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Suniya S. Luthar, Ph.D.
Suniya Luthar is Foundation Professor of Psychology at Arizona State University and Professor Emerita at Columbia University's Teachers College. After receiving her Ph.D. from Yale University in 1990, she served on the faculty of the Department of Psychiatry and the Child Study Center at Yale. Between 1997 and 2013, she was at Columbia University's Teachers College, where she also served as Senior Advisor to the Provost (2011-2013).
Dr. Luthar's research involves vulnerability and resilience among various populations including youth in poverty, children in families affected by mental illness, and teens in upper-middle class families (who reflect high rates of symptoms relative to national norms). A mother of two grown children herself, her recent scientific focus has been on motherhood; studies aim to illuminate what best helps women negotiate the challenges of this life-transforming role, and to apply these insights in interventions toward fostering their resilience.
BS Child Development (Hons.), Lady Irwin College, Delhi University, India, 1978
MS Child Development, Lady Irwin College, Delhi University, India, 1980
PhD (Distinction) Developmental/Clinical Psychology, Yale University, New Haven, 1990
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Curriculum Vitae
Honors and Awards
Luthar's early scientific contributions were recognized by the American Psychological Association (APA) in the form of a Dissertation Award in 1990 (Division 37; Child, Youth, & Family Services), and the Boyd McCandless Young Scientist Award in 1998 (Division 7; Developmental Psychology). In 2006, she was named Member of the New York Academy of Sciences, and named Fellow of the American Association for Psychological Science in recognition of her distinguished contributions to science. In September, 2015, Luthar was named Fellow of the American Psychological Association's Divisions 7 and 37 (Society for Child and Family Policy and Practice). Other awards include a Research Scientist Development Award from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (1993), an American Mensa Education and Research Foundation Award for Excellence in Research on Intelligence (1995), and an award for Integrity and Mentorship from the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD)'s Asian Caucus in 2009. Luthar has served as chair of a grant peer review committee at the National Institutes of Health's Center for Scientific Review (2002–04), was elected member of the Governing Council of SRCD (2006–09), and chair of SRCD's Asian Caucus (2008–09). She served on the APA's Committee on Socioeconomic Status (2007–08), was elected to APA's Council of Representatives (Division 7) Developmental Psychology; 2013-16, and in Jan 2017, was elected to be President Elect of APA's Division 7.
Recent publications
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Luthar, S. S., & Kumar, N. L. (In press). How can you help children thrive in a world focused on success? In T. McCullough & K. Whitaker (Eds.), Wealth of Wisdom: 50 Questions
Ebbert, A., Infurna, F. J., & Luthar, S.S. (In press). Mapping developmental changes in perceived parent-adolescent relationship quality throughout middle school and high school. Development and Psychopathology.
Korous, K. M., Causadias, J. M., Bradley, R. H., & Luthar, S. S. (in press). Unpacking the link between socioeconomic status and behavior problems: A second order meta-analysis. Development and Psychopathology.
Curlee, A. S., Aiken, L. S., & Luthar, S. S. (2018). Middle school peer reputation in high-achieving schools: Ramifications for maladjustment versus competence by age 18. Development and Psychopathology.https://doi-org.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/10.1017/S0954579418000275
Infurna, F. J. & Luthar, S. S. (2018). Re-evaluating the notion that resilience is commonplace: A review and distillation of directions for future research, practice, and policy. Clinical Psychology Review.DOI: 10.1016/j.cpr.2018.07.003
Luthar, S. S., Small, P.J., Ciciolla, L. (2018). Adolescents from upper middle class communities: Substance misuse and addiction across early adulthood. Development and Psychopathology, 30, 311-335. doi.org/10.1017/S0954579417000645.
Luthar, S.S., & Kumar, N.L. (2018). Youth in high-achieving schools: Challenges to mental health and directions for evidence-based interventions. In A. W. Leschied, D. H. Saklofske, and G. L. Flett, Handbook of School-Based Mental Health Promotion: An Evidence-Informed Framework (pp. 441-458). New York: Springer.
Luthar, S. S. (2018). Mothering mothers. In R.A. Settersten Jr. & Megan M. McClelland (Eds.), The Study of Human Development: The Future of the Field. New York: Routledge.
Luthar, S. S. (2018). Developmental psychopathology. In A. Martin, M.H. Bloch and F. R. Volkmar (Eds.), Lewis's Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - A Comprehensive Textbook, Fifth Edition (pp. 452-475). Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer.
Luthar, S. S. (2017). Doing for the greater good: What price, in academe? Perspectives on Psychological Science, 12, 1153-1158. DOI10.1177/1745691617727863.
Luthar, S. S., Small, P.J., Ciciolla, L. (2017). Adolescents from upper middle class communities: Substance misuse and addiction across early adulthood. Development and Psychopathology. First view: DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0954579417000645
Ciciolla, L., Curlee, A., & Luthar, S. S. (2017). What women want: Employment preference and adjustment among mothers. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 27, 282-290.: DOI 10.1007/s10834-017-9534-7.
Infurna, F. J., & Luthar, S. S. (2017). Parent's adjustment following the death of their child: Resilience is multidimensional and differs across outcomes examined. Journal of Personality, 68, 38-53. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrp.2017.04.004
Infurna, F.J. & Luthar, S. S. (2017). The multidimensional nature of resilience to spousal loss. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 112, 926-947. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/pspp0000095
Luthar, S.S., Curlee, A., Tye, S.J., Engelman, J.C., &. Stonnington, C. M. (2017). Fostering resilience among mothers under stress: "Authentic Connections Groups" for medical professionals. Women's Health Issues, 27, 382-390. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.whi.2017.02.007
Luthar, S.S., & Eisenberg, N. (2017). Resilient adaptation among at-risk children: Harnessing science toward maximizing salutary environments. Child Development, 88, 337–349. doi:10.1111/cdev.1273m
Ciciolla, L., Curlee, A., Karageorge, J., & Luthar, S. S. (2016). When mothers and fathers are seen as disproportionately valuing achievements: Implications for adjustment among upper middle class youth. Journal of Youth and Adolescence. Online first, OI: 10.1007/s10964-016-0596-x
Infurna, F.J., & Luthar, S.S. (2016a). Resilience to major life stressors is not as common as thought. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 11, 175 –194. DOI: 10.1177/1745691615621271
Infurna, F.J., & Luthar, S.S. (2016b). Resilience has been and will always be, but rates declared are inevitably suspect: Reply to Galatzer-Levy and Bonanno. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 11, 199 –201. DOI: 10.1177/1745691615621281
Luthar, S. S., Crossman, E. J., & Small, P. J. (2015). Resilience and adversity. In R.M. Lerner and M. E. Lamb (Eds.). Handbook of Child Psychology and Developmental Science (7th Edition, Vol. III, pp. 247-286). New York: Wiley.
Luthar, S.S., & Ciciolla, L. (2015). What it feels like to be a mother: Variations by children's developmental stages. Developmental Psychology, 52, 143-154. http://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/dev0000062
Luthar, S.S., & Ciciolla, L. (2016). Who mothers Mommy? Factors that contribute to mothers' well-being. Developmental Psychology, 51, 1812-1823. http://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/dev0000051
Coren, S. A., & Luthar, S. S. (2014). Pursuing perfection: Distress and interpersonal functioning among adolescent boys in single-sex and co-educational independent schools. Journal of School Psychology, 51, 931-946. PMCID: PMC4225622
Lyman, E. & Luthar, S. S. (2014). Further evidence on the "Costs of Privilege": Perfectionism in high-achieving youth at socioeconomic extremes. Journal of School Psychology, 51, 913-930. PMCID: PMC4559285
Luthar, S. S., Barkin, S. H., & Crossman, E. J. (2013). "I can, therefore I must": Fragility in the upper-middle classes. Development and Psychopathology, 25th Anniversary Special Issue, 25, 1529-1549. PMCID: PMC4215566
PBS, Arizona Pubic Media (video), Oct 1, 2018. Connecting mothers.
Washington Post Op-ed, Sept 28. Many teens drink. Rich ones …. more likely to abuse alcohol.
New York Times, Sept. 27, 2018. 'Risky Business' and Brett Kavanaugh, 35 Years Later
NPR Morning Edition (audio), June 11, 2018. The perils of pushing kids too hard.
New York Times, Oct.11, 2017. Why are more American teenagers…suffering from severe anxiety?
NPR, Sept. 28, 2017. Mommy mentors help fight the stigma of postpartum mood disorder.
MarketCurrents.com, Oct. 6, 2018. Using a trust to support beneficiaries with behavioral problems.
The David Feldman Show (audio), Oct 6, 2018. Elite schools are toxic health hazards.
South China Morning Post, Oct 4, 2018. Life's no beach for children nowadays
RealSimple, Oct. 1, 2018. How to raise a problem-solver.
ASUNow, Sept. 21, 2018. Middle schoolers' reputations and their substance use & school achievement.
The Hour.com, Sept. 21, 2018. Op-ed: Depression in the midst of affluence.
Glamour.com, Sept 13, 2018. My life as a work-at-home-mom was hell
Kiplinger.com. Aug 13, 2018. Is your child at risk of catching 'affluenza'?
EurekAlert! Aug 15, 2018. It's okay when you're not okay: A re-evaluation of resilience in adults.
KJZZ, Aug 11, 2018. Study shows middle school popularity isn't everything.
Addiction Professional, Aug 6, 2018. Youth addiction is an equal-opportunity affliction.
Hazeldon Betty Ford Institute, July 27 2018. Does socioeconomic advantage lessen the risk of adolescent substance use?
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, July 1, 2018. Adolescent wellness: Current perspectives and future opportunities in research, policy, and practice
Wilton Bulletin, June 6, 2018. View from Glen Hill: In education there is no one-size-fits-all.
Quartz, June 5, 2018. High-achieving girls are terrified of failure.
USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism, May 25. Who's there to mother mommy? Far too often, no one.
PBS Catalyst: Shaping the future (video), May 16, 2018. Helping mothers through friendship.
Charlotte Observer, May 11, 2018. Unintended victims of the suburban charter school bill: White kids.
PBS Cronkite News, April 16, 2018 (video). Why some women under stress struggle to find .. balance
Good Morning Wilton, March 8, 2018. Researcher finds Wilton youth more …stressed than average teens.
ASUNow, Feb 22, 2018. New ASU certificate dedicated to military, veteran experiences.
Spear's, UK. Feb 1, 2018. Time to break the 'stiff upper lip': How wealth affects your mental health.
ASUNow, Jan 22, 2018. ASU support-group sessions benefit psychology students, university community.
Fofaco.org, Jan 14, 2018. Mulheres e álcool.
TheFix.com, Jan 5, 2018. Generation Z's pursuit of perfectionism could affect their mental health
Heath@ASU, Dec. 28. Set yourself to 'away': Resetting yourself for better mental health.
New Canaan Advertiser, Dec. 8. St. Luke's speaker talks of risks to teens in affluent community.
Essential Baby, Australia, Nov 10. Being a stay-at-home mum isn't always a choice.
Mindful Return, Oct. 28. An expert tells moms: do THIS instead of self-care.
Romper.com, Oct. 25. Stay-at-home moms who are unhappy often aren't staying home by choice.
Atlanta Journal Constitution. Oct. 23. Why more US teens are suffering from severe anxiety…
KQED, Oct. 20, 2017. Anxiety is taking a toll on teens, their families and schools.
The Fix, Oct. 19, 2017. Is social media to blame for rise in teen, young adult anxiety?
New York Times, Oct.11, 2017. Why are more American teenagers…suffering from severe anxiety?
KJZZ, Oct 6, 2017. Authentic Connections program expected to head to ASU.
NPR, Sept. 28, 2017. Mommy mentors help fight the stigma of postpartum mood disorder.
The State Press, Sept. 22, 2017. ASU students facing anxiety or depression.. may underutilize resources.
US News & World Reports, Sept. 12, 2017. Is growing up with money a risk factor for …addiction?
American Psychological Association, Sept. 2017. Maximizing children's resilience.
Vice.com-Tonic, Aug 16, 2017. Twice as many teen girls are killing themselves & we don't know why.
PBS Arizona (video), Aug 9, 2017. Celebrity suicides.
Fox10 News (video), July 30, 2017. Psychologist weighs in on how and why Chester Bennington took his own life.
ASUNow, July 27, 2017. ASU psychology professor sheds light on rockers' twin suicides.
KTAR News, July 26, 2017. ASU study says wealthy teens more likely to be addicted.
Harvard Kennedy School, July 24, 2017. Rich teens, drug abuse and the importance of involved parents.
BYU Radio, Top of Mind (audio), July 19, 2017. Kids in high-achieving schools: Addiction down the road?
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 23, 2017. Teens in high-achieving schools face greater alcohol, addiction risk.
Science Daily, June 23, 2017. To work or not to work: Moms' well being rests on what she wants.
The Business Journals, June 22, 2017. Science: Moms with choices are best-adjusted.
AddictionNow, June 6, 2017. Why are wealthy teens more likely to get addicted?
MedicalNews.com, June 5, 2017. Kids from high achieving schools at highest risk for addiction.
Fox News, June 5, 2017. Rich kids and drugs: Addiction may hit wealthy students hardest.
CBS News, June 1, 2017. Teens at elite high schools at higher risk of addiction, study finds.
The Telegraph, UK, June 1, 2017. Girls at private schools more likely have problems with alcohol & drugs.
The Independent, UK, June 1, 2017. Top private school pupils more likely to end up with addictions.
Huffington Post, June 1, 2017. Addiction may hit wealthy, white collar students hardest
Huffington Post, June 1, 2017. Building Authentic Connections: Professional moms ...more resilient.
Daily Mail, UK, May 31, 2017. Teenagers at high-achieving schools MORE likely to battle addiction
Science Daily, June 1,2017. Kids in high-achieving schools: Addiction down the road?
LiveScience.com, June 1, 2017. Rich kids and drugs: Addiction may hit wealthy kids hardest.
ASU Now, May 31, 2017. Kids in high-achieving schools: Addiction down the road?
The Atlantic, April 19, 2017. How big people shape little kids in big little lies.
Science Newsline, April 12. Mayo, ASU program helps mothers in medical professions lower stress.
Camden Wealth, UK, Feb 24. Poor little rich kids: How mental health is affecting next generation.
Science Daily, Feb 21, 2017. Family focused interventions for at risk children and youth.
PsychCentral.com, Feb 5, 2017. Experts recommend more interventions for at-risk youth.
ScienceDaily.com, Feb 1, 2017. Experts recommend shift in national priorities... youth disorders.
The Times, UK, Jan 29, 2017. Puttnam: Elite kids as deprived as the poorest.
Daily Mail, UK, Jan 29, 2017. Children of the super-rich are 'as disadvantaged' as poorest.
The Pool, UK, Jan 23, 2017. The middle years of child-rearing are the toughest.
The Independent, UK, Jan 17, 2017. Why parenting tweenage children is more stressful..
KJZZ Public Radio, Jan 17, 2017. Families should spend more time teaching kids kindness.
VoiceAmerica.com (audio), Jan 12, 2017. Middle school moms --The most stressed of all.
Southern California Public Radio (audio), Jan 11, 2017. Moms of middle schoolers have it hardest.
Slate.com (audio - @12:45 minutes in), Jan 5, 2017. Mom and dad are fighting: The Hardest Age.
NPR, Dec 29, 2016. Being mom to a middle schooler can be the toughest gig. (2nd, "Best of NPR")
Arizona Republic, Dec 2, 2016. Pushy parents who prioritize GPA are actually hurting their kids.
Times of India, Dec 1, 2016. Why you should stop pressuring kids over grades.
PsychCentral, Dec 1, 2016. Parents should not put too much pressure on kids.
Bloomberg Businessweek. Nov. 21. Affluenza Anonymous: Rehab for the young, rich, and addicted.
Wilton Bulletin, Oct 9, 2016. The serious risks affluent teens face.
The New York Times, Sept. 26, 2016. When a spouse dies, resilience can be uneven.
KJZZ Public Radio (audio), Sept. 20, 2016. Why our resilience may rely more on relationships...
El Confidencial, Spain, Sept. 15, 2016 'Affluenza', la polémica enfermedad…
Global News, Canada, Sept. 9, 2016. Extra-curricular activities vs. play: which is better for kids?
ASU News, Aug 25, 2016. Military moms sought for special ASU groups.
Wall Street Journal, Aug 24, 2016. When to let children quit.
Psychology Today, Aug 16, 2016. Is empty nest a myth?
612 ABC Brisbane, Australia (podcast), July 29, 2016. Money, wealth, and expectation.
The Academic Minute (podcast), July 15, 2016. Mothers of Tweens.
NPR, June 6, 2016. Think mothering young kids is hard? Get ready for even tougher times.
Wall Street Journal, May 17, 2016. Moms' middle-school blues.
Washington Post, March 25, 2016. Researchers have a new theory about how tragedies affect us.
Science Daily, March 19, 2016. Natural resilience to life stressors is not as common as thought.
The Times, UK, March 19, 2016. Stressed, depressed, lonely and anxious. Is your teenager OK,
CNN, Jan 27, 2016. Middle school: The new high school for moms.
The Washington Post, Jan 7, 2016. No such thing as 'affluenza'? Not so fast.
The Dallas Observer, Jan 7, 2016. Affluenza is a big surprise..are you kidding me?
NPR To the Point, Dec 28, 2015. Students and the pressure to perform.
The Times of India, Nov 22, 2015. The poor, little rich kids of Silicon Valley schools.
The Atlantic, Nov 17, 2015. The Silicon Valley suicides.
WebMD Radio, Nov 10, 2015. Being a Mother: Who takes care of the caregiver?
KInstantly U, Nov 2, 2015. This study struck a chord with moms,
Science Daily, Oct 29, 2015. Who mothers Mommy?,
Huffington Post, July 7, 2015. Is it possible to raise happy kids in affluence?
CNN, Jan 8, 2015. Believe it or not, there are challenges to growing up wealthy,
Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, April 9, 2015 (Open Session video). Fragility in affluent families and implications for parenting research and practice.
Current Projects
Conducted within a developmental psychopathology framework, research by our group revolves around the construct of resilience and positive youth development (Luthar, 2003; Luthar, 2006; Luthar & Brown, 2007; Luthar, Cicchetti, & Becker, 2000; Luthar & Eisenberg, 2017). Core questions of interest are: What are the processes that help some children and adults do well in spite of diverse stressors in their lives? Across various spheres of development — psychological, emotional, interpersonal, and academic -- how can we help to maximize their potentials and achieve competent, productive trajectories over time?
Currently, we are focused on two major programs of research, each described more in detail below. The first involves middle- and high-school students at highly achieving schools; across diverse samples, these youth have shown greater substance use and distress relative to national norms. The second area encompasses prevention trials to foster resilience among adults in high stress settings via a manualized group intervention, Authentic Connections Groups.
Research has shown that students growing up in highly achieving schools represent an "at-risk" group: Across diverse samples, they have shown significantly greater substance use and distress relative to national norms. These findings have been replicated across diverse settings -- in public and private schools, in cities and in suburbs, and in different parts of the country. Over time, these high levels of stress and distress can have serious consequences, including self-harm and addiction (Luthar, Barkin, & Crossman, 2013; Luthar & Latendresse, 2005; Luthar, Small, & Ciciolla, 2017).
Currently, this programmatic research is focused on understanding how salient aspects of school climate, and of parent-child relationships, can best be modified in order to maximize the well-being of youth and of the adults who care for them. This work involves ongoing collaborations with high-achieving day and boarding schools across the country.
Fostering resilience in communities & the workplace
In collaboration with the Mayo Clinic, AZ , we examined the effectiveness of a relationally-based intervention for a group of mothers at high risk: Medical care providers with young children. Between 30% and 40% of US physicians reportedly experience professional burnout, with women at significantly greater risk than their male counterparts. The Authentic Connections Groups (ACG) intervention is aimed at the development and crystallization of close, supportive, and dependable relationships for these women, both at work and in their everyday lives.
Results of the intervention were positive at several levels. Across the 12 weeks of the groups, there were zero dropouts. After the program, analyses of covariance showed significantly greater improvements for mothers in the Authentic Connections Groups than control condition for depression and global symptoms. By 3 months follow-up, significant differences were seen for these two dimensions and almost all other central variables, including self-compassion, feeling loved, physical affection received, and parenting stress, with moderate effect sizes; participants also showed significant reductions in cortisol levels at both after the intervention and follow-up.
Since completion of this project, we have successfully completed groups for various other groups experiencing high everyday stress, including military mothers, graduate students, and women in STEM disciplines. Most recent efforts involve counselors, advisors, and administrators at high-achieving schools, such as those in the programmatic work described earlier.
Luthar, S. S. (2018). Authentic Connections: Fostering resilience among women who are health care providers. Grand Rounds, Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN, June 13.
Luthar, S. S. (2018). Authentic Connections: An evidence-based intervention for women under stress. Association of Health Care Journalists, Phoenix, April 14.
Luthar, S. S. (2018). The High-Achieving Schools Survey: Using research to guide interventions. INDEX Academic Conference for Independent Schools, Chicago, April 12.
Luthar, S. S. (2018). Wilton High School: Summary of findings - 2018. Wilton, CT, March 5.
Luthar, S. S. (2017). Privileged and pressured: The risks of growing up in an affluent community. St. Luke's School, New Canaan, CT. November 27.
Luthar, S. S. (2017). High octane achievement. Pembroke Hill School, Kansas City, MO, October 11-12.
Luthar, S. S. (2017). Adjustment patterns among youth in high achieving schools. Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, MA, May 11-12.
Luthar, S. S. (2017). Adjustment patterns among youth in high achieving schools. Northfield Mount Herman school, Mount Hermon, MA, March 20.
Luthar, S. S. (2016). A new look at "Affluenza". Visiting Professor Lecture, Child Mind Institute, New York, NY, Nov. 18.
Luthar, S. S. (2016). Privileged and pressured: The risks of growing up in an affluent community. Wilton, CT, Oct. 21.
Luthar, S. S. (2016). Adjustment patterns among high school students: A report. Skyline High School, Issaquah, WA, Sept 19 and 21.
Luthar, S. S. (2016). Youth in highly achieving schools: Interventions based in developmental science. National Association of Independent Schools, Andover, MA, April 15.
Luthar, S.S. (2016). High achievement and associated stress. Brebeuf Jesuit School, Indianapolis, Jan 26.
Luthar, S.S. (2015). The price of high-octane achievement. Bainbridge Island, WA, October 6.
Luthar, S.S. (2015). Fragility in affluent families and implications for parenting research and practice. Institute of Medicine and National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences, Open Session: Supporting the parents of young children. Washington, DC, April 9.
Luthar, S. S. (2015). Pressures in the context of privilege: Implications for resilience-based interventions. Palo Alto, CA, March 20.
Luthar, S. S. (2015). Privileged but pressured: Fragility in the upper middle classes. Lady Irwin College, Delhi University, India, January 5.


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Sandra Bullock, "The Blind Side"
Helen Mirren, "The Last Station"
Carey Mulligan, "An Education"
Gabourey Sidibe, "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by
Meryl Streep, "Julie & Julia"
Personal choice:
Carey Mulligan, "An Education"
Likely winner:
Sandra Bullock, "The Blind Side" or Meryl Streep, "Julie
& Julia"
Comments: Two newcomers face two of the most-admired
actresses around, with Bullock tossed in as a wild card. Yes, Bullock managed a
most impressive comeback last year with "The Proposal" and "The Blind Side"
both hitting the jackpot at the box office (I'm sure she would have preferred
it if "All About Steve," her dismal stalker comedy that netted her a worst
actress nomination from the Golden Raspberries, had stayed on the shelf for all
eternity.) And perhaps her enduring popularity will result in an Oscar win,
even though she's merely good, not great, in "The Blind Side." Mirren is no
competition: She has a few strong moments in "Station," but the film is mostly
a yawner. Streep, on the other hand, has made the leap from perennial critics'
darling to certifiable box office cash cow in recent years, headlining such
hits as "The Devil Wears Prada," "Mamma Mia!" and "It's Complicated." She's
delightful as Julia Child in "Julie & Julia," going far beyond mere
impersonation to create a fascinating, full-fledged and very warm character.
Good as she is, I'm still in awe of Mulligan, who single-handedly carries "An
Education" with her stunning, funny and utterly beguiling portrait of a young
woman growing up too quickly in early-1960s England; it's breathtaking to watch
Mulligan easily change from bored schoolgirl to chic sophisticate and back
Leading actor
Jeff Bridges, "Crazy Heart"
George Clooney, "Up in the Air"
Colin Firth, "A Single Man"
Morgan Freeman, "Invictus"
Jeremy Renner, "The Hurt Locker"
Personal choice:
Colin Firth, "A Single Man"
Likely winner:
Jeff Bridges, "Crazy Heart"
Comments: Freeman's perfectly polished,
sanitized-for-your-protection turn as Nelson Mandela in "Invictus" has no place
here: dull, dull, dull. The voters should have gone for his "Invictus" co-star Matt Damon's wildly funny portrayal of an unbalanced whistle-blower in "The Informant!" instead. Clooney managed to make a seemingly unsympathetic
character — a corporate ax man — into someone worth caring about in "Up in the
Air," and Renner was first-rate as the devil-may-care hero of "The Hurt
Locker." The real race here, however, will be between Firth and Bridges. Firth
has never been better than he is in "A Single Man," playing a gay college
professor reeling from the loss of his longtime lover in 1962 California; it's
a beautifully detailed performance in which silences and stares communicate
more than words ever could. In just about any other year, the Oscar would be
his. But Bridges has four previous nominations behind him (dating back to 1971)
and his hard-drinking, self-destructive country singer is the shambling,
staggering centerpiece of "Crazy Heart." Can't say I was completely crazy about
the film itself, but Bridges is thoroughly believable throughout.
James Cameron, "Avatar"
Kathryn Bigelow, "The Hurt Locker"
Quentin Tarantino, "Inglourious Basterds"
Lee Daniels, "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by
Jason Reitman, "Up in the Air"
Personal choice:
Kathryn Bigelow, "The Hurt Locker"
Likely winner:
Kathryn Bigelow, "The Hurt Locker"
Comments: Five impressive nominees, two of whom used to be
married to each other — yes, Cameron and Bigelow were husband and wife from
1989-1991. He may have made the more financially successful film, but she made
the all-around better movie. Although "The Hurt Locker" has been criticized by
some for offering an inaccurate picture of life in Iraq, Bigelow establishes
such vivid characters and builds so much suspense it becomes a gripping,
disturbing thriller.
Best picture
"The Blind Side"
"District 9"
"An Education"
"The Hurt Locker"
"Inglourious Basterds"
"Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire"
"A Serious Man"
"Up in the Air"
Personal choice:
"An Education"
Likely winner:
"The Hurt Locker"
Comments: Don't be fooled by the fact there are 10 nominees:
This is very much a three-picture race between "Avatar," "The Hurt Locker" and
"Up in the Air." Want to vote for a couple real long shots? Put your money on
"District 9" and "A Serious Man." Strangely, the excellent "Up in the Air,"
which seemed to have enormous support after its first screenings, has somehow
lost much of its momentum in recent months. So "Avatar" is the only obstacle
standing between "The Hurt Locker" and the award.
What are your personal picks? Who would you have nominated? Who should have been left out of the race? Please share your thoughts.


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Days of Our Lives Spoilers: June 22-26Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Warnings and threats are handed out next week on Days of Our Lives...
- Hope warns Nathan about Melanie (Molly Burnett, pictured).
- EJ threatens Rafe.
- Steph accidentally overdoses.
- In a vision, Zack warns Bo to take care of Ciara.
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Mum and two sisters stabbed in horror movie knife rampage
A TEENAGE boy was being quizzed last night after his mum and two sisters were stabbed in a horror movie knife rampage.
Neighbours found 10-year-old Maarijah Gul lying outside the family home in a pool of blood with her neck slashed.
Her 16-year-old sister Anatullah and their mother, in her 40s, were slumped inside bleeding from multiple stab wounds.
One witness told how they heard Mrs Gul frantically screaming: "The baby, the baby."
Her one-year-old son was later found safe and unharmed upstairs in the house at Small Heath, Birmingham.
"I heard someone screaming. It sounded like they were terrified and in pain"Farah Naz, 45
Police arrested a 17-year-old youth on suspicion of attempted murder.
Farah Naz, 45, who lives nearby, said: "I heard someone screaming. It sounded like they were terrified and in pain.
"I ran round the corner and there was a girl lying in the doorway. There was blood everywhere. It was like a scene from some gruesome horror movie."
Shaheed Salim, 41, who watched the attack on CCTV outside his home, said: "I couldn't believe it. I was frozen to the spot."
A teaching assistant from a nearby school dashed to help Maarijah, who was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries.
Her sister and their mother were both taken to hospital by ambulance.


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What a way to celebrate Christmas riding on a Christmas Bus! Yes, they are rolling here in Sydney, Australia. There are four of them operated by the Hills Bus. We chance upon the The Party Christmas Bus last Sunday afternoon. The other three buses are themed The Australian Christmas Bus, The Winter Wonderland Bus, and the Santa's Cave Bus. These buses are definitely much better than the atheist buses to be launched in New Zealand! Not a joke.
T'was such a fantastic ride. My four-year-old son was so amazed and can't control his mouth to say a big "wow!" Definitely, it did put smiles on our faces. We are quite pleased to see smiling faces of people hopping in on various bus stops. What an atmosphere of smiling people! I say the Christmas Bus is one of the cleanest public buses we've boarded here in Sydney. It's top of the class and it's fully airconditioned. Good smell and absolutely clean. We really enjoyed the ride from the rolling hills and beautiful suburbs of Baulkhams Hills to Parramatta Train Station.
Want to experience riding any of these buses? Visit Hillsbus Christmas Buses for photos, timetables, and route information. Here are some of their customers' feebacks:
"The Christmas buses are fun, fabulous and joyful, I absolutely loved it!"
"I just wanted to congratulate the individuals who decorated and brought Christmas spirit to this bus. I would like to thank Hillsbus for allowing this bus to be decorated for such a good cause…. This has been one of my best bus ride experiences ever and I thank you all for that."
"Congratulations to the team that worked on the Xmas buses. I was on board the 711 bus and it looked remarkable! Well done… You did such a wonderful job that I would even sleep on the bus."
"I love the Christmas Buses it completely brightened up my morning"
Behold, The Party Christmas Bus!
Welcome aboard!
where's the red press Stop button?
colorful Christmas decors hanging high!
A view at the windows
Merry Christmas!


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The following entry is re-blogged from one of my dear sisters blogs….I cried when I read it and am so blessed to be encouraged by Robin to keep my lamp full of oil and the wick trimmed……thank you dear friend for being such a beautiful example of a Wise Virgin…..
what are you waiting for?
waiting and watching.
expecting something better,
something beautiful,
something that fills the longing.
i do it when i know a long awaited trip lies ahead on my calendar.
or a special dinner with friends i haven't seen in a long time.
or a quiet date with my husband.
– – – – – – – –
i just read the final pages of my favorite book.
the book that tells my story.
His story.
our story.
and i have shivers,
and goosebumps raise,
and anticipation whelms me
as I glimpse what lies ahead for me.
a feast.
a wedding.
a homecoming.
and i am reminded of where i should be gazing expectantly.
not at my calendar.
or to any plan or vision of the natural kind.
i cast my heart, my eyes, my longing, my hopes, and my expectation to the skies.
i am a bride and i am waiting for my Groom.
He is coming soon, and even if it is a lifetime from now
a lifetime waiting for Him and being ready is a life not wasted.
He is the fulfillment of every desire,
now and then.
every other is thin and pale in comparison.
won't you join me in watching and waiting?
read Revelation 19 – 22.
i pray the beauty and the hope overwhelm you too.
For more of Robin's encouragement, visit her blog here.
Blessed to be In His Grip~


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Love the Ferrigno and Reeve vibe in those faces...
Love the Ferrigno and Reeve vibe in those faces...
Coming this August;
Hot damn, #197-209. Next volume will feature the Buscema/Chan issues.
Here's something of interest for all of you HULK fans. Don't know about the rest of you, but he gets my vote as a potential future writer for Hulk/Banner.
Also, I'm sure some of you know that Peter David will be writing the Hulk once again. This time in an upcoming digital mini-series, one that all Hulk fans should check out.
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We are the Dora Milaje. We are the daughters of the 18 tribes of Wakanda. We are the teeth of the Panther God. Out of 10,000 years of sweat and bloodshed and battle are we born. We are the women of this ancient land. Deadliest of the species. And our time has come!
When do you guys think we'll hear about Hulk's return to his comic (a new title, maybe?)? Just after the end of No Surrender?


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From active matter to artificial cells: a mechanical insight into the fabric of life
The goal of the proposed research is to theoretically investigate an artificial cell-like structure to understand how mechanical functionality emerges in living matter. Living cells, from the simple prokaryotes to the more complex eukaryotes, are capable of astonishing mechanical functionalities. They can deform spontaneously or in response to environmental stimuli, move in a fluid or on a substrate and generate enough force to split themselves in two while remaining alive. These unique properties are possible because the building blocks that form the mechanical apparatus of the cell are active: they are able to transform stored or ambient energy into mechanical work. But how does functionality emerge from mechanical activity? In order to address this question I will focus on an artificial cell-like structure consisting of a lipid vesicle enclosing an active liquid crystal that performs the functions of the cytoskeleton and that can be experimentally obtained from purified extracts of cytoskeletal filaments and motor proteins (Fig. 1). Using this active prototype cell (or simply active protocell) as a model system, I will shed light into the complex mechanical properties that characterise the ?fabric of life?, via a challenging theoretical and computational research program.
Building on my expertise in continuum mechanics, liquid crystals, topological defects and geometry, I will investigate: (1) how active and passive forces allow the cell to control and modify its shape; (2) how activity and geometrical confinement can drive cell division in the absence of a regulatory network; (3) how the interactions between the cell and its environment lead to spontaneous motion and how this can be directed by chemical and hydrodynamic cues.
Our endeavours on active protocells will be complementary to the ongoing grand challenge on artificial life and will create a much needed link between the world of artificial cells and theoretical physics.


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Well it's been quite a while since I've last posted. In fact, almost a year to the day. And here it is: The poster for the second Middle Eastern Comedy Festival in Los Angeles. This year, a Middles Eastern Wizard of Oz was commissioned and thus this drawing was born. There are extra spaces left for text to be filled in later, but I wanted to just show the image. Not to toot my own horn, but I am proud of the Lion from the former Iranian flag as the Cowardly Lion. Funny stuff.


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Of the 535 members of the 107th Congress, 150 are Roman Catholic,including 91 Democrats and 59 Republicans, the Maryland-basedorganization reported in Voice of Reason, its quarterly newsletter.
Baptist members increased by three members to 72, with 37Republicans, 34 Democrats and one independent. Methodists saw thelargest jump in numbers, adding six for a total of 65, including 39Republicans and 26 Democrats.
The top religious affiliations have remained the same for decades,with Catholics as the largest religious bloc.
"They have been since 1964," said Albert Menendez, associate editorof the newsletter. "They're going to stay in first place probablyforever."
Presbyterians in Congress increased by two members to a total of 49,including 32 Republicans and 17 Democrats. Episcopalians, dropped by oneto 41, with 30 Republicans and 11 Democrats. Jewish members saw anincrease of three members for a total of 37 -- 33 Democrats, 3Republicans and one independent.
The number who identified themselves as "nondenominationalProtestant" decreased by five to a total of 29, with 19 Republicans and10 Democrats.
Rounding out the top 10, were 20 Lutherans (11 Democrats and nineRepublicans), 15 Mormons (12 Republicans and three Democrats) and eightmembers of the United Church of Christ (five Republicans and threeDemocrats).
Geographically, Catholic members are often from the Northeast, theGreat Lakes region and California. Baptists, Methodists andPresbyterians members are mostly from the South.
Seven members claimed no religious affiliation. There are no Muslim,Buddhist or Hindu members.
Americans for Religious Liberty is a group that monitors trends inreligion and politics and supports church-state separation.


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Reporting a plunge in the value of transactions carried out in Europe last year, the firm predicted "sensible" mid-market deals would replace headline-grabbing mergers as the norm in the post-crisis landscape.
Just under €30bn (£27.2bn) of private equity deals were carried out in 2009, according to Mergermarket. The figure is a year-on-year slump of 64 per cent, with buyout houses including CVC Capital Partners and Apax carrying out 45 per cent fewer deals across the continent in total.
Of the mergers completed, only four per cent involved a target company with a market capitalisation of more than €500m – less than half the proportion of a year earlier.
Mergermarket analyst Tom Coughlan said: "A 'back to basics' approach by the asset class is one of the most significant by-products of the economic downturn and is no bad thing… The heady days of near-free and easy debt are certainly over."
One banker agreed in principle, saying: "The debt markets are not there to support the leveraged deals of old. This will particularly hit funds which made money out of leverage and multiple arbitrage."
Simon Walker, chief executive of the British Venture Capital Association, added that mid-market deals had long been the mainstay of the UK industry.
Citing recent job-saving rescues of Crown Paints and DavyMarkham, Walker added: "Small-scale turnaround private equity activity is where we're going to contribute most to the economy in the next few years provided regulation doesn't stifle it."


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I will hate it if Microsoft goes through with the no used game idea, simply because that will ruin gamely users on that front. If Microsoft goes through this plan I will personally switch to PS4 when it releases because the new xbox will be so bad (used game wise) that it just wont be worth it.
I'm getting a 720 because my first-gen broke for like the 7th time. All of my games are XBOX 360 and I don't intend on spending hundreds for the new console and a bunch of new games. The war on used games has gone too far and if Microsoft does this I will hate them forever.
I wont be buying one, the new ps4 is a far better option. Xbox is a complete rip off, always has been, and always will. It's getting worse too, with the the use of old or second hand games being done away with. I mean, you even have to pay those robbing sods, if you want to change your game name. Plus you have to pay to connect to the internet, wtf, I already pay for my internet, and you want me to pay again? Blow me, Microsoft, you greedy geets... Playstation all the way.
If Xbox 720 came out and didn't support used games and can only be used online, it won't support us military members who are out to sea, deployed in other countries. Why should I bother buying this system? It doesn't support us so why should I buy this rip off of a system?
I'm 45 and started playing video games at 6 when it all started. I will NOT be getting the new Xbox. I still sit in the dark and play my Atari 2600 every now and then. This kind of game control sickens me. Its also going to be the 1st gaming system to come along in 39 years that I am passing up on.
They've announced the used game limitations. I will not purchase an Xbox until that restriction is lifted. I will go with the competition and purchase the PS4. All the extra features the Xbox One provides are not enough to give up my rights to use a system that I purchased the way I would like to.
Do they think we are stupid? Paying for something that if the internet goes down means I have a $500 brick? No thanks. Forcing second hand games dealers and consumers out of the picture? No thanks. I want to pay money for something that I will OWN. I am not paying 100s/1000s to effectively rent this equipment and games. You broke a fairly good system Microsoft, you tried to exploit your consumers and you will feel the consequences.
You don't care about your loyal consumers who have been with the range for the past 10 years, treat them like dirt.
I paid a lot for my games and the idea of requiring an internet connection (along with the crap they are trying to add with the Kinnect features) means I will be staying away from it. This is no way to handle Digital Rights Management and is effectively just as bad as always online systems. The idea of the Kinnect watching you for information gathering purposes they describe violates my privacy.
I will definitely not buy if there is no backwards compatability or secondhand game market. If Microsoft are dumb enough to try this, Sony will surely learn from their mistake and Microsoft will have to back down or fail miserably. My consoles are mostly played by my 7 year old son who wants every game, some of which are simply not good and not even worth paying for secondhand let alone new. This would also alienate all of the game retailers as well. Hopefully these plans are just a bluff from both Sony and Microsoft that neither will follow through.
Microsoft just lost a lifelong customer. And supporter. Hello sony, welcome to "the lesser of two evils". At least I get metal gear first now.....The idea that internet is required is the big killer for me, and I think it's completely unfair and can't think of another device that requires that. Guess what, MS, not everyone has or wants a broadband connection and some of your most ardent supporters care about GAMES, not getting tv, on my game system, when I already have tv, next to my game system. Pathetic money grab.
I love XBOX, and Halo is my most favorite game. While it would really make me mad, I am not going anti-XBOX over it. I don't HAVE to sell my 360, so I can play all my old games on that. Plus, you can probably put a used disc on a 360 and play it(if 360 can read 720 discs). And honestly, you should know what you buy, so you don't get a game and want to return it. The only thing you have to do is either get the game for yourself or if a friend wants to play have them come over to your house.
I don't buy used anyway. So it won't affect me personally. I understand why people are not happy about this. Not everyone can afford brand new games. Especially in this financial climate. It would still seem silly to do this. Especially when their rival Sony isn't doing the same. So I can't see why it would happen.


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We now know about the last two races coming to WildStar. We don't yet know about the last two classes, but that's pretty much assured for release in the near future. (I'm betting on PAX Prime, based on nothing more than speculation.) In fact, we're getting plenty of interesting and deep reveals… as well as a few things that the developers aren't talking about, things that are mentioned in passing and then allowed to just go unaddressed.
Some of this doesn't really matter one way or the other, but there are some places where these unreveals are pretty worrisome. I'm not sure how much of this comes down to limited time for reveals and how much is actually shady, but in lieu of more information, I think some questions should be asked about why we've heard nothing regarding some stuff that, logically, should have gotten its own day in the revelation sunlight.
Crafting and the mechanics thereof
I'm starting on the list at a point that isn't actively worrisome but still is a bit baffling because I know the game's crafting systems are in place in the beta. I'm even willing to bet that if I decided to scour a bit, I could find many sites with unscrupulous individuals willing to break the NDA and spill the beans on exactly what crafting looks like at this point in the game's development, potentially with pictures.
As I've discussed previously, though, that's not my style. But it still raises the question of why we haven't seen more than the vaguest details on crafting.
There's something distinctly odd about letting a system go live for testing without giving a full rundown on how it works to onlookers. Yes, crafting might require more intimate knowledge of how the games' mechanics work before we can fully appreciate its subtle brilliance, but I'm willing to bet that most of us could piece together the overall intention from just a few words. Without any more information, it becomes odd — are we not being told something important? Is the crafting somehow shameful? Should we be worried? What's the big secret?
Those story updates
Again, this is less worrisome, but moreso than is crafting because we know for a fact that crafting itself does exist. Right now, these do not.
The promise of new story content on a regular basis for people at the endgame is a laudable goal. But herein lies the problem, Timmy: Technically that's what Guild Wars 2 is providing right now. For some players this is a satisfying buffet, and for other folks this is a never-ending onslaught of updates with all the content density of a holiday event, coupled with a story in which the players are hangers-on for all of the important NPCs doing things. You can guess which camp I fall into.
Ongoing story content could be that. Or it could be a single new mission chain every month. Or a small new area. Or a single quest. Or nearly anything in the world. It tells us virtually nothing. We've heard a lot about the endgame recently, but we've heard nothing about what this particular aspect is going to look like, what sort of rewards can be expected, what sort of challenges to expect, and so forth. And this is a big deal, especially in light of the next point.
Anything about solo endgame, really
Time and again we've been told that WildStar will have an endgame for everyone. Or "elder game," if you want to rename a spade into a diamond-head digging tool. We've also been told that high-end PvP and group PvE content is aimed at people who want a challenge.
All well and good. So where's that content aimed at people like me? I like PvE and PvP, but my willingness to devote an escalating spiral of my time into grinding out every conceivable boss fight is… well, more or less nil. I roleplay, I enjoy storyline stuff, and I like heading into dungeons, but I don't like raiding. From what I've been told thus far, my endgame is probably going to be the solo stuff, since I don't want to get in on the raid cycle and I don't expect to be good enough to be among the best in PvP.
What exactly will that look like? I have very little idea of what I'll actually be doing, just that it will conceivably exist. This is a neglected field of gamers, a group of people who want to play but have traditionally been ignored at endgame. The fact that something is promised but isn't actually being detailed in any way doesn't fill me with comfort; it makes me think that this is the first promise that will be broken when it becomes convenient.
A solid release date
We're told that this game will release in 2013. All right. I don't mean to scare anyone, but there's not a lot of 2013 left. And at this point the developers are so comfortable with the existing version of the game that they still haven't told us two of the classes that will be playable when you boot it up for the first time. Slow roll for PR purposes, sure, but we're running out of time for that slow roll and running into that horrible beast called the year is not that much longer.
I suppose this doesn't exactly qualify as worrisome, considering the fact that I'm perfectly fine with the game not launching until 2014. Although that would mean launching alongside The Elder Scrolls Online, which people care about for some reason, it seems like the most likely scenario at this point. I just wish we'd actually be told that's the case.


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Source: Juliet Linderman / The Times-Picayune / NOLA.com
The trial of former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has been delayed for three weeks, until Oct. 28, according to court records filed on Thursday afternoon. The trial was slated to begin on Oct. 7.
A motion to delay was filed in federal court by Nagin's attorney, Robert Jenkins, after a closed-door meeting was requested jointly with federal prosecutors Matthew Coman and Richard Pickens. The minutes from the meeting indicate that both parties agreed to a delay, and U.S. District Judge Helen "Ginger" Berrigan, who is presiding over the case, signed the late Thursday afternoon.
The trial is expected to last two weeks, and will begin at 8:30 a.m.
Nagin is accused of taking bribes from contractors while he was mayor of New Orleans. He has denied wrongdoing.
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2009 Renault Laguna Carminat dCi 1.5 turbo diesel from Slovenia
All that you wish for in a family hatchback and more
Driver˙s door clunk sometimes when opening, but is an easy DIY fix, I Googled the solution.
General Comments:
Got the car recently, and will report any issues in the comments of this review. I bought it on good experience from a friend, and from reviews on this website.
I'm a petrol head, and have owned and driven a lot of cars, and I can only say that Renault has come a long way with this car.
The front of the car has a slight smile under its bonnet, which makes it look pleasant and gives it some character. The back of the car does have a big butt as I would say, but those rear LED lights look quite nice in the dark. The side view reminds me very much of the old Citroen CX, I guess it's just an evolution of what you need to do in order to combine optimal usage of space in a hatchback while having good aerodynamics (the Laguna hatchback has a drag coefficient of 0.29).
What I love most is the interior; the nice curves along with premium materials make it a pleasant and inviting place for the occupant.
Because of the keyless system, you needn't worry about either locking or unlocking the car; very handy when carrying groceries in both hands.
The instrumentation layout is very ergonomic, and so is the sitting position; the seats are wonderfully supportive and comfortable, and you can also rest your head on the headrest in a natural position, which is still rare in cars. If you think about it, this also reduces neck injury in an accident, god forbid of course.
The audio system sounded average until I fiddled with the setup, and now it sounds amazing. That's all I can say, from low bass to high treble, it's all there.
The boot size in the hatchback is massive, passenger space is abundant, and the cabin has an airy feeling, also helped by the dashboard design which isn't intrusive. Rear passenger space is more than adequate even for adults, but not as cavernous as in the wagon due to the lowered roof line.
Driving the Laguna is a very leisurely experience, the pedals and gear change are soft and the steering is easy and accurate, the car holds direction very well and little corrections are needed. Wind noise is well suppressed, and engine noise is very well suppressed even at highly illegal speeds. Diesel rattle is as minimal as it gets in a four cylinder diesel.
The ride of the car is very forgiving, at least on the 16" wheels that mine has. You do hear larger bumps, but it irons out and glides over imperfections that neglected roads and speed bumps can throw at you.
I've driven a similar Laguna on 17" wheels, and the ride is still better than most cars, but it does tend to crash more on smaller, sudden road imperfections, thus I would recommend going for the 16" wheels for those who value ride comfort above looks.
Handling, performance, engine and economy:
The first odd thing I noticed while driving it is the electric power steering, and it's also the thing I like very much. Usually when you go into a curve too fast in a front wheel driven car, you have to hold the the steering wheel strongly and make corrections to it, but in this Laguna you only point the direction, and the steering just flows with you without struggling. It's hard to describe in words, but very pleasant to drive, and travelling fast on a curvy road requires far less effort.
Body roll is minimal, and the car sticks to the road decently; hard to believe there is no rear multi-link suspension, and overall handling is light years ahead of older large Renaults.
The engine is only a 1.5dCi turbo diesel unit, which of course looks awful on paper, but due to relative light weight of this Laguna and the low rpm turbo boost, it can more than keep up with traffic, and overtaking is comfortably possible, when not fully laden of course. It's easy to drive in the urban environment because the turbo does not lag as much as some turbo diesels tend to.
It really shines on the motorway where it accelerates like a larger engine, and when you decide to take it easy, it will sip less than 5 litres of diesel per 100km (60mpg Imperial).
The service interval is 30000km, which makes it quite cheap to run, but I will probably shorten it to about 20-25k km, because I'm not willing to risk any oil sludge, which is too common on modern turbo diesels with extended service intervals, and can easily cost you a new turbo, if not a whole new engine. Will change the oil filter at the 20k km mark, check the condition of the old filter, and make a decision based on that.
The downsides:
Renault parts prices, which are higher than from some other rivals.
Rear end design is lacking on the hatchback, and the rear wiper design makes it even worse. When you look at the beauty of a Laguna Coupe rear, you wonder if they are from the same car manufacturer.
The wiper rain sensor stinks just like on most cars.
Build quality is getting there, but still not up to some Japanese or German rivals.
Front wheel overhang should be shorter, and thus the engine would be behind the front axle, making the car even better to drive due to better weight distribution.
No plastic grille to protect the intercooler and radiator from stones damaging it.
No multilink rear suspension on a 2007 model car.
Some features cannot be easily turned off. I cannot make it stop beeping when it autolocks, and I cannot make it stop chiming some warnings. If something annoys the owner, it should be easily turned off without bothering going to a dealer, a Renault dealer that is.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 10th August, 2011


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"There is a growing recognition of how important migrants in the United States are to the development of their home countries. Remittances have become a hot topic for developing country governments, and international development agencies as well", says Burgess. Explaining that remittances have become the second largest capital inflow to developing countries behind foreign direct investments, and one of the most stable sources of foreign exchange earnings for developing countries, she points out that it is an important policy issue right now, and "particularly interesting in the context of democratisation and decentralisation in Latin America".
Her comparative study is designed to explore the local politics of collective remittances in El Salvador, and Mexico. "I am really interested in knowing how relationships between the state and groups in society that organise in less privileged sectors develop" says Burgess. "There is a line of continuity from my previous work where I studied relationships between political parties in power and labour unions in Venezuela, Mexico and Spain. In my current research, I examine similar interactions, but between migrant associations as transnational civil society actors and governments in their home countries in efforts to promote community development and what that participation of these transnational actors does to governance at the local level."
Primarily intended for academics and professionals working in the field of international development, she hopes that her research is also well-received by policy makers in national governments. Particularly those governments that send out migrants and having received remittance flows, are currently seeking creative solutions to allocate those financial resources for the pursuit of developmental or collective goals.


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The average individual has absolutely no idea what is going on in the world. This leads to a lot of useless political opinions. The actuality is that without big government anything that was not profitable would not exist. There would be no public roads or parks. There would be no police, just private security guards that will mow you down. Big government is better for the common man.
Big government will become all powerful and all controlling and will believe that they're entitled to your money and can make whatever law they see fit to control the people within their government. A small government believes in limited control and provide people only what is outlined in the constitution.
No, big government is not good for the individual, because an individual living in big government is constantly told that they cannot do anything for themselves. A person living in small government is respected. They are told that they are capable. Big government takes choice away from people, and along with it, accountability.


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Mesh on PirateBox is currently in testing. I don't recommend large productive use, because
Mesh networking (topology) is a type of networking where each node must not only capture and disseminate its own data, but also serve as a relay for other nodes, that is, it must collaborate to propagate the data in the network. A mesh network can be designed using a flooding technique or a routing technique. When using a routing technique, the message is propagated along a path, by hopping from node to node until the destination is reached. To ensure all its paths' availability, a routing network must allow for continuous connections and reconfiguration around broken or blocked paths, using self-healing algorithms. A mesh network whose nodes are all connected to each other is a fully connected network. Mesh networks can be seen as one type of ad hoc network. Mobile ad hoc networks (MANET) and mesh networks are therefore closely related, but MANET also have to deal with the problems introduced by the mobility of the nodes.` Source: en.wikipedia.org - Mesh networks
On PirateBoxes in the mesh-package 0.2.x, the protocol B.A.T.M.A.N. advanced is used.
Batman-advanced works on Layer2 which enables every kind of higher protocol (TCP,UDP whatever) on top of it.
It is currently possible to get a complete Network generated out of one shell script in combination with the protocol above. If you know the remote IP address, you are able to access this box directly- chat and download files. Uploading-Box appears but the upload only happens on the PirateBox you are currently connected to (Name-resoulution problem). You are able to use all the stuff of the remote Boxes, too !
The following explanations uses the following terms:
In the version introduced with LibraryBox 2.0 the complete mesh network implementation was reworked. The mesh network consists of two overlapping segments. The IPv4 address
'192.168.1.x' is used "locally" between the local PirateBox and the other clients which are locally associated.
On OpenWrt, the wifi "network" and the ethernet ports are virtually connected. This technique is called "bridge". In the PirateBox implementation , the mesh-network-interface is directly connected to that bridge as well. During setup of the different parts of the mesh stuff, we establish an IPv4 packet filter, that between the mesh-interface and the bridge no IPv4 packets are able to pass.
But how is it possible to interact between other remote PirateBoxen? For that, at the complete mesh network an IPv6 network is setup with a prefix, that is available for every client. So each box has it's own unique IPv6 address, like the client. So it is possible to connect across the mesh network to remote PirateBoxes and other clients (maybe serving files). Every Client is served with IPv6 address via a radvd daemon.
The Prefix for the IPv6 addressing is:
fdc0:ffea with the following mask
This setup allows, to use a single OpenWrt router being a mesh node only, relaying traffic from i.e. an RaspberryPi connected via ethernet and providing more powerful services.
The discovery of LibraryBox and PirateBox is working with the use of the avahi/bonjour protocol. If you have an avahi daemon and browser enabled, you can browse the list of the available devices.
The mesh network itself as a wifi-interface is only working on OpenWrt currently! After we released it on OpenWrt, the scripts will be modified to work on other environment, but as we can use any OpenWrt-able device as a mesh-entry-node - it is not our priority topic.
Because of the cheap price one idea is, to use two MR3020 instead of only one. One is responsible for normal clients and the other one only for Mesh on a different channel (so no collisions anymore)- that is not so easy in the current implementation
Name resolution. Even if you know the unique name of a remote Box, you cannot simply type it into your browser. There is the need to finish and test a script, that maps into normal DNS resolution. Also we need a list on the web frontend, that you can simply navigate to other boxes.
Due to the current state of development, the upload only works with the local PirateBox. If you visit the website of a remote PirateBox the upload-Box on the right only points to the upload button from the local one. The problem at this point is the name resolution. ( The easy fix is to change the hostname used on the index.html file, but that needs some testing before making use of that).
Clients, which are not able to use IPv6, won't have mesh access.
Forban is currently discontinued for PirateBox. This is not because I don't like it, it is because we had a major structure reorganisation that made the Forban package incompatible with the current PirateBox 1.0 implementation. Even the default shipped configuration doesn't work with the current IPv6 (better) implementation of PirateBox.
I leave the part inside this page to explain Forban in our context a bit.
Most people reading or thinking about Mesh-network, that it is something self-synchronizing. Currently this feature is implemented with the use of Forban (but in fact, that is not the Mesh-itself (see above).
Forban is a relative "heavy" Software for the small Boxes like MR3020. The software comes preconfigured in "Shared-Mode" only. Forban sends regular informations, that there is a Forban active via Broadcast across the network. In combination with the implemented Mesh-network, the result is, that if Boxes reaches their connectivity area, the Forban detects the remote Forban and lists it in his webinterface. Share-Mode only offers data and the user can download it directly from the device to his client. The "opportunistic"-Mode is correctly set up, but not activated. This mode reacts on incoming Broadcasts and tries do download every file from the remote Forban. This works on the following rules:
The current flaws of the implementation (0.0.34) are:
Sidenote: I don't want to blame Forban in a hard way. Adulau did a good job and he already proposed a list of possible improvements to circumvent a lot of the problems I listed above. You can find this list on his github project ; Forban2.0.
All option would be an "opt-in", like the mesh implementation.
All alternatives should have a resource limiting factor on the server side to prevent to much load and a resulting bad user experience on the Box downloaded from.
We are discussing lightweight options for synchronization such as:
LibraryBox brings currently an FTP synchronization. This FTP sync is used for a 1:n synchronization, where the node knows his specific main-source for downloading. The FTP implementation brings a bare skeleton for anonymous access. This in combination with a clever avahi lookup can be used for an automatic download script.
The more open option is to use an rsync daemon and client (combined with an avahi lookup script) to download from remote content.
The current problem is time and I don't want to make promises I can't fullfill. I tried with the lines above to describe how complex an implementation like this is and I showed some of the pitfalls.
Currently, I'm trying to nail down the mesh stuff for the 1.1 release of PirateBox and to bring a development snapshot on its way. In the current environment it might almost implossible to reproduce my work by other, which means no one can effectively help developing.
On github, the guy called "stylesuxx" helped me alot with automating the tasks for creating snapshots. I'm currently removing the rough edges and after that I hope to get more input and work from the community (because they see & test the latest state more easier).


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By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER
Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles is using television screens, new software and greeters to cut wait times in its largest offices.
DMV executive director Kevin Shwedo says people can access the DMV website and check out wait times before they decide when to go or which office to visit.
For 42 of its 67 offices, the website reports how many people are in line, what they are waiting for, and how long the wait is.
Waits vary depending on whether you need to get a license, turn in tags or take a test. But officials hope the average time to wait now is about 10 minutes.
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Synonyms & Trade NamesBacillus subtilis, Bacillus subtilis BPN, Bacillus subtilis Carlsburg, Proteolytic enzymes, Subtilisin BPN, Subtilisin Carlsburg [Note: Commercial proteolytic enzymes are used in laundry detergents.]
CAS No.1395-21-7 (BPN)
9014-01-1 (Carlsburg)
RTECS No.CO9450000 (BPN),CO9550000 (Carlsburg)
DOT ID & Guide
See: IDLH INDEX
Exposure Limits
NIOSH RELST 0.00006 mg/m3 [60-minute]
OSHA PELnone See Appendix G
Measurement MethodsNone available
See: NMAM or OSHA Methods
Physical DescriptionLight-colored, free-flowing powders. [Note: A protein containing numerous amino acids.]
Molecular Weight28,000 (approx)
Boiling Point?
Melting Point?
Vapor Pressure0 mmHg (approx)
Ionization PotentialNA
Specific Gravity?
Flash PointNA
Upper Exposive LimitNA
Lower Explosive LimitNA
Incompatibilities & ReactivitiesNone reported
Exposure Routesinhalation, ingestion, skin and/or eye contact
Symptomsirritation eyes, skin, respiratory system; resp sensitization (enzyme asthma): sweating, headache, chest pain, flu-like symptoms, cough, breathlessness, wheezing
Target OrgansEyes, skin, respiratory system
Personal Protection/Sanitation(See protection codes)
Skin:Prevent skin contact
Eyes:Prevent eye contact
Wash skin:When contaminated
Remove:When wet or contaminated
First Aid(See procedures)
Eye:Irrigate immediately
Skin:Soap wash
Breathing:Respiratory support
Swallow:Medical attention immediately
Respirator Recommendations
Not available.
See alsoINTRODUCTION
- Page last reviewed:April 11, 2016
- Page last updated:April 11, 2016
- Content source:
- National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Education and Information Division


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As a current customer of Time Warner Cable, I can't say that I have very many complaints. Last year they bought out the previous cable company that had been here for at least a decade but the transition has been smooth overall with only a few hiccups here and there. They are definitely more expensive than I expected but I can't complain too much, it's not like I have any other kind of option in the area for me to choose! My real complaint for them is that they don't seem to be doing any development with their actual cable television services.
I stick with them because I enjoy the premium channels that they have but I really only enjoy a couple of the channels themselves despite having to pay for the entire package or bundle. If only they were able to actually offer content in the way that Netflix does or my PSN does – I can buy a whole season pass for, say, The Walking Dead without having to actually have AMC. This way I get to watch my show, they get money ($4 a season, a great deal if you ask me) which is in High Definition.
This is the kind of model I think that every cable company needs to be able to provide. Not everyone can afford something entire premium cable packages on their own. It's actually become rather expensive over the years so if I could watch what I want to watch, even if it is just a show or a single channel, I would love to be able to pay just for that and would be far more willing to pay for more content than being forced into it. It would do a lot for the morale of people like myself who feel kind of trapped by subscription fees.


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