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Across Europe there have been increasing demands for the banning of burqas and nicabs, the traditional Muslim female dress, and some countries have already passed legislation.
Belgium in April made it illegal to wear the full Islamic veil in public. In Spain, Barcelona has banned the wearing of the full-face veil in public buildings including markets and libraries. France too has banned their use in public places.
Some have argued that it is a question of security, that we need to be able to identify the person and that veils hide their identity from us. We are suspicious of anyone who does not display their faces thinking that they necessarily have something to hide.
But we have never been particularly worried about people wearing crash helmets, hoods on anoraks, scarves covering most of the face, and so on.
Another argument advanced is that women in Islamic countries are oppressed by the requirement to hide their faces with the burqa or nicab. By insisting on the removal of the veil, it is argued, we are somehow helping these women to free themselves from oppression.
But this line of argument is difficult to sustain if the process includes a large measure of coercion. How can denying women the right to wear what they want to free them from the oppression of the veil? How is the balance to be reached between the rights of the individual woman to choose what to wear, and the legal requirement preventing them from exercising that choice? We might not agree with the choice, but surely we do agree with the freedom to have the choice?
But in any case, there is a subtext to the calls for banning burqas and nicabs. No one is arguing for banning the Jewish headdress, the kippa, nor the turbans of Sikhs, nor the headdresses worn by nuns, or the surplices worn by priests. The focus is specifically on Islamic dress.
When the French banned the burqa, they didn't do it just where identification is essential such as in public buildings. They did it in all public places, including in the street. What was the justification? Cultural assimilation.
When someone from a foreign country comes to live and work in our own, we naturally expect and hope that they will get used to the customs and ways of the new country and will be able to live here happily. Understanding the laws and traditions of a new country is seen as important in helping newcomers to assimilate.
But the assimilation is not a total revamping of their entire character, their sentiments and values, and a substitution of their traditions by those of their new country. It is unreasonable to expect anyone to abandon their cultural, political, and religious values just by virtue of the fact that they live in a different country. But that seems to be the underlying assumption about the burqa bans.
What seems to be objected to in France is the maintenance of a cultural identity separate from the picture of French identity promoted by the state. Apparently you can't be in France unless you "fit in". And this regulation of cultural identity is not something we should welcome.
Cultures are strongest when they can absorb new influences and grow. Immigrants bring new traditions which break countries out of rigid ways of thinking and the presence of alternative religious and political views is an important aspect of democratic society. So when governments start to legislate about the wearing of religious dress on the grounds of enforcing integration, we should question it.
In the present Islamophobic climate, it is all too easy to regard all Muslims as potential terrorists despite the fact that in the USA there have been far more domestic terrorist attacks from non-Muslims. It is even easier to be suspicious of people with different cultural values when we are told all the time that our "way of life" is under attack.
But our way of life includes tolerance and understanding of those with different views, different beliefs, different dress. Our "way of life" is not some undifferentiated block of cultural practices but a spectrum of widely differering aspects. Whenever politicians start to tell us what our national characteristics are, we have to suspect some deeply political motive and check which cameras they are looking at.
If they want to ban the burqa, let's see them banning all religious dress in public. If they want us all to conform to some national stereotype let's see them railing against all the other diverse communities that make up our societies. These bans are deeply undemocratic and a completely unnecessary restriction on freedom and liberty.
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Turbine Introduces New Playable Race to Asheron's Call; Launches Additional Features
New Playable Race- Now you can play as a Shadow!
Turbine today announced the launch of a new playable race for Asheron's Call! The new race, Shadows, joins a handful of other new features being added to the game including a new type of magic (Aetheria), the introduction of Barbers and Hairstyles, and multi-slot armor. Additional details follow below.
Players can now choose to be a Shadow, living among the peoples of Dereth! Isin Dule has harnessed the power of the Lifestones to grant those who want it, a chance at life among those who follow the light! You can read more about the new playable race here!
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Cruising with Lazarus The Dangers of Using and Abusing ViagraNovember/December 2004 The shrewd folks at Pfizer surely knew they had a pistol of a drug on their hands -- after all, men are obsessed with their own erections. And in the beginning, Pfizer pretended to be all serious about erectile dysfunction, even managing to convince the unsuccessful Republican presidential nominee of 1996, Robert Dole, to endorse Viagra in those now-famous television commercials. You have to congratulate Pfizer for recognizing the inherent snicker factor of its product, so casting humorless elder statesman Dole, a man with the charisma of a lemon, as a spokesperson makes perfect sense. Pfizer cunningly gave us permission to mock the failed presidential hopeful about his sex life while we simultaneously and silently thanked Jesus for the discovery of the little blue pill. Now that everyone on the planet, excluding Chinese peasants with no access to TV, knows about Viagra, Pfizer has brazenly shifted its marketing strategy. And their advertising isn't even remotely directed at men with erectile dysfunction anymore -- it's full of vibrant sports heroes (NASCAR drivers declaring, "Gentlemen, start your engines!"), attractive professional types strutting through offices (colleagues ponder what's different about Joe and Bob these days) and most recently, ads featuring guys with the blue V from Viagra's brand logo rising behind their heads like a pair of Devil horns. The slogan? "Get back to mischief?" Pfizer is now selling sexual performance, which clearly goes beyond the FDA-approved indication of the drug. The not-so-very subtle new message is obvious: every guy can have a mischievous, raging, new and improved penis. Since 1998, 23 million men worldwide have filled Viagra prescriptions, making it one of the most successful drugs of all time. Not surprisingly, other pharmaceutical companies scrambled to create their own versions of the drug. This past year, GlaxoSmithKline unveiled Levitra, which is similar in profile to Viagra, but Eli Lilly introduced Cialis, a product the manufacturer claims will start working twice as fast as Viagra and continues for up to 24-36 hours, compared to Viagra and Levitra's promised 4-6 hour window. With Cialis, the implication is that you can swallow one Friday night and you're good to go for the whole weekend. You just know Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline researchers are busier than Santa's elves right now, toiling away night and day to create bigger, better boner drugs. Viagra is facing some ... stiff competition.
As the deaths go unpublicized and the side effects are downplayed, health and law enforcement officials all over the country report that young men who do not have erectile dysfunction are using Viagra as a party drug. In Athens, Georgia, home to the University of Georgia, drug task force agents report that they routinely discover Viagra in the possession of college guys who don't have erection problems or a prescription. They steal it from parents, order it online or buy it from friends. A 2002 San Francisco, California Department of Health study of patients at San Francisco STD clinics found that gay and bisexual men were four times more likely than their heterosexual counterparts to use Viagra. The study also revealed that gay men sometimes combined Viagra use with crystal methamphetamine and other illegal drugs such as Ecstasy, cocaine and ketamine. What's going on here? Viagra abuse? Yes, and the only real surprise is that more people didn't see it coming. Look, Pfizer guilefully marketed its little blue erection pill, successfully making Viagra a household name within a year of the drug's FDA approval. They provided generous samples to doctors' offices and in many cases, physicians simply doled out freebies to men who asked for it, impotent or not. Men all over America, gay and straight, are getting prescriptions from doctors too embarrassed to ask a lot of specific questions. Your doctor won't prescribe it? No problem. Order it from an Internet pharmacy without the benefit of a good-faith medical examination at all. You can also bet the 23 million Viagra users worldwide shared the wealth with quite a few of their buddies, too. Last August, Dr. Jeffrey Klausner, director of STD prevention and control for the San Francisco Department of Public Health, petitioned the FDA to list Pfizer's Viagra and similar drugs as Schedule III controlled substances, making them easier to track and harder to prescribe. Klausner, one of the most cogent voices in STD and HIV prevention today, points to several studies documenting an association between recreational use of Viagra and higher rates of risky sexual behavior. In one study, co-written by Klausner, 31% of a group of men who have sex with men reported taking Viagra without medical supervision and use of the drug was associated with higher rates of STDs, including HIV. And Klausner refers to another study -- presented last July at the XV International AIDS Conference -- which found that recreational Viagra users were twice as likely as nonusers to be HIV positive. Naturally, studies like these are wide open for interpretation and Klausner hasn't many allies. The Executive Director of New York's Gay Men's Health Crisis, Ana Oliveira, robotically repeats a familiar observation, "It's unprotected sex that increases the risk of HIV." And sounding like a woman who doesn't quite grasp the male erection, she adds dismissively, "It's a behavioral issue, not a Viagra issue." Dr. Jason Schneider, a board member of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association and clinical instructor at Emory University in Atlanta, says Klausner is "a bit extreme," but concedes that "health providers have a responsibility to inquire about a patient's sexual behavior before and after prescribing the medication" and "drug manufacturers could put some money into educating the general public about the use of Viagra in combination with drugs that clearly do lead to risky sexual behavior." Not surprisingly, Pfizer opposes reclassification of Viagra and balks at making label changes or increasing patient education efforts. Pfizer has, in fact, recently adopted aggressive new advertising strategies to court new consumers and win back customers who migrated to Levitra or Cialis. Meanwhile, boys will be boys. Darlene Weide, Executive Director of San Francisco's Stop AIDS Project, reports that agency surveys indicate a third of gay men interviewed there had used Viagra. "It is well-known in the gay community that Viagra is used as a recreational drug." Erectile dysfunction drugs are increasingly popular and common at sex clubs, bathhouses and even gay campgrounds, where they are shared as casually as a Tic Tac between strangers. The FDA and Pfizer aren't going to address the sex lives of gay men. It's up to sexually active gay men, positive or negative, to use the head on their shoulders instead of the one between their legs. What do we know for sure? Men who take HIV medications are more likely to experience impotence. If that's happening to you, talk candidly with your doctor about it. 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Samsung SCX-FW3405FW Review
If you need a compact multifunction laser printer, Samsung SCX-FW3405FW (starting at $162, Amazon) reviews suggest this may be the model for you. Expert and consumer reviewers like the small size and, for the most part, the performance. PC Mag writes in its review that text and graphics print quality is well above average for monochrome machines although photos are well below par. As for speed, the site's business suite applications test produced a rate of 7.7ppm, which the experts deem acceptable, albeit a tad slow. Users find the printer to be sufficiently fast and at Staples, their Samsung SCX-3405FW reviews commend the print quality and features such as wireless connectivity. Posts at Amazon generally say the printer is easy to set up (even for the technically challenged), faxes are easy to send, the copy function produces very clear printouts, and the price is right. On the other hand, some Samsung SCX-3405FW reviews gripe about a complicated setup and unreliable wireless, especially with Macs, and a small cartridge that runs out of toner quickly. The PC Mag expert notes the absence of an auto-duplex feature but welcomes the presence of a 40-sheet auto-document feeder.
The SCX-3405FW is a multifunction device that prints, scans, copies, and faxes. Its top print/copy speed is 21ppm and maximum resolution is 1200 x 1200 dpi (600 x 600 dpi for optical and 4,800 x 4,800 enhanced when scanning). The SCX-3405FW comes with a 150-sheet input tray and a 100-sheet output tray, and like most laser printers it accepts different paper sizes and types, including paper from 3 x 5 inches to 8.5 x 14 inches, envelopes, labels, card stock, archive, and cotton media. The printer runs on a 433MHz CPU and boasts 128MB of memory. Connectivity is possible with a USB 2.0 connection, an Ethernet cable, or through Wi-Fi. The SCX-3405FW is compatible with Windows (not Windows 8), Linux, and Mac 10.4 and newer operating systems. By multifunction printer standards, the SCX-3405FW is pretty small, measuring 15.8 x 11.5 x 11.7 inches and weighing 17.6 pounds.
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Most biographers fall short of Strachey's hermeneutical mark, perhaps because the time was not, or currently is not, as historically potent for them as it had been for him. According to Eileen Overend, Strachey's literary reputation rests traditionally on Queen Victoria (1921), and his general popularity is due to Eminent Victorians (1918). Strachey became secure in his person and art so that, says Overend, "the distancing irony" of his early Victorian portraits mellowed into "sheer warmth" by 1928, when Elizabeth and Essex appeared. Other biographers, however, failed then as they may fail now to find such a secure place within themselves and within their art. The problem is that biographers are prone to stereotyping. Henry Murray describes a parallel situation in psychology. What he calls "trait psychology" is to psychology as stereotyping is to biography: says Murray,
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Causey right on the mark
James E. Causey's column, "Parole: unlikely dream" in the Feb. 9 Crossroads section, was right on the mark.
It raised important questions about how Wisconsin's system of corrections looks at the men and women imprisoned in this state. While the obvious question becomes whether or not one believes individuals have the capacity to change, the fact remains that the 2,887 men and women in Wisconsin prisons who were sentenced prior to Jan. 1, 2000, when truth-in-sentencing took effect, are caught behind locked doors of a system that seems to have lost the key.
This is costing Wisconsin taxpayers more than $85 million a year, not to mention the cost of deteriorating families and communities. Many of these individuals have served significant sentences, have participated in available programs and have advanced academically.
Members of WISDOM have asked Gov. Scott Walker to review each case within the next year to mandate that the parole board and the Program Review Committee work cooperatively and to place a third party to oversee the parole process. These measures could restore individuals, families and communities while saving the taxpayers money.
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Warehousing inmates costs taxpayers
Thank you, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, for publishing a column that affects so many but is realized by so few ("Parole: unlikely dream," Crossroads, Feb. 9).
It is my belief that taxpayers of Wisconsin have no idea the kind of money that is being wasted on warehousing inmates who have long since served their time and are eligible and ready for release back into society. Society is not screaming out to keep these men incarcerated — the majority of society doesn't even know they exist, yet it pays for their continued incarceration.
The Department of Corrections is not fair and balanced but hell-bent on keeping these men locked up at any cost. But the costs land on the laps of the taxpayers.
Judy Cooper
Parole column disappointing
Whenever an article is written about the high incarceration rate of one group of people over another, I always read it to the end to see what conclusions will be reached, and, as always, I am disappointed ("Parole: unlikely dream," Crossroads, Feb. 9).
Are there too many people in prisons across the state and the nation? Yes, there are. Is too much money being spent on building these prisons and housing these people? Yes, there is. Does this say something about the society in which we live? Yes, it does, but that depends on what one wants to read into it or how one wishes to interpret the information.
Where in the column was there any mention of personal responsibility on behalf of those who happen to be incarcerated? Where in the column was there any mention of the cost of the crimes to the victims, to the families, to the neighborhoods and to society as a whole? Where was the outcry for better parenting and personal responsibility for those who find themselves incarcerated?
The problem with columns such as this is that it stirs up emotions and puts out a call for action, yet nothing will change because the obvious solution to the problem is overlooked and will continue to be overlooked.
When it comes right down to it, the answer is simple. If one does not want to be incarcerated and become yet another statistic, then do something about it. Instead of skipping school to hang out in drugstores or the local mall, stay in school and get an education.
Instead of thinking it's all right to have a child at the age of 13, focus on becoming a young adult, someone who can and will be a productive member of society. Instead of looking for someone else to blame for one's problems, real or imagined, look into the mirror and then do something about it.
Brian Brehmer
A very good week
The news of the past week was, for the most part, wonderful.
Admiration and gratitude to the Milwaukee police for their swift recovery of the precious 300-year-old Stradivarius violin ("Stolen Stradivarius found in suitcase in Bay View attic," Feb. 7). Admiration and gratitude for the Wisconsin and Iowa police for their swift recovery of a very precious 6-day-old infant ("Aunt charged with kidnapping Beloit infant," Feb. 8). And admiration and gratitude to the Olympics for the outstanding opening ceremony.
The past week showed humanity at its very best — respectful, dedicated, compassionate and successful. Yes, it was a very good week, one to be celebrated.
Judy Schwerm
Keep sign business in state
So the Wisconsin Department of Transportation illogically dumps a small, local vendor, Derse, the longtime, satisfactory provider of blue Wisconsin highway signage, awarding a significantly more costly-to-the-customer contract to a large Louisiana company ("Sign dispute fallout hits businesses," Feb. 8).
Seriously? Did I miss something here? How about keeping Wisconsin businesses in business?
Jane Podemski
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Oahu to snuff out smoking in public areas
Smoking at beaches, parks and bus stops on Oahu will be prohibited next year.
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell signed two bills last week at Waikiki Beach that ban smoking starting Jan. 1 at bus stops and parks, including beaches, playgrounds, swimming pools and athletic fields.
Before the bans take effect, city officials will post signs and inform residents and tourists.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports the bills initially were scheduled to take effect when the mayor signed them, but more time was needed for public education.
Passenger screening program is expanding
The federal government is expanding the ways airline passengers can enroll in an expedited screening program that allows travelers to leave on their shoes, light outerwear and belts and keep laptop computers in cases at security checkpoints.
Under the Transportation Security Administration's Precheck program, only travelers who were members of the frequent flier programs of some air carriers were eligible for expedited screening. Earlier this month, TSA Administrator John Pistole said beginning later this year, U.S. citizens will be able to enroll online or visit an enrollment site to provide identification, fingerprints and an $85 enrollment fee.
About 12 million people are enrolled in the program. Pistole said he expects about another 3 million people to enroll before the end of the year.
For more information on the program, visit the TSA website at tsa.gov/tsa-precheck.
Cell tower OK'd for Yellowstone
The National Park Service has decided that Verizon Wireless can build a 100-foot tall cellphone tower near Fishing Bridge in Yellowstone National Park.
A permit clearing the way for construction of the new cell tower was recently approved by John Wessels, the director of the Park Service Intermountain Region.
Cellphone service originating from inside Yellowstone is limited to the Mammoth, Old Faithful, Canyon, Tower-Roosevelt and Grant developed areas.
The new cell tower will cover the developed area on the north side of Yellowstone Lake.
The Park Service says the tower won't be visible from the nearby Lake Hotel, Fishing Bridge, Lake Lodge Historic Districts, as well as area hiking trails.
Zip line approved for Wyoming ski area
The federal government has approved plans for a new zip-line course and tubing hill at the Sleeping Giant Ski Area west of Cody, Wyo.
The U.S. Forest Service announced the approval earlier this month. The decision is subject to appeal, but it gives permission for the construction of a zip-line course within the existing ski area footprint for summer use and construction of a tubing hill within the developed footprint of the ski area.
As the nation's first national forest, the Shoshone National Forest has 2.4 million acres.
Angler, hiker die in Yellowstone mishaps
A southwestern Montana man, 73, died while fishing in Yellowstone National Park.
The National Park Service says the man lost his footing while fishing in the Yellowstone River and was swept away in the swift current on July 17. The incident occurred near the Nez Perce picnic ground in the Mud Volcano area of the park.
It was the second death reported in Yellowstone that week. A solo hiker was found dead near a mountain summit in the park on July 18.
The Park Service says witnesses reported seeing the fisherman trying to cross the river in chest-deep water. He was carried about 200 yards downstream before another visitor pulled him out and tried unsuccessfully to revive him.
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The new report, by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics, says provisional data indicate that an estimated 4,136,000 babies were born in 2009, compared to 4,247,000 in 2008.
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- Births also dropped in 2008, compared to the previous year, with an estimated 4,251,095 babies born.
- In the preliminary analysis for 2008, births dropped for women under 40, but increased for women 40 and over. The decline in births in 2009 may well be associated with the severe downturn in the U.S. economy, which started late in 2007. But it's too early to know for sure until more statistics are available.
The statistics are contained in National Vital Statistics Reports, a publication of the CDC and its National Center for Health Statistics.
It presents early data from all 50 states and Washington, D.C., plus Puerto Rico, but stresses the statistics are preliminary.
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- The busiest month for births in 2009 was July, when 369,000 babies were born. In 2008, July also witnessed the greatest number of births, 376,000.
- California had the most live births in both years, 530,659 in 2009, down from 551,592 in 2008.
- The fewest number of births in 2009 occurred in Vermont, where 6,118 live births were recorded. Vermont also had the fewest births in 2008 -- 6,275. California reported the most marriages for the second straight year, 213,922, down considerably from 247,022 in 2008. Washington, D.C., reported the fewest number of marriages in 2009 at 1,892, a significant drop from 2,367 in 2008.
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NASA rover finds no methane on Mars, yet Non-detection casts doubt on previous claims of methane hotspots due to microbes. Eric Hand 02 November 2012
Asteroid Belts of Just the Right Size are Friendly to Life News Release Number: STScI-2012-44 November 1, 2012 01:05 PM (EDT)
Let's see - there are over 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in the visible universe. Yet, we're the only life forms? Yeah, and the Earth is flat.
Did anyone see the 'Bigfoot' sighting this weekend? If I find the article, I'll link it here (Yahoo! article), but it was definitely an interesting video.
I can't see the video well on my phone here at work. But ill watch again when I'm at home. Something that kinda caugt my attention aboot that video though is the poster put a copyright on it. Strike anyone else as odd?
I think he/she wants to protect him/herself from possible t-shirt and mug makers, if this thing takes off.
It's a guy in dark clothing moving behind some of trees for about 3 seconds. I'm convinced. And also confused what this has to do with UFOs.
What a bunch of pussies, take one for the team at least, so what if you're ravaged and ripped to pieces by a wild beast. (fake)
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Lo's take on cranberry sauce makes citrus the star by soaking mandarins in fragrant elderflower syrup before caramelizing them. You can use any of your favorites: tangerines, clementines, satsumas, honeys, or Minneolas. Begin this recipe 1 day ahead.
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Not sure why I needed to soak the mandarins over night or why I needed to broil it. This was with out a doubt the worst recipe I have ever tried. Living in the part of Europe that I do mandarins are really expensive so I was not happy when this was a tasteless, icky wonder.
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Prob. won't make this again. It wasn't horrible.... The word "eh" describes it perfectly.
I agree with the Cook from Durham. In a word "Eh". NOT worth the cost of the St. Germain or the time.
I made this exactly as written - including buying the $35 of St. Germain - and it was just "eh." At least now we have a delicious liqueur for martinis.
I found a substitute for St. Germaine. Thatchers organic artisan liqueur - Elderflower. The store clerk said it was just as good as St. Germain and it was only 19.00. I am going to make this for Thanksgiving and I'm pretty excited to try it.
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Today, September 29, 2013, my wife and I were at the dumpster at the facility on Airport Road in Eastman. As we were getting rid of the trash, we saw two kittens there by the dumpster. They are only 10 to 12 weeks old, skin and bones and flea ridden.


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Pure geometric forms, including the sphere, the circle, and the cylinder, are interrelated in classic Bauhaus style in the iconic teapots, bowls, and ashtrays that Marianne Brandt designed in the 1920s in Germany and later in France. In 1924, Brandt distinguished herself as the only woman to apprentice and complete studies at the Bauhaus's Metal Workshop, an integral part of this influential art and architecture school. Less-well known, however, are her amazing — and amazingly contemporary-looking — photomontages, which were created in the mid 1920s and early 1930s but not shown for more than 40 years. These works are both personal and political; they explore a time of great change in German culture and society through its own imagery, as Brandt found it and clipped it out of the mass-media publications of her time. More than 30 are on view in "Tempo, Tempo! The Bauhaus Photomontages of Marianne Brandt," which opens at Harvard's Busch-Reisinger Museum on March 11. Their fragmented, kaleidoscopic quality seems to embody the modern sensibility; Brandt uses public imagery in the service of personal expression, mirroring our own inundation with imagery and our struggle to reconcile public and private. The social issues she examines continue to resonate: the role of women, and images of men in society — boxers, business tycoons, soldiers — who can be seen to represent the problematic links among manhood, aggression, and militarism in the wake of World War I.
Perhaps the intervening years have also had a strange, inverse effect on how we experience the realities of life and politics; Boston-based artist Samantha Fields, who may be watching a bit too much TV, sees the spectacle in the private, exploring domestic space through the metaphor of the circus in her installation "Life-o-rama," which opens at the Essex Art Center in Lawrence on March 3. As the Center's press release aptly points out, "With an explosion in the popularity and number of 'reality TV' shows, especially those that go into private homes to make public all that goes on within those inner most sanctums — Trading Spouses, Nanny 911, How Clean Is Your House? — home as theater has never been a more accurate comparison."
Fresh air, the great outdoors, this is reality, right? Not in "Hilary Tolan: Beloved" (Kingston Gallery opening March 3), where the Boston-based artist juxtaposes organic material including grasses, roots, and rock with silk and plastic replicas of nature. It's yet another manifestation of the currency of "collage" — in this case, sculpture, installation, photography, and work on paper.
"Tempo, Tempo! The Bauhaus Photomontages of Marianne Brandt" | Harvard's Busch-Reisinger Museum, 32 Quincy St, Cambridge | March 11–May 21 | 617.495.9400 | "Hilary Tolan: Beloved" | Kingston Gallery, 450 Harrison Ave, #43, Boston | March 3–April 1 | 617.423.4113 | "Life-o-rama" | Essex Art Center, 56 Island St, Lawrence | March 3–April 7 | 978.685.2343
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10 Reasons To Eat Cherry For Breakfast
Cherries are the latest "super foods" on the block. However, even those who gush about these li'l red ones might rarely consider eating cherry for breakfast, due to the over popularity of traditional breakfast fruits. So here is a list of reasons that might make you include cherries in your next morning meal. Want to eat cherry for breakfast but not sure how to? Worry not for we have included an interesting set of recipe ideas too…
Benefits of eating cherries for breakfast
1. Low calorie treats
Cherries are low calorie small sized fruits. Due to their small size, they come with an automatic portion control and when eating as is, portion controlling is as easy as counting the cherries.
2. Packed with pigmented antioxidants
Cherries are highly pigmented fruits, i.e. have a rich color. This color comes from the high concentration of phyto-chemicals called as anthocyanins and carotenoids. Anthocyanin is a potent phenol that is involved in augmenting the free radical fighting potency of the body. Carotenoids on the other hand are a precursor of Vitamin A, which too is a potent antioxidant. These actions together help prevent free radical damage, pre-mature aging, and gene mutations of the cells.
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Certain chemical compounds in tart cherries are known to reduce the uric acid levels in the body, which in turn helps stall the progression of gout and manage full-blown cases of the disease. These same chemicals are also known to reduce chronic backache.
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The phenolic compounds in cherries help fight against many inï¬ammatory disorders, such as osteoarthritis, asthma, and atherosclerosis. It is purported that these compounds have a similar action in the body as that of analgesics like ibuprofen and aspirin, i.e., they inhibit the action of cyclooxygenase – an enzyme involved in the inflammatory actions in the body.
5. Prevents migraine
Ever felt the need to bang your head to the wall early in the morning just to get rid of the migraine! Well do not reach to the OTC drugs any more, for the phenolic compounds found in tart cherries have shown promising results in managing migraine and migraine like symptoms in lab setting.
6. Hypotensive in nature
Cherries contain high levels of potassium and magnesium, two elements which are effective in combating the effects of sodium on the body. Moreover, these fruits are known to have mild diuretic effect too. The 2 actions in unison help prevent hypertension and balance the blood pressure levels within the normal range.
7. Improves cardiovascular health
Tart cherry consumption has been linked to a number of cardiovascular benefits. It has been shown to reduce cholesterol levels, decreased risk for atherosclerosis and metabolic syndrome — major risk factors for heart disease, and prevent inflammation of blood vessels.
8. Promotes athletic vigor
A Cherries rich breakfast is rich in both simple sugars and right amounts of fibers. This helps release sustained glucose in the body – an important consideration for a pre-event breakfast / snack. Moreover, they are loaded with phyto-nutrients and trace elements like Vitamin C and Vitamin A. Regular consumption of cherries has shown to help improve post stress recovery by almost 25%.
9. Potent weapon against common infections
Each cup of cherry provides rich quantities of Vitamin C, potassium, and Vitamin B complex. Apart from these nutrients, they are also a rich source of several phyto-nutrients. These compounds together ensure a healthy immune system, which in turn acts towards preventing the proliferation pathogenic organisms.
10. Boosts brain activity and improves concentration
Last but not the least; cherries are a rich source of natural simple sugars. These sugars provide the all too important glucose to the body and help stabilize the blood sugar levels. This helps improve brain activity, promotes better cognition, and improves concentration.
Tips to include cherries in breakfast
Eating cherries as is might be the best and easiest way to consume cherries during breakfast. However, many find eating cherries as is messy (due to the stone like pith). To help you with this task here are some scrumptious ways to include them in your 1st meal of the day
- Fresh Cherry juice/sorbet: Juices and sorbets are the perfect breakfast accompaniments. For this, all you need to do is blend the fruits with some water or crushed ice and you are ready. Add a little mint garnish for that special touch.
- Cherry tart: Although, not a traditional breakfast dish, small sized tarts filled with cherry concentrate can be a good change to the regular fair. You can pre-prepare the tart and just heat it up in the oven in the morning to avoid rush.
- Cherry crumble: Make this even healthier by using whole-wheat flour and molasses. Again, this dish can be prepared the previous night and heated before consuming the next day.
- Cherry and oatmeal porridge: Bored of the same old oatmeal preparations, add a new zing to the dish with some colorful cherry toppings. You can add slices of the fruit at the end of the preparation, or mix in some cherry puree for delightful splash of color in your morning meal.
- Cherry muffin: Give a healthy twist to the regular breakfast muffin by adding a generous dose of cherries to the batter. It will not only add a rich color and taste to the muffin but up the nutrition quotient by several levels.
With all these benefits and delectable breakfast dish ideas, it is all but difficult to ignore these cherries for breakfast. Have them for healthiness sake.
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15 November 2012 Last updated at 19:49 GMT
The border Mexican state of Chihuahua has decided to use start using tortilla wrappers in a bid to raise awareness of missing people.
In Ciudad Juarez, considered one of the most violent cities in the world, more than 30 shop owners have started packaging their tortillas in wrappers which are imprinted with information about what to do if someone goes missing.
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Text & TranslationEdit
Meter - Limping Iambics
Line | Latin Text | English Translation |
1 | Miser Catulle, desinas ineptire, | Miserable Catullus, cease to be a fool, |
2 | et quod vides perisse perditum ducas. | and that which you see to have been lost, may you consider lost. |
3 | Fulsere quondam candidi tibi soles, | Bright suns once shone for you, |
4 | cum ventitabas quo puella ducebat | when you often came to where the girl led you, |
5 | amata nobis quantum amabitur nulla. | a girl loved by us more than any girl will be loved. |
6 | Ibi illa multa cum iocosa fiebant, | where there those many jokes used to happen, |
7 | quae tu volebas nec puella nolebat, | which you wanted, and she did not deny, |
8 | fulsere vere candidi tibi soles. | truly bright suns shone for you. |
9 | Nunc iam illa non vult: tu quoque impotens noli, | now she does not want; you also, powerless, do not want, |
10 | nec quae fugit sectare, nec miser vive, | neither follow she who flees, nor live miserably, |
11 | sed obstinata mente perfer, obdura. | but remain firm with a resolute mind, endure. |
12 | Vale puella, iam Catullus obdurat, | Goodbye girl, already Catullus endures, |
13 | nec te requiret nec rogabit invitam. | he will neither miss you, nor will he ask for you, unwilling. |
14 | At tu dolebis, cum rogaberis nulla. | but you will grieve, when you will not be asked for at all. |
15 | Scelesta, vae te, quae tibi manet vita? | wicked one, woe to you! what life remains for you? |
16 | Quis nunc te adibit? cui videberis bella? | who will come to you now? To whom will you seem beautiful? |
17 | Quem nunc amabis? Cuius esse diceris? | whom will you love now? Whose will you be said to be? |
18 | Quem basiabis? Cui labella mordebis? | whom will you kiss? Whose lips will you bite? |
19 | At tu, Catulle, destinatus obdura. | But you, Catullus, obstinate, endure. |
Connotations of The TextEdit
The use of the metre, limping iambic, has a broken uneven effect, mimicking the dead end of his thoughts.
Line 1Edit
- miser - miserable; wretched; unhappy
This is a favourite word of Catullus' usually used to describe himself. It can also be translated as "love-sick" and this translation creates a nearer tone that Catullus intended in the poem.
Line 4Edit
- ventitabas - you used to go
The use of the Imperfect Tense shows how Catullus used to go everywhere Lesbia went - making him like Lesbia's shadow.
- ducebat - where she used to lead
The use of the Imperfect Tense indicates how Lesbia used to be in control of Catullus and she led him around as she pleased.
Line 9Edit
- nunc iam - now it has come to this
This phrases emphasises the finality of the relationship and how it has ended once and for all.
Line 14Edit
- rogaberis nulla - you will be asked [out] by none
Here the poet is trying to convince himself that Lesbia will lose out the most in the end. Nulla here is acting more as an adverb "not"
Line 19Edit
- obdura - endure
The end of the poem finishes with a blunt imperative. This is Catullus trying to snap himself out of his misery.
Line 1Edit
- miser - miserable; wretched; unhappy; love-sick
- desino, ere, -sii, -itum - leave off; cease; desist; abandon
- ineptio, ineptire - play the fool
Line 2Edit
- perdo, -ere, -didi, -ditum - destroy; ruin; lose
Line 3Edit
- fulgeo, -ere, fulsi - shine; gleam; glitter; sparkle
- candidus, -a, -um - white; fair; beautiful
- soles (pl. of sol) - lit. = suns; rays; beams
Line 4Edit
- ventito, ventitare - come often; keep coming
Line 6Edit
- ibi (adv.) - there; in that place; then; thereupon
- fio, fieri, factus sum - to happen; be done; become
- iocosus, -a, -um - humorous; jokey; light-hearted
Line 9Edit
- impotens, -entis (adj.) - weak; feeble; puny
Line 10Edit
- sector, sectari, sectatus sum - follow; pursue
Line 11Edit
- obstinatus, -a, -um - resolved; resolute; fixed; obstinate
- perfero, -re, pertuli, perlatum - carry through; endure
Line 13Edit
- invitus, -a, -um - unwilling; reluctant
Line 14Edit
- doleo, -ere, dolui, dolitum - feel pain; suffer; grieve
Line 15Edit
- vae - woe to; alas
Line 18Edit
- labellum, -i, n. (dim.) - little lip
- mordeo, momordi, morsum - bite
Line 19Edit
- destino, -are, -avi, -atum - fasten down; secure; determine; fix
External LinksEdit
Catullus 8 A Translation of Catullus 8
Catullus 8 Another Translation of Catullus 8


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By placing a firewall between your local network (LAN/WLAN) and the Internet, you can make it very hard for hackers to gain access to your local network. That is, if you have configured your firewall correctly. This can be especially important for businesses and people with sensitive information on their computer systems. A very neat function most hardware firewalls have is the ability to securely connect the local area network to other local area networks in different locations over the Internet, thus creating a Virtual Private Network (VPN). With VPN you can safely share network resources with remote offices or play games with your friends as if you were on the same LAN!
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TotalSecure 10 (TZ 150 + 1Year subscription to Gateway Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, Intrusion Prevention, and Content Filtering + 8x5 support)
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Today's small business networks are susceptible to the same types of attacks as those faced by larger networks. And, while hackers have gained the most notoriety, it's actually viruses, spyware and worms that pose the most significant security threat. Low-end security appliances simply don't provide adequate protection from these threats and high-end solutions blow the budget. What's needed is an integrated solution that provides the security of a deep packet inspection firewall at a price small businesses can afford.The TZ 150 Wireless, a key component of SonicWALL's TZ 150 Series, is a complete layered security platform integrating secure 802.11b/g wireless and a deep packet inspection firewall in an easy-to-use, low cost platform. Its compact form factor includes a single auto-MDIX Ethernet WAN port and four-port auto-MDIX LAN switch, allowing multiple devices to connect safely to the network. Advanced features such as enforced VPN encryption on the wireless LAN and wireless intrusion detection and prevention services deliver impenetrable wireless security. Utilizing the Wireless Guest Services feature, network administrators can create multiple zones of access - for wired and wireless workers as well as guest wireless users - offering an unprecedented level of control without compromising network security.
Building on SonicWALL's deep packet inspection architecture, the TZ 150 Wireless provides true layered security by integrating gateway anti-virus, anti-spyware and intrusion prevention capabilities for real-time protection against viruses, spyware, worms, Trojans and other malicious threats. Also standard on every TZ 150 Wireless is SonicOS Standard, SonicWALL's next-generation operating system, which features a streamlined Web GUI and comprehensive suite of easy-to-use configuration and management wizards that guides users through the configuration steps for common user network environments or scenarios, making it simple to set up in any network environment.
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Every SonicWALL TZ 150 Wireless ships with SonicOS Standard and includes:
- Impenetrable Wired and Wireless Security. By enforcing the use of IPSec encryption on the wired and wireless LANs, the SonicWALL TZ 150 Wireless delivers impenetrable wired and wireless security.
- Deep Packet Inspection Firewall. The TZ 150 Wireless features a configurable, high performance deep packet inspection firewall for extended protection to key Internet services such as Web, e-mail, file transfer, Windows services, and DNS.
- Real-Time Gateway Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware and Intrusion Prevention. The TZ 150 Wireless integrates support for SonicWALL's Gateway Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware and Intrusion Prevention Service, delivering real-time protection against the latest blended threats including viruses, spyware, worms, Trojans, software vulnerabilities and other malicious code.
- Advanced WLAN Services. SonicWALL TZ 150 Wireless integrates advanced WLAN services including Wireless Guest Services, Wireless Intrusion Detection Services and more for increased security and mobility.
- Integrated 4-Port auto-MDIX Switch. The TZ 150 Wireless features an integrated 4-port auto-MDIX switch that allows multiple home or office computers to network together safely.
- Dynamic DNS. The TZ 150 Wireless includes Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS) support, which drastically reduces the costs associated with hosting e-mail servers, Web servers and site-to-site VPN by allowing the use of dynamic IP addresses.
- Easy-to-Use Configuration Wizards. The TZ 150 Wireless features an innovative Web interface that utilizes a comprehensive suite of easy-to-use configuration and management wizards designed to guide users through the configuration steps for common user network environments or scenarios, making it simple to set up in any network environment.
- Hardware AES Support. The TZ 150 Wireless reflects SonicWALL's commitment to open security standards by including hardware-based acceleration support for the 3DES and AES encryption algorithms.
- Comprehensive Central Management Support. Every SonicWALL Internet security appliance can be managed using SonicWALL's award-winning Global Management System, which provides network administrators with the tools for simplified configuration, enforcement and management of global security policies, VPN, and services, all from a central location.
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DELL SonicWALL TotalSecure 10 (TZ 150), 30 Mbit/s, 100 Mbit/s, TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, HTTP, RADIUS, IPSec, ISAKMP/IKE, SNMP, L2TP, DHCP, PPPoE, PPTP, 3DES, 9.9 W, 64 MB
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DELL TotalSecure 10 (TZ 150), SonicWALL. Firewall throughput: 30 Mbit/s, Data transfer rate (max): 100 Mbit/s. Supported network protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, HTTP, RADIUS, IPSec, ISAKMP/IKE, SNMP, L2TP, DHCP, PPPoE, PPTP. Security algorithms: 3DES. Power consumption (typical): 9.9 W. Internal memory: 64 MB
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