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Don't Panic: Douglas Adams & The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy best-selling author and Dr. Who writer, Neil Gaiman, takes readers behind the curtain to discover the late Douglas Adams through his life and work.
Written much in the style and humor of the author it honors, Neil Gaiman's Don't Panic: Douglas Adams & The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a wonderful treat for fans of "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" and its author. The book contains supporting material from Douglas Adams himself, as well as his own words as compiled from Gaiman's interviews with him, as well as a tireless search of the media.
Adams early aspirations were toward the stage. He saw John Cleese perform while at Cambridge and thought to himself, "I can do that… I'm as tall as he is" (page 7). Gaiman connects for the reader Adams early work with the work that would become The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. While working with Graham Chapman after the days on Monty Python's Flying Circus, Adams amassed ideas he thought either too good to discard or too interesting to forget and they would make up elements of his later masterpiece. The Adams that Gaiman outlines for us very much worked on instinct and inspiration. Douglas said that he "Didn't so much like writing as having written (Page 7)."
What readers might not know is that The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was originally a radio comedy produced by Simon Brett and probably best known for his own subsequent mystery writing career. I'm sure many DNA fans are also Whovian fans and will be quite interested to know that Adams was contacted to write for that show after submitting a draft of the pilot for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to the producers of Dr. Who (Page 37). Gaiman includes snippets of the original script that show the origins of what would become the "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" that we know. Interestingly, Gaiman tells us that there was a backlash against Adams's writing of "Dr. Who" because fans thought his style "too silly" (Page 50). I wonder how anyone writing for Tom Baker could be "too silly", but then as someone who disliked Matt Smith's frenetic energy until his last season, perhaps this reviewer isn't one to talk.
Gaiman writes in Chapter 22 of going through Adams' personal correspondence and finding the experience illuminating. Adams was a man of notable wit and who took questions, no matter how silly, seriously and answered with the seriousness of someone who has deeply thought out his world. One writer asked for the recipe of a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster and Adams answers in a way that's truly Guide worthy…"I'm afraid it's impossible to mix a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster in Earth's Atmospheric Conditions, but as an alternative I suggest you buy up the contents of your local liquor store, pour them into a large bucket and redistill them three times. I'm sure your friends would appreciate this" (Page 158). On Page 159, a writer asks where he got the inspiration for his novels and Adams answers "From a mail-order company in Iowa." (Page 159).Don't Panic: Douglas Adams & The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a fanboy love letter to an author known and admired. There is, after all, a reason a day is dedicated to this internally best-selling author. In this fifth edition of Don't Panic: Douglas Adams & The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Gaiman gives old fans, new readers and generations to come a clear view of what the world lost when we lost this great author in 2001. "Don't Panic: Douglas Adams and the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" is a wonderful reference for any fan of Douglas Adams and gives us a true insight into his process, his insecurities, his challenges and ultimately his success. Written in the light and thought-provoking style of its subject, I am now inspired to go out and snap up everything Nail Gaiman has ever written.
While the majority of the book focused on the success of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and its sequels, Gaiman gives readers a complete look at Adam's career from Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency to the The Deeper Meaning of Liff: A Dictionary of Things There Aren't Any Words for Yet—But There Ought to Be. He briefly outlines all of the media platform in which the original work and subsequent works have appeared making clear to readers that if The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is all you've read, you're missing out. Last year I reviewed Last Chance to See (click here to read that review) for Towel Day that highlighted his love of this planet and its creatures that he was so fond of destroying in fiction.
On Page 59, Gaiman lists three opinions of why The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was so successful. The consensus seems to be that it's because it's not like nothing the reading public had ever seen before. As someone who first read Adams as a teenager and has been searching for like authors for the better part of my life, I believe this perfect style of brilliance and madness is so hard to produce that we'll see it infrequently as time goes on. Adams is lost to us now. Jasper Fforde remains, and up and coming authors like Ford Forkum as well, but catching the magic in the bottle that was Adams is elusive. Don't Panic: Douglas Adams & The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was a sheer delight to read and to remember the man that was Douglas Adams. Read an excerpt of
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Back and Deadlier Than Ever!
Hello, folks! Guess who's back?!
… no, it's not Michael Jackson releasing a new album from beyond the grave and re-releasing Thriller in a worldwide tour. Try again!
… no, it's not Osama Bin Laden after his body was rescued from the depths of the north Arabian Sea and turned into TerrorTron 3000 either! Come on, try again!
… no, it's not (as interesting as it would be) Marie Antoinette releasing a new book of memoirs about her scandalous extra-marital affair with Winston Churchill during World War II!
Know what? Guessing games suck! It's the Dwarven Pinball here, in his new identity as Holtzmann! Why? Because I wanted to put all my online identities together. So if you see a Holtzmann out there in the internets, there'd be a fair chance it'd be me! Or maybe a German philologist. Or a pioneering female lawyer from New York. Or a German Protestant theologian. Either way, I'm the only one of those who's still alive!
So, what happened to you, Pinball– err, Holtz?
So glad you asked that question, my internal monologue! Things have been pretty hectic since Cataclysm was released, which made me go from casual player to making Elitist Jerks break out in hives. I've still been playing quite a bit, but mostly worked on alts. It's more relaxing and can be done in short bursts, as opposed to raiding and grinding heroics for gear.
Ever since last year I…
… got my Paladin to 85, started tanking on her, then used my off-spec to try healing, then tried PvP (mostly as a healer). Healing is fun once you get mouseover macros for frikkin' everything, and it's a lot more relaxing than tanking.
… Leveled a dwarf frost Mage from 1 to 85, maxing out all the secondary professions as I went along. This baby is currently replacing my Hunter. I dabbled in Fire and Arcane, but Frost is just more proc-happy and fun for me.
… Leveled my Warlock, my Warrior, my Hunter and my Druid to 85.
… Leveled a gnome Priest to level 48, and she's the cutest thing ever!
After all that alting, I heard the Call of the Tank once more. It sounded a lot like a raging scream, yelling at stupid DPS to stop pulling stuff and attacking the Skull. I simply couldn't resist it. My Death Knight is still at level 76, so I had three options:
1. the Paladin, who has lots of cool tricks but a somewhat wooden threat rotation and a DPS spec I just can't play. Capping Mastery, which seems to be what everybody tells Paladins to do, is boring.
2. the Warrior, the original Dwarven Pinball, who has crazy survivability while grinding mobs due to Victory Rush and is actually quite fun to play once more. It was all a matter of organizing the buttons on my action bars and work out a couple macros and I was back in business! Trying to DPS as a Warrior, however, was a pain.
3. the Druid, who is now much more engaging to tank with (it's not just Swipe Spam anymore!) and has a DPS spec that I love to play and that also shares most its gear with the Tank spec.
At first I decided to go with the Warrior and started gearing her up. Then I realized I wasn't going to have the time or the inclination to grind out two sets of gear and trying to re-learn Fury or Arms DPS. My Guild has a lot of people with tanking characters, and I still want to be part on their runs. So, it was time to Druid it up instead!
So, what does it mean to the Pinball?
I suppose picking the Druid to be my main for the time being does result in an Artifact Title (don't click that link if you value your productivity). But hey, "Fuzzy Scratchy/Mauly Pinball" wouldn't really work, now would it?
To be perfectly honest, there shouldn't be a whole lot of change. Most of what I wrote was about tanking or general gameplay. I've been running a gear set with DPS stats instead of reforging stuff down to dodge (except for trinkets and other tank-specific items), which should be an interesting little experiment. I figure the threat and Savage Defense potential (from both Mastery and Crit) would make up for the 2% Dodge I miss out on reforging and gemming for Dodge. I know I'm going to get yelled at for it, but hey! It happens! I plan to report on the results of this experiment. So far, the healers have been liking me.
Anyway, let's get on with it! The Dwarven Pinball is back! Huzzah!
PS: here's an idea for Blizzard! Dwarf Druids, make it happen! Wolverine Form and Bobcat Form! Maybe even Lazerquail Form! Make it happen!


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While the main purpose of the tour is to reach new people with Animal Aid's core cruelty-free agenda, it also give us an unparalleled opportunity to get out and meet our own members and supporters – and put a face to some of the names. Animal Aid staff members will be travelling around with the project, so, if you are able to come along and meet us, we would be delighted to see you. Please bring friends, family, work colleagues and neighbours as well! We're out to 'transform' as many lives as possible! At some of the venues, we'll also be looking at putting on other events to coincide with our visit, such as cruelty-free fayres or debates.
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I was impressed with the amount of cute little stores I found at Parkdale (Queen Street West) this week.
The first store I went into is called "The future of Frances Watson", the name is corky yet catchy and the store layout and environment can be described by the same adjectives. I was expecting a vintage store, however the store carries men & women's brand new clothing assortment by many local and American designers.
Most of the women collection is made on a studio on the back of the store. The clothing variety is great, however, as you might know by now, my weakness is accessories so that's what I want to emphasize here. From stunning leather bags, to colourful head turbans (l.o.v.e), a great assortment of necklaces (l.o.v.e), fringe earrings and floral stockings (l.o.v.e) the accessories definitely got my attention. The jewelry collection was designed by the Canadian designer Ashley Ling for Fisher Street. www.fisherstreet.com and my favorite pieces are still the Autumn Winter 2010 collection of 2010 displayed at the store now. Kudos for the store's buyer for also bringing the denim Canadian brand called "Naked & Famous" for Men. What is cool about the brand is that it uses only the most unique and rare denim fabrics from Japan. The design and cut is amazing and some of the jeans have the interior brushed for extra comfort. Love it!!!! http://www.nakedandfamousdenim.com/
It's called cashemer street jeans. What not to love about it?
Spotted trends: head turbans, fringe earrings, floral stockings, bright colours, boxy-cut sleeveless tops, cognac leather bags.
Where to find: 1390 Queen St West 416-531-8892. thefutureoffranceswatson.blogspot.com
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Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey is coming to Houston.
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The newly minted SEC Commissioner is familiar with the state of Texas, having spent seven years as the Commissioner of the Southland Conference. Sankey was hired by the SEC in 2002, serving in the league's compliance department. In 2012, he was then promoted to the role of Executive Associate Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer for the league office.
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You can find Part I here. We covered positive liberty enhancing effects of government projects, the free market and individual failure, the state and society, and the idea that since everyone's success depends on others wealth should be redistributed. Let's keep this moving.
One thing before we start. I think it would be helpful if you had a firm understanding of the difference between government and the State. For those new to my blogs, or new to political theory, the State is a different entity than government. Societies can have governments without a state. It's a voluntary government where consent can be given and withdrawn, while rules and standards of conduct are agreed upon among members. At the point someone disagrees, either they move on or they are shunned or there can be violence. It should be pointed out that such violence was so minor that it is completely missing from your history books, despite the millions of small non-state governments that have existed.
On the other hand the State is a coercive entity that exists for one purpose and one purpose only, to extract the wealth of others for the expansion of its own power. To be dictionary precise, a State is an entity with a monopoly (I prefer comparative advantage) on force/violence within a geographical area. Here's a couple of examples to help you distinguish a State from a government. Belgium still does not have a constitutional government (they were close last time I checked). Along the way during this government shutdown, they have set some records for longest time a Western nation has gone without a functioning govenrmnet. Yet, in reality, nothing has changed. The bills get piad and money gets printed and the politically connected get their contracts and the sun rises and sets. How does this happen? Because while the government of Belgium shut down, the Belgian State is open for business.
Another way to view the State is the Catholic Church. Many politcal philosophers believe that the bureaucratic model implemented by the Church laid the groundwork for the expansion of the power of the political State. Church bureaucrats learned the trick to perpetual loot, by creating "necessary" entites populated with unelected officials. (The Chinese used a similar model for centuries as well, but I will let you guys argue over who the Western ruling classes copied.) You simply need an organization with a heirarchy that is always on the lookout for new areas of revenue. But unlike a private business, you can never go out of business because you collect the revenue regardless of whether you actually deliver a valuable service (that monopoly on force comes in handy.) If you can't grow your little bureaucracy any further, you simply create a new one and shuffle the deck a bit.
That leaves us with politicians. In this model, what are they? Well, if Belgium teaches us anything, the politician is a person given a set of choices by the State. He or she gets to pick one of the choices. That's it. This is why the policies of each US president are so remarkably similar from term to term. Both Bush and Obama get presented with the same policy choices. Bush may select Choice A and Obama picks Choice B, but both A and B were already selected for them by the State. The State really doesn't need Bush or Obama. They can just cease with the charade of presenting choices. That is Belgium.
The State is the unelected bureuacracy that controls your life because they control the use of force. So when Jon says,
In a representative democracy, we are the government
in some respects, he is correct. We might be the government. (And to the State, we are unnecessary too. It's our wealth they want.) You can vote or donate or debate for local and federal politicians. That vote is diluted by the fact that you are only one person out of millions and your choice might not even be on the ballot. It is further diluted by gerrymandering and special rules put in place by Reps and Dems to limit access to the ballot. It is further diluted by special interest lobbying. It is further diluted by the need to campaign for more votes once elected. Etc. So in an extremely limited sense, you are the government.
But you are not the State. At the federal level, there are 535 (?) people you can vote for. But there are over a million unelected and permanent bureaucrats that do not answer to you. They answer only to the expansion of the power of the American State. Here's another example. When Arab Spring broke out in Egypt, I was watching Al Jazeera nonstop. That's a network speaks openly about the difference between State and Government, unlike American media where talk about the very existence of the State is forbidden. On the show one night was a senior State Department official who was discussing American reluctance to support the protestors. He said that national interests need to be protected and that America needs to have a seat at the table of a new government. What did he mean by that? He meant that the American State has interests in Egypt. He meant that it didn't matter what the Egyptian people or the American people wanted, the new Egyptian State would be partnered with the American State. Did anyone ever vote for this guy? No. You don't get that choice. Yet he will be making these decisions for you and people around the world, completely unaccountable to you, for his entire working life.
That, my friends, is the State. You are not the State.
Is the government inherently evil?
No, but the State is, and I hope that my examples have helped you clear up the difference. The government is there to make decisions. The State is the force. The decisions are always made on behalf of the State, which is why every decision concerning tax reform must lead to a revenue neutral outcome. The State isn't going to take any less money. That's that. "Here you go, Paul Ryan and Harry Reid, these are choices A and B. Pick one." They are both revenue neutral.
Without a coercive State, you can have a government for the people. A few months ago I developed the idea of direct voting. I thought of that independently (at least I think I did, but you never know when you don't write down every source for every idea you ever hear.) But since then, I have come across other libertarians promoting direct voting as well. Basically direct voting uses existing network technology to allow Americans to vote on more (or all) of the legislation presented, making the ritual of voting for intermediary politicians obselete.
Direct voting is one way around the State. Of course, the State might find a way to only offer you Choice A or Choice B, but it would be much more difficult for the State to control the chioces of 300 million people than it is for them to control 535. Yet, ironically, when I suggested direct voting, it was our resident Progressives that gave me the hardest time. Perhaps they just don't like me and anything I say is going to be rejected. But I think they understand the State and simply prefer it to making their own decisions.
The point is that we can govern ourselves without the State. Humans have made it millions of years (or 6,000 years =D) without a coercive State. States have only ruled the entire planet for about fifty years. Up until 200 years ago, they couldn't even cover terrain that was inhospitable. So why am I supposed to believe that some dramatic shift in humanity has occurred without our knowledge in the last 200 years that makes humans ungovernable? We are not ungovernable. The State is an inhuman institution incapable of governing others because it relies on violence rather than cooperation.
The Articles of Confederation are an example of the failure of limited government.
The Articles of Confederation failed because the state (not The State) governments gave the Continental Congress one power: the power to print paper money. Like all dumb politicians however, that crisis was solved by making an even bigger central government with even more powers. Does this sound familiar to you at all?
I recommend often that you should read the Federalist Papers. I would quote them more, but for some reason quoting the Federalist Papers is politically controversial. Only State judges (working on behalf of The State) who interpreted the Constitution for us can be quoted in respectable company. Well, p*ss on that. In fact, I think you should read the Anti-Federalist Papers (those who argued against the Constitution), since they are far more understanding of the political implications of the Consitution. In fact, in the Anti-Federalist papers it is predicted that the execuitve branch will simply pack the couts to help centralize power. (McDowell, Gary L., "Were the Anti-Federalists Right?: Judicial Activism and the Problem of Consolidated Government," 1982) Hmmm...
It has been argued, and I agree, that the Constitution was simply a compromise between those who wanted more power for the elite against those who wanted liberty for the people. But with each compromise, the State gets more power and we end up with less liberty. This is because the State is focused on increasing its own power, but your primary motivation in life may not be increasing your own liberty. The State always wins this battle because in this repsect the compromise will always push us in their direction.
As a group, you don't believe in evolution
Jon made a joking reference to the idea that libertarianism sounds like natural selection, but aren't you guys a bunch of creationist wackos?
No. We're not. And I'm not here to cast judgments on those who believe in God, those who believe in the lack of a God, and those who are agnostic.
In fact, atheists were a large and vocal group in the early days of the Libertarian Party. Today the split is most likely 75-25 Christian, but don't quote me on that. The most important libertarian figures of the past 100 years are Ayn Rand (atheist), Murray Rothbard (agnostic), Ludwiig Von Mises (agnostic), Lew Rockwell (Christian) and Ron Paul (Christian).
For libertarians, religion is the choice of the individual and not relevant unless their religious actions infringe upon the rights of others.
Whether or not you agree with the theory of evolution is not relevant to a libertarian political discussion. I have read Dawkins. I think he writes like a jerk (then again, who hasn't said that about me), but his theories are explanatory and compelling. I want to know more. Ron Paul does not believe in evolution and admits he's never really studied it. Then again, he's 74 years old. My grandfather didn't read it either. But Ron Paul has no desire to prevent me from reading it and learning it because that would infringe upon my rights.
Do you see how liberty brings people together? Jon is stuck in a world where either the State uses forces to implement your policy goals (evolution in schools) or the other guy's policy goals (no evolution in school). This a contest of politcal will over who will get to use the force of the State to rule over their neighbors. It's also unhealthy for society and turns us against each other. Libertarians say "teach your children whatever you like. You know best." We leave the State out of it. Do you see why the State wants you to see Choice A (evolution in schools) and Choice B (no evolution in schools) but not Choice C (no State)?
Coming up in the next post:
Do people pay taxes because they expect it to be used for their benefit?Are corporations or government more accountable to the people?
And depending on time: Unions, robber barons, the Progressive Age, racism and slavery, and health care
Looking forward to more...
I vote 1) Robber barrons 2) racism and slavery
Great post as always. Ron Paul needs to learn how to make the media like him...you are not going to win an election saying "I don't like the civil rights acts". Even if thats not what you actually said, you know that is what the media is going to hear, and will then not take you seriously...make them like you, then get elected, THEN start speaking your mind more.
And seriously....how can you not believe in evolution....I mean, come on. Seriously. Come on. Seriously.
Humans have made it millions of years (or 6,000 years =D)
Thanks! =D
I liken the State to the education establishment especially education bureacracy in the actual states. There are so many people employed in education that it is extremely hard to unseat their power.
Vouchers are such a simple idea that they steadfastly oppose. I mean banish the thought of me taking my state alloted dollars for my child and using it to educate my child in a private education or home school them.
Really interesting series you have going here, thanks for a good read. +1!
Good stuff!
Vouchers are an odd halfway point. The State hates them because of the loss of control. Statists hate anyone escaping the all-encompassing brainwashing (or 'socializing'). Libertarians dislike them because they still require taxes to be confiscated first. The irreligious hate the idea of their money being spent on parochial schools, and the religious fear the money going to the 'wrong' religions. The only clear winners are the students and parents, which you'd think was enough to pass.
Again, private property, liberty, and personal responsibility are the answer. End the compulsory incarceration of our children away from their parents, end the public funding of education, end minimum wage laws and age discrimination (child labor) laws. Each of these is a crime by the State against our liberties, especially our children's.
This State, is it the corporatist state or the basic bureaucratic state? And is it threatened by globalization or advancing it?
Interesting questions. I think it has evolved into a corporatist state. Pure bureaucracy for its own aggrandizement seems to have faded out of fashion among the elite. The regulatory capture model, which I think has it backwards, is still close enough to help us understand just how mixed the State and corporatism have become. We could probably spend another 50 comments on that subject. On some level, the State wants globalization as long as it comes at the expense of other States. Because the key here is that while they are competing against us in the struggle for power (liberty vs. exploitation) they are also competing against other States for conquest. Much of the madness in the Middle East is the competition among foreign States to control their resources.
Hoppe himself writes great stuff on the State:
The decisive criterion of a State was formulated in 1919 by Max Weber: "the state is that entity which claims a monopoly on violence."
[Interestingly, (from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_on_violence) "According to Raymond Aron, international relations are characterized by the absence of the monopoly on violence in the relationship between states." So, essentially, States are in a state of anarchy among themselves, and therefore, anarchists merely want for everyone what States want for themselves alone, that is, not to be under anyone else's monopoly jurisdiction of coercion.]
Rothbard adds to the definition in "Anatomy of the State" (free pdf download THE ANATOMY OF THE STATE* by Murray N. Rothbard): "that organization in society which attempts to maintain a monopoly of the use of force and violence in a given territorial area; in particular, it is the only organization in society that obtains its revenue not by voluntary contribution or payment for services rendered but by coercion" (p. 57). I.e., it alone determines how much of what kind of 'services' you get AND how much you pay for them.
Hoppe adds to the definition: "A compulsory territorial monopoly on final judgments." This is the core 'service' of The State, judicial services. By having a monopoly on this service, everything else follows, since it INCLUDES when the conflicts being resolved involve members of The State itself.
Now, on to 'corporatist'? Well, that's rather begging the question, as corporations are creatures of the State. Joint stock companies have existed for centuries, but Limited Liability for them is a grant of privilege by the State. They start out life in bed with their mother, and stay incestuously involved. An intelligent protestor of Wall Street (if you can find one, look for a Ron Paul button) is also pointing at the Federal Reserve as the root problem, a State creation.
No one wants to have to work for a living, though we all do, inherently as part of the human condition. So it's natural for a producer to want to avoid as much work as possible in serving his customers. Part of this is Limited Liability, part is regulations on his competitors, part is taxation, part is subsidies; these all involve getting the State to use its coercive power on their behalf, and are all morally wrong.
'Bureaucratic'? Since the State does not involve voluntary interactions, but coerced ones, bureaucracy is the only method of running one. Voluntary exchange is the method of the free market. Without freedom, authority is parcelled out by departments (bureaus) to functionaries (bureaucrats) with tyranny within their jurisdiction. So there is no 'or' there.
On globalization, it depends on what you mean by it. When it is the free market finding willing workers or resources for lower costs, it benefits us all (and the State doesn't care, so long as it gets its cut, like any bandit). When it is foreign bank accounts being controlled by US agents, that is the State advancing and Liberty declining.
I have to delay Part III for a few days. Will be back this weekend if I can some sh*t done around here ;)
Always so great to have you come by my posts.
David, Thanks for responding to my questions. I realize that globalization is rather complex and as you stated, would warrant another 50 comments or a separate blog entry.
It also seems logical to define the "state" as something different than government as you say. I thought of an old movie, a classic in my eyes, that I think provides a good analogy of the state and its functions.
Thank you for your informative reply. It seems to me that the insanity which pervades California these days is more understandable when the state is considered in this context. Marijuana raids and property seizures, the corruption in the solar energy industry (it's much worse than just Solyndra), water conservation and the massive cost levied on us, maintaining a massive prison system, CO2 cap and trade and the inflation it will cause, and knowing that all of this is state orchestrated.
Of course, I have conflicts here since about 20% of my portfolio is in California municipals. Not that I have a choice. I need that tax free income to pay my taxes!
Great series, I always enjoy reading your posts.
To be dictionary precise, a State is an entity with a monopoly (I prefer comparative advantage) on force/violence within a geographical area.
This definition is quite rational, and further leads to what seems a rather accurate assessment of the current political reality of various States having this control over the whole planet. The problem which I believe necessarily leads to this "state of affairs" is that in a very real way, might does make right. Even if there were to be some part of the world that is not governed by a State, with people freely and voluntarily living in a society and abiding by its rules/customs/laws, if that society does not have the necessary "strength" in force/violence to repel aggressors, they will get taken over. There needs to be some "critical mass" of people who believe in liberty (concepts like freely associating societies, and above all non-violence) for it to be possible to create a Stateless world, where the "might" of the majority protects it from would-be "usurpers" (can't expect everyone to want this I daresay truly free world). At this moment in human history I don't think it is possible to be free of State rule, but I could be wrong. One scenario I could imagine is if/when humans develop the ability to spread to other planets, perhaps some "colony" sufficiently removed from any "sphere on influence" could be free to develop such a society, but that is obviously too sci-fi with our current understanding of things.
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Superficiality Disclaimer: This post is not so much about Africa or Mercy Ships or helping people…it's about wrinkles and arm flaps.
I downloaded one of those airbrush apps. Forget trendy filters – this lets you legit remove and reshape stuff on your face and body.
It started with a bad photo.* I donated blood on the ship and the bandage was wrapped tight (as to be expected). But the combo of the bandage, the angle of my bent arm and the extra skin that ensued was simply…unflattering.
Despite my vain brain, I sent it to my mom, sister and aunt to tell them about the experience, knowing they wouldn't judge the not so great shot of me in the photo and instead be excited about the cause.
Still, I couldn't let it go. I wanted so badly to snip this little piece of arm fat out of the photo in the case that I'd want to use it in a blog post to describe how the crew are the ship's "human blood bank" (an AMAZING reality that's worth sharing).
First, though, "a little fudging to avoid any judging."
I'm embarrassed to say…I went to bed early but stayed up late playing with my new app, drifting into what felt like every girl's dream – an image perfection playground.
I got to see myself with all different colors and styles of makeup. (How does it know where to paint eyebrows? Crazy.)
I was able to completely eliminate the wrinkles and imperfections on my face along with puffiness under my eyes.
I brightened my eyeballs.
I made my teeth electric white.
The one thing I couldn't figure out was how to eliminate this extra bubble of skin on my arm – the reason it all began. I blurred it out but you could tell I was an amateur.
Still, the more I played, the more I noticed, the more I changed.
I went ahead and made my nose skinnier. And then straighter.
I attempted to add muscle tone to my arm (which didn't go so well).
I kept tweaking. Everything became an imperfection needing erasure.
By the end, I had become something I can only describe as a creepy, sexy, malnourished alien:
As I moved my finger around the screen and watched my face change, I thought of God and what it must have been like in the moments he was designing me. (Did he use an app?) His finger deciding exactly where my cheekbones would be, how my green eyes would sparkle, how my face would be formed in what some would call "heart-shaped." How my features would be a perfect blend of my precious mother and my dearest father. How hereditary traits from generations before me would be blended with something new and fresh – something unique to me. He determined it all – not randomly, but on purpose, specific details with a Windsor-intention.
When I see other women with perfect skin, features, figures – I'm sometimes hypnotized. My eyes blink twice to remove what feels like an Instagram filter – but there isn't one. It's real. I stare with a bit of envy. I think to myself, "I want that!"
But after last night, the more I thought about it, the more I realized – I earned this face. I went through joy and pain to get it. I use these arms – these are MY arms. That's MY flap of extra skin. Those are MY bags. MY smile marks. MY angry or crying face lines. MY fervent prayer creases.
This face, these arms, this body – they're my proof of life. A showcase of the results of my actions and others' actions which impacted me – good and bad. My body is my truth revealed. Evidence of my journey.
My dad used to tell me (in his Texan accent), "Honey, there will always be someone better-off than you and someone worse-off than you." And sometimes he'd substitute richer, poorer, smarter, dumber, etc., depending on what we were talking about. It's a good truth to remember. Comparing is a tricky business, but if you're gonna do it, be prepared to see both realities.
There are plenty of options within my reach (like weights lol). If I want toned arms, I have to work for it. It will take a lot more than a few swooshes on my app, but my body will show the proof of my efforts and my inner feelings of accomplishment will make it worth it.
There are plenty of things I can't really change (without some serious "help"). Like wrinkles. For now, and I hope for many years to come, I'm just going to "embrace the face." And arms. And body. Maybe the serenity prayer could apply here? "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot (or should not) change, courage to change the things I can (and should), and the wisdom to know the difference?"
And now, some final, contradictory thoughts to everything I just wrote: I wear makeup. I futz with my hair. I dig fashion. And while these are technically "enhancements" which make me look quite different than when I wake up and roll out of bed in the morning, I happen to enjoy them – a lot. I've given myself permission to indulge in what I consider a sort of artsy way of creating, using my 'self' as a canvas. However, someone (like my friend Renee who tells me all the time, "You don't need all that!" – thank you Renee :)) could make the same argument I just made above about the other stuff…
Perhaps there are many degrees of beautification. Everyone gets to make their own personal decision. And we shouldn't judge each other. We all have our reasons for behaving the way we do, don't we?
In conclusion, I've decided:
- I will respect and honor the beauty of people around me – natural or otherwise, resisting the urge to feel envious or judgmental by remembering God is an awesome designer – of me and others.
- I will not airbrush myself with my new app. (I will, however, continue using harmless filters like those in Instagram, but will refrain from cutting off any arm flaps or erasing any lines or wrinkles.)
I will embrace my face. You should embrace yours, too.
*Shout out to Jenny Banakos who took a fine photo. The term "bad" was used incorrectly (but on purpose) for effect. Also, yesterday's blood donation was the best I've ever experienced. Thank you Jenny – and God – for how the two of you got me through something I'm quite scared of.


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If you're like me, you often have vegetable scraps left over at the end of the week – wilted lettuce leaves, brown bananas, and droopy carrots – stuff that you just can't use. Most folks just throw these scraps out without a second thought. These leftovers don't have to go to waste though; consider a kitchen compost bin!
Uninitiated composters have a variety of misgivings about composting, i.e. you need a back yard for composting, compost is smelly, and composting is a lot of work. You might be surprised to find how simple and efficient composting can be.
There are a variety of options for kitchen compost bins. Some require a little more attention, others are pretty much automatic. Whatever you choose, kitchen composting is fairly inexpensive to set up, it doesn't take much work to maintain, and your plants or garden will love you for it
Vermicomposting, or worm composting, is one popular method of maintaining a kitchen compost bin. It requires a little attention, but it is cheap and effective. The composting work is done by redworms (or red wiggler worms), which thrive on food waste and organic materials. You can find these worms at bait shops and some garden centres, or you can order them online.
To set up your worm compost, you'll need a box or bucket with small air holes. Fill the box with a bedding of damp paper shreds, grass clippings, or shredded cardboard. Add a little soil or sand, and keep the bedding damp (but not wet). As you add scraps of fruits and vegetables, the worms will turn the waste into compost.
Vermicomposting is odourless, and your bin can fit right under a kitchen sink. You'll need to keep your worms fed, but with care, your bin could last for years.
Technology has risen to meet the surge of interest in home gardening and composting, with indoor hot composters. Hot composters are automatic kitchen compost bins that are small enough to fit in a cupboard. They don't require attention, and they can produce small amounts of high-quality compost every two weeks or so. Once the waste is added, the whole process is automatic until you empty the compost tray. While this method is pricier than others, it is convenient, efficient, and tidy.
A third popular method is Bokashi composting. Again, this kitchen composting method doesn't require much space, and neither does it need much attention.
The Bokashi method works through the introduction of microorganisms. The starter culture (usually in the form of bran or chaff inoculated with microorganisms) is mixed into kitchen refuse, and the microorganisms go to work decomposing the waste materials. Every two weeks or so, you'll have extremely effective fertiliser ready to use.
Indoor composting can be extremely handy, especially in cold weather. While a kitchen compost bin can't handle nearly the capacity of an outdoor compost pile, all of these indoor methods can produce a surprising amount of compost in a very short time and make use of organic material that would otherwise go to waste.


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Accessibility Statements
Empower your visitors. Establish your commitment to accessibility.
If you are considering testing your products, why not pair your audit with a customized corporate accessibility statement? This can be displayed on your website, or included in marketing collateral. An accessibility statement has two primary functions. Initially, it will provide your viewers and users with clear information about the target level of accessibility for your products and services, as well as the methods used to achieve those targets.
A declaration of your efforts: current and future.
By understanding your organization's needs, we will tailor an accessibility statement to demonstrate your future dedication to maintaining accessibility. It is an affirmation of involvement in the accessibility community. People visiting your website or viewing your marketing documents, particularly those with disabilities, will appreciate the open acknowledgement that accessibility is a key driver for your business model.
More than 50% of those Americans with disabilities are in their working years, from 18-64.
(U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey,2011)


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There are 57 properties currently listed in South Lake Tahoe. At this time there are 5 "Green" lodging properties listed of which 3 properties have completed the iStayGreen Audit. Quality Inn And Suites Casino Area has been awarded a 2 Green Eco-Leaf Rating.
To qualify for the Green Eco-Leaf Rating Quality Inn And Suites Casino Area completed an audit of their property's compliance with over 70 unique eco-initiatives. Environmentally friendly measures that are reviewed include energy efficiency, water conservation, recycling, enviromentally safe cleaning, reduction of waste, ongoing maintenance, purchasing habits, plus many other factors. In it's efforts to create a more sustainable travel future and reduce their impact on our environment, Quality Inn And Suites Casino Area employs 39 eco-initiatives.
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That's me on the right, and my friend Jon on the left, whose parents' cabin we graced with our fish-smelling presence for the duration of Memorial weekend. Of course we did more than just fish, like play hours upon hours of Nintendo Wii with my wife, Jon's girlfriend, and Jon's parents (his dad, incidentally, scored about 60 points during his first game of bowling. By the end of the weekend he outscored all of us with over 220 points!), along with their dogs and cat.
As for the actual fishing, it was pretty decent on Saturday morning even though the weather was a bit chilly. All in all a fantastic way to spend the weekend.
And thank you to all our men and women who fight to give us the privilege of having such weekends in this glorious country. God bless you.


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Observe the polite, well behaved lab as
of December 2017.
Eggler lab 2017 take 2
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Congrats Ninja Warrior champ Zack Kemmerer! Go Badgers! (Here winning Team Ninja Warrior College Madness.)
Alex, Nick J. and Brad compare who's tallest in the summer of 2015.
Rebecca Lin volunteering in Ghana the summer of 2015 for Unite for Sight.
Nick Ader presenting his poster on the Nrf2 antibody project at the SFRBM meeting in 2014.
Zack thesis defense cake–Had to be orange balloons.
Congrats to my first two students!
Zack and Aimee at the Phytochemical Society of North America meeting in 2013 in Corvallis, Oregon.
Lab party at the Eggler house, 2014
Six Flags takeover, summer of 2014.
Zack, future ninja warrior? Very possibly: https://badgerherald.com/?p=127017
The big white board has an important archival function.
Six Flags 2013–Got in a couple rides before the downpour!
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Active duty military men and women, veterans, and their families are invited to a free barbecue hosted by the Technical College of the Lowcountry at its second annual Day of Service event from 1 to 4 p.m. May 20.
The event will be held outside building 12 at the TCL Beaufort Campus, 921 Ribaut Road, and will include food, music, kids' activities and bingo.
The Day of Service is presented through support of the Veterans Resource Center, Student Veterans of America Chapter, and the TCL Student Government Association.
For more information, contact Christina Welsch-Copeland at firstname.lastname@example.com or 843-525-8264.


text: With this final installment of his trilogy on golfing the British Isles, Finegan opens the way to England and Wales. Finegan is the reader's able guide through than 100 courses, from Alwoodley in Yorkshire to Aberdovey in Wales, with pointers on where to eat, where to stay, and the attractions that must be seen. Illustrations.


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Here's the gist. Each week, one of us we'll give you some kind of writing prompt--it won't always be stories, just something to get those creative juices flowing. If you want to participate, just leave your link in the comments and we'll stop by and see your work. Easy, right??
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04 May 2015
Ranchi: The CITU on Sunday announced its support to the state-wide dawn to dusk bandh on Monday called by the Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik) and the CPI in protest against the Land Acquisition Bill.
28 Dec 2015
Jamshedpur: Pro-domicile political parties Jharkhand Disom Party (JDP) and Jharkhand People's Party (JPP) have extended their support to the statewide bandh called by various tribal organizations including Adivasi-Moolvasi Janadhikar Manch and Adivasi Jan Parishad on December 29 in protest against the state government's lingering approach in framing a domicile policy.
26 Jul 2012
The dawn-to-dusk Jharkhand bandh, called by CPI (ML-Liberation) and some tribal outfits demanding shifting of educational hub from agricultural land to barren lands at Nagri on the outskirts of Ranchi, on Thursday passed off peacefully, evoking lukewarm response.
25 May 2015
Gaya (Bihar): Heavily armed Maoists torched 32 vehicles, including tankers and containers, on the Grand Trunk Road in Gaya district on the first day of the two-day Bihar and Jharkhand bandh called by the extremists against the killing of their woman leader.
19 Nov 2012
Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantric) on Sunday threatened to observe a state-wide shutdown on November 22 if its demand for a tri-partite agreement with Panem Coal Mines was not accepted by the state government.
31 Dec 2014
Jamshedpur: The dawn-to-dusk Jharkhand bandh called by Adivasi Sengel (Empowerment) Abhiyan (ASA) on Wednesday in protest against the killing of tribals by Bodo militants in Assam, passed peacefully here even as normal life remained unaffected by it.
10 May 2013
Jharkhand Disom Party (JDP) has called a dawn to dusk state-wide bandh on May 19 in protest against alleged forcible acquisition of agriculture land at Nagari in Ranchi.
06 Apr 2013
Tight security arrangements have been made at strategic places after reports of the CPI(Maoist) calling a 48-hour Jharkhand-Bihar shutdown from Saturday.
31 May 2012
The shutdown called by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to protest the petrol prices hike on Thursday was a success in Jharkhand, where the party is ruling."People have voluntarily kept shops shut in the state.
31 Mar 2013
Amidst reports that Maoists have called a 48-hour bandh in Jharkhand and Bihar from April 6 to protest against killing of their 10 cadres, the police on Sunday said all measures would be taken to ensure that normal life prevailed during the period.


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History of Drugs Found in 80% of Youth Offenders; Fewer Than 4% Treated for Abuse
Byline: Cheryl Wetzstein, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Nearly 80 percent of young people who are arrested use illegal drugs or alcohol, but fewer than 4 percent receive substance abuse treatment, says a new study.
Joseph A. Califano, president of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University (CASA), said untreated substance abuse is likely to lead young people into lives of crime and adult prisons.
The juvenile justice system contributes to this outcome by acting more like "colleges of criminality" - exposing new offenders to hardened offenders - than places of rehabilitation, said Mr. Califano, a domestic policy official in the Johnson and Carter administrations.
Young offenders should be referred quickly to comprehensive programs that address drug and alcohol abuse, as well as problems such as learning disabilities or mental illness, said Mr. Califano, who suggested that effective treatment would cost $5,000 per youthful offender.
If such investments were made early in the lives of children and teens, billions of dollars would be saved in social costs, he added.
Faith-based programs are especially powerful in transforming youths, said Charles W. Colson, who spent seven months in prison on a Watergate-related felony and has visited 600 more prisons as part of his work with Prison Fellowship, the faith-based outreach program he founded.
Drugs permeate prison systems, Mr. Colson said, explaining that during his initial prison stint, "I always smelled marijuana burning." Decades of prison visits have revealed rampant drug trafficking among inmates.
Mentoring, counseling and treatment programs can break the cycle of drugs and crime, he added.
"Mr. Califano and I come from different political backgrounds," he said, referring to their years as powerful opponents in Democratic and Republican administrations. …


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Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald, known for his four finished novels:
This Side of Paradise, The Beautiful and the Damned, Tender is the Night and above all The Great Gatsby (still an essential master piece made into a film and that influences fashion trends and lifestyle objects).
In 1925 Francis had published The Great Gatsby whilst making several trips to Paris and to one of his favorite spots in the world: the French Riviera. He became great friends with an American expatriate community and other international creatives such as Picasso and Ernest Hemingway.
Francis was also in the heart of the Jazz Age: A movement that emerged with the introduction of mainstream radio at the end of the war.
Francis transferred his passion for the lifestyle he manifested and of the magic of the Jazz Age to his house with a certain heritage for Art Deco. This magical house was based in the French Riviera in the town of Juan les Pins.
Now at present his house, named Belles Rives, has preserved the splendor and heritage that allows us to submerge ourselves and become inspired by its rich heritage.
Higher Poetics truly recommends a stop over to Hôtel Belles Rives… a glass of Champagne, the hard copy of Tender Is the Night and of course a beautiful sunset viewed from the bay.
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$425 beige tailored cotton blazer
Nili Lotan classic and casual chic beige cotton blazer featuring very cool cuffed sleeves paired with a slimming tailored cut. It's still totally and completely wearable, but there are several very faint marks/stains on the front (see photos).
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Miguel Angel Nadal said talk of his nephew Rafael Nadal appointing a new coach to replace his uncle Toni is news to him.
Recent reports suggested that 14-time grand-slam champion could turn to a new 'super coach' in a bid to get back to his best.
The 29-year-old's mentor Toni Nadal last month stated "maybe if next year Rafael is playing not too good, then I think he can think about some changes in his game or in his team".
Rafael failed to progress beyond the quarter-finals of a grand slam this year, but returned to form at the back end of 2015 and reach
ed the semi-finals of the ATP World Tour Finals last week.
Ex-Spain footballer Miguel Angel expects his brother to remain in the legendary left hander's corner in 2016.
"I don't think so. It would be very weird for me to find out in press, about things happening at home," the former Barcelona defender told Omnisport when asked if his nephew may appoint a new coach.
"I have this news available to me at home. Obviously it's been a while and that's exhausting for anyone working at the level they work, but both [Toni and Rafa] can be very pleased of what they have achieved over their careers.
"I think they are now where they want to be and fighting to be up there again."
Miguel Angel also spoke of Rafael's football talents, but said he made the right decision to pursue a professional career in tennis.
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This is incredible for bass-testing or simply listening:
Artist: Anouar Brahen.
Recording: The Astounding Eyes of Rita.
Anouar plays the oud; Klaus Gesing,bass clarinet; Björn Meyer, bass; Khaled Yassine, drums of various tpes. I stumbled across this via YouTube. Track #5 was playing in the background of a Rega turntable "ad". Thought it was just beautiful, sent a note to the audio shop. Best music/musician discovery in a long time for me.
Here are some I use.
Pendulum Immersion
This entire album has a lot of bass through and through.
The Sheffield Lab Drum and Track Disc (XRCD24) by Jim Keltner and Ron Tutt
The Great Fantasy Adventure Album from Telarc
You gotta love it when there is a warning label on the CD stating that you may damage your equipment.
Here is my "Low end" reference list.
Rigoletto, Act 1 scene 2, duet with Rigoletto and Sparafucile (the Baritone) "vecchio maledivami"
Pagliacci, End of act 1, the instrumental conclusion after the aria "Vesti la giubba". It ends on a low note, setting the tone for things to come in act II.
Kind of Blue, blue in green, Paul Chambers concludes the track by playing the bass with a bow. This is only really evident on a system with tight bass.
Shuttle, Tunnel, on Ninja Tune records. This is a slowed down drum and bass style (UK grime without the rapping) track.
Sarah Mclachlan, on the Album surfacing, the track "I love you". The baseline is very low and has tendency to come accross very muddled (if at all) on poorly set-up systems.
Blue Rodeo, 5 days in May. Featuring Sarah McLachlan on back-up vocals (not that this is relevant).
Digable Planets, their second Album, the track "Cool Like That". There is a second baseline (accent) that only comes in at certain points, again it is low frequency and is not apparent on most systems. It plays over the main baseline, so it has tendancy to get lost if the system cannot provided sufficent low end definition (more of a room thing really).
Well those are my picks.
I can't wait to check out Learsfools Wagner suggestion.
"Flight of the Cosmic Hippo" Bela Fleck, I imagine is from the Fleck Tones which would feature Victor Wooten on Bass. I suggest any of Vic's own stuff. "Yin-Yang" is an excellent well rounded double album. He does an incredible version of Coltrane's Niama on his album "What Did He Say". I am a BIG fan and have his Fodera Bass.


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Mannequins could possibly be used in both screen and sales floor features. It is important for them to stand out considerably if using mannequins in a screen display. The goal of any window display is to get the attention of these moving purchases. They must be situated in the most positive perspectives, presenting the top of the existing clothing line. It is important not to force them too close, if you have several mannequins. A screen display must look prepared and coordinated while remaining huge. If your window screen is cramped, customers can think your store is the same manner.
Income floor mannequins can be handled somewhat differently. Obviously they should still be distinguished exhibits, but they do not must stand out so much. If these mannequins are being viewed, then consumers have previously entered the store. Their intent is to show the clothing in particular sections rather than getting people to come inside the door. Groups of ground mannequins should be put as though they are reaching one another. This can make these huge maniquies features look more natural and obtrusive. Within the women's portion a mixture of male and female mannequins may be used, many men's pieces simply use male mannequins. In the kid's part it is become popular to put a little mannequin family together with a Mom, Daddy, plus some children.
Altering model positions over a regular basis is another important factor of display setting. All store displays must be often improved and this principle applies mannequins just as much. Even spinning which mannequins are put in different sectors is good. Preserving the mannequins clean is another purpose for regular rotation. Every time moved they should be cleaned thoroughly or the mannequins are redressed. This can keep them wanting fresh and provide them a considerably longer life. A great storeowner or administrator will make the most of model displays with the addition of their own flare. Considering new exhibit tips will keep the shop looking new and appealing, as much sales act as any of the other associates on the floor with good location, they will do.


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This cause came on for further hearing on defendant's motion to suppress evidence.
At 5:30 A.M., on July 22, 1959, a uniformed police officer was walking his beat when he observed the defendant attempting to flag a taxicab. The defendant was carrying what appeared to be a sack and from it an electrical cord was dragging on the ground. The officer stopped the defendant, asked him where he was coming from and what his name was. The defendant replied that he was coming from a party and stated his name. Upon the request of the officer, the defendant took from his wallet a selective service card which corroborated the defendant's oral identification. The officer testified that, 'walking my beat all night long, I did not observe any party anywhere.' However, at this point, no crime had been reported to the officer and he had observed none. No warrant for the arrest of the defendant was outstanding.
The officer then asked the defendant to accompany him to a police call box which was about one block away. When the defendant inquired whether he was under arrest, the officer replied, 'No, you are just being detained.' At the call box, the defendant seated himself on the record player contained in the sack (a pillow case) and the officer put in his call. He inquired whether there had been any reported housebreakings (up to that time he was not aware that a crime had been committed) and was told there had not been. He then requested the dispatch of a scout car to the area, when, by coincidence, a scout car appeared. At this point, the defendant fled from the scene, leaving the property behind. He was apprehended one week later, and having been indicted for housebreaking and larceny of the record player and records, has moved to suppress the evidence.
Both counsel agree that the mere questioning of defendant did not constitute an arrest; they differ on whether an arrest took place when defendant was asked to accompany the officer to the call box. The Government contends that no arrest took place and argues that some amount of curtailment in locomotion is necessary to facilitate questioning.
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Both "12 Years A Slave" and "Gravity" lost out on the best ensemble prize at Saturday's Screen Actors Guild Awards, but both films were still celebrating when the weekend ended.
At the Producers Guild of America Awards on Sunday, the two critically acclaimed projects won the ceremony's big prize, the Darryl F. Zanuck producer of the year award in theatrical motion pictures.
The award is given out in recognition of the "finest production work" of the year, but has also been a pretty solid predictor of which film will walk away with the best picture Oscar.
But with Sunday's tie -- the first of its kind in the PGA's history -- prognosticators may have a harder time figuring out if it's Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity" that has a lock on best picture, or Steve McQueen's "12 Years A Slave."
On the animated film side, "Frozen" was also honored for its production work, while "Breaking Bad" and "Modern Family" were awarded prizes for outstanding production of a TV drama and comedy, respectively.


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Here you can find the list of former CIN members whose membership status was curtailed by a move to another location with no ties to the CIN, but whom we are still proud to count among our friends and partners.
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Dr. Steffen Katzner
Organization: Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative Neuroscience
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Position: Group Leader
Area: CIN Members (Alumni)
Scientific topic: Neurophysiology of visual perception
Field of Research
Our work aims at investigating the properties of neuronal circuits and their fundamental computations. As sensory information processing always takes place in the context of behavioral goals, we are particularly interested in studying how neuronal circuit function is modulated by cognitive factors, such as expectations, attention, or decision making. To address these questions, we measure the activity of local neuronal populations using multi-electrode recordings and voltage-sensitive dye imaging in the visual system of awake, behaving rodents.
Multi-electrode recordings, Optical imaging, Psychophysics
1) Katzner S, Nauhaus I, Benucci A, Bonin V, Ringach D, Carandini M (2009). Local origin of field potentials in visual cortex. Neuron 61:35-41.2) Katzner S, Busse L, Treue S (2009). Attention to the color of a moving stimulus modulates motion signal processing in macaque area MT: evidence for a unified attentional system. Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience 3:12. doi:10.3389/neuro.06.012.20093) Busse L, Katzner S, Treue S (2008). Temporal dynamics of neuronal modulation during exogenous and endogenous shifts of visual attention in macaque area MT. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 105:16380-16385.


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Cars Land in Disney's California Adventure is approaching the halfway mark of completion. Set to open in 2012, Radiator Springs will open in the 12 acres right next to Bugs Land and the Tower of Terror. "We are literally brining Radiator Springs to Life," said Mary Niven, Vice President of Disney's California Adventure, at the "topping out" ceremony for Radiator Springs Ridge.
Topping out is a tradition in the steel industry where the highest point on a new structure is christened by placing a special white beam, signed by members of the construction crew--and in this case at Cars Land, a live tree and American Flag as well--right at the very tippy top of the tallest peak of the steel frame. The highest point of Radiator Springs Ridge is 125 feet up at what will be Cadillac Range. The Ridge will be the home of Radiator Springs Racers the "E" ticket ride in Cars Land.
The whole ceremony, from the lifting of the beam to the placement of it on the Ridge, took about 20 minutes and as soon as it was secured the 250 or so construction workers who have worked on the Ridge since March let out a "Hooray!" It felt like a monumental moment in what is becoming a chain of monumental moments at California Adventure. Starting with the debut of World of Color this summer and now the construction of Cars Land, Ariel's Underwater Adventure and the redesign of the entrance it feels like California Adventure's transformation is happening right before our eyes.
Here are my exclusive photos of the Cars Land construction site from today's ceremony. I was only allowed to photograph Radiator Springs Ridge.
At 430 feet across, Radiator Springs' Ridge will take up almost half of Cars Land.
It will be the largest rock work structure in all of Disneyland and Disney World.
More than 250 construction workers took part in the ceremony today.
They've worked since March on The Ridge.
The signed white beam and little tree were mounted at the most visible part of Cars Land.
Once the Peak is completed make a note the beam, tree and flag will be part of the tail fin of the 1959 Cadillac.
Marcy and me after the topping off Ceremony.
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What You Didn't See On The Voice (4/17)
Some of the most interesting things on reality shows happen when the cameras aren't running.
Here's the best of what you didn't see on "The Voice" on Tuesday (April 17).
The writer only had 4 things. I'll add some more since I was also in the studio audience!
I also bolded for the TL;DR crowd.
OMG Part 1 - When The Wanted took the stage, it was pandemonium. Max, Siva, Jay, Tom and Nathan set the place on fire when they played "Chasing The Sun." OK, maybe it wasn't on fire, but it was awfully hot as they had to turn off the A/C in order for all the pyrotechnics and other special effects to work.
There were a lot of Wanted fans in the house, including myself. I actually sat near the house band where the pyro blew up. We had to endure that twice since The Wanted's performance was pre-taped 30 mins before the show. We were completely cooled down by the AC beforehand, but when the pyro blew up it completely put us off guard and we were suddenly drenched in sweat. Hilarrrious.
The Wanted also gave kisses and hugs to fans in the pit before they did the second take of the performance, which was the one that aired. They never really went to my side, but at one point, one of the guys (Tom) turned his head toward my seating section and smiled at me while I cheered them on. I completely died.
But oh yeah, that was an awesome performance, both times! If you didn't catch it, go back to this post.
OMG Part 2 - If The Wanted wasn't enough to make a teenage girl's heart flutter, it got even better when Justin Bieber came to promote his new album and play a clip from the video for "Boyfriend." When he left the stage The Coiffed One even gave a female fan a kiss on the cheek. When asked later what she thought of the moment, she says "I'm making Selena [Gomez] jealous."
MY POOR EARS! Right before Lindsey from Team Christina left the stage, a skinny boy thing stood backstage on my left. People in the pit in front of me looked over and I couldn't recognize him at first. Then I realized it was Bieber. But as soon as he walked out, the studio went craaaaaaaaazzzyyy. Adam Levine and Cee Lo Green had to cover their ears. Priceless!
OMG Part 3 - After Bieber announced that his new album is coming out June 19 and that he's also coming back to perform at "The Voice" finale, he quickly left. Was there something wrong? Hardly. He had to scurry off to meet up with his girlfriend Selena Gomez at the Lakers game. It is here that the two ended up on the famed "Kiss Cam" and obliged. Looks like Gomez got her man after all.
I actually did not see the look Christina made after Justin greeted her before he left. It may have looked like a snub from a simple video clip, but when I rewatched the whole episode, it was clear she was honestly sad that in a few moments she had to let go of one of the members of her team. The coaches really genuinely care for their team.
When she got up on stage to hug the person she let go, Ashley, she kind of pulled down the skirt of her dress as if it didn't really fit her. But she's not fat at all; she's just curvy.
Also with Blake, he was totally indecisive. I felt for him; Raelynn was obviously his favorite, but Erin was definitely the better performer.
OMG Part 4 - After running the uncensored version Cee Lo's famed song "F*** You" during audience warm up last week, producers must have decided to make things more family friendly. So they swapped it out with the decidedly G-rated "Forget You."
They played upbeat songs prior to show time, which was really cool. It kept us up on our feet especially after waiting for so long just to get in the studio.
OMG Part 5 (keeping the OMG list alive) - When the coaches were introduced at the very beginning, Adam came in first, followed by Blake. Adam was playful so he jumped on Blake's back. That was the only time they interacted with each other, sadly. :( Cee Lo came next with his sparkly red jacket and lastly, Christina. When Christina came in, Blake took her hand and helped her to her chair. What a gentleman.
OMG Part 6 - During the first commercial break, while the other coaches get touched up due to the heat over their section, Adam got up to greet some fans in the pit near him. A fan pulled out a paper and I saw him ask her if she had a pen, but she didn't. So Adam, the cool guy that he is, went to one of the pages to get a pen and started signing autographs for the fans in the pit.
OMG Part 7 - Blake and Cee Lo never really left their chairs. Cee Lo was constantly checking on his phone, and at some point during the last commercial break, all coaches were checking their phones. I saw Christina had hers right next to her on her chair.
OMG Part 8 - Carson never interacts with the crowd. I was especially sad about this because he was one of the reasons why I went to this show (TRL legend, hello). He's the complete opposite of what he used to be during the TRL days. Every commercial break he'd walk off backstage or something and then some seconds before coming back live, he'd go over what to say on the teleprompter. I feel like he needs to loosen up some more.
The Wanted thanks you for your time.
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