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Andrew Garfield and Dane DeHaan in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." (Niko Tavernise/Sony Pictures,)Link
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Andrew Garfield, the star of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," took one glance around the Bel-Air eatery and made a quick assessment:
"Peter Parker wouldn't be allowed in here," the 30-year-old said with a nod.
It is nearly impossible to picture the brainy, blue-collar kid from Forest Hills, Queens, enjoying fine California cuisine on an upscale restaurant patio on an April afternoon, and even Garfield, the 30-year-old actor who has lived inside Peter Parker's skin for the last few years, seems a little too low-key and comfortably unkempt to belong to the class of diners soaking up the mild sunshine.
But Peter's outsider quality and the transformational aspect of his accidental encounter with a scientifically enhanced arachnid was one thing that so deeply appealed to Garfield long before he ever starred in a blockbuster or had even settled on an acting career. The self-described skinny kid in England who was bullied by his classmates found solace — and hope — in the webslinger.
"I needed a myth," Garfield said of his attraction to the crafty costumed hero created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko at Marvel Comics in 1962. "I needed a story to put myself into to understand where I was at, to remind me that it's OK to be imperfect…. You can be imperfect and still be a hero. That's incredibly empowering for young people."
In the new $200-million production — directed like its predecessor by Marc Webb — Garfield's wall-crawling hero is beset by numerous threats, chief among them Jamie Foxx's Electro, an incandescent blue bad guy who wields the ability to control the power grid.
Yet even as he must try to contain the damage Electro inflicts across Manhattan, Peter Parker struggles to learn more about his own past, including his father's demise. He's also wrestling with his relationship with Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), attempting to balance his feelings for her with his desire to keep her out of harm's way. Plus there's the matter of an old friend, Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan), whose reappearance spells trouble.
It's the kind of conflicted, complicated character that appeals to the actor.
"This is the Spider-Man movie that I want to make," said Garfield. "This is the Spider-Man that I want to portray, and this is the Spider-Man that I want to have the opportunity to be."
Born in Los Angeles but raised in London, Garfield attended the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and found work on stage before winning smaller turns on English TV (he even showed up on the cult series "Doctor Who"). He began to build a reputation as a serious, emerging talent with his performance as crime reporter Eddie Dunford in the "Red Riding" miniseries, a moody saga comprising three overlapping violent tales.
That success led to lauded roles in Mark Romanek's somber literary adaptation "Never Let Me Go" and David Fincher's Oscar-winning 2010 drama for Sony, "The Social Network," in which he played Eduardo Saverin, beleaguered friend to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg).
Soon after, he was approached with an opportunity to audition for the studio's Spider-Man reboot — a project that initially generated controversy following so closely after 2007's "Spider-Man 3," the film that brought director Sam Raimi's earlier blockbuster trilogy about the character to a close. To book the audition, Garfield said he was required to sign a contract stating that he would accept the part if it were offered to him without first being allowed to read the script.
"I was like, 'This is ridiculous,'" he recalled. "I don't even know that I'm going to get on with the people. They were like, 'This is the way it is with these movies. The studio has the power. So either you sign up now or they don't audition you.' The 3-year-old inside me is going, 'You're hesitating?'"
The actor said he developed a rapport with Webb, who came to the movie as the director of the indie breakout "(500) Days of Summer," but the creative team struggled to bring something surprising to a retelling of Spider-Man's well-known origins, which were recounted once more in the script for the 2012 film credited to James Vanderbilt, Alvin Sargent and Steve Kloves.
"The fresh stuff in that film was invented on the day," Garfield said. "We were given a structure, but there had to be a lot of invention going on to give it life. I felt like there were lots of missed opportunities. It was heartbreaking in a lot of ways. I didn't sleep."
"The Amazing Spider-Man" turned out to be a blockbuster hit that took in upward of $262 million at the domestic box office and also earned critical praise, thanks in part to the winning chemistry between Garfield and Stone, who met and began dating during the production.
"Emma and Andrew, the spontaneity of their interaction is what I think everybody reacts to, and how connected they are," Webb said. "They're not just reading lines. You're watching people have fun, and that doesn't always happen. They have extraordinary chemistry."
Garfield described Stone in glowing terms, calling her "a perfect scene partner," someone who is "open and present and flowing like a body of water." But he was reluctant to share details about their off-screen lives.
"There is this assumption now that if you're an actor you're asking to be famous and you're asking to be a celebrity and to have your private life spread in whatever publication or online," Garfield said. "I have to keep reminding myself that I don't have to please people by talking about something that is no one else's business."
With the exception of the "Spider-Man" movies, Garfield seems to prefer projects that title toward the prestigious — he recently shot the indie drama "99 Homes" with award-winning filmmaker Ramin Bahrani, and he's poised to play a 17th century Jesuit priest for director Martin Scorsese in the film "Silence." On stage, he won acclaim (including a Tony Award nomination) for his Broadway run playing Biff Loman in "Death of a Salesman" opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman for director Mike Nichols in 2012.
His adventures in comic book cinema aside, it would be difficult to accuse Garfield of courting fame. In person, he's thoughtful and soft-spoken and refers often to "the energy" of a person or a place, displaying much of the low-decibel charm he brings to his scruffy, sarcastic Peter Parker. He makes his home in the same city as his screen alter ego too, where he said it's easier to avoid becoming caught up in Hollywood politics.
"New York City, you know that no one [cares] about who you are — that's healthy. Here, people really care," said Garfield, between bites of a lobster Cobb salad. "I do just want to create things and be an artist and explore and experiment and be free of fear of judgment. That's the big joke. The religion of celebrity and fame, the fanaticism of the star, it's not real in any way. It's all illusion.
"L.A.'s dangerous for actors. I think there's a collective unconscious thing happening where there's value placed on things that have no value, on what a film makes at the box office — that being a mark of success as opposed to the journey of creating the thing."
In the case of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," that journey was far less fraught this time around. The film shot in New York for the first half of 2013, working from a script by Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Jeff Pinkner that looked back to comics lore, including a famous Gerry Conway 1973 story line that involved the demise of a key character.
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Webb said he disliked the idea of the sequel being known as a darker film, and Garfield said he sought to bring a joyous spirit to even the most difficult scenes.
"I think me and Marc were both like, 'What is Spider-Man to us?'" Garfield said. "Spider-Man is the trickster, the neurotic, talk-too-much giddy teenage boy that's really a bent arrow, the rebel. I wanted somehow to try to have fun in every scene even if the situation was awful."
The approach seems to be paying off. Early reviews have been largely positive in the wake of the film's early international opening in mid-April — the Guardian's Xan Brooks described the film as "savvy, punchy and dashing," praising Garfield for his "whelpish and raw" take on Peter.
Industry tracking suggests that "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" could take in more than $100 million in its North American debut, which must come as good news to Sony given the studio's plans to expand the comic book franchise beyond just the future "Spider-Man" sequels set to open in 2016 and 2018. New movies about Spidey's nemesis Venom and the collective of villains known as the Sinister Six are also in the works.
Garfield said he's not entirely certain where he might want to take Peter Parker, but the boyish leading man isn't too worried about outgrowing the character, despite playing someone so many years his junior.
"I got a lot to figure out still," Garfield said. "It's never done."
– Gina McIntyre | @LATHeroComplex
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This document shows system administrators how to secure their systems better. There are no guarantees of its completeness. In addition, the author takes no responsibility if a person misuses this information. There are many versions of Unix. This paper gives examples for HP-UX.
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Physical Security
Often the subject of internal security is overlooked. However, often it is fairly easy for someone to get access to systems they are not supposed to have access by simply walking up to a valid users desk. This can be the cleaning staff or a disgruntled (ex)employee making a visit. This is the easiest type of security to implement and should definitely be included in any security plan.
Console security
Machines and consoles need to be secure. A person can simply turn off a computer if one has access to it. If they have access to the console, they can often interrupt the boot process to get access to the root prompt. If this doesn't work, they can keep guessing the root password in hopes of compromising the system. For these reasons (and more), the computers and associated consoles should be kept in a secure room. A limited number of people should have access to this room, of course with a limited number of keys. Some places actually have security guards let people into the computer rooms for guaranteed secure access.
If your data is sensitive, be certain to verify that there are no alternative methods for getting into the room. This includes hidden spare keys in an unsecured place, gaps in the raised floors that go past the locked access point, and space above the ceilings.
Data Security
Companies that value their data need a detailed backup recovery scheme. This includes on site backups for least amount of down time, a copy of this data off site in case of computer room disasters, as well as contingency plans in place. Unfortunately, an easy way to get access to a companies data is to gain access to backup tapes and sensitive printouts. Hence, all sensitive information should be stored in locked cabinets. Backup tapes sent off site should be in locked containers. Old sensitive printouts and tapes should be destroyed.
To protect against computer damage from power outages (and spikes), be certain to have your computers on a UPS. This provides consistent power, protects against outages, as well as protects the computer from power spikes. Ideally, there should be a backup generator for production systems. For non-production systems, there should be a automatic way to shutdown the computer if the power has switched to the UPS for more than 1/2 the time the UPS is rated to supply.
To prevent snooping, secure network cables from exposure.
Users practice secure measures
Always have users lock their screen when away from their desk. It is best if they log off of their terminal/workstation at night. There should be no written passwords or password hints on a users desk. If users are using X, verify that they are using xauth/xhost to prevent others from reading their screen.
NO welcome banner on site
Court cases have shown that initial banners must NOT say "welcome".
Your banner should say something like: "Only authorized access allowed; violators will be prosecuted". In addition, change /etc/issue to NOT include the machine type/OS revision.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Amanda Harris knocked down a match high nine kills for the Cobras in Coker's 3-0 loss to Lincoln Memorial on Friday (Sept. 27) night in South Atlantic Conference women's volleyball action.
The Railsplitters won the three sets with scores of 25-14, 25-15 and 25-13.
In addition to Harris' nine kills, she had seven digs and a pair of aces, while Taylor Willis had four kills. Samantha Celek led the team with 10 digs and Kelly Stine handed out 12 assists.
The Cobras will return to the court on Saturday (Sept. 28) in their second SAC match of the weekend. They will host the Carson-Newman Eagles at 1 p.m. in the Timberlake-Lawton Gymnasium.
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Getting major media coverage is great for generating attention, traffic, credibility and ultimately sales for your business.
And when it comes to online media, TechCrunch is one of those holy grail outlets every entrepreneur wishes they could get featured in.
They currently receive more than 12 million unique visitors and 37 million page views per month. In addition, the TechCrunch community includes more than 2 million followers on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google and other social media properties.
In other words, they have extremely wide reach.
It should come as no surprise then that getting your business featured on TechCrunch isn't easy. It takes resourcefulness and tact to get your pitch noticed as well as having a compelling story to share with the TechCrunch audience.
In this post, we'll look at some strategies to help you land your big TechCrunch cover story.
Lets dive in.
It's All About Networking
Sometimes getting featured on a major media site comes down to knowing the right people.
If you're lucky enough to know someone who works at TechCrunch, obviously your odds of getting featured are going to be significantly improved.
You can start with the 12 people listed on the TechCrunch about page. They consist of editors, community managers, executive assistants, directors, and their top writers.
But if you're like most of us and don't have a cousin working at TechCrunch, don't worry, there's still hope.
A quick search on Followerwonk (a Twitter search tool) reveals over three hundred Twitter users that are in some way affiliated with TechCrunch.
From there, you can narrow your search by adding editor (resulting in 12 people), writer (resulting in 41 people), or columnist (resulting in 6 people) to your search query.
If you're lucky, you might even discover one of these people are already following you. If not, start following them, engaging with them and being helpful wherever possible.
Find Out Who's Talking About Your Competitors
If you don't know anyone at TechCrunch, your next option is to discover which writers are talking about companies similar to yours so you can start connecting with them.
Head over to Google and perform searches for some of the following:
- site:techcrunch.com your competitor
- site:techcrunch.com industry
- site:techcrunch.com your product category
These searches should result in the discovery of TechCrunch writers who have a history of writing about companies like your own.
Now you can target your approach more effectively by reaching out to them and framing your pitch as offering additional value and a different perspective on a topic they've written about already. In other words, you're able to position yourself as being helpful instead of annoying.
Connect with Reporters Everywhere
One of the perks of Google search results theses days is how Google connects article authors to their Google+ profiles.
Once you find a writer you want to connect with, visit their Google+ profile and look under their 'About' tab to find links to the rest of their social networks and personal sites.
While you don't want to go too overboard and seem like a stalker, you will want to connect with the writer on one or more social networks where they share public status updates. Twitter, Google+ and their blog (if they have one) are a good place to start.
This will help you determine where they're most actively engaging with others and if they see you on more than one network, there's a better chance they'll notice you.
Add Yourself and Your Company to CrunchBase
CrunchBase is a free database maintained by TechCrunch for people, companies, and investors in the tech industry. If you're not already listed, you can add yourself and your company to it for free - listings usually take about 24 - 48 hours to get approved.
You'll need to register for an account first, then add yourself and your company to their database.
Once your listings go live, you'll want to add them to your press page.
Don't have a press page?
Create a Press Page
Reporters, journalists and writers are busy people. Your goal is to spoon feed them the information they need so writing a story about you is as easy as possible.
That's why it's a good idea to showcase the most pertinent information and news about your company all in one place. Specifically, you'll want to organize and display your contact information, photos and videos they can use, latest news, press releases and key stats and information about your company (like your CrunchBase profiles).
This is something you'll want to include with your pitch so the writer you approach can get a quick snapshot of what you're all about without having to go digging.
For more about creating a compelling press page, check out six steps to creating a great online pressroom.
Make Your Pitch
Once you have your ducks in a row, you're ready to make your pitch. If you've done a good job researching the writer you want to approach, you should know an effective way to contact them directly via email.
Your goal is to personalize the email - greet them by name, let them know you're a regular reader of their articles, and one article in particular (specify which) led you to contacting them.
After that, it's time to make your pitch. Remember, you want to make it all about how your story will be interesting and beneficial for the TechCrunch audience. You also want to make it short - busy writers don't have time to read an essay.
For tips straight from the editors of TechCrunch and examples from people who have successfully pitched TechCrunch, be sure to read the following.
- How to Pitch TechCrunch - Tips from Co-Editor Eric Eldon
- Startups: Give Us Your Best One Sentence Pitch
- Two Cold-Emailed TechCrunch Pitches That Worked
- How I Pitched TechCrunch
- A Few Tips on How to Pitch a TechCrunch Blogger
Sign Up for HARO
Not ready to make a pitch yet but still want some TechCrunch exposure? Try helping out the writers with other stories instead.
HARO is a service that you can sign up for in order to become a source for reporters at major media outlets. Subscribe to the master list so you can receive all types of inquiries. You'll then receive approximately three emails a day with questions that reporters need answered by sources like you.
Some will be from TechCrunch and similar major media outlets.
Just a few minutes of checking your email a day could lead you to an opportunity to get exposure on TechCrunch.
You could even use a mention in an article like this as a part of a future pitch by contacting that reporter again, or align your pitch with the answer to their question.
By following the above strategies and combining them with your own creativity and ingenuity, you should be able to significantly improve your chances of getting your business featured by major media publications like TechCrunch.
Have you or your business been featured in the media before? How did it happen? Let us know in the comments.
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18 comments
June 20 2013, 11:20AM
As this post mentions, I think it's really important for people to remember that reporters are busy (even lazy) and it's critical that you serve up your story on a silver platter. That can mean writing the article yourself and providing great photography.
June 20 2013, 11:25AM
@Greg – good advice. Certainly the more you can do to make a journalists job easier, the better your chances are of getting in the media.
June 21 2013, 04:32PM
@Joel – thanks for the feedback. Totally agree with you. It's something we'd like to add soon :)
June 24 2013, 01:35PM
These are all great tips! I didn't think to do a competitive search but it's a great idea.
July 01 2013, 04:04AM
My company wants to publish some content on techcrunch, (About our new game release) please help me what should i do?
July 03 2013, 03:51PM
This is a pretty good summary. I'd add the one of the most important point is finding the right press niche that indeed has your audience. If there is an alliance of audience between your company and the press, everything becomes so much easier.
And props for mentioning HARO – very very rarely used.
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January 31 2014, 04:25PM
thanks for this wonderful Article, i love the way you made it all seems nice and easy. the links your provided to help us get in touch with staffs from Techcrunch are wonderful.
Thanks again
April 22 2014, 01:38AM
Thanks Mark for the wonderful article.really like the way you drilled down the road map !!
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December 07 2017, 04:34AM
Hi Mark,
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As an aspiring writer, your articles, as well as Brandall's and Steimle's, inspire me to hone my skills and seek, reach out and connect with TechCrunch writers. Keep up the good work.
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started from the fundamental fact that an individual in a group is subjected through its influence to what is often a profound alteration in his mental activity. His emotions become extraordinarily intensified, while his intellectual ability becomes markedly reduced, both processes being evidently in the direction of an approximation to the other individuals in the group; and this result can only be reached by the removal of those inhibitions upon his instincts which are peculiar to each individual, and by his resigning those expressions of his inclinations which are especially his own. We have heard that these often unwelcome consequences are to some extent at least prevented by a higher organisation of the group; but this does not contradict the fundamental fact of Group Psychologythe two theses as to the intensification of the emotions and the inhibition of the intellect in primitive groups. Our interest is now directed to discovering the psychological explanation of this mental change which is experienced by the individual in a group.
It is clear that rational factors (such as the intimidation of the individual which has already been mentioned, that is, the action of his instinct of self-preservation) do not cover the observable phenomena. Beyond this what we are offered as an explanation by authorities upon Sociology and Group Psychology is always the same, even though it is given various names, and that isthe magic word suggestion. Tarde calls it imitation; but we cannot help agreeing with a writer who protests that imitation comes under the concept of suggestion, and is in fact one of its results.
Le Bon traces back all the puzzling features of social phenomena to two factors: the mutual suggestion of individuals and the prestige of leaders. But prestige, again, is only recognizable by its capacity for evoking suggestion. McDougall for a moment gives us an impression that his principle of primitive induction of emotion might enable us to do without the assumption of suggestion. But on further consideration we are forced to perceive that this principle says no more than the familiar assertions about imitation or contagion, except for a decided stress upon the emotional factor. There is no doubt that something exists in us which, when we become aware of signs of an emotion in someone else, tends to make us fall into the same emotion; but how often do we not successfully oppose it, resist the emotion, and react in quite an opposite way? Why, therefore, do we invariably give way to this contagion when we are in a group? Once more we should have to say that what compels us to obey this tendency is imitation, and what induces the emotion in us is the groups suggestive influence. Moreover, quite apart from this, McDougall does not enable us to evade suggestion; we hear from him as well as from other writers that groups are distinguished by their special suggestibility.
We shall therefore be prepared for the statement that suggestion (or more correctly suggestibility) is actually an irreducible, primitive phenomenon, a fundamental fact in the mental life of man. Such, too, was the opinion of Bernheim, of whose astonishing arts I was a witness in the year 1889. But I can remember even then feeling a muffled hostility to this tyranny of suggestion. When a patient who showed himself unamenable was met with the shout: What are you doing?
Vous vous contresuggestionnez!,
I said to myself that this was an evident injustice and an act of violence. For the man certainly had a right to counter-suggestions if they were trying to subdue him with suggestions. Later on my resistance took the direction of protesting against the view that suggestion, which explained everything, was itself to be preserved from explanation. Thinking of it, I repeated the old conundrum:
Christoph trug Christum,
Christus trug die ganze Welt,
Sag wo hat Christoph
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Christophorus Christum, sed Christus sustulit orbem:
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Now that I once more approach the riddle of suggestion after having kept away from it for some thirty years, I find there is no change in the situation. To this statement I can discover only a single exception, which I need not mention, since it is one which bears witness to the influence of psycho-analysis. I notice that particular efforts are being made to formulate the concept of suggestion correctly, that is, to fix the conventional use of the name.
And this is by no means superfluous, for the word is acquiring a more and more extended use and a looser and looser meaning, and will soon come to designate any sort of influence whatever, just as in English, where to suggest and suggestion correspond to our
But there has been no explanation of the nature of suggestion, that is, of the conditions under which influence without adequate logical foundation takes place. I should not avoid the task of supporting this statement by an analysis of the literature of the last thirty years, if I were not aware that an exhaustive inquiry is being undertaken close at hand which has in view the fulfilment of this very task.
Instead of this I shall make an attempt at using the concept of
for the purpose of throwing light upon Group Psychology, a concept which has done us such good service in the study of psycho-neuroses.
Libido is an expression taken from the theory of the emotions. We call by that name the energy (regarded as a quantitative magnitude, though not at present actually mensurable) of those instincts which have to do with all that may be comprised under the word love. The nucleus of what we mean by love naturally consists (and this is what is commonly called love, and what the poets sing of) in sexual love with sexual union as its aim. But we do not separate from thiswhat in any case has a share in the name loveon the one hand, self-love, and on the other, love for parents and children, friendship and love for humanity in general, and also devotion to concrete objects and to abstract ideas. Our justification lies in the fact that psycho-analytic research has taught us that all these tendencies are an expression of the same instinctive activities; in relations between the sexes these instincts force their way towards sexual union, but in other circumstances they are diverted from this aim or are prevented from reaching it, though always preserving enough of their original nature to keep their identity recognizable (as in such features as the longing for proximity, and self-sacrifice).
We are of opinion, then, that language has carried out an entirely justifiable piece of unification in creating the word love with its numerous uses, and that we cannot do better than take it as the basis of our scientific discussions and expositions as well. By coming to this decision, psycho-analysis has let loose a storm of indignation, as though it had been guilty of an act of outrageous innovation. Yet psycho-analysis has done nothing original in taking love in this wider sense. In its origin, function, and relation to sexual love, the Eros of the philosopher Plato coincides exactly with the love force, the libido, of psycho-analysis, as has been shown in detail by Nachmansohn and Pfister;
and when the apostle Paul, in his famous epistle to the Corinthians, prizes love above all else, he certainly understands it in the same wider sense.
But this only shows that men do not always take their great thinkers seriously, even when they profess most to admire them.
Psycho-analysis, then, gives these love instincts the name of sexual instincts,
a potiori
and by reason of their origin. The majority of educated people have regarded this nomenclature as an insult, and have taken their revenge by retorting upon psycho-analysis with the reproach of pan-sexualism. Anyone who considers sex as something mortifying and humiliating to human nature is at liberty to make use of the more genteel expressions Eros and erotic. I might have done so myself from the first and thus have spared myself much opposition. But I did not want to, for I like to avoid concessions to faintheartedness. One can never tell where that road may lead one; one gives way first in words, and then little by little in substance too. I cannot see any merit in being ashamed of sex; the Greek word Eros, which is to soften the affront, is in the end nothing more than a translation of our German word
[love]; and finally, he who knows how to wait need make no concessions.
We will try our fortune, then, with the supposition that love relationships (or, to use a more neutral expression, emotional ties) also constitute the essence of the group mind. Let us remember that the authorities make no mention of any such relations. What would correspond to them is evidently concealed behind the shelter, the screen, of suggestion. Our hypothesis finds support in the first instance from two passing thoughts. First, that a group is clearly held together by a power of some kind: and to what power could this feat be better ascribed than to Eros, who holds together everything in the world? Secondly, that if an individual gives up his distinctiveness in a group and lets its other members influence him by suggestion, it gives one the impression that he does it because he feels the need of being in harmony with them rather than in opposition to themso that perhaps after all he does it
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Brugeilles: Lessence du phénomène social: la suggestion.
Revue philosophique,
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Konrad Richter: Der deutsche S. Christoph. Berlin, 1896,
Acta Germanica,
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I Thus, McDougall: A Note on Suggestion.
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1920, Vol. I, No. 1. [
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Nachmansohn: Freuds Libidotheorie verglichen mit der Eroslehre Platos.
Internationale Zeitschrift für Psychoanalyse,
1915, Bd. III; Pfister: Plato als Vorläufer der Psychoanalyse, ibid., 1921, Bd. VII. [Plato: a Fore-Runner of Psycho-Analysis.
International Journal of Psycho-Analysis,
1922, Vol. III.] [
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Off rail: The study we don't need
January 21. 2013 8:09PM
New Hampshire is poised to waste $1.6 million of other people's money (and $300,000 of our own) to "study" whether commuter rail is viable in this sparsely populated state. The answer is already well-established. It is "no." Alas, this pipe dream is floated almost entirely upon waves of cash taken involuntarily from nameless, faceless taxpayers from far away, and so its proponents, seeing all benefit and no cost, advance it with the fervor of children set loose upon an amusement park with mommy and daddy's money hot in their pockets.
Last year the all-Republican Executive Council voted against spending $1.9 million to "study" whether commuter rail would work for New Hampshire. Supposedly the study would be objective. But the New Hampshire Department of Transportation already has studied commuter rail and determined that it would not be cost-effective. And the passion with which commuter rail believers have pushed this allegedly objective study indicates that they all believe it will reach the conclusion they want it to reach.
When the legislative Capital Budget Overview Committee approved the study two weeks ago, Nashua Board of Aldermen President Brian McCarthy, a rail supporter, called it "great news" and was quoted by The Telegraph of Nashua as saying "this gets us closer to having rail as a reality."
Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau told The Telegraph, "Getting this study done is so important because whether you're for rail or not for rail, unless the study is done, we're not going to be able to move forward or not move forward."
Well. It does not take a $1.9 million study to "not move forward" with commuter rail. All it takes is the realization that the money to build a rail line (estimated at $300 million, but likely more) and operate it (estimated at about $8 million a year, but likely more) is not available. The state does not have it. Nashua has nothing close to it. And Washington, $16.4 trillion in debt and counting, has run deficits of more than $1 trillion a year for each of the last four years because it hasn't the money to fund all of its existing commitments.
Sure, commuter rail is popular in Nashua. That is for two reasons. One, people think a line will run through the Gate City. It might not. Two, they expect others to pay for it. They might not.
The primary allure of passenger rail is that it is something for nothing. Public officials in cities that lie on potential future rail lines perceive massive benefits at tiny costs. They envision thousands of new residents and lots of business growth, with the costs borne primarily by federal and state taxpayers, not local taxpayers.
The 3-2 Democratic majority on the Executive Council, which is the next body to consider whether to approve taxpayer money for this "study," is expected to approve the study. Unlike the last council, the new one is receptive to the idea that fiscal responsibility means spending other people's money on one's own luxuries.


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3. "Scream & Shout (feat. Britney Spears)," will.i.am
4. "Love Me (feat. Drake & Future)", Lil Wayne
5. "Ho Hey," The Lumineers
6. "Don't You Worry Child (Radio Edit) (feat. John Martin)," Swedish House Mafia
7. "Locked Out of Heaven," Bruno Mars
8. "Suit & Tie (feat. JAY Z)," Justin Timberlake
9. "Daylight," Maroon 5
10. "Home," Phillip Phillips
Top Albums:
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2. "Set You Free," Gary Allan
3. "The Lumineers," The Lumineers
4. "LONG.LIVE.A$AP," A$AP Rocky
5. "Night Visions," Imagine Dragons
6. "The Heist," Ryan Lewis, Macklemore
7. "Unorthodox Jukebox," Bruno Mars
8. "Babel," Mumford & Sons
9. "Red," Taylor Swift
10. "Believe Acoustic," Justin Bieber
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Much as I love mashed white potatoes, my favorite "potato" is the sweet variety.
I've been cooking and eating sweet potatoes as long as I can remember. And when I found out that they were loaded with vitamins and other good-for-you stuff like fiber, I immediately thought... Here's a great excuse to eat sweet potato pie!
Kidding aside, sweet potatoes are just as good if not better than traditional baking potatoes in savory applications. My favorite one-bowl meal in winter is a loaded baked potato. And I often make it with sweet potatoes.
Around 5 p.m., I throw the potatoes in a 350 F oven. I find that a lower oven temperature keeps the skin from falling apart, allowing you to split the potato in half and load it up! However, it does take twice as long for the potatoes to cook.
This year, I have been topping my potato with sauteed kale, which not only looks stunning -- all that orange and green -- but also is a perfect complement to the sweet "meaty" potato.
But that's not all. I also roast garlic and make it into a paste to flavor the potato, folding in just a touch of butter and a pinch of sage. I scoop out half of the potato, mix it all together, add half the cheese and put it back into the shells like you would a twice-baked potato. At this point, the recipe can be made in advance and re-heated another day.
Just before serving, you sprinkle on more cheese, add a healthy spoonful of the sauteed kale and, if you like, top with toasted pumpkin seeds for a welcome crunch. If you don't like kale, you can saute spinach instead. And while I have specified fontina and Gruyere for the cheeses, Parmesan, cheddar and mozzarella are great, too.
I generally make this loaded potato a "meatless meal," but you could easily add leftover or rotisserie chicken.
Start to finish: 2 1/2 hours
Servings: 8
For the garlic:
3 heads garlic
Olive oil
Kosher salt
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature
For the sweet potatoes:
4 large sweet potatoes
Olive oil
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
Pinch of dried sage
Kosher salt
1 large shallot, chopped
1 bunch (about 5 ounces) baby or chopped Tuscan kale
1/2 cup grated fontina cheese
Ground black pepper, to taste
1/2 to 1 cup shredded white cheddar, Gruyere or mozzarella cheese
3 tablespoons toasted pumpkin seeds (optional)
Roasted chicken (optional)
Heat the oven to 400 F.
Remove the outer layer of papery skin from the heads of garlic. Slice off [1/4] inch from pointy top of each. Place each head of garlic, cut side up, on a square of heavy-duty foil. Drizzle each with olive oil, then sprinkle with a bit of salt. Wrap the foil loosely up and over the garlic heads, then roast for 1 hour, or until the cloves are golden-brown and soft. Remove and let cool.
Once the garlic has cooled enough to handle, remove the cloves from their skins. The most efficient way to do this is to squeeze the whole head from the bottom. In a small food processor, combine the garlic cloves and butter, then pulse until chopped and combined. This can be done up to 2 days in advance. Refrigerate until needed.
To roast the potatoes, heat the oven to 400 F.
Prick the sweet potatoes with a fork, then rub them with oil. Bake for 50 to 60 minutes, or until tender.
Meanwhile, if the roasted garlic paste has been refrigerated, let it come to room temperature while the potatoes roast. Once it has warmed, mix in the butter, sage and a pinch of salt. Set aside.
About 15 minutes before the potatoes have finished, finely chop the shallot. In a medium saute pan over medium-high, heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Add the shallot and saute until soft, about 4 minutes. Add the kale, and saute for a few minutes, stirring constantly, until tender. Set aside.
When the potatoes have finished baking, remove them from the oven and let them cool until easy to touch. Leave the oven on. Cut the potatoes down the middle and scoop out about half of the flesh from each, making sure to keep a thick layer of sweet potato within the skin so that it can stand on its own.
In a bowl, mash the sweet potato, the roasted garlic and sage mixture and the fontina cheese. Season with salt and pepper. Divide the filling between each potato, spooning it into the shell of each. Top with your choice of shredded cheese and the hot sauteed kale.
Arrange the potatoes on a baking sheet and return to the oven until hot, about 15 minutes. They also can be microwaved for 2 minutes. Serve hot, garnished with pumpkin seeds and chicken, if desired.
Nutrition information per serving (not including optional chicken and pumpkin seeds): 230 calories; 120 calories from fat (52 percent of total calories); 13 g fat (6 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 30 mg cholesterol; 20 g carbohydrate; 3 g fiber; 5 g sugar; 8 g protein; 270 mg sodium.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Elizabeth Karmel is a grilling and Southern foods expert and executive chef at Hill Country Barbecue Market restaurants in New York and Washington, as well as Hill Country Chicken in New York. She is the author of three cookbooks, including "Soaked, Slathered and Seasoned."


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The USDA updated the U.S. and World balance sheet estimates for major agricultural commodities in the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report yesterday (click here for report). WASDE reports in the summer are a barometer of overall world demand, forecasted production, and inventory adjustments. In June, U.S. ending stocks for 2011/12 were revised lower for corn and wheat, but increased for soybeans.
Bullish news for U.S. corn continues midway through 2011, as the 2011/12 U.S. projection for corn production and ending stocks were decreased by 305 and 205 million bushels to 13,200 and 695 million bushels, respectively. Current USDA projections rank this corn crop as the largest corn crop in U.S. history, but ending stocks are the lowest since 1995.
The USDA maintained its forecast for corn yields and beginning stocks at 158.7 bushels per acre and 730 million bushels, respectively, but lowered its planted acreage forecast (to 90.7 million acres, from 92.2 million acres), and its harvested acreage forecast (to 83.2 million acres, from 85.1 million acres).
Production revisions were the result of planting delays through early June in the eastern Corn Belt and northern Plains. The USDA believes this reduction in planted area will more than offset likely gains in the western Corn Belt and central Plains where planting was ahead of schedule by mid-May. The harvested area is lowered 1.9 million acres to 83.2 million with the additional 400,000 acre reduction reflecting early information about May flooding in the lower Ohio and Mississippi River valleys and June flooding along the Missouri River valley.
Corn ending stocks are projected 35 million bushels lower than beginning stocks, indicating a stocks-to-use ratio of 5.2% compared with the 2010/11 forecast ratio of 5.4%. The 2011/12 season-average farm price for corn is projected at a record $6.00 to $7.00 per bushel, up 50 cents on both ends of the range.
World corn production was slightly lowered to 866 million metric tons from May's forecast of 868 million metric tons; decreases in U.S. production were offset by increases in Chinese production. Global corn ending stocks however were reduced by 13% to 112 million metric tons; lower usage was forecasted in the U.S., but was off by increases in expected Chinese demand.
The USDA raised its estimate of ending stocks for the 2011/12 crop to 190 million bushels from its May estimate of 160 million bushels. This was the result of reductions to the estimates of ending stocks for the 2010/11 crop and soybean exports for the 2011/12 crop by 10 and 20 million bushels, respectively. Demand erosion for the 2011/12 U.S. crop is anticipated from an increase in the recently harvested Brazilian soybean crop.
The U.S. season-average soybean price for 2011/12 is projected at $13.00 to $15.00 per bushel, up $1.00 on both ends of the range.
Global soybean production and ending stocks were each lowered marginally from the May report. While production and usage levels have remained consistent with estimates, we remain focused on the development of the U.S. soybean crop, which represents 34% of world production and import demand from China.
U.S. 2010/11 wheat ending stocks were lowered to 809 million bushels from 839 million bushels. This estimate is based on lower U.S. imports and higher than expected exports.
The USDA raised its forecast of 2011/12 wheat yields to 43.1 bushels per acre, from 42.5 bushels per acre, but lowered its planted and harvest acres by 300 and 220 thousand acres, respectively. It also left U.S. wheat usage and exports for 2011/12 unchanged from previous estimates. These estimates project ending stocks 15 million bushels lower at 687 million bushels, but remain above the 10-year average.
Total world wheat production was estimated at 645.82 million bushels, down from December's estimate of 646.51 million bushels. The decrease was due to heavy floods in Australia and difficult production in Kazakhstan, partially offset by increased production in Argentina and Brazil.
The 2011/12 season-average farm price for all wheat is projected at a record $7.00 to $8.40 per bushel, up 20 cents on both ends of the range, reflecting both tighter domestic supplies and higher expected corn prices. The forecast 2010/11 wheat farm price is also raised this month, up 5 cents per bushel to $5.70 per bushel.
As grain stocks continue to decline into the fall, we are closely monitoring demand and basis levels of old crop corn. Post July corn is at $7.90 per bushel and is poised to close at an all time contract high. If demand levels remain consistent, prices of commodities will continue their climb higher toward harvest.
With a poor start to the growing season, the next two months are critical across much of the Midwest, as corn plants are beginning to determine their yield potential. The USDA has set large production goals and producers are going to have to rely on near perfect growing conditions and proper management techniques to assist them in achieving these levels.
Pay attention to crop conditions, demand and weather patterns this summer, as grain prices could continue their historical climb higher.
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Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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The plane crash sequence is one of the biggest action set pieces in the upcoming pandemic thriller "World War Z." (Moving Picture Company -- London/Paramount.)Link
For the sequence, the crew constructed a set on a soundstage at England's Shepperton Studios that looked like the interior of a standard commercial airliner, except that it was supplemented with strategically placed green screens. (Moving Picture Company-London/ Paramount)Link
Stunt performers hanging from wires and harnesses were filmed in such a way to give the appearance of "zombies and luggage whipping past the camera," according to visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar. (Paramount)Link
"The film is intense and real," "World War Z" director Marc Forster said. "It's the intensity that drives the film." (Moving Picture Company- London/Paramount)Link
An explosion rips open the plane cabin in "World War Z." (Moving Picture Company-London/ Paramount)Link
A shot of the compromised plane in "World War Z." (Moving Picture Company-London / Paramount)Link
A storyboard used to map out the plane sequence in "World War Z." (Paramount)Link
A storyboard used to map out the plane sequence in "World War Z." (Paramount)Link
From left, Brad Pitt as Gerald Lane, Abigail Hargrove as Rachel Lane and Mireille Enos as Karen Lane in "World War Z." (Paramount)Link
From left, Mireille Enos as Karen Lane, Sterling Jerins as Connie Lane, Abigail Hargrove as Rachel Lane and Brad Pitt as Gerald Lane in "World War Z." (Paramount)Link
Brad Pitt waves to the audience after introducing a clip from "World War Z" at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on April 15, 2013. (Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)Link
It's one of the biggest action set pieces in Paramount's upcoming pandemic thriller, "World War Z."
A Belarus Airlines flight attendant opens a rattling closet door only to have a rabid zombie leap toward her. Moments later, a throng of newly turned zombies is sweeping toward the plane's cockpit, and Brad Pitt's ex-U.N. investigator Gerry Lane, reasoning that he's got a better shot of surviving a crash than a zombie attack at 20,000 feet, grabs a grenade belonging to a soldier on the flight and blows apart the cabin.
Gravity rips the zombies from the compromised fuselage into a bright blue sky, and Lane buckles in for dear life as the plane plummets earthward.
"It's something people haven't seen before, an outbreak on a plane," noted "World War Z" director Marc Forster, pausing for just a moment before making the obvious joke. "Only snakes. No zombies. Only snakes on a plane."
Of course, the Zs are no laughing matter, either in the Max Brooks novel that inspired "World War Z" or in Matthew Michael Carnahan's screenplay for the film, due out June 21.
The globe-hopping apocalyptic adventure tracks family man Lane as he races around the world trying to hunt down the origin of the disease that appears likely to wipe out mankind, hoping to find some way to bring humanity back from the brink and save his wife and daughters.
For the plane sequence, the crew constructed a set on a soundstage at England's Shepperton Studios that looked like the interior of a standard commercial airliner, except that it was supplemented with strategically placed green screens to assist the visual effects team in building out the imagery during post-production — and it was rigged to explode.
The sequence was shot over eight days, with two additional days of second-unit filming. Five actors were cast as passengers who became infected; 22 stunt performers bolstered the ranks of the newly turned zombies.
Visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar and his team, which includes animation director Andy Jones ("Avatar"), were tasked with completing 76 shots for the sequence; 38 shots leading to the grenade toss, 38 shots between the toss and the crash landing.
"You're mixing real zombies with some of the CG zombies," Forster said. "You want the real zombies in there, especially for Scott and his team to match the CG zombies. Some of them blend so well between humans and CG that you really cannot tell the difference anymore."
The crew had just one chance to capture the explosion, filmed using six cameras. Afterward, stunt performers hanging from wires and harnesses were filmed being whisked quickly through the open hull to give the appearance of "zombies and luggage whipping past the camera," Farrar explained.
Pitt too had to endure a fair amount of discomfort, strapped in to his seat as massive fans simulated the wind-tunnel effect on the cabin set.
"The film is intense and real," Forster said. "It's the intensity that drives the film."
"It's almost like a horrible docudrama," Farrar added.
– Gina McIntyre | @LATHeroComplex
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The Oakland Raiders signed RB Terrance Cobb, WRs Seth Roberts and Jeremy Gallon, OG Lamar Mady, OT Dan Kistler, DB Vernon Kearney, LB Justin Jackson and CB Jansen Watson to Reserve/Futures contracts Tuesday, Dec. 30.
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Free-agents WR Luke Tasker (Chargers) and CB Vernon Kearney (Chiefs) worked out for the Green Bay Packers Tuesday, Dec. 16.
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The Kansas City Chiefs released WR Deon Anthony, DL Jairus Campbell, DT Jermelle Cudjo, OG Otis Hudson, WR Jerrell Jackson, CB Brandon Jones, CB Vernon Kearney, S Jerron McMillian, TE Adam Schiltz, WR Darryl Surgent.
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|Chiefs | Vernon Kearney signs
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The Kansas City Chiefs signed free-agent CB Vernon Kearney (Browns) to their practice squad Tuesday, Oct. 15.
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The Buffalo Bills signed free-agent WR DeMarco Sampson (Eagles) and cut DB Vernon Kearney.
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The Buffalo Bills have signed undrafted free-agent OG Zach Chibane (Syracuse), DE Izaan Cross (Georgia Tech), S Jordan Dangerfield (Towson), CB Kip Edwards (Missouri), FB Kendall Gaskins (Richmond), CB Vernon Kearney (Lane), WR Kevin Norrell (Stony Brook), CB Jumal Rolle (Catawba), DT Aaron Tipoti (California) and C Ryan Turnley (Pittsburgh). Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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FRANKFORT — A controversial telephone-deregulation bill that opponents say could leave people in rural areas without land-line service cleared the state Senate Thursday on a 24-13 vote.
The measure now goes to the House, where two key lawmakers have said the bill is problematic.
House Tourism Development and Energy Chairman Keith Hall, D-Phelps, has said he expects his committee to get the bill and that he has "a lot of concerns about it." Both Hall and House Speaker Greg Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg, said they want to make sure the legislation does not hurt the quality of and access to phone service in rural areas.
The sponsor of Senate Bill 88, Republican Sen. Paul Hornback of Shelbyville, said it would not mean loss of telephone service for anyone in the state. The bill is needed, Hornback said, to increase the state's access to high-speed Internet.
The Senate votes against the bill came from 11 Democrats and two Republicans. The two Republicans were Stan Humphries of Cadiz and Brandon Smith of Hazard. Democrats voting no were Ray Jones of Pikeville, Morgan McGarvey of Louisville, Gerald Neal of Louisville, R.J. Palmer of Winchester, Dennis Parrett of Elizabethtown, Dorsey Ridley of Henderson, Kathy Stein of Lexington, Johnny Turner of Drift, Robin Webb of Grayson, Denise Harper Angel of Louisville and Julian Carroll of Frankfort.
Hornback said his bill, which he withdrew last year after concerns were raised about its effect on elderly and poor people who live in areas with spotty wireless service, has new provisions that should alleviate worries of community groups.
The bill has a "carve-out" to protect rural areas with fewer than 5,000 land lines from being disconnected. Hornback said major phone carriers would not be able to remove basic service from those areas unless another provider offered a similar service.
In areas with more than 5,000 land lines, major phone carriers such as AT&T, Windstream and Cincinnati Bell no longer would have to provide basic phone services for new customers.
Webb described the changes Hornback made to the bill as "toothless" and said the measure needs more study.
State law requires phone companies to provide basic land-line service as the "carriers of last resort" for households throughout their territories. It also requires the Kentucky Public Service Commission to investigate and resolve consumer complaints.
Patrick Turner, an AT&T attorney from South Carolina, said earlier this week that the company was planning to spend $14 billion across the nation to upgrade its Internet service.
AT&T would not want to leave its land-line customers because the company wants to increase its Internet service to them, he said.


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