisance instances. ( It should be noted that freeroaming dogs, rather than coyotes, are notorious for harassing, damaging or killing livestock.)
WRD encourages residents to also heed the additional following tips in an effort to minimize coyote food sources and lessen the likelihood of nuisance coyotes:
• NEVER, under any circumstances, feed a coyote.
• Keep items, such as grills, pet food or bird feeders off- limits.
Clean and
grills when not in use, keep pet food indoors or feed pets indoors and refill bird feeders infrequently and in small amounts.
• Make trash cans inaccessible. Keep lids securely fastened or store trash cans in the garage until trash day.
• Additional solutions against nuisance coyotes include trapping and/ or hunting.
Because coyotes are a non- native species in Georgia, there is no closed hunting or trapping season.
WRD does NOT offer trapping services, but maintains a list of permitted and licensed trappers across the state.
Residents interested in hiring a private trapper can contact the local WRD office or call 770- 918- 6416 for a referral.
" The Division receives numerous calls each year. Most callers report the sighting of a coyote or request coyote relocation," Bowers said. " Relocation is not a solution. Relocating coyotes only moves the problem into someone else's backyard.
" It also usually means a slower death for wild animals because once released into a competing animal's territory, they must fight for dominance in unfamiliar surroundings. Trapping and killing aggressive coyotes is the only reasonable way to keep them out of backyards."
While coyotes closely resemble a small dog in appearance, the distinctive characteristics that set the species apart are upright, pointed ears, a pointed snout, low forehead, a mottled color fur pattern ranging from black to reddish- blonde and a bushy tail that is generally carried straight out below the level of its back.
For more information regarding coyotes, visit the WRD Web site at www. georgiawildlife. com, contact a WRD Game Management Office or call ( 770) 918- 6416.


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"For each petal on the shamrock this brings a wish your way. Good health, good luck, and happiness for today and every day."
Irish Blessing
PLACE: Front yard
SUBJECT: 3-leaf clover
Happy St. Patrick's Day! I am not a bit Irish, but I wore green today anyway. StellaDella had me add green food coloring to her oatmeal this morning at breakfast. It didn't look very appetizing to me, but she enjoyed it. Unfortunately for HandsomeHusband I did not make corned beef and cabbage for supper…I think he plans on making some this weekend. He loves it, but I do not care for it myself. He is more than welcome to cook it, I won't stop him, because that means I do not have to make dinner and that is a good thing!


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"Because white is the color of happiness, and today is the happiest day of her life."
The child thought about this for a moment then said, "So why the groom wearing black?"
While she was running and praying, she tripped on a curb and fell, getting her clothes dirty and tearing her dress. She got up, brushed herself off, and started running again! As she ran she once again began to pray "Dear Lord, please don't let me be late...But please don't shove me either!"
The second boy says, "That's nothing. My Dad scribbles a few words on piece of paper, he calls it a song, they give him $100."
The third boy says, "I got you both beat. My Dad scribbles a few words on a piece of paper, he calls it a sermon, and it takes eight people to collect all the money!"
He answered, "Call for backup."
Without missing a beat, one little boy answered, "Thou shall not kill."
including human beings. Little Johnny seemed especially intent when they told him how Eve was created out of one of Adam's ribs.
Later in the week his mother noticed him lying down as though he were ill, and she said, "Johnny, what is the matter?"
Little Johnny responded, "I have pain in my side. I think I'm going to have a wife."
The other boy replied, "Well, you know how Santa Claus turned out. It's probably just your Dad."


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Since the crisis in the Church in the West is rooted in a disdain for or replacement of the authority of the Bible, what resources can Christians turn to for discussions about the authority of Scripture? The following is an annotated bibliography of sources.
John Wenham, Christ and the Bible (Tyndale Press, 1972 [UK]; IVP, 1973 [US]).
Wenham's book makes the simple point that our trust in Scripture is to be a part of our following Christ, because that is the way that He treated Scripture—as true, and therefore authoritative. Wenham had first put these ideas in print with a little Tyndale pamphlet in 1953 called "Our Lord's View of the Old Testament." In Christ and the Bible, Wenham, who taught Greek for many years at Oxford, an Anglican evangelical, has done us all a great service in providing us with a book which understands that we do not come by our adherence to Scripture fundamentally from through inductive reasoning, but from the teaching of the Lord Jesus. Only because of the Living Word may we finally know to trust the Written Word.
D.A. Carson, Scripture and Truth (Baker, 1992).
This book is a collection of essays on the authority of the OT and the NT for Christians. It deals with all the major questions and controversies that arise when talking about the authority of the Bible. Truly outstanding.
J.I. Packer, Truth and Power: The Place of Scripture in the Christian Life (IVP, 1999).
The freedom found in the Gospel is only found through submitting to the Authority of Jesus through is Word.
Peter Jensen, The Revelation of God (IVP, 2000).
Peter Jensen argues that it is better to follow the biblical categories of the knowledge of God and the gospel than to start from "revelation" as an abstract concept.First, Jensen focuses on revelation, whether special or general, from the viewpoint of the knowledge of God through the gospel. Next, he examines the nature and authority of Scripture and our approach to reading it. Finally, he turns to the revelatory work of the Holy Spirit through illumination. The result is a creative and compelling exposition of the evangelical understanding of revelation for the contemporary scene.


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ray_afraid said:
DominicCobb said:
Wait Lord Tobias, do you even like Star Wars?
He obviously doesn't like the OT, so I have no idea why he's here.
Oh, I know. Because he thinks his opinion is "edgy" and "different" and may cause a ruckus.
It's none of those things.
Let us not pretend that darth vader becoming Luke's father was a good idea…it was not


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Dress-??, Shoes-Target, Bag-Fossil thrifted, Scarf-Target, Belt-Grandma's!I wore this outfit to a nannying interview that I had this morning. Guess what...I got the job! After so many hours applying to jobs, going to interviews and praying hard I'm so blessed to have a job for the rest of the summer.
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Yay! Congrats on getting the job!! Nannying is one of the best jobs ever.ReplyDelete
And I love the color of your dress :).
congratulations, sweetie! i'm so stoked for you. :) and you look darling - teal is one of my favourite colours.ReplyDelete
Congrats, love the scarf- artfully worn!ReplyDelete
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I agree Kaitlyn : )ReplyDelete
And thanks Kelly and Marie!
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Love this idea!!! :) Scarf belted with your dress! So inspirational!!ReplyDelete
Congrats on getting your job! :)
Thanks for your comment! :)
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