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Introductory Remarks on the Right Approach to be Accurate with the Translation of Laozi (aka Daodejing)
People [in vogue] are ignorant, so they do not know me;
There are only a handful people who [would make an effort to] understand me;
Those who understand me will discover that my theory is valuable;
The description, that ancient Saints were like men who carried priceless jades under coarse ragged cloaks, was not made from casual observation.
(Daodejing 70.III)
Reasons Daodejing Has Been Misinterpreted
They are mainly due to the Linguistic, hermeneutical to be precise, inadequacy of the translators of the original book: Many characters in Laozi cannot be taken at their face-value that they need to be interpreted with hermeneutical expertise. Too much improvisation, not to mention their being heavily toned subjectively.
Accordingly, the originator of the Dao religion, as well as many translator/interpreters, have hijacked, took-out-of context and distorted Laozi's philosophy. It was the beginning of the mystification and methologization of Laozi and his philosophy–Laoism. Unfortunately that is the commonly circulated and known Daoism(Taoism), in China and the world. His thoughts have been, in deferent degrees, versified with freely associated imagination. All because of translators overuse their freedom of applying improvisation as a means of compensating their inadequacy, in both hermeneutic and philosophy.
The Analysis
The great 20th Century American poet Ezra Pound has once attempted translating the three thousand year old Shi Jing(Old Odes) from the original old classical Chinese text to English. Even though, having been a great poet/translator of Chinese and Japanese himself, his intuitive understanding of the Chinese ancient odes was unmatchable in the Western world, yet when he carried out such a task, he honestly and humbly admitted that, to combat the extreme hardships of translation, improvisation could be the only option a translator has. Naturally, if this expediency has been used too immodestly and too frequently, the truthfulness of the translation accordingly suffers. Modern Platonic scholar A.E. Taylor, who has had translated Plato extensively, has also said about translating difficult texts:
To understand a great thinker is, of course, impossible unless we know something of the relative order of his works, and of actual period of his life to which they belong.
The most celebrated philosopher of the 20th Century Ludwig Wittgenstein, who was German-English bilingual, has had deep thoughts on translations from a philosophical perspective, says:
"When translating one language into another, we do not proceed by translating each proposition of one into a proposition of the other, but merely by translating the constituents of propositions" Tractatus (Logical-Philosophicus) 4.025
Many supposedly "orthodox" translations of Daodejing have suffered from failing to convey even adequately 'constituents of prepositions' which are not obvious. It is a serious mistake to embark to understand Laozi as a piece of poem, or of the opinion he could be understood from commonly known views of Daoism. It was also a lazy approach to assume the translator's understanding of the prima facie (superficial) common normal use (meanings) of words are sufficient to fathom Laozi's thoughts.
In other words, many interpretations/translations did not even grasp the framework of this book. This is also the reason why Laozi's Daodejing has had been so difficult to understand, even by people at his home land China twenty three centuries ago. The biggest sin may be taking its statements 'out of context' piecemeal by piecemeal. The harm thus is it had ruined the gestalt of the author. Or, there was no gestalt framework to mirror Laozi's gestalt.
After having had struggled with hard works for about half a century, I believe I have had pushed ahead significantly through; now I am able to comprehend the framework of Laozi's original work. It was a philosophical pursuit to check-balance degrees of error in manifesting substantially the original true meanings of Laozi's Daodejing. On the other hand, if one could start to understand Laozi through the Socrates' dictum "Know thyself", Laozi's framework could be mirrored from one's own gestalt framework. Confucius once said, "In old days, scholars pursued learning for the sake of self, but nowadays scholars pursued learning for showing off to people." I have had been working on understanding Laozi for my own self-examination all along. This is another reason I am iconoclastically unorthodox in this pursuit.
The deeper the thought is embodied in prepositions, the more would it suffer from superficial "surfing of the text". Many thoughtful writings have many layers of meanings and dimensions. Therefore with the same sentence (linguistic form) readers of different capacities could reach different layers of meaning. That is the reason the book Laozi was translated/interpreted in so many different ways; the background of an interpreter/translator were often injected in the manifestation. Often they borrowed from their accustomed background of Confucian, Buddhist, Christianity or (Religious) Daoist. Yet none of the above is appropriate. However, the aforementioned quote of Wittgenstein bringing right to the point what translation is all about epistemologically. That is a decent neutral philosophical approach, free from any hue of bias.
The aim of this translator
The aim of this translator was to cling to the tenet of Laozi's thought as closely as possible. As many established orthodox approach are philosophically and hermeneutically on the wrong footings, the aim of this translation has been to rectify (straighten out) theses mistakes and return the book Daodejing to its original thoughts and philosophical contents—intentions. Any kind of conversion of statements into poetry, the kind of practice Laozi himself had had also rejected, would inevitably shift and remove part or even all of the essence of his philosophy. For this reason, due to my reverence of Laozi's thought, which deepens as years go by, I have been taking advantage of this freedom with great caution and discretion, even at the sacrifice of the smoothness of English expressions.
In the past decades Sinologists have gradually shifted to the pinyin system practiced in China. For example, Peking is now expressed as "Beijing". In pinyin system, Lao Tzu should be spelled as "Laozi", Taoism as "Daoism", and Tao Te Ching as "Daodejing". After much deliberation, in the 1999 primary version of this book I had decided to adopt the traditional Matthew's Romanization system, which has being been used in the since 19th Century. By 21st Century, that system is definitely in defunct. Nevertheless, my translation is far different from a free-spirited venture into no-man's-land, as many translations have displayed this freedom and hubris, that is inexcusable even if it was carried out inadvertently. It is strange that some self-claimed scholars on Chinese Classics, even in China, have ignored the principle of the Chinese hermeneutic and linguistics when come to the task of translating this book, let alone its philosophical framework. Worse than that there are writers or want-to-be celebrity with brave hearts, would like to show off the translation of Daodejing as their trophy of achievements.
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My Weekstagram: April 27 – May 4
I'm working on a few things for the blog which should be up by Wednesday – fingers crossed. I haven't always come through with these deadlines.
I think I need an editor, someone to give me hard deadlines and say things like, "now see here! You gotta get these posts out because the public is counting on you, you hear?? No more dilly dallying, Barnes. Barnes. BARNES! Are you listening to me??!? Get outta my office and write, write, WRITE!!!"
Or something of the sort.
Anywho, while I tidy this stuff up – and because I am apparently a "lazy blogger" (*coughsweetmadeleinecough*) – here's how my world looked over the last 7 days through the lovely, lazy lens of Instagram!
This was technically taken on the 26th, but since it was from the morning my story aired on the Vinyl Cafe, I figured it was worth sneaking in! We were lucky Bee went down for a nap at just the right time so we could enjoy the program in peace! What an amazing experience, to hear Stuary McLean breathe life to my letter… a great achievement, to say the least.
Once she woke up from said nap, I felt giddy with joy, so decided to take and publish some rare face-on selfies. Well, rare for Bee, that is.
I'm still very much of two minds about the whole "exposing my child's image to the internet world" thing. On the one hand, I understand as a "mom blogger" that I would probably build more of a connection with my audience if I posted more pictures of her and my husband, as well as used their real names. Then on the other hand, I've always felt it's important to keep some things private in order to maintain a bit of normalcy.
But who knows? Maybe when Li'l Bee 2.0 arrives things will change, because Lord knows if I'll be creative enough to come up with another nickname while running on zero sleep….
Bee has suddenly taken to showing interest in a new activity: helping me empty the dishwasher.
It's so cute, she really loves it! For the last couple of weeks, every time I open the dishwasher, even if it's just to put a bowl or a mug in, suddenly she's THERE! At my side, immediately, offering to, "halp! Halp Mummy!"
Which, I mean, I am totally on board with! Help emptying the dishwasher? YES, please. Another dreaded chore, one that only takes minutes, is now a fun activity that we can do together.
I just have to remember to keep the knives pointed DOWN. Gulp.
This is a teaser of something to come.
You guys are smart cookies, I'm sure you know what it's all about.
Saying goodbye can be so sweet… right?
Another new thing Bee does – I feel like there are so many new things these days – is shlurp the milk from her cereal bowl. This is something she did not learn from us, I'm guessing she picked it up from watching her friends at daycare.
It's moments like this when I'm grateful to have these heavy duty bibs on hand, they catch the milk that misses her mouth.
Which is pretty much all of it.
Bee went to bed last Wednesday night with a fever – it seemed to come on super fast, which is always the scariest, especially since she didn't show any other symptoms… she was just limp and grumpy and weak and glassy-eyed. UGH.
Isn't it just the worst when they're sick?
We kept her home the rest of the week to let her recover; we read books and ate grapes and drank (diluted) apple juice and snuggled and snuggled and snuggled until she was better again.
It was awful, seeing her sick. But wonderful, being so close.
On Thursday we had our anatomy scan, which is done around the half-way mark of the pregnancy. I'll be 20 weeks, half-way, on Wednesday. Which… is crazy. RIGHT!? I feel like that's completely nuts! Time is going by so fast!
Everything came back peachy keen with the scan, and the gender was confirmed! That will be revealed in the next few days 🙂
While I was waiting for the results I took a trip to the teeny food court under the hospital, where my pregnant-self was pleased to find a Manchu Wok! MMMmmmmmm…. greasy preggo-friendly noodles……
I decided to participate in Yummy Mummy Club's #YMCPhotoADay challenge for May!
May 1st's challenge was "what's in your bag" – while I was inhaling the noodles in the waiting room, I came across a few of Bee's toys, in my bag. Day 1 – success!!
On Friday I left Bee decide what we were having for dinner.
I'm sure if I actually left it up to her we'd have plain pasta, bread and blueberries every night.
I wouldn't say she's a "picky" eater, but she definitely has her moments – those days she gobbles down a whole serving of baked salmon though, I swear I couldn't be a happier Mama!
(We wound up having the baked risotto, spinach and parmesan cakes from this amazing cookbook, How To Feed A Family. I – WE – would highly recommend it!)
Can I get a WHATWHAT for #yolkporn??
I mean, seriously. How can you be a human being and not love a good, runny yolk??
Bee is a huge fan, her favourite food these days is a soft-boiled egg with soldiers.
And smoked salmon! DROOL! I know, there are some sites and doctors who would say a pregnant woman should stay away from raw or smoked fish… but my cravings for those particular foods are so strong, how can they be bad for me? I'm sorry, but I'm going to trust my gut over a faceless, nameless "source", thankyouverymuch.
And in turn, my gut is going to enjoy gorgeous meals like this.
I missed a couple of days of the challenge, but once Bee started proudly sticking her coveted bear stickers all over herself, and inevitably me, I couldn't let #art slip by.
The girl loves to colour, we bought her an art easel, which is where she spends most of her playtime. I could have taken a photo of one of her Crayola creations, but this was something different, and special, I think.
I'm such a proud Mama.
My husband was given two box tickets to game 7, Raptors against the Brooklyn Nets. It was an historic game for the franchise, potentially taking them to the quarter finals….
Guys, I have never been more emotionally involved in a sporting event in my LIFE.
Those last 16 seconds lasted an epic and sweat-inducing 10 minutes.
The ball was in our favour. We could have had it….
At least we got to take home our t-shirts.
The game was at the Air Canada Centre.
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Jocelyn McDonald
Assistant Professor
B.S. Marquette University
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Postdoctoral Fellow. Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
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Research Interests: Collective cell migration, cell polarity, kinases and phosphatases in cell migration, tissue morphogenesis, mechanobiology, tumor invasion and metastasis
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B.S. Hainan University, China
Ph.D. Tongji University, Shanghai, China
Research Interests: Serine-threonine Protein phosphatases in border cells and collective migration
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George Aranjuez (Graduate Student 2010-2015) – currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Central Florida
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Heather Foy (Intern 2016) – currently working in healthcare
Kristen Hylen (2016 summer student K-State SUROP program: from Benedictine College)
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Joanne Berry (2013 Visiting Undergraduate Volunteer: from Ohio Northern University) – currently a research technician at Children's Hospital Boston & Harvard Medical School (Carla Kim Lab)
Elizabeth Kudlaty (2010-2011 Undergraduate Researcher: from Northwestern University) – currently a medical student at Ohio State University
Derek McCalla (2011 Undergraduate Researcher: from Oakwood University) – currently a medical student at Loma Linda University
Emily Lewis (2010 Undergraduate Researcher: from Ohio State University) – received M.S. in Plant Biology/Conservation from Northwestern University
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I found this adorable clear stamp by Stampavie / Penny Johnson, and you know I just had to have it. Of course, this meant I would have to "color" - which I haven't done much of yet.
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At 8:30PM on Sunday, the Sci-Fi Lit track presented "Basic Military Science Fiction." The panel consisted of Kacey Ezell, Marc Alan Edelheit, Evan Currie, Jack Campbell, J.A. Sutherland, Doug Dandridge, and Mike Massa. The panel started with Dandridge, the moderator, asking the panel to define military science fiction and explain how their work fit into the category. Ezell cited setting as a major part, with stories set in a wartime environment and speculative elements involved, possibly including nonexistent technology or magic.
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Gamenight: Colorado takes 2-1 lead on Sabres after one period
First Period
19:17 - AVALANCHE GOAL. It does not take the visitors long as they are able to use a long outlet pass to stretch the ice and get a 2-on-0 break in the offensive zone. Alexander Kerfoot notches his 13th goal of the year in the game's opening minute. 1-0 COL.
13:15 - Buffalo played pretty well in the minute or two after Colorado's goal, but they failed to convert on their chance. It came off the stick of Evander Kane, but Jonathan Bernier was up to the task to knock the puck away. Now Jordan Nolan heads to the penalty box for high sticking.
12:03 - SABRES GOAL. Well, it is the blue and gold that capitalize on the special teams chance in this opening period thanks to a hustle play. Ryan O'Reilly stayed with the puck and got it to the front of the net, Benoit Pouliot was the trailer on the play and slammed it into an open net to tie the game at one. 1-1 tie.
10:41 - AVALANCE GOAL. Now it is the visitor's turn to score short-handed as Rasmus Ristolainen has the puck get past hit at the blue line, and he does not have enough to catch up to Matt Nieto as he broke free and clear in the open ice and beats Robin Lehner to the top corner of the net for the goal. Not a good sequence for Buffalo on the power play. 2-1 COL.
1:12 - This has not been the cleanest of periods for either side. Colorado negated their own 5-on-3 chance with a face-off violation penalty. The teams are skating 4-on-4 for the next handful of seconds still.
End of Period
Goal Summary
BUF: 7:57 - Benoit Pouliot (11) SHG (Ryan O'reilly)
COL: 0:43 - Alexander Kerfoot (13) (Colin Wilson, Nikita Zadorov). 9:19 - Matt Nieto (10) SHG (unassisted)
Penalty Summary
BUF: 6:45 - Joran Nolan (2 min., high sticking). 15:52 - Marco Scandella (2 min., slashing). 17:42 - Scott Wilson (2 min., high sticking)
COL: 8:57 - Team (2 min., too many men on the ice). 17:42 - Team (2 min., face-off violation)
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MIAMI — Does anybody have a spare outside linebacker in the house?
In the case of Dolphins coach Don Shula, the answer is no. Sunday, the Dolphins will start their home game against the Kansas City Chiefs with only two outside linebackers -- the minimum needed in their 3-4 defense. One of those outside linebackers, Sanders Shiver, will be making his first start in three years.
The lack of healthy bodies left Shula in a less-than-cheerful mood after Wednesday`s practice at St. Thomas University.
``There`s a very good chance we will be going with just five,`` Shula said. ``As long as two guys don`t get hurt, we`ll be all right. This is what you`re faced with more and more (with the 45-man roster limit).``
What Shula is faced with is only Shiver and Robin Sendlein healthy on the outside, and three inside linebackers (starters Jackie Shipp and Mark Brown and reserve Jay Brophy). Charles Bowser, an outside linebacker, has a sprained left ankle, and rookie Alex Moyer is on injured reserve.
Shula said a trade is still a possibility -- the Eagles` Jerry Robinson and ex-Jet Greg Buttle have been mentioned -- but said it was too late to get a player unfamiliar with the system into Sunday`s lineup. The name of former Dolphins linebacker Earnie Rhone also was brought up, but Shula discounted the need for another inside linebacker.
The linebacker Shula would most like to have is the player he`s most pessimistic about signing. Bob Brudzinski, a holdout since the start of training camp, received and rejected an offer from the team Tuesday.
``It looks like Brudzinski has decided not to be with us (this week),`` Shula said. ``At least that issue is resolved.
``And we aren`t expecting him anymore.``
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Quantum gravity is perhaps the most important open problem in fundamental physics. It is the problem of merging quantum mechanics and general relativity, the two great conceptual revolutions in the physics of the twentieth century. The loop and spinfoam approach, presented in this 2004 book, is one of the leading research programs in the field. The first part of the book discusses the reformulation of the basis of classical and quantum Hamiltonian physics required by general relativity. The second part covers the basic technical research directions. Appendices include a detailed history of the subject of quantum gravity, hard-to-find mathematical material, and a discussion of some philosophical issues raised by the subject. This fascinating text is ideal for graduate students entering the field, as well as researchers already working in quantum gravity. It will also appeal to philosophers and other scholars interested in the nature of space and time.
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600 Longs Peak Ave.
Longmont, CO 80501
Bin 46 Wine Bar + Restaurant
600 Longs Peak Ave.
Longmont, CO 80501
Watch your step during this street festival; you may accidentally tread on one of the dozens of chalk art masterpieces decorating the streets of Longmont. This street fair will showcase the work of more than 40 artists, including local muralists Bryce Widom and Mario Olvera. When you're not watching the temporary pieces come alive from start to finish, make the most of the community celebration with children's chalk art classes, live music and food trucks.
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Sep 30, 2017 from 10:00am-6:00pm with a Pop-up Dinner from 6:00pm-10:00pm
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Australia vs England 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights Today 4 Dec 2017
Watch latest Ashes 2017 highlights. AUS vs ENG highlights of the third day of second Test played at Adelaide on 4-12-17. England vs Australia Ashes highlights today. Shaun Marsh's defiance which resulted in his century, worked for Australia whose selectors were under criticism for opting March for Ashes 2017.
He proved his worth with superb batting to justify his inclusion in the squad. His unbeaten 126 runs helped his team to declare the innings at 442/8. It was Marsh' fifth Test century.
Australian selectors also took a bold decision when they chose Tim Paine for the team. This wicketkeeper batsman justified his selection by scoring a quick 57 runs. When he came to the crease, Australia were at 5 for 209 and England was ready for the kill. Paine released pressure from his team mates by playing aggressively. His early boundaries to English quicks created necessary space for Australians to make a big total.
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Both Paine and Marsh were given out lbw to Anderson by umpire Chris Gaffaney in quick succession, but on both occasions the batsmen reviewed and were reprieved by the ball-tracker showing the ball would have sailed over the top of the stumps. Paine batted on and brought up his fifty from his 91st delivery, before pulling a catch straight to Moeen Ali in the deep off Craig Overton.
It meant Paine had missed out on a chance to build just the second century of his first-class career – the first one having come 11 years ago – but he had done more than enough for the Australians, who were well on their way to a position of comfort. Starc pulled a catch off Broad for 6 but Marsh soon found another quality ally as Pat Cummins joined him for what became the biggest partnership of Australia's innings, a 99-run combination for the eighth wicket.


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Various Artists — 01482
A compilation of music by artists straight outta Hull. Released for Independent Label Week 2015. This release comes in a cardboard wallet, with a design inspired by the near-extinct White and Yellow Pages.
Digital copy available for free via Bandcamp.
Named after the city's dialling code, 01482 collects the very best of our label's recent output, with two tracks by each act on offer.
The compilation features Foolish Atoms, who are releasing their third album Earth and Ash on 9th November; La Bete Blooms (about to embark on a UK tour in support of their cassette double-A side singles Summer / Nothing Left But The Taste); My Pleasure, a favourite of BBC 6 Music after the release of his singles collection Your House Is Made of Nothing and You Are No One earlier this year; James Wood, the experimental multi-instrumentalist who conjures up thoughts of John Cale, Four Tet, Eric Dolphy, Neutral Milk Hotel and Ivor Cutler; and Matthew Hedley Stoppard & The Glass Delusion, with tracks from their live cassette displaying their unusual mix of spoken word and art-rock music, which were well-received by BBC 6 Music on release.
1. Foolish Atoms — The Harrowed North
2. Foolish Atoms — Start To Land
3. La Bête Blooms — Nothing Left But The Taste
4. La Bête Blooms — Everyday's The Same
5. My Pleasure — Haircuts
6. My Pleasure — Haunted House
7. James Wood — Can We Talk
8. James Wood — Doin' It For Jeff (Crooks & Claridge Remix)
9. Matthew Hedley Stoppard & The Glass Delusion — Exile (Live)
10. Matthew Hedley Stoppard & The Glass Delusion — Quite Contrary (Live)


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Editor's note: The following column originally appeared in the Washington Times and on WashingtonTimes.com.
Have you noticed that our war with the Islamic State, also called ISIS and ISIL, seems more like watching an episode of "America's Most Wanted"? Consider last week when we heard two legal-based law enforcement reactions to the problem of so-called American ISIS fighters.
On one hand, in an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes" we heard FBI Director James B. Comey tell the world that American ISIS fighters have every right to come back to the United States if they want to. "Ultimately, an American citizen, unless their passport is revoked, is entitled to come back … So someone who has fought with ISIL with an American passport and wants to come back, we will track them very carefully."
That's right. These people who traveled to Syria to join and support an army of psychopathic mass murderers, will simply be "tracked" once they get back on our soil.
The fact that we will allow them to return at all is bad enough (presuming we'll be killing them on the battlefield is apparently off the table), but why Mr. Comey wouldn't even commit to the American people that American ISIS fighters would at least be arrested the moment they step foot on our soil is inexplicable.
Compare this with the arrest last week of 19-year-old American Mohammed Hamzah Khan, who was arrested at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport before he could board his flight to Istanbul. Mr. Khan left notes for his parents making it quite clear he was running away from home not to join the circus, but to join the Islamic State. He is accused of attempting to provide material support for a terrorist organization, and will be adjudicated through criminal court.
So let's see if we have this straight: If you have already been to Syria, joined up with the Islamist terrorist group, have been trained by psychopathic mass murderers to be just like them, likely killed innocent people yourself, and have returned to the United States with a plan to continue the jihadist orgy of head-chopping here at home, you'll be "tracked very carefully."
But if you write a note to your parents telling them you're going to join the Islamic State and buy a ticket to Istanbul, you'll be arrested at the airport and charged with something that could get you 15 years in prison.
I'd like both people to face military justice.
Crazy, I know.
For any American maniac who thinks it's a good idea to become part of an army of terrorists and actually pulls it off, his justice should be found on the wrong end of a Tomahawk missile. After all, anyone disturbed enough to join Al Qaeda deserves to be introduced, by us, to Allah on the battlefield.
Ultimately, though, we must ensure there will be no "American ISIS" fighters. The moment anyone leaves this nation to hook up with Al Qaeda 2.0 is also the moment they've clearly rejected their American citizenship.
Besides assuring us ISIS terrorists with American passports would simply be tracked here at home, Mr. Comey also told CBS' Scott Pelley that he thought there are a "dozen or so" Americans fighting with the Islamic State, and that the FBI knows exactly who they are.
Or maybe not. Just a few days after Mr. Comey's comments, the FBI put out an alert asking for the public's help in identifying a masked ISIS terrorist whom they describe as English-speaking with a North American accent. Seen in a 55-minute video released by the terrorists last month, this possible American is seen making his victims dig their own graves after which he and a few others are then seen shooting their helpless victims.
I suppose it's a good thing the FBI is asking for the public's assistance in identifying those who are committing crimes against humanity. Here's the problem, though — President Obama's team is approaching the war against the Islamic State as though it were an episode of "America's Most Wanted."
Whether it's "tracking" terrorists returning to the United States or arresting those who want to travel to join the terrorist army, we're seeing the dangerous shortcomings when law enforcement is in charge and treats war as though it were as banal as the hunt for a few odd criminals.
This revelation about the FBI and the increasing profile of Mr. Comey tells us something else: The military is actually not in charge, and it's law enforcement leading what the president himself has called a "war."
No matter how good he was as the first director of the FBI, would you have wanted generals such as Douglas MacArthur, George Patton and Dwight Eisenhower replaced by J. Edgar Hoover? Don't look now, but it seems we've had Gen. David H. Petraeus and Gen. Stanley McChrystal replaced with Eric Holder Jr. and James B. Comey.
If we were annihilating the enemy, the Islamic State wouldn't still be around inspiring the disturbed and disaffected, nor would the enemy be "coming home."
The last time I checked, in the 1950s after winning World War II we didn't have fascists around the world rushing into Germany or Japan to "join the fight."
Why? Because there was no fight to join — everyone who started that worldwide conflagration was either dead or in hiding.
War is not a job for lawyers or law enforcement. It's the job of the military.
As Winston Churchill is commonly credited with saying, "We sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm."
Tammy Bruce is a radio talk-show host, New York Times best-selling author and Fox News political contributor.


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The hunt:
I had just jumped from Hevrice to Jov, when I saw an Ishkur sitting on the Jov side of the gate. Not a flashy pilot, I could not engage her without triggering the gate guns. Thinking for a moment, I elected to do nothing - I just sat there, unmoving, and let my cloak expire.
Shortly after becoming visible, the Ishkur decided to come over and take a look. She targeted me and launched drones, but did not immediately engage; perhaps she was switching ammo types. After a few seconds of no action, she decided to engage me and opened fire.
I immediately turned on all my mods, including the armor repair system; baiting the Ishkur had essentially required the sacrifice of my shields, as my lack of transversal meant she was hitting for max damage with everything.
Knowing that blasters suffered from short range, I tried to open my orbit, but the Ishkur pilot had the range control, and I struggled to get out of her blaster's optimal. Seeing that we were very evenly matched, I overheated my repair system and my rockets, trying to catch up in the damage race. I briefly considered going after her drones, but killing them efficiently would demand my web, and then the Ishkur could just disengage. Equally, I would need to switch out the Rage rockets I had loaded, which would give her even more of a head start on the damage race.
At some point, the Ishkur decided that things were getting a little too close for comfort, and decided to use her range dictation to try and escape. I did not notice at first, because I had been trying to open my orbit, and I assumed that I had finally succeeded. As the distance between us continued to increase, however, I recognized the escape attempt for what it was.
Hitting "approach", I overheated my scram, web and afterburner. Unfortunately, I needed to kill the overheat on my repair system to stop it burning out, but I was only taking drone damage at the moment, so I had some breathing space. With my afterburners overheated, the Ishkur's speed advantage was reduced to a few m/s. Still, she had managed to put nearly 10km between us - my align time is not that great, so even though I noticed the escape before then, coming about gave her another second or two to run - and she was within striking distance of safety.
Worse, my dps had dropped to zero because she had out ranged my Rage rockets. While the same was true of her blasters, her drones kept me from repping back up to full armor. While her active tank was nowhere near as strong as mine, she had no damage holding her back. She must have been having cap issues, though, because she did not repair as much as I feared she would.
At some point in our slow motion race, the tide turned. Perhaps she needed to kill the overheat on her afterburner to avoid burnout. Perhaps she missed an afterburner cycle when her repair system capped her out. Whatever it was, I began closing the distance again.
As soon as I could, I killed the overheat on my point and web - both were near burnout, and I could not afford to lose them. My launchers had also almost reached critical, despite the break I had given them while the Ishkur was out of range. I could not afford to overheat them again, so I simply opened fire once I thought I could start landing hits.
At this point, the Ishkur was at about 25% shields, 50% armor, and 90% structure. My armor had been holding at about 50%, but I was now taking damage from the blasters again. Having not considered the matter during our chase, I found myself needing to reload, giving the Ishkur further respite.
After an agonizing 10 seconds, I opened fire again, stripping away sheilds and eating into armor. At some point, I had been joined on the gate by Nalanthii in a Rupture, who offered me assistance. We both knew this was simply a gesture; he would have managed to land only a few hits before being forced to warp off by the gate guns.
As the Ishkur hit about 25% armor, the overheat from my afterburners burned out my web; what little range control I had was now gone. Risking everything, I threw my launchers back onto overheat, trying to destroy the Ishkur before she escaped.
Finishing her armor, I started into structure, gritting my teeth at the obscene amount of hull built into Gallente ships. As I chewed away at her last remaining tank, I lost both my afterburner and my point; my mids had burned out completely, and she was now free to warp away.
She kept trying to pull range, though, oblivious to the fact that my point had dropped. Somehow, my launchers kept firing, despite the overheat running up and down my hull. The distance continued to grow, and soon the Ishkur would hit warp range. One last volley sealed her fate, however, and the Ishkur exploded!
2011.08.23 19:03:00
Victim: Zeleka
Corp: The Last Watch
Alliance: NONE
Faction: NONE
Destroyed: Ishkur
System: Jovainnon
Security: 0.3
Damage Taken: 4084
Involved parties:
Name: Taurean Eltanin (laid the final blow)
Security: -10.0
Corp: The Tuskers
Alliance: NONE
Faction: NONE
Ship: Vengeance
Weapon: Caldari Navy Phalanx Rocket
Damage Done: 4084
Destroyed items:
Damage Control II
Warp Disruptor II
Null S, Qty: 126
Small Semiconductor Memory Cell I, Qty: 2
1MN Afterburner II
Light Ion Blaster II, Qty: 2
Nanite Repair Paste, Qty: 21 (Cargo)
Antimatter Charge S, Qty: 59 (Cargo)
Salvager I (Cargo)
Hornet EC-300, Qty: 2 (Drone Bay)
Hobgoblin II, Qty: 2 (Drone Bay)
Warrior II (Drone Bay)
Dropped items:
Small Nosferatu II
Null S, Qty: 63
X5 Prototype I Engine Enervator
N-Type Reactive Membrane I
Small Armor Repairer II
Light Ion Blaster II
Caldari Navy Antimatter Charge S, Qty: 877 (Cargo)
Null S, Qty: 1508 (Cargo)
Analyzer I (Cargo)
Hornet EC-300, Qty: 2 (Drone Bay)
Hobgoblin II, Qty: 2 (Drone Bay)
Dropping a weary "gf" in local, I watched her warp her pod out. I couldn't have stopped her even if I had wanted to. Instead, I slow-boated over to her wreck to scoop the loot. Nalanthii then salvaged the wreck for me.
A very, very, intense fight. Absolutely awesome.
Overheat tends not to play a big role in my fights. I largely try and permatank damage while grinding down my opponent. This does not lean heavily on Thermodynamics, which is why I only have it at level III. After this fight, however, I took a break from training Warhead Upgrades V and put Thermodynamics IV in the queue.
I'm largely happy with how this fight went, and my tactics and responses. I obviously missed a trick by not reloading while she was out of range, and I got lucky in the last few seconds of the fight, when the Ishkur could simply have warped away.
The Ishkur's range control also underscores the need for me to max out my nav and range skills soon - they are already all at IV, but that last, final level in each skill will make a huge difference. Warhead Upgrades V is my last dps skill, and that should finish up in a week or two. From there, it's all navigation and range.
I also need to take another look at my fit; I have perfect cap skills now, which means I can drop the Capacitor Control Circuit if I want to. While it did allow me to run my overheat while being cap stable (which is not the case if I drop the CCC) an extra 10% damage would have been a huge help here.
Finally, I should try and sneak Salvaging IV into my training; I made more off the salvage than I did off the dropped mods, and I am currently unable to salvage T2 ships. Food for thought.


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NCC has signed an agreement to sell the fourth phase of the office project Plaza Business Park in Vantaa, close to Helsinki. The buyer is Finnish Fennica Toimitilat. The transaction is conducted as a sale of a company with an underlying property value of SEK 154 million. The sale will generate a positive impact on earnings during the first quarter 2014.
This property acquisition contributes to the development our portfolio towards the targeted yield and spread. The location is excellent, the space arrangements create modifiability, and the cost formation of the new building is predictable, says Timo Rantala, property investment director, Fennia Varainhoito.
The project, the Tuike building, is the fourth phase of Plaza Business Park and comprises of 5,200 sqm of leasable office space as well as 162 parking rights. It was completed in May 2013 and the current letting ratio amounts to 82 percent. Payment of the purchase price and transfer of ownership will take place in the end of January 2014. NCC is responsible for leasing the remaining vacant space for three years. The area has excellent communications as it is adjoining Ring Road III and the Helsinki-Vantaa airport is within easy reach.
NCCs goal has been to minimize the projects environmental impact and the project is aiming for the level Very Good according to the BREEAM environmental certification system.
The Plaza Business Park projects have been successful with their sustainable profile and excellent location. Finland is an important market for us, and we have the ambition to strengthen our leading position as a property developer, says Carola Lavén, Business Area Manager, NCC Property Development.
The sale will have a positive impact on earnings for the first quarter in 2014 and will be recognized in profit in the NCC Property Development business area.
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Dr. Kathleen Mojas is a licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years experience working with mind-body stress issues, relationships, trauma, depression, anxiety and addictive or compulsive behaviors.
At Optimize Health Center we focus on the cause of your condition. Some of our patients have a metabolic condition that is aggravated by an altered stress response form the body. We focus on the causes of stress and attempt to regulate the metabolic reactions that are associated with the mechanism. This requires looking at the chemical aspects of stress like toxicity, intolerances, and pathogens. We look at physical causes of stress from damage to the tissues on a cellular level from injury, cortisol (stress hormone from the adrenal glands) imbalances, and poor life habits. Most importantly we look at the emotional aspect of stress and how it can truly hold a patient back from the healing process.
Dr. Mojas is trained in several cutting edge trauma/stress processing techniques, such as EMDR, EFT and Somatic Experiencing. All of these therapies are based on how to tap into the minds innate healing abilities. EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) has been clinically validated by 100's of scientific studies as one of the most effective and efficient trauma healing techniques. EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) has become a highly valued method preferred by thousands of health care practitioners in over 17 countries. EFT is an easy to learn tool that anyone can use to achieve noticeable improvement in symptoms. Somatic Experiencing is a body awareness approach to healing that was developed by Dr. Peter Levine as a result of over 40 years of research and observation.
All of these therapies are based on the understanding that human beings have an innate ability to overcome the effects of trauma and the stress it causes to the body. Over time unresolved trauma, limiting beliefs, resentments and stuck thought patterns cause dysregulation and dis-ease in the body. The goal is to not only heal the traumatic symptoms and suffering but to restore a sense of wholeness and well being.
Dr. Mojas studied for many years with Dr. Daniel Siegel, author of the internationally acclaimed book, "The Developing Mind," and a pioneer on neurobiology and attachment at UCLA. The foundation of Dr. Mojas' approach to healing is based on the importance of how our early relationships develop a blueprint for intimacy in our adult relationships as well as our ability to cope with stress and traumatic events throughout our lifespan. The focus of her therapy is aimed at reprocessing traumatic events while increasing the sense of secure attachment and connection to others that can help re-build the kind of self regulation skills that increase resilience and healthy coping strategies.
Dr. Mojas has presented workshops on these subjects and appeared on numerous national talk and news shows. In addition, she has contributed articles and quotes to over 25 publications ranging from Parenting Magazine, the Los Angeles Times and the Journal of couples Therapy.
We use our team approach to identify the underlying cause of the altered stress pattern that starts in the hypothalamus of the brain connecting to the pituitary gland and finally on to the adrenal glands to release the damaging stress hormone cortisol. This hormone causes inflammation over the entire body, prevents us from sleeping through the night, and makes it very hard to get rid of those extra pounds no matter how hard we workout. We are proud to have Dr. Kathleen Mojas as part of our team with at Optimize Health Center and look forward to helping more patients reach "Elevated Health Solutions".


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SOURCE: OncBioMune Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
October 07, 2016 08:00 ET
Significant Progress Continues Toward Achieving Key Milestones
BATON ROUGE, LA--(Marketwired - October 07, 2016) - OncBioMune Pharmaceuticals Inc. (OTCQB: OBMP) ("OncBioMune" or the "Company"), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company engaged in the development of novel cancer products and a proprietary vaccine technology, is pleased to provide shareholders an update today advising on current activities and refreshing its corporate strategy for Q4 2016.
"As represented in our most recent corporate press releases, the company is actively pursuing long-term growth through strategic acquisitions and the advancement of our ongoing clinical trials," stated OncBioMune CEO, Dr. Jonathan Head, adding, "We are pleased and proud to provide shareholders a timely update highlighting our progress and expectations."
Clinical Trials
Progress continues as (16) patients are now currently enrolled in the Phase 1a trial, (15) of whom have received at least one vaccine, (14) of whom have received all mandated vaccines. None of the patients that have received the vaccine on any level have experienced a dose limiting adverse event (DLAE).
Based on the positive preliminary data the Company has commenced with a significantly larger Phase 2/3 trial of ProscaVax through a previously reported Joint Venture with Vitel Laboratorios S.A. de C.V. in Mexico, a key acquisition target with which the company continues its discussions.
Additionally, the Company's CRO partner Theradex Oncology is currently reviewing the protocol for its trial of ProscaVax in early-stage prostate cancer patients in the "active surveillance" stage of disease to be initiated at Harvard University early next year.
With a strong safety profile now established for ProscaVax and no serious adverse events reported, the Company believes they have further validated prior research in hundreds of patients showing minimal toxicity of the Company's vaccine technology.
As previously disclosed the Company has entered a shareholder's agreement on August 19th, 2016 with Vitel Laboratorios S.A. de C.V. ("Vitel") to acquire the Mexico-based pharmaceutical company which develops and commercializes high specialty drugs in Mexico and other Latin American countries.
Vitel is revenue positive with a drug portfolio consisting of (12) drug candidates licensed for the Mexican market. The purpose of the potential acquisition would be to develop and commercialize the ProscaVax vaccine technology and cancer technologies in Mexico, Central and Latin America ("MALA").
Additional strategic acquisitions are currently being reviewed by the Company as it continues its focus on expanding its drug portfolio and building long-term shareholder value.
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OncBioMune Pharmaceuticals is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company engaged in the development of novel cancer immunotherapy products, with a proprietary Vaccine Technology that is designed to stimulate the immune system to attack its own cancer while not hurting the patient. Our lead product, ProscaVax® is scheduled to commence a Phase 2 clinical study in 2016. OncBioMune also has a portfolio of targeted therapies, some of which are biosimilars to blockbuster drugs. OncBioMune is headquartered in Baton Rouge, LA.
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Cotswold Barn Wedding Venues
As a Cotswold and Gloucestershire Wedding Photographer I'm very spoilt when it comes to the many stunning Cotswold Wedding Barn's and Gloucestershire Manor House Hotel wedding venues. There are so many to choose from, each with it's own amazing scenery, charms, services and eclectic decor. I've been very lucky to of been invited to photograph many of the these weddings barn venues and old rectory hotels it would take forever to list all them in this post. So I've decided to write-up some my favourite Cotswold Wedding Barns and Gloucestershire Wedding Hotels and let you know why I think they're so great!
If you want more information on these Gloucestershire based venues or some examples of more of my photography from these locations then feel free to send me an email.
Top Cotswold Wedding Barn Venues
Best Contemporary Barn Great Tythe Barn Tetbury
Best Outdoor Location Kingscote Barn Gloucestershire
Best Rustic Barn Postlip Barn Winchcombe
Best Church Location Stanway Barn Gloucestershire
The Great Tythe Barn Tetbury
If you're looking for an up to date contemporary wedding barn, don't look any further than The Great Tythe Barn in Tetbury.
The Great Tythe Barn is one of the best wedding venues in Gloucestershire. They describes themselves as 'rustic, charming and filled with seemingly never-ending period features'. From the great barn itself to the onsite manor house and surrounding cottages it's the perfect location for a Cotswold wedding celebration.
The barn can seat up to 200 guests for your wedding breakfast, there are a number of onsite features such as gardens, out areas and near-by fields for secluded and intimate couples shots.
Kingscote Barn Gloucestershire
Kingscote Barn in Gloucestershire is situated in one of the most stunning back drops right in the middle of Tetbury in Gloucestershire. This beautiful wedding venue is hidden far away from the busy town's and cities. Offering you a truly private and intimate wedding experience in a Cotswold barn full of charm and character.
Kingscote Barn has all the amenities required to cater for a full day long wedding, but where this venue really excels is through the stunning scenery and surrounding countryside. Allowing you and your partner to have the most amazing couple shots that look like they're straight out of magazine photoshoot.
Up to 130 guests can be seated on the ground floor for your wedding breakfast, increasing to 150 with the use of the mezzanine. Long and round tables are provided to offer many different seating arrangements.
Sapperton Hall Gloucestershire
Sapperton Hall in Gloucestershire is not technically a Cotswold Barn Wedding venue, but it is a beautiful venue situated in middle of rustic Gloucestershire village. This village hall presents a well maintained hall and side rooms allowing to cater for a full wedding. It's also surrounded by some of the most stunning views and allowed me to take some of the best wedding photographs of my career!
The hall itself is offered to the wedding party the day before the wedding, allowing you to fully decorate and personalise the hall for your wedding day. "To ensure you have absolute control and peace of mind for your big day we have created a special wedding package giving you access to the hall. The Wedding package price of £450 includes the hall availability from 9.00am Friday to 6.00pm the following Sunday. Or three full days if in the week."
Stanway Barn at Stanway House and Fountain
Stanway Barn is one of the most iconic Cotswold Barn Wedding Venues, Stanway Barns was an real tithe barn which is situated next to cosy local the church in Stanway, Gloucestershire. The Barn itself was built about 1370 which gives it a true rustic barn feel for an authentic Cotswold Barn.
Stanway Barn is situated in the ground of Stanway house and Fountain. The wedding venue will allow the 30ft fountain to be turned on during the groups and couples shots which makes for an amazing backdrop to the outdoor group shots. The house itself offers some beautiful backdrops for couples shots and transition shot between the church and Barn.


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Interrupt Violence gets Motorola Mobility Funding
June 28, 2012 3:11 pm
Interrupt Violence, Kartemquin's transmedia extension of The Interrupters, has been awarded a 2012 Empowerment Grant of $15,000 from Motorola Mobility.
These grants are awarded to non-profit organizations to leverage mobile technology and applications to help build stronger communities. The goal of Interrupt Violence is to create a communal, interactive experience around the issues depcited in The Interrupters. The site will engage students with case studies about violence, provide a map of community resources and allow community members to share oral histories about their friends and family who are victims to violence through a "Living Shrine."
"We're excited to help users commemorate loved ones, learn from inspiring stories, and access community resources through interruptviolence.com. We're working with civic leaders, educators, and some high-profile individuals as well as our regular documentary and technology partners who will bring the website to their audiences when it launches this fall,"
said Interrupt Violence Interactive Project Manager Andrew Suprenant.
"However, our target audience is largely composed of young people in neighborhoods deeply affected by violence who increasingly use mobile devices to access and create online content. We're still brainstorming, but we're thrilled to be able to explore ways they can share stories, create and interact with living tributes, and perhaps map resources to bring the project impact away from computer screens and into their physical world."
Interrupt Violence is is supported by Kartemquin, Tribeca Film Institute New Media Fund, ITVS - Independent Television Service, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Ford Foundation, and Mozilla. The site's design is produced by Kountterattack. More on Interrupt Violence.
42 non-profits received Empowerment Grants to engage in a wide variety of outreach activities, ranging from technology-literacy education and app boot camps to collecting data for research projects to peer mentoring for students through the use of technology.
"The Empowerment Grants program allows organizations to infuse technology into their communities," said Eileen Sweeney, director of the Motorola Mobility Foundation. "On behalf of Motorola Mobility, I'd like to sincerely congratulate this year's exceptional and inspiring group of grantees." See a full list of 2012 Motorola Mobility Empowerment grantees.
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How Social Media Is Revolutionizing the Flailing Movie Tracking Industry
A dismal summer for box-office tracking — with estimates for big studio films like "The Great Gatsby," "World War Z" and "The Wolverine" falling badly off the mark — has caused a mounting sense in the industry that movie tracking is in dire need of an overhaul.
Enter social media.
More than two decades after National Research Group first revolutionized the prediction game, a new player is poised to step up to the plate.
And it's not just a matter of all those "likes," "shares" and retweets, which don't necessarily translate into actual ticket sales.
Several market-research firms are shaking up the way they track how potential moviegoers respond to upcoming films.
And it's happening just in the nick of time.
Also read: Online Movie Chat Translates to Ticket Buying in Big Way, Survey Finds
"We're going to look back on this as the summer that traditional tracking died," BoxOffice.com editor-in-chief Phil Contrino told TheWrap. (It's worth noting that Contrino has a horse in the race, as his company puts out a daily report on social-media activity surrounding soon-to-be released movies.)
Of course, tweets and other forms of online interaction come with certain caveats.
While it's true that the snide remarks on social media in the lead-up to "Lone Ranger" led some box-office analysts to alter their predictions downward, other films — especially genre products like "Pacific Rim" — generated massive enthusiasm from the Twitter set without attracting comparable crowds.
Also read: 'Pacific Rim' Proves You Can't Take Fanboy Buzz to the Box-Office Bank
But that is changing. In 2009, roughly 33 percent of adults age 35 to 54 were using social networking to find information. Today, that number has climbed to 51 percent, according to Kristen Simmons, senior vice president of Worldwide Motion Picture Group.
Worldwide Motion Picture Group is one of the companies overhauling its tracker. Its approach is two-fold: It will soon begin monitoring social networks 24 weeks before a film hits theaters, instead of a month in advance, as many firms do.
It's also sharpening questions it asks in surveys and focus groups so it can find a deeper correlation between when moviegoers say they intend to see a film and how much that manifests itself in actual ticket-buying.
Also read: The Summer's 6 Biggest Payoffs – and 5 Biggest Bombs
Silicon Valley is eager to prove it can help. Google, for example, released a study last June that found that searches for movies — and especially trailers — can help predict box-office performance with 94 percent accuracy.
Other relatively new players are embracing social media even more aggressively.
Marketing firms Penn Schoen Berland, which runs the tracking service Reel Pulse, and Fizziology gather much of their data from social media, then analyze it using many of the same processes traditional trackers do to make their projections.
Also read: 'The Purge' Surges on Social Media Ahead of Friday Debut
Fizziology says it already has tracked more than 500 films since launching in 2009, mixing up the volume of social-media discussions while also taking into account factors like the time of year a film debuts, the number of screens it will show on and the competition it will face.
"Any movie can look great or horrible in isolation; it's who you are lining up against that matters," Ben Carlson, co-creator of Fizziology, told TheWrap. "You have to make adjustment for context."
He also believes it's critical to capture information about more niche films, as well as the younger-oriented blockbusters. "While it's true that more mature-skewing films don't get the same amount of social-media activity, there is still plenty to be drawn from what is there," Carlson said.
Also read: Google Says Search, Ad Data Predict Box-Office Performance
Reel Pulse offers tracking eight weeks before the release of a film, believing that critical signs coming that early don't require a lot of analysis. A teaser trailer for "Despicable Me 2" in March of 2012, for example, generated more than 60 million views. That animated film went on to become the most profitable in Universal's history when it opened on July 3.
Penn Schoen Berland also believes there's more for studios to learn in social media than just what's box-office bait. "It's a tactical tool that can allow studios to improve your marketing campaign in real time,"Jon Penn, president of media and entertainment at Penn Schoen Berland, told TheWrap.
The only stumbling block may be the rapid pace of change.
"Something that works in February may not in March," Kris Longfield, director of fanthropology at the now-defunct Cimarron Group, added. "Because the evolution is happening so fast, that there's no such thing as a stable algorithm."
For the record: An earlier version of this story misidentified Jon Penn as president of Reel Pulse instead of Penn Schoen Berland.


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Extended Care is a morning and after-school program for students in all grades, as space permits. It is designed to meet the needs of families who desire before and after-school care and activities for their children. Each afternoon, students enjoy a daily snack, crafts, enrichment activities and supervised recreation.
Extended Care begins at 7:00 a.m. until school begins and from school dismissal time until 5:30pm. The program is conducted every school day. On days when school is dismissed at 12:50 p.m., Extended Care continues until 5:30 p.m.
Extended Care is billed on a marking period (9 weeks per marking period) basis. Once a child is enrolled, payments are made whether the child attends or not. If a student attends part of marking period, charges will be pro-rated in the same way tuition is pro-rated. Payments may be made with the regular school tuition on a monthly basis.
Additional children from the same household will be charged at half the first child rate.
Late Pick Up Fees - A $5.00 late charge (for every 5 minutes late) will be added to an account each time a child is picked up after 5:30 pm.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 32303
Installer hangs after aic7xxx; mounting IDE device
Last modified: 2007-04-18 12:32:16 EDT
During install of RH 7.1 RC2 on an IBM Netfinity 3500 M20 (Adaptec 7892),
after probing and finding the aicxxx module, system hangs.
ALT-F3 installation message log screen displays message regarding
trying to mount /dev/hda at time of hang.
The only IDE device is the CD-ROM.
RH 7.1 Beta 2 did not exhibit this problem. Bug reproduced on RC1.
Similar problem on IBM Netfinity 7000 M10.
If you hit ALT-SysRQ-P and ALT-SysRQ-T what output do you get?
On the Netfinity 3500 M20, the LG 8400-B CD-ROM is the primary master.
I tried a boot disk install, expert install, and text dd install with the drivers disk with RH7.1 QA0319 -- all of which failed.
I tried two different systems of the same hardware -- same results so I do not think it is a case of a bad CD ROM.
I replaced the CD-ROM with a Sony CDU701-F3 (still primary master) and had no problems installing.
Perhaps the CD-ROM support in anaconda broke after Beta 2?
Matt please look into.
does this machine have a serverworks chipset?
The Netfinity 3500 M20 has the Reliance/Serverworks RCC-1B6566-P03 chipset.
Fixed in QA0327.2
2.4.2-0.1.40smp kernel installed successfully.


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Bathroom and Kitchen Remodeling - The Power of Knowledge and Choice
Per square foot, bathrooms are the most expensive areas in the home, followed by kitchens. Unnecessary problems can arise because homeowners don't know that they have options. They may think that they need to hire an architect, especially if their renovation includes structural changes. Or they may call a contractor, or a full-service remodeling company, because they don't know that there are professional bathroom and kitchen designers who can help them. The homeowners' needs and budget ultimately determine who they should hire. It's very important for them to know what their choices are, and how to make an informed decision about the right person for their project. There are great resources for homeowners to use, to find a bathroom or kitchen designer. The easiest is a search engine lookup for bathroom (or kitchen) designer, professional bathroom (or kitchen) designer, certified bathroom (or kitchen) designer, bathroom remodeling or kitchen remodeling. Another great resource is local plumbing showrooms, who will probably give the names of two or more qualified bathroom-kitchen design specialists. The best resource is the National Kitchen and Bath Association, http://www.nkba.org (consumers, kitchen and bath tools, find a professional).
In the initial phone conversation, the homeowner should ask the following questions:
• How long have you been in business?
• How did you become a bath-kitchen designer?
• What percentage of your business is bathroom design?
• Have you completed projects in my neighborhood (or area)?
• Do you recommend products?
• Do you sell products?
• What do you do to help your clients stay within their budget?
• Can you recommend contractors?
• Do you prepare your own plans?
• Are your plans drawn by CAD, or by hand?
• What do you do if there are structural changes?
• How do you work?
• How do you get compensated?
• How much do you charge for the first appointment?
• How many clients do you work with at a time?
• How many clients are you working with now?
• Do you have a website?
If the answers are positive, then a face-to-face meeting can be scheduled. The homeowner should remind the designer to bring their portfolio and plans from another project. During the initial meeting, the homeowner should request a list of references, and call everyone on the list. Those phone calls can be scripted, i.e., "Hello, my name is ______. I'm calling to ask you a few questions about ______, if this is a convenient time."
These are appropriate questions:
• When did you do your project?
• Was it close to your target budget?
• If you were doing the same project now, what would you change?
On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest:
• How would you rate the design services?
• How would you rate communication with the designer?
• How would you rate the designer's reliability?
• How would you rate the plans and details?
Getting answers to all of the questions will give homeowners the power to make an informed decision about who they should hire, but there is one aspect to hiring a professional that is often overlooked: compatibility, which increases the probability for good communication and trust. There are no absolute guarantees, but asking questions improves the likelihood of better results.
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We can't complain about not having options when it comes to remodeling. I love the interior design trends of today because they offer infinite possibilities to find the perfect design that fits your style. I got this kind of support from my last Tucson restoration contractor and you are right, information does make the difference.
By the end of the month, you will be able to find designers and contractors that are part of the HomePros community via our searchable directory. Homeowners will be able to view current and graphically enhanced profiles providing services, reviews, design portfolios and more.
Thanks for the great piece Diane!


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I took this photo about three and a half years ago, July 20th 2012 at only the second wedding I'd ever shot. It's one of countless images from that day that are still in my portfolio, and still get most of the positive comments from people. This image in particular is still the one on the back of my business card, the photo that has always made me feel like I was putting my best foot forward, showing potential wedding clients what could be possible on their special day, to help earn their trust and build their confidence in me.
So yeah, the image turned out great, technically I couldn't have hoped for more, and I've taken many similar since, but the key to why this image grabs everyone's attention over others is the couple, Holly and Martyn Bullar. I hear "that's the photo we love"…. "they look amazing", "She's stunning", "the Bride looks incredible" and many other words along that line every time I turn to the page of my portfolio with this photo on it. Holly had so many ideas on the day, set ups she wanted to try and we had such an amazing time fooling around and being creative. As serious as they look in this image, there are countless others where they're pulling silly face's to the camera, or just laughing their heads off.
I've known Holly and Martyn since school and they were one of the first couples to put their trust in me to photograph their wedding, and they didn't have to. I'd only really shot one wedding before theirs, which went well, but I had very little in the way of portfolio to prove to them I could do the job without fail, because if there's one person you want to be on point and to not mess up, it's your Wedding Photographer, no second chances in the Church. 26 weddings later, I'm happy to say photographing weddings is a huge side of my job which I enjoy immensely, as well as helps me survive financially on a tough self employed path, and I only have to hand potential clients my business card with this image of Holly and Martyn on the back to make them take notice and want to learn more.
I was informed Thursday evening of the tragic news that Holly had passed away. My thoughts are with Martyn, and with both their families and friends at this terrible time. Holly was always the life of the party, so full of energy and her positive attitude was pasted on to anyone she came in contact with. It was always great bumping into the two of them as guests at their friends weddings I was photographing, and we always took fun shots and had a laugh remembering their wedding day.
I feel so lucky to have known her, shared some fun times and I owe her so much for trusting me back in 2012 to photograph her wedding day. If Holly and Martyn hadn't have given me that opportunity, making wedding photography part of my profession would have taken far, far longer, if it would have happened at all, and I'm eternally grateful to them both. The images we captured that day, from Holly's hair and make up in the morning, all the way through to the evening reception, including one of the most amazing first dance routines I've ever experienced (Holly being an incredible Ballroom Dancer), all hold a special place in my heart and head, and touch everyone I share them with.
Holly, you will be sorely missed, it was a privilege and and honour to photograph your special day, and meant even more to have you as a friend. Thank you.
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Lapsing of Moore's Law opens up opportunity in chip design
As the trend famously codified by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore -- that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit would double every two years -- seems to be flagging, one top engineer suggests that it is time to rethink chip design to buy performance increases.
Instead of just focusing on reducing chip size and cranking up processor speeds, engineers need to look at making tweaks or possibly even change fundamental microprocessor architecture to ensure chips are faster and cheaper to produce, said Robert Colwell, director of the microsystems technology office at DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), in a talk on Monday at the Hot Chips conference in Stanford, California.
Colwell dismissed arguments that Moore's Law will continue to hold, and said engineers should give serious thought to the design and economics of chip making.
"I pick 2020 as the earliest ... when we can call it dead. That's only seven years away," Colwell said. "I'm thinking 7-nanometers. You can talk me into 2022, you might be able to even talk me into 1-nanometer. But you're not going to into 1-nanometer... I think physics dictates against that."
There have been different interpretations of Moore's Law, with the most common one being that the number of transistors on a chip will double every two years, which will make chips faster. But Colwell tried to clarify the definition, saying that in 1965 Intel's Gordon Moore focused more on the economics related to cost-per-transistor, which would drop with scaling.
"What it really is ... if you're going to integrate a lot of components on a chip, there's an optimal place on that curve where you should do that. You can go beyond the optimal point, but it will cost you in terms of price per component," Colwell said, adding there's a sweet spot where maximum profit can be eked out assuming sales are relative to the number of chips made.
It is true that beyond a certain geometry it will hard to make chips smaller, but Colwell said economics, and not physics, would ultimately end Moore's Law. The day chip makers can't get return on the billions invested in making chips smaller is the day Moore's Law will break. Instead of waiting for chip economics to crash, innovation should start now.
Chips now have billions of transistors, and the ability to push clock speed and performance will reached its limit, and after silicon engine stalls, small tricks and incremental tweaks like power gating and turbo will happen for a short time to improve chips. But chip designers should start early, and an effort like changing fundamental chip design could help before and after Moore's Law ends.
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's date diary is choc-a-block for next month. She begins promotions of her film, Sarbjit.
Around the same time, she takes off for the Cannes festival where the film premieres, and also where she will honour her brand endorsement deals.
Then there is the shoot of her other film, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. Add to that, taking care of an ailing hubby Abhishek Bachchan, who is bedridden due to a slip disc and her daughter Aaradhya, who is on a summer break from school.
Phew, balancing home and work is tough for superstars too.


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text: BOSTON, Mass., USA: "Navigating Our Future" is the theme of the 2016 Yankee Dental Congress, which bills itself as New England's largest dental meeting. The event will be held from Jan. 27 to 31 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Yankee is the fifth largest dental meeting in the country and is sponsored by the Massachusetts Dental Society (MDS) in cooperation with the dental associations of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.


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Executive Moves
Tom Gorke
Tom Gorke, 39, was promoted to Executive Vice President, Sales and Business Development, Content Distribution, Viacom Media Networks. He previously held the position of Senior Vice President of Content Distribution and Marketing for Viacom Media Networks.
|Job Title
|Executive Vice President, Sales and Business Development, Content Distribution, Viacom Media Networks
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|February 6, 2015
|Newly Created Position?
|Job Function
|Corporate Mgmt - Chrmn, CEO, CFO, Owner, Pres, VP, Other Exec
|Job Description
|In his role, Tom Gorke will lead sales and new business efforts for all linear and digital distribution partnerships across BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Logo, Spike TV, TV Land and VH1, as well as Viacom�s joint venture EPIX.
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|Viacom is home to premier global media brands that create compelling television programs, motion pictures, short-form video, apps, games, consumer products, social media and other entertainment content for audiences in more than 165 countries and territories. Viacom's media networks, including MTV, VH1, CMT, Logo, BET, CENTRIC, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., TeenNick, Nicktoons, Nick at Nite, Comedy Central, TV Land, SPIKE, Channel 5 (UK), Tr3s, Paramount Channel and VIVA, reach a cumulative 3.2 billion television subscribers worldwide. Paramount Pictures, America's oldest film studio, is a major global producer and distributor of filmed entertainment.
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Kate Middleton's Gorgeous Curls In Bright Pink Coat
Flawless, as usual! Kate looked pretty in pink as she visited the Stephen Lawrence Centre in London, England on March 27. Get her stunning beauty look below!
Alongside husband Prince William, Kate Middleton, 33, was absolutely glowing with pretty pink makeup and long, luscious curls in her hair. The pregnant Duchess is giving birth soon — does her pink coat mean she's having a girl?
Kate Middleton's Hair In Pink Coat — Stunning Curls
Kate's dark hair looked absolutely amazing against her bright pink Mulberry coat. Kate actually wore that same coat while visiting New York in December.
To get curls like Kate, pick up the Kiss Instawave. I was born with straight hair and I have a hard time using a traditional iron. This makes curls and waves super easy. Just weave a piece of hair through the prongs and the iron automatically curls your hair. It doesn't pinch or pull, and instantly gives you a pretty look like Kate!
Kate Middleton's Pretty Pink Makeup
Along with her pink coat, she wore her signature pink blush (rumor has it she wears NARS blush in Orgasm), neutral lips and black eyeliner and mascara. .
If you're pregnant and looking for natural beauty products to use, try Boots Botanics Organic Facial Oil to soothe dry skin. It's 100% organic — you can also use on your belly to prevent stretch marks. The British company is now available in the US online and at Walgreens and Duane Reade stores throughout the New York metro area.
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This may have been Kate's last public appearance before giving birth — and she absolutely nailed her beauty look!
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