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Konami announced that they'll be releasing another GBA games based on the popular trading card game and animated TV show. It will be dealt out this Fall as well as the regular Yu-Gi-Oh card battler to follow up the GBC game already in stores.
Konami basically has a grand bucket full of Yu-Gi-Oh games in Japan to translate out for over here -- there's something like five Yu-Gi-Oh games for GBA either out or in production there, two series each with a sequel or two. We've played the Japanese games -- search for the hands-on with the first Dungeondice Monsters if you're interest in what we though about the game when we had no idea what was going on. These American versions are either based on the latest GBA versions from Japan or their not (sorry to be so vague -- they look like the second versions of the series, but not much changed in-between, and only so many people working in this country from Konami know for sure, all of whom we missed.)
The game is the first in the alternate Yu-Gi-Oh series for America, Yu-Gi-Oh Dungeondice Monsters. This is more of a board game than a card game -- players will move around on a playing field and try to outmaneuver their opponent with any one of the 100 different monsters in the game (including the powerful and mysterious "Blue-eyes White Dragon" and "Black Magic Girl") Once you go into a battle encounter, the Yu-Gi-Oh card game factors in for the strategy of battle -- choose wisely. Naturally, there's two player head-to-head here as well.
Konami will likely have the deck stacked for a long time with Yu-Gi-Oh -- if you're fan, get some fuzzy dice for your car and roll 'em out to stores this Fall. And if you're not, you probably will be soon if things go the way they are now. Check out the shots and get excited.


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Raising Support for the cause in Nepal
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raised of $12,000 goal
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We're a small team based in Boone, NC, who believes ordinary people, in community, can make an extraordinary difference in the world. This movement began in 2004 when our founder, Doc Hendley, while bartending in Raleigh, NC, learned about the world's water crisis. Once captured by the cause, Doc felt the need to do something about it. So, he did. He did what he knew best…pour some wine, beer, and spirits, play some music, and have a great time with friends. When it was all said and done, a few thousand dollars was raised due to the generosity of the community. With some money in hand, Doc soon found himself in Darfur, in the midst of a war, working to provide clean water to those who were in desperate need in desperate times. Thus, Wine To Water was born.
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Timothy Jackson Hodges gave a $35.50 donationDedication In Memory of: Alec Joseph McCormackGod is great, God is good, thank you Pavan for pursuing a life that we all should. I wish you the best of luck in this next chapter of your life. You are a good man, a great friend, and an inspiring individual. Best of luck and God speed.
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I leave for Paris tomorrow, so I have been doing a fair amount of planning of what I want to bring. As a reader and a writer, that means I've spent most of my time trying to figure out what books and projects to bring along with me. (I'll handle the clothes and other incidentals later. I mean, the flight doesn't leave until, like, 8 or something.) Packing, as a reader, is all about balance. You never want to be stuck without something to read and you don't want to pay the extra fee for having too heavy of a bag. Furthermore, you need to leave at least a little room for the books you are going to buy on vacation, because, let's face it, you're going to buy books on vacation. Paris poses an extra problem, because along with being one of the great walking cities, eating cities, and drinking cities, it is also one of the great sitting cities which naturally leads to being a great reading and writing city. So, with all that in mind, here are the books and projects I'll be bringing with me to Paris.
The Mirror Empire by Kameron Hurley
Eventually, I'll find myself back in my hotel room winding down from a long day of coffee, cheese, wine, and walking, and I've always found big old critically acclaimed fantasy epics relaxing to read before I go to bed. Hurley's series has come highly recommended by a number of people I know who read more fantasy than I do, so the first volume was a natural fit. I've also, already read about half of it and have really enjoyed it so far, so I know it's a safe bet for the nightstand in the hotel.
Eros the Bittersweet by Anne Carson
Anne Carson is a genius. That's just science. Eros the Bittersweet is her exploration of the idea of of "Eros" in classical literature and all the ideas of language, metaphor, and storytelling that grow out of that exploration. Though the content is challenging, the book is organized in relatively short chapters, so it's easy to incorporate into a coffee-sit. You can read a chapter, look up, watch the people around you, talk, stash it back in the satchel to take with you to a park, read another chapter, rinse and repeat.
How to Set a Fire and Why by Jesse Ball
I love Jesse Ball and the galley of his new novel is the perfect packing size. Furthermore, as I as was chatting with another bookseller at Porter Square about my upcoming trip she said something to the effect of, "It's nice to start something on a trip." I don't entirely know why this was a compelling argument, but it was. Also, read more Jesse Ball.
Paris Vagabond by Jean-Paul Clebert
My original packing list was just the three books above. For reasons lodged in the mysteries of consciousness, I wasn't particularly motivated to read a Paris-themed book in Paris. But then I was shelving at Porter Square and came across this fucking thing. I mean, just look at it. I mean, according to the jacket it was "embraced by the young Situationists as a kind of manual for living off the grid." What the fuck else was I supposed to do? I'm not made of stone.
I'm not setting any goals and I'm not sure if I'll do any writing, but as with reading, I don't want to find myself inspired to work and not have anything with me. Furthermore, Paris has been so important to so many English-language writers, including some of my heroes (Joyce and Stein), that it would feel almost sacrilegious to go to Paris without a notebook and a few drafts. Also, if you're curious what I'm working on, well, here's your answer.
This is a novel that (at the moment) will be composed of two distinct parts. The first part, which is the one I'm working on, is composed of vignettes of varying length and set at varying times in the titular character's life. The second part will be (at least at the moment) a linear narrative of a particularly dramatic series of events in Alisoun's life. (Chaucer fans will take note of the spelling.) Because it's told in vignettes this is a really handy side project because I can basically write about whatever is in my head at the moment I feel like writing for as long as I feel like writing about it. Though I do have some vague hopes and goals, the current state of this project is very much anything goes. Which makes it perfect for hanging in the satchel while I wander around Paris. Also, in case you can't see from the picture, this was the notebook I got for attending the sixth Winter Institute.
Draft of a Chapter from the New Novel
Specifically, the "Coyote Casablanca" chapter if that makes any sense or is in any way intriguing. I decided I didn't want to bring my laptop so made sure I had drafts that I could read and edit if I felt so moved. This way, progress doesn't have to stop completely on my novel. Furthermore, drafts can be easier to pick away at if motivation comes in little bits and bites and fit a lot better in my satchel.
Draft of Short Story: "The Morning Skate"
Because the first thing you think of when you hear the word "Paris" is "Quebec Major Junior Hockey League." This actually began life as a chapter in an essentially abandoned novel. I've been chipping away at it for a few years now and I think I'm almost done. It's about a youngish, sports journalist, working on a feature-length story about his home town's junior hockey team. One of the reasons I like to juggle a lot of different writing projects is that I always want to have something to work on, regardless of my mood, energy level, or ideas. And packing a bunch of drafts is a lot easier than packing a bunch of notebooks and a laptop.
Draft of a Short Story, "The Summer Slip"
This is actually a story my father started that I'm going to finish. It's about a family opening their summer camp for the first time after the patriarch and grandfather of the narrator died. They struggle a bit early on to remember all the steps to getting the camp ready for the summer, which they eventually connect to the idea of "summer slip," the stuff students forget over the summer. It also features of a short collection of classic Lewiston Quebecois swearing. I purposely set this draft aside a few months ago with the intention of letting it rest for awhile.
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Another pictureless post again, I'm afraid, sorry!
On Sunday night we made the simplest of risottos from Saturday's slow cooker chicken and some of the (first round) stock.
We used just four Ingredients – arborio rice, butter, the homemade stock (watered down a touch as it was so thick and gelatinous) and the chicken meat (chopped into small pieces). No onions or shallots (or celery, which I detest), no garlic…
Method: Fry the dry rice in the butter until the rice becomes quite translucent, then add the stock bit by bit. Purists will use a second pan in which to keep the stock hot, add just a small ladle at a time and allow it to absorb fully into the rice before adding more. We, on the other hand, added the stock cold and in only 3 goes. Once the rice is cooked but still has some liquid left, tip in the meat and stir through until piping hot. The chicken will absorb the extra liquid.
That's it! Who would have thought that such a simple dish could taste so utterly delicious? All down to the quality of the stock, which was amazing, and the chicken meat, soft and full of flavour.
Clearly proof of Julia Child's assertion that "you don't have to cook fancy or complicated masterpieces – just good food from fresh ingredients."


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Margaret Sullivan recently finished up her nearly four-year stint as "Public Editor"—read "ombudsman"—of The New York Times. Her tenure accomplished many things, most importantly the potential of web-based media reporting and criticism to combat the media establishment's groupthink.
Sullivan approached her work by reading the paper from the point of view of its consumers, rather than as a member of the club that produced it. She had been the editor of The Buffalo News, a small paper, which did not prepare anyone for her reinvention of the public editor's role. Her intimate knowledge of the profession allowed her to see through self-serving explanations that masked how powerful media institutions like the Times cozy up to the powers on whom they report, compromising their ability to be democracy's watchdogs.
When, during her final week, I asked Sullivan how she had defined her goals during her tenure, she named three in particular: to orient her job toward "a two-way conversation" with readers; to make it "much more digitally oriented"; and to treat her own work as "reported commentary." And her doggedness in the pursuit of all three would sometimes result in a rare and beautiful thing: the spectacle of our most influential media institution successfully held accountable to standards of fairness and common sense even when its journalists had failed them.
Of course, this happened only occasionally. From the countless questions and complaints she received each week, Sullivan would pick those she deemed most significant and then proceed to demand answers from those responsible. She told me that while some reporters refused to engage and told her to take up her complaints with their editors, she did not encounter that problem near the top of the hierarchy and found executive editor Dean Baquet supportive. Often, Sullivan would follow up on these responses (or non-responses) with her own reporting before judging their merit or lack thereof. Nonetheless, getting answers, much less changes, was usually an uphill battle. As one of Sullivan's favorite commenters wondered, will Times editors "ever get out of their defensive crouch? Or is it a permanent deformity?"
While change came slowly to the paper, it did come. When I asked Sullivan what gave her the greatest pride, she noted that her four years at the paper had been "bookended [by] the banning of quote approval, and the tightening up on anonymous sources." She thinks that these changes might have happened without her constant criticism, but I doubt it. On a less exalted level, she also expressed some pride in compelling the paper's top brass to respond in real time to legitimate complaints from readers, including the paper's (decidedly misguided) dismantling of the environment blog, its astonishingly sexist examination of Serena Williams's body type, and, under the category of "reported commentary," her success in getting former CIA director Michael Hayden to admit that "he can't prove any harm to national security from the leaks on eavesdropping." She is also pleased with the paper's decision to take up her suggestion to hire a fluent Arabic speaker for its Jerusalem bureau (though again, as an independent actor at the paper who reported to none of the paper's editors, she has no way of knowing just how important her own writing may have been in any given decision).


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The IGFL day was held Thursday June 30th in perfect summer weather at Domaine Champfleuri.
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Kathryn Edin
Author of "$2 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America"
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Department of Sociology, Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and Department of Population, Family, and Reproductive Health, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University (image by Matt Roth)
About Kathryn Edin
I received my Ph.D. in sociology from Northwestern University in 1991 and I have also taught at Rutgers University, Northwestern University, the University of Pennsylvania, and, most recently, Harvard University as a Professor of Public Policy and Management at the Harvard Kennedy School and chair of their Multidisciplinary Program in Inequality and Social Policy.
I am a Trustee of the Russell Sage Foundation and on the Department of Health and Human Services advisory committee for the poverty research centers at Michigan, Wisconsin, and Stanford. I am a founding member of the MacArthur Foundation-funded Network on Housing and Families with Young Children and a past member of the MacArthur Network on the Family and the Economy. In 2014 I became a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences. More...


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For more detailed information about the steps involved in a home purchase, check out the Department of Housing and Urban Development's comprehensive guide, Buying a Home.
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Sell Your Rolex Watch Fast
Are you itching for the latest Rolex design that shined ever so gracefully in GQ magazine but can't because you still have your old one? No need to fret, we can help.
Let's face it, your Rolex watch isn't another piece of jewelry to list on any online marketplace, and giving your "precious" as Frodo Baggins from the Lord of Rings Trilogy masterfully said, to anyone, isn't a chance I'm willing to take. So, what are your options? Do you just sit on the Rolex watch and hope someone walks up to you, offering you the most money it deserves?
Look to a Pawn Shop
If you're a reality TV lover, you've heard of Pawn Stars—the ultra successful Las Vegas pawn shop. It's easy to see why their business flourishes, as ordinary and non-ordinary gamblers lose themselves in the bright lights of Sin City. Contrary to public perception, pawn shops are multi-faceted, offering buying and selling services to anyone willing to lend an ear.
Rolex buyers like iPawn. Why—because they're expert Rolex watch connoisseurs that's why. Anyone can claim they're the greatest company behind the invisibility cloak of the Internet, but iPawn goes a step further as a licensed pawnshop in the state of Texas and an accredited business on the Better Business Bureau.
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If you decide to sell your Rolex watch in favor of the latest and greatest, do yourself a favor, ask the right questions. Don't assume Beckertime, iPawn, or Bobs Watches or any other company will freely answer dying questions lodged deep in your membrane. Here are several questions to ask before you decide to send your Rolex watch to any company:
- What's the total cost—taxes, delivery, etc
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This is a starter list of questions. As you progress, think about the process in its entirety. Don't get emotionally involved as this may clout your decision making, costing you money in the end. More important, find a company you trust will sell your Rolex watch, and for the most money possible.


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The Hooters are an American rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They gained major commercial success in the United States in the mid-1980s via MTV airplay with their album Nervous Night and songs such as "All You Zombies", "Day by Day", "And We Danced" and "Where Do the Children Go." The album achieved gold and platinum status all over the world.
Rolling Stone magazine named The Hooters the "Best New Band of the Year" in 1985.
Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman originally met in 1971 at the University of Pennsylvania and had played in a Philly-bbased band called Baby Grand, which also featured local singer, David Kagan.
Hyman and Bazilian, along with producer Rick Chertoff, wrote and played on Cyndi Lauper's debut album She's So Unusual and Rob Hyman and Cyndi co-wrote her classic song "Time After Time."
The Hooters formed and played their first show in the summer of 1980. Their eclectic blend of rock, reggae, ska and folk music brought them commercial success, particularly in Europe, in the late 1980s and 1990s. They opened the Philadelphia portion of the Live Aid benefit concert in 1985, and they played at The Wall Concert in Berlin in 1990.
The band went on hiatus in 1995, reunited in 2001, toured in Europe and released their first album of new material since 1993, Time Stand Still.
The name references the nickname for the melodica (AKA pianica, blow-organ or key-flute), a keyboard harmonica popularized in the U.S. by the Hohner company and of German origin. Rob Hyman plays the melodica in a number of songs by The Hooters and it became a distinctive part of their sound.
The Hooters released five studio albums between 1983 and 1993, a live album in 1994, and retrospective collections in 1996 and 2001. In addition, numerous other collections, live recordings and bootlegs were released in the U.S. and Europe. More recently, a new studio album was released in 2007, a double live album in 2008, and a five song EP in 2010.
The current lineup is Eric Bazilian: lead vocals, guitars, mandola, harmonica; Rob Hyman: lead vocals, piano, organ, accordion, melodica; John Lilley: guitars, lap steel; Fran Smith, Jr.: bass, backing vocals; Dave Uosikkinen: drum.
The Hooters will be doing a European tour in Summer 2013.
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The Democrats tell us that they are the true moral compress of this nation. They cry about the injustices that the American people are subjected to on a daily basis by the Republican Party and its evil leader, President George W. Bush, but offer no ideas or vision only constant complaining and petty bitching. Well, I am going to lay out the case for why the Democrats have forgotten their roots and serve no one but themselves and as a result of selfish path they walk, they are actively working to destroy this country for all.
The Democrats were handed a golden opportunity last Friday by a Republican led House of Representatives that honestly was out to embarrass them. But as they have done time and time again they showed exactly how weak they are, how without any core values they are, and how desperate they are to stay elected, they simply took the bait like a good rat and died the proverbial quick death. I will explain this opinion in depth shortly but let's detail the overwhelming position of Democrats on the war in
The Democrats "believe" the following when discussing
1) We should never have gone to
2) The Iraqi WMD program was shut down through sanctions and did not exist at time prior to the war.
3) The President lied and manipulated pre-war intelligence to make the case for the war stronger.
4) No terrorist ties existed between
5) With our presence in
6) The war in
If I am leaving out any leftist talking points I am sure that I will be corrected in short order by those that practice drive-by commenting. Let me take these talking points one by one and show how the Democrats never mean what they say and most certainly do not believe anything they tell us.
I am going to address points one and two together, no threat from
September 25, 1997
· UNSCOM inspects an Iraqi "food laboratory". One of the inspectors, Dr. Diane Seaman, enters the building through the back door and catches several men running out with suitcases. The suitcases contained log books for the creation of illegal bacteria and chemicals. The letterhead comes from the president's office and from the Special Security Office (SSO).
- UNSCOM attempts to inspect the SSO headquarters but is blocked.
October 1997
· UNSCOM destroys large quantities of illegal chemical weapons and related equipment.
February 1998
· US President Bill Clinton remarks "(Hussein's) regime threatens the safety of his people, the stability of his region, and the security of all the rest of us. Some day, some way, I guarantee you, he'll use the arsenal. Let there be no doubt, we are prepared to act." Senate Democrats also passed Resolution 71, which urged President Clinton to "take all necessary and appropriate actions to respond to the threat posed by
Spring 1998
- An UNSCOM inspection team discovers a dump full of destroyed Iraqi missiles. Analysis of the missile parts proves that
had made a weapon containing VX. Iraq
July 1998
· UNSCOM discovers documents, at Iraqi Air Force headquarters, showing that
August 26th, 1998
· Scott Ritter resigns from UNSCOM, sharply criticized the
September 28th, 1998
· The United States Congress passes the "Iraq Liberation Act", which states that the
November 30th, 1998
December 13th, 1998
December 16th-19th, 1998
- UNSCOM withdraws all weapons inspectors from
. Iraq
- Saddam Hussein's failure to provide unfettered access to UN arms inspectors led
Washingtonand to hit 100 Iraqi targets in four days of bombing as part of Operation Desert Fox. The US government urged UNSCOM executive chairman Richard Butler to withdraw, and "[a] few hours before the attack began, 125 UN personnel were hurriedly evacuated from Baghdad to Bahrain, including inspectors from the UN Special Commission on Iraq and the International Atomic Energy Agency." London
Ok, I know that it's a little bit of over kill but I wanted to show how the Democrats in most cases during the Clinton Administration and the run up to the current war in
Point three, the President lied about the pre-war intelligence and overstated the threat so as to "trick" the American people, Congress, and our allies into going to war when no valid reason existed. I have to say that this Democrat "talking point" is my favorite, not because it is the most repeated and some leftist have practically tattooed it to their foreheads but because it is the most obvious, outright, and complete falsehood in the entire Democrat arsenal of revising history. The same intelligence data that they claim the President lied about is the same intelligence data that Democrat after Democrat used to justify their votes to give the President the ability to wage the war. The constant revising of history to suit their needs is nothing more than a symptom of their collective inability to stick to a belief or an ideal. This behavior is simply the high of hypocrisy and should not be tolerated by the American people regardless of the politician's political affiliation.
The fourth talking point by most Democrats is that no terrorist ties existed between
It just occurred to me that as I address these leftist "talking points", they mostly likely are culling more from the wonderful people over at Democratic Underground. The work of the righteous is never done, on to point five. Our presence in
Of the world's current armed conflicts, over 80% of them involve radical Islam. Why is it that we must bend to the deranged view of these radicals when clearly they cannot even live in the same country as others of a different faith? Furthermore, why is it the platform of the current Democratic Party to try and understand and treat these murderers with respect? I for the life of me cannot figure it out. Let me lay this nugget on you. If a dog of any breed attacks anyone in that liberal stronghold of
The sixth "talking point" is that we are a complete failure in
Now that I had taken the Democrats to task over their much beloved Iraqi "talking points", let's address their latest example of how they hold no core beliefs and simply don't even believe what they tell the American people. On Friday after many weeks and months of bitching and moaning about how there is no exit strategy, the Democrats were given a golden opportunity to show the world of exactly how they felt about the war and how soon we should leave Iraq. Contrary to the MSM reporting, the issue was not about Congressmen Murtha; it was about whether or not we would finish the job before us and give the Iraqi people the gift of freedom or cut and run as many in the Democratic Party think. Well when given the opportunity to express the opinion that many have been pushing on the MSM news programs and in Op-Ed pieces in leftist newspapers, they blinked. If they truly believed that we should leave


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Nairobi (Agenzia Fides)- Outgoing president Uhuru Kenyatta leads in the partial count after yesterday's 8 August vote for presidential and political elections in Kenya (see Fides 8/8/2017). The result however is rejected by Raila Odinga, leader of the opposition party National Super Alliance NASA, who says "hackers accessed the election system database" falsifying the results.
"You can't deceive the people for very long" warned Odinga at a press conference. "These general elections 2017 are a fraud" he added.
The opposition says hackers entered the electoral system using the identity of the Independent Electoral Commission IT manager, Chris Msando, killed last month. His body, which showed signs of torture, was found on 30 July, only days before the election (see Fides 2/8/2017).
According to results made public by the IEBC, concerning counts in 90% of the country's polling stations, Kenyatta leads with 54,41% followed by Odinga with 44.72%.
The contested elections in 2007 trigged a wave of violence in Kenya which left thousands dead and about one million internally displaced.
According to the media, clashes between the police and Opposition demonstrators broke out this morning in Kisumu, in the east of the country, one of the places most affected by violence ten years ago. The police used tear gas against the demonstrators who built barricades and torched tires. (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 9/8/2017)


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I was a college student "mental patient" by David W. Oaks
Reflections on youth, psychiatric labeling, and the catastrophe at Virginia Tech.
I'm 51 when I write this. Between between the ages of 19 and 21 I was locked up five times in psychiatric institutions while I was attending Harvard. The current tragedy on the campus of Virginia Tech connects with my heart in a personal way.
I was a working class kid on a scholarship experiencing severe and overwhelming mental and emotional problems that were variously labeled as schizophrenic, bipolar and schizophreniform. I entered into extreme and prolonged states such as believing the TV was talking to me personally, that the radio was the voice of God, that a neighbor was a member of the CIA, and more.
Some of my story is elsewhere on this site.
I just wonder now... If I were a "college mental patient" again on the campuses today...
- What additional scrutiny would I face?
- Would I have a higher chance of dismissal? Of institutionalization? Of being on psychiatric drugs for a lifetime?
- Will even more young people be "screened" on campus for mental health problems, and directed to take powerful psychiatric drugs?
- Will these students get the kind of advocacy, choices, supports, alternatives they deserve?
- Will these students find the psychiatric survivors social change movement, as I did?
As with any overwhelming tragedy, I'm also worried about what is waiting in the wings. We here at MindFreedom are pro-choice about people's choice to take psychiatric drugs, and when I was in college at one point i begged for antidepressants. However, after any major catastrophe, people experiencing prolonged despair and trauma and overwhelm and extreme differences and passion within this highly-conformist society... can end up on drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs, and more drugs, for years, decades and even life, all without adequate advocacy, information and alternatives.
The immensity, intensity and volume of the tsunami of psychiatric drugs hitting our young people -- both in and out of school -- is so outrageous, so potentially devastating, that it amounts to the Greenhouse effect of the mental health system. Currently the mental health system and our society are in denial. No "Al Gore" has emerged to go campus to campus, showing a slide show about how brain structures can be harmed from long-term high-dosage psychiatric drugging... and how there are better and more sustainable ways to help young people with mental and emotional distress and differences.
We need to break the silence. Let us not exploit this situation. Let us not jump in with inaccurate facts. But let us be part of the dialogue!
Let us insist that mental health consumers, psychiatric survivors, and dissident mental health professionals be heard during this national and even international. Let us especially encourage young people who have been psychiatrically labeled, or who are risk of such a label, to come forward in their diverse voices and tell it like it is... tell us what can help. Tell us now.
If Seung-Hui Cho the apparent shooter at Virginia Tech, was on psychiatric drugs, certainly that fact ought to be raised, and if these drugs played a role, then this must be investigated. That said, I would also caution activists in our field to be cautious of "reductionism" in activism, too.
The Kip Kinkel shooting on 21 May 1998 was in nearby Springfield, Oregon across the river from the MindFreedom office. To this day, we do not have the full facts, which is why we are calling for an investigation now.
With Kip Kinkel's tragedy, some activists to this day list him as proof that "psychiatric drugs are the main cause of many mass shootings." It turns out there are many psychosocial, emotional, personal, and even political aspects of that tragedy. From the little we can tell Kip apparently had long been off of psychiatric drugs, perhaps because his parents were concerned about this approach. Even knowing that fact, some have then said, "Then withdrawal must have made him do it." But even that is far too simple. Again, from the little we know, Kip had only been on psychiatric drugs fairly briefly. Frontline did a piece that began to tease out some of the issues that had perhaps made Kip into a kind of "child soldier" that one hears about in poor and developing countries, shooting up their own village. In such tragedies is too simple to blame a "chemical imbalance," and it's too simple to blame a "chemical."
There is no easy answer to the human "soul sickness" of extreme violence. But we must communicate.
Let us try to speak out, now! If we do not speak out, I am afraid that in the coming years and decades, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of more young people, both in the USA and internationally, will end up on powerful psychiatric drugs for the rest of their lives without advocacy, without alternatives, and without the non-drug supports I was lucky to have.
Those of us on the "sharp end of the needle" of mental health care have tried silence.
It hasn't worked. Speak out now!


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If you didn't get your fill of fun things to do during the summer, it's definitely not too late to make plans for Labor Day weekend. Hotlanta is chock full of fun things to do with kids and you can turn a weekend into a Staycation and reap the best of all worlds — playing tourist in your own home town and sleeping in the comfort of your own bed.
If you plan on taking in a number of sites, purchase a CityPASS online at www.cityPASS.com/atlanta ($74 adults, $54 children) that includes the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Zoo Atlanta, CNN Tour, Fernbank Science Center, the High Museum and more. In fact, purchase tickets online all venues to reap savings, guaranteed entrance and no waiting in long lines.
1. The Georgia Aquarium – the world's largest and right in our own backyard — features beluga whales, whale sharks, manta rays, penguins and so much more. Don't miss the ATT's Dolphin Tales that combines talented human and dolphins in a live show equally as exciting as a performance at Sea World. (Adults $40.45; Seniors $33.45; kids 3-12 $27.95). Note: Dolphin Tales is included in the price, but reservations are recommended for guaranteed seating. Plan to spend at least three hours exploring the undersea wonders. www.georgiaaquarium.org
2. The World of Coca-Cola – Even if you prefer that OTHER popular soft drink, Atlanta is home to the biggest company of its kind world wide. You can learn the legend of the secret Coke formula at the 4-D theater (3-D plus moving seats) and see the vault where the famous formula is secured. Taste over 100 flavors from around the globe in the beverage room and watch a fully-functioning bottling line. Little ones will love a hug from the 7-foot tall, cuddly,Coca-Cola Polar Bear. (Adult $16; senior $14; youth $12; 0-2 free with adult.) www.worldofcoca-cola.com
3. Don't miss the city's newest downtown attraction, the 200-foot-tall SkyView Atlanta Ferris Wheel at Olympic Park. Each 15-minute ride makes four revolutions in a climate-controlled gondola and affords spectacular views of the city and environs. (Adult, $14.45; senior and military $13; child, $9.10. Children under 2 go for free. Each gondola must have an adult riding with the children) www.skyviewatlanta.com
4. The CNN Atlanta Studio Tour offers a real-time look into the global 24-hour station's headquarters. (Adults $16; seniors and students $14, 4-12 $12) www.cnn.com
5. The Children's Museum of Atlanta for the under eight crowd is full of interactive, educational exhibits and programming and is fun for kids and adults alike. Tip: Bring bathing suits for the kids who will want to romp in the dancing fountain at adjacent Olympic Park. ($12.75 for ages 1-100!) http://www.childrensmuseumatlanta.org
6. Legoland in Phipps Plaza is a hands-on site for budding engineers. Experience interactive rides, a 3-D movie, ceiling high climbing center and more. (Adults 13 and over $19.00; kids 3-12 $15). Be sure to check online pricing for special offers and family saver tickets. www.legolanddiscoverycenter.com
7. Zoo Atlanta – Located in Grant Park, the newest additions, twin male panda cubs, were born on August 3 (watch them in action from your own computer on the Panda Cam at www.zooatlanta.org). Don't miss the gorillas at the Ford Rain Forest and hundreds of other endangered species. Kids will also love the carousel and train and parents will like the ability to bring a lunch and avoid concession stand prices. (Adults 12 and over $21.99; kids 3-11 $16.99; seniors, military and college $17.99; under 2 free)
8. The Atlanta Cyclorama. Located Just outside the gates of Zoo Atlanta, the massive 360-degree painting depicting the Battle of Atlanta is 15,030 feet long and weighs 10,000 pounds. It was painted in 1885-1886 and has been in its present location since 1921. Visitors sit in the center in moving seats that encircle the enormous painting while listening to the story of the Battle of Atlanta that helped change the outcome of the Civil War. (Adults $10; seniors and ages 4-12 $8; 3 and under free) http://www.atlantacyclorama.org.
9. Atlanta Braves. The Bravos are red hot this season (15 games in the lead at this posting). What says relaxation and excitement more than an evening at Turner Field? Make sure your Little Leaguers bring their gloves in case a stray fly ball comes their way. (Tickets range from $10 for general admission to $30.) Easy access from downtown via Underground Atlanta and a shuttle bus to the stadium. www.braves.com.
10. The Margaret Mitchell House at 990 Peachtree Street provides inspiration for budding authors who will marvel at "The Dump," the tiny apartment where Margaret Mitchell pecked out "Gone With the Wind" on her manual typewriter in 1936. Furnished with pieces of the period, it provides a glimpse into the not-so-glamorous life of the Pulitzer-Prize winning author whose book has been translated into nearly every language in the world. (Adults $14; seniors and students 13 to 18 $10; kids 4-12 $8.50 (www.margaretmitchellhouse.com.
11. Stone Mountain Park combines Mother Nature at her most beautiful with the largest granite carving of its kind (even bigger than Mt. Rushmore). The commanding carving pays homage to the heroes of the Confederacy — Robert E. Lee, Andrew "Stonewall" Jackson and Jefferson Davis. Add in kid's activities like Geyser Tower, SkyHike (not for sissies!), a climbing wall and you have a recipe for a wonderful day. With biking, hiking, swimming, boating, golfing and more, you'll never run out of things to do. Check dates and times for the spectacular laser show and for park specials (Adventure Pass includes most activities (Adults: $28 ; Kids 3-11 $22 ) (www.stonemountainpark.com)


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2012 POPSUGAR 100 List
Welcome to the 2012 POPSUGAR 100!
52. Kristen Wiig
Kristen Wiig took the world by storm this year thanks in part to Bridesmaids. The film earned her tons of critical acclaim for her acting and an Oscar nomination for the screenplay. The 2011-2012 season of SNL turned out to be her last, and the cast bid her a tearful farewell during the emotional finale. Personally, Kristen is going strong with her boyfriend, Fabrizio Moretti from The Strokes. Kristen also joined her friend Jon Hamm on the big screen in Friends With Kids and has a handful of other projects in the works.


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Why The Feds Should Pay For College
Could the feds "have covered the tuition bill of every student at every public college in the country"? The Atlantic explains.
Could the feds "have covered the tuition bill of every student at every public college in the country"? The Atlantic explains.
Voters in seven Indiana communities will go to the polls in May to decide whether they'll raise their own property taxes to raise money for schools. Four districts are asking voters for more operating dollars. The other three want voters' help in funding construction or renovation projects. Below is a full list of districts seeking to […]
Two weeks after Republican House members approved their proposed state budget, Senate lawmakers formally began debate on the two-year spending plan today. Both Gov. Mike Pence and House Republicans called for spending more than $15.3 billion on K-12 education; the total amounts the two sides propose to spend on K-12 education are only $74 million […]
For those of you sick of supercommittees, debt ceilings, fiscal cliffs, and sequesters, we have just the cure for your federal budget crisis-itis: another federal budget crisis.
Next week we'll continue covering what the automatic federal spending cuts mean for Indiana schools.
Indiana schools face a loss of about $12.4 million to special education services if the automatic federal spending cuts kick in March 1.
Indiana stands to lose about 1,000 of its Head Start slots if Congress doesn't act to stop deep, automatic spending cuts — known as "sequestration" — from kicking in March 1.
Three school districts in northwest Indiana will hold a special election in May to try to pass referenda.
Indiana House Republicans have proposed raising state funding for building projects on Indiana's public university campuses to unprecedented levels this year.
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Your neighborhood corner store may get a lot more popular if New York State Assemblywoman Crystal Peoples-Stokes has her way.
Peoples-Stokes, a Democrat representing Buffalo, introduced a bill to the New York State Assembly last week that would legalize the sale, regulation and taxation of marijuana, which if passed would make New York the third state along with Washington and Colorado to approve recreational marijuana sales.
"It means a tremendous amount for the state of New York," Peoples-Stokes said Monday on "Squawk on the Street." "It will add to our revenue. It will decrease the cost we spend on incarcerating people, in particular, people of color. It will decrease the cost we spend on the courts."
Peoples-Stokes is proposing that New York state adopt a marijuana excise tax that would cost $50 per ounce. After the excise tax, municipalities that decide to allow retail marijuana licenses can tax pot sales up to 5 percent. She contends that authorities can stop underaged buyers—younger than 18, per her recently introduced bill—because they already do so with tobacco products.
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Ritz Camera Centers
|Subsidiary of C&A Marketing
|Photographic products and services
|Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
2 Bergen Turnpike
Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
United States
Key people
Harry Klein (President)
Chaim Pikarski (Vice President)
Ritz Camera & Image is a photographic retail and photofinishing specialty store, headquartered in Edison, New Jersey. The company owns and operates a chain of six locations throughout the United States under the names Wolf Camera, Inkley's and Ritz Camera. In 2012, Ritz Camera was acquired by C&A Marketing.
The family-owned company (Ritz Camera Centers, Inc., predecessor in interest to Ritz Camera & Image, LLC) was founded as a portrait studio in 1918 by Benjamin A. Ritz, in the Ritz Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Whether the occasion was a wedding, graduation, or confirmation, the tradition in Atlantic City in the early 20th century was to have it captured with a B. A. Ritz portrait.[1] In 1936, Benjamin and his brother Edward opened the first Ritz film-processing lab in Washington, D.C. Ritz Camera was headed by Edward's son, David Ritz.
Ritz Camera was the first chain photo-finishers to offer 4×6 prints from 35mm film, as well as free bordered prints, as standard. Ritz Camera is also the first national chain to offer 4.5×6, commonly known as 6D, prints. Unlike the traditional 4×6 prints used for film, Ritz's 6D prints reflect the different aspect ratio of 4:3 digital images. Ritz stores stocked 6D sized frames and albums.
In July 2003 Ritz Camera introduced Ritzpix.com, which also offers customers online ordering and in-store pickup within an hour. Ritzpix.com is currently powered by Lucidiom. In 2010, customers had an option on ritzpix.com to have an online order delivered next day to their home at no extra charge.
In May 2006 Ritz Camera announced a partnership with YesVideo to start offering same day DVD Transfers in all stores nationwide. These stores can transfer VHS, SVHS, MiniDv, Digital 8, and digital media to DVDs in about the time any particular tape takes to play.[2]
In 2007 and early 2008, Ritz began installing Oki and Xerox equipment in their locations to enable the production of hard-back photo books, photo calendars, and custom greeting cards by customers via in-store kiosks or through RitzPix.com for in-store pick up. Ritz and Motophoto are the only two national retailers to offer these services in a one-hour lab.
Beginning in 2008, Ritz began installing lamination/mounting machines in many of their stores to offer foamcore mounting and laminating up to 24×36 inch prints in store.
In February 2010, Ritz started offering Metallic Printing up to 30×40 size on Kodak Professional Endura Metallic Paper and Deep Matte Prints on Fujifilm Paper.
In May 2010, Ritz Camera started the Ritzpix Network, which for up to $20/month in imaging products, customers could get up to $100 off any qualifying camera. After multiple requests from customers, Ritz Camera & Image created the Ritz & Wolf Photo Patrol. Photo Patrol consist of Private Tutoring, four free Photography Classes with camera purchase, and 2 hr. seminar classes.
Ritz Interactive[edit]
In 1999, David Ritz and others founded Ritz Interactive, Inc., an Irvine, California-based e-commerce company formed to bring the retail store brands to the internet. Despite the fact that the two companies share warehouse space and some personnel, Ritz Interactive and Ritz Camera Centers are officially separate companies.
In 2002, Ritz Interactive acquired the Internet division of Cameraworld.com, a Portland, Oregon-based company.[3] (Cameraworld.com's store and catalog business were acquired by Ritz Camera, rather than Ritz Interactive.)[4]
In 2003, Amazon.com formed a sales alliance with Ritz Interactive, Inc., in a deal to broaden the online retail giant's selection of camera products and accessories.[5]
According to the Wall Street Journal, Ritz Interactive Inc., which operates the websites for such retailers as Ritz Camera and Boaters World, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on August 19, 2011. The Irvine, Calif., company reported assets of about $809,000 and debts of $7.2 million in its bankruptcy petition, filed Friday with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana, Calif. Court papers show Ritz Interactive's executive committee of its board of directors deemed the Chapter 11 filing "in the best interests" of the company, its creditors and stakeholders. Court papers show that David Ritz holds an 18.55% stake in the company. Among Ritz Interactive's debts are a $3.55 million secured claim held by Ritz Camera. Ritz Interactive's top unsecured trade creditors include American Express, owed about $434,000; Federal Express, owed nearly $104,000; and Google, owed more than $45,000. In May 2012, Ritz Interactive was acquired by Ritz Camera & Image.
2009 bankruptcy and purchase by RCI[edit]
On February 22, 2009, Ritz Camera Centers, Inc. filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Chief Restructuring Officer Marc Weinsweig cited the 2008 ongoing recession caused Ritz's 2008 holiday sales to be "materially lower" than a year earlier. Boater's World also suffered heavy losses in 2008 as gas prices soared.[6] On April 2, 2009, it announced the closure of more than 300 stores nationwide and the liquidation of its Boaters World subsidiary in an attempt to reorganize and emerge from bankruptcy.[7]
On July 21, 2009, Reuters reported that a group called "RCI" had agreed to purchase the firm's remaining 375 stores for $33.1 million; the group included David Ritz. The group said it would attempt to keep all 375 stores open. The purchase agreement required approval of the bankruptcy court which was scheduled to hear the case on July 23.[8]
In November 2009, the new company, Ritz Camera & Image, LLC (RCI) opened five new stores, with a total open of about 300, with a wider range of products, including televisions, compact laptop computers, and smartphones.[9]
2012 bankruptcy and liquidation[edit]
On June 22, 2012, Ritz Camera & Image filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection again and closed 128 of its stores. On September 6, 2012, liquidation specialists Gordon Brothers Retail Partners LLC and Hilco Merchant Resources LLC won an auction for Ritz Camera's assets and began the process of closing most of the 137 stores that remained. New Jersey-based camera distributors C&A Marketing have acquired the online RitzPix business and will operate a few of the retail locations across the country.[10]
On September 10, 2012, it was announced that all Ritz, Wolf and other associated subsidiaries would close by the end of October, while a few would reopen under C&A Marketing alongside Ritzpix and RitzCamera.com on November 1, 2012,[11] and other stores were sold individually or in small groups to other retailers, including three locations to Calumet Photographic.
See also[edit]
- ^ Ritz Camera Company (July 2009). "Ritz Camera Company History". Retrieved 2009-07-15.
- ^ Press Release (May 2006). "Ritz Camera Offers YesVideo DVD Transfer Products and Services". Archived from the original on 2006-06-24. Retrieved 2006-05-08.
- ^ Earnshaw, Aliza (May 3, 2002). "Cameraworld.com purchased by Ritz Interactive". Portland Business Journal. Retrieved 2015-02-04.
- ^ Kosseff, Jeffrey (May 15, 2002). "Cameraworld sells flagship store to Ritz". The Oregonian. p. C1.
- ^ Havlik, Dan (August 2003). "Ritz and Adorama Join Forces with Amazon.com". Imaging Business magazine. Retrieved 2006-09-05.
- ^ Jonathan Stempel (February 2009). "Ritz Camera files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy". Reuters. Retrieved 2009-02-24.
- ^ "Ritz Camera to Close More than 300 Stores Nationwide; Store Closing Sales Scheduled to Begin April 4". BusinessWire. April 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-26.
- ^ "Ritz Camera president, group buys chain in auction". Reuters. July 21, 2009.
- ^ V. Dion Haynes (December 28, 2009). "Ritz Camera aims to remake itself by diversifying its inventory". Washington Post.
- ^ Joseph DiStefano (September 11, 2012). "Ritz Camera brand will survive liquidation". Philadelphia Inquirer. Retrieved September 11, 2012.
- ^ Eli Zandman (September 12, 2012). "Another Dark Day For Retail as Ritz Camera Announces it Will Shutter All Stores". Tomorrow's News Today - Atlanta. Retrieved September 12, 2012.
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Over the last two months, I've devoted this column to looking at the many SQL Server 2005 features that you can take advantage of with little or no work. But SQL Server 2005 breaks some interesting new ground by providing features that could fundamentally change the way you think about what a database system is. In this month's column, I touch on some of the features that require a little more work— and possibly a change in the way you think about designing and building database systems.The most obvious example of this kind of fundamental change is in the integration of the Common Language Runtime (CLR) into the heart of the product. Another significant example is Service Broker, which underlies many of the other new SQL Server 2005 features including Query Notifications and Proactive Caching in Analysis Services. Let's take a look at some of the changes you'll see when you take advantage of these two new additions.
The SQL Server CLR (SQLCLR) provides many new possibilities for the design and architecture of new systems. To get the most advantage out of the SQLCLR, you'll want to look at your existing systems and make decisions about which areas of the existing design the CLR will benefit. For example, you might want to consider using the CLR to replace existing extended stored procedures.You can probably replace 98 to 100 percent of your extended stored procedures with CLR stored procedures, and when you do, you should see immediate performance, stability, and manageability improvements.
Another area that can benefit from CLR integration is any middle-or client-tier logic that's performing heavy data access or processing, especially functions that do aggregation work on data in your database. For example, using the new user-defined aggregates (UDAs) in the database should significantly reduce your network traffic and probably increase processing speed. If you're performing a more comprehensive redesign of your database system, you'll also most likely want to take advantage of the ability to effectively extend the database by using other features such as user-defined types (UDTs), which let you better model your business data, and the new XML data type, which lets you better store and manipulate your shared XML data.
As well as changes to your storage and processing design, your systems might also benefit from changes to the data-access design, especially when you use such features as Web services and query notifications. Particularly in the case of query notifications, you can get significant performance improvements for your Web applications by implementing CacheSync through ASP.NET 2.0, which takes advantage of the query notifications infrastructure that's built into SQL Server 2005. Query notifications give you an automated way to create and manage a middle-tier cache. When you turn on CacheSync in ASP.NET 2.0, your Web application will start using the query notifications technology automatically, so whenever you query the database from a Web page, not only do you get the result set, you also set up a subscription to the database that will automatically inform you if the data underlying the query changes.To enable CacheSync, all you need to do is add a couple of lines of code to your ASP.NET 2.0 application. First, add the following line of code to your default.aspx file on the second line, right after the <@Page... code line:
<@OutputCache SqlDependency="Command Notification" Duration="100000" VaryByParam="False" %>
Next add a Web-configuration file (global.aspx), and replace the (commented) line after Application_Start with the following line of code (no line breaks):
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDepend ency.Start(Configuration Manager.ConnectionStrings (<your connection string>) .ConnectionString)
By just adding these two lines of code to the Web application, you'll enable middle-tier caching against the database. The first time the Web page is called, it will retrieve all of the data for the page and cache it locally. Subsequent page requests will work directly from the cached data. If the data underlying the Web page changes, the query notifications infrastructure in SQL Server 2005 will send ASP.NET a notification, and the next time a user accesses the Web page, the new data will be retrieved from the database and re-cached.
Although this process is simple when you're working with a whole Web page, the implementation is more complex if you need to work with dynamic areas on your Web page—which is why this is a design choice. SQL Server 2005 provides query notifications functionality, but you might not be able to use the default functionality of ASP.NET if you're refreshing only active areas of a page. In such complex cases, you'll have to set up manually the response to the notification and customize your page to respond to it. Although such a setup requires more work than some features, it should still be significantly easier than building your own caching mechanism and will certainly perform better than a typical polling mechanism.
Second only to SQLCLR integration, SQL Server 2005 Service Broker is probably the most significant addition to the product. Service Broker is a reliable, asynchronous queuing mechanism. The previous query notifications example would not be possible without the Service Broker technology in the database engine. Service Broker's asynchronous messaging capabilities enable the ability to send notifications to connected applications when data changes.
You can also use Service Broker to build your own reliable asynchronous queue mechanisms.When I first encountered Service Broker, I immediately thought of how it would help me build workflow applications in which all the workflow was around multiple people interacting with data. In such applications, many actions happen at the same time, but only one path lets you meet all the required conditions.In a future column, I'll cover Service Broker in more depth and propose some possible scenarios in which an asynchronous queuing system built right into the database can be a huge benefit.
You'll find many other SQL Server 2005 features that, with a little planning and work, can significantly increase the performance, scalability, and security of your database systems, as well as potentially let you build new types of systems that were impossible or difficult-previously. Among these features are peer-to-peer replication, which you can use both to provide better availability to your systems and to let you scale geographically and handle more workload; transaction-level snapshot isolation, which gives you data consistency at a transaction level without locking the data but does require you to develop a contingency plan for data consistency when someone alters data during a transaction; and client controls for Reporting Services, which let you embed Reporting Services reports in both Smart Client and Web Applications without requiring a Reporting Services server. All of these features require some level of re-architecture of your systems to take full advantage of their benefits. Next month, I'll look at peer-to-peer replication as an option to help you create a more available system and also as an interesting scalability option that lets you scale your geographic workloads by replicating data between remote sites.


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Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini convenes non-resident Youth to extol Fascism in Rome, Italy. Italians who live outside Rome send their children to Rome to learn about the new Italy. 5000 young Black Shirts run out of their tents and run on the ground. Benito Mussolini speaks to the young Black Shirts.
Dignitaries pay honor to dead soldiers in Rome, Italy. Victor Emmanuel III, the King of Italy, flanked by dignitaries of the state, church and national arms pays honor to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the defense of the country. They walk past the guard of honor. The monument is unveiled. The dignitaries pay homage to the dead soldiers. Victor Emmanuel III gives a traditional military hand salue, while other dignitaries simply raise their rights hands in salute. The dignitaries walk down stairs. The men greet a woman. A man carries a bouquet.
Delegates honor men and pay tribute in Rome, Italy. Two men carry wreaths followed by Nahubito Takamatsu and other delegates to pay tribute to soldiers. A catholic priest offer prayers. Men of the newly formed anti aircraft regiment stand. Prime Minister of Italy Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini present. The Prime Minister walks past the soldiers standing in formation followed by other officials. Prime Minister Mussolini presents colors to men.
The wedding procession of Roman Prince Humbert II and Belgian Princess Marie Jose in Rome, Italy. King Albert I of Belgium rides with Italian King Victor Emmanuel III. Thousands cheer during the procession. Queen Elisabeth of Belgium and Queen Elena of Italy in a horse carriage. Royal Guards on horseback follow them. The newly wedded couple appears in a palace balcony. A huge crowd waves out to them.
Allied campaign in Italy during World War II. Allied troops and equipment advance on a road to Rome. Various street signs on the way read Rome. A map of Italy. Deserted streets of Rome as the Nazis withdraw. Allied troops enter Rome and civilians celebrate their liberation. Newspaper headlines about the liberation of Rome. Pope Pius XII addresses a large gathering from a balcony in the Vatican City. People pray. People gathered around dead soldiers. A soldier removes his gear and helmet as he enters a church. A church bell rings.
Italian Prime Minister Mussolini's daughter Edda gets married in Rome, Italy. Edda gets married to Galeazzo Ciano, who is the son of the Minister of Communications Constanzo Ciano. The newly wed couple comes out of St. Peter's Cathedral accompanied by Mussolini and Constanzo Ciano. Lined up soldiers salute the newly wed couple. Edda and Galeazzo wave to children as they move past them at St. Peter's Square. The newly wed couple with Benito Mussolini in a balcony.


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Philippine Points of Interest
The Philippines, a country in the Asian continent with a population of about 98 million people (2009 census) is one of the must-see countries for tourists. It has so many interesting features including mountains, islands and diverse cultural heritages. There are more than 7000 islands, categorized under these regions: The Luzon in the north, the Mindanao in the south and Samar. The country uses Peso (P) as its currency. Its equivalence with the British pound and the US dollar are 75.64 and 46.56 respectively.
The Philippines, is an archipelago, a cluster or grouping of islands, consisting of 7,107 islands. It has a total land area of around 300,000 km² (116,000 mi²). Its coastline measures approximately 36,289 km (22,553.76 mi), making it the fifth largest coastline in the world. Its neighbouring countries are the island of Borneo (southwest), Taiwan (north), the Mollucas and Sulawesi (south-south west) and Palau (east). The mountains are volcanic in nature. The highest mountain is called mount Apo and measures about 2,954m (9,690ft). Mount Apo is located on the island of Mindanao.
Time zone
The standard time in Philippine is GMT + 8 hours.
The Philippines were first colonized by Spain, then US of America and lastly, Japan. The capital of the Spanish colony was located at Cebu City. It was a settlement established by the then expedition commander, Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. The Spanish continued to take charge for more than 300 years, until after the Spanish-American war when America took over. The first civilian governor general, William Howard Taft, took his office in 1901. On December 7, 1941, there was a Japanese attack on the US pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Japan overpowered America and began the colonization of Philippines on January 2, 1942, in Manila. Today, The Philippines is an independent nation, marking its annual independence anniversary on June 12.
The first significant human settlement in the country occurred around the later part of the ice age during the Pleistocene epoch. Some inhabitants of the land are of Spanish and American descent. Even before the colonization of Philippine, settlers in the country were mainly Paleolithic hunters who for the search of wild life, found their way to the islands of Philippine. Other migrants were the present-day people of Aeta and Agta tribes and the people of Malay.
Culture and heritage of Philippine
The climate in The Philippines is mainly tropical. Annual temperature hovers around 26.5ºC (79.7ºF). The year is divided into three different seasons: tag- init (hot season), which lasts from March to May, tag-ulan (rainy season), which lasts from June to November and tag-lamig (cold season), which lasts from December to February. The lowland areas are usually hot from March to May. It rains much more around the islands (5,000mm/16.404 ft) per annum than in the valleys (1,000mm/3.28 ft) per annum.
The climate of the Philippines
Due to the diverse history of the Philippines, there are more than 170 languages in the country. However, only Filipino is considered the official language in the country. The English language is widely used in schools. Although, English is not the official language in Philippines, the country is recorded to be the third largest group of English speaking people. The first two are the United Kingdom and the United States of America.
The metamorphosis of Filipino as National language
More than 90% of the population in Philippines are Christians. Only 3% are Buddhists or Atheists and about 5% are Muslims. The majority of Christians are Roman Catholics while the minorities are the Protestants.
History of Islam in Philippine
The major religion in Philippine
The government consists of three main branches: the executive, the legislature and the judiciary. The chief executive is called the president. The president is voted into power by the majority (democracy). The president serves for just one term, which has a length of six years. The legislature is called the congress of the Philippines. The congress is divided into two: The upper house, the Senate, and the Lower house, the House of Representatives. The senate consists of 24 members while the number of people in the house of reps is not more than 260. In the Judiciary, the Supreme Court is the highest tribunal in the government. The head of the Supreme Court is called the Chief Justice. The Chief Justice serves under appointment by the president. Apart from the Supreme Court, there are courts of appeals, courts of the first instance and municipal courts.
Constitution, legislation and government in Philippine
Currently, as of early 2010, The Philippines is not doing badly at all when it comes to their economic power. There are facts and figures that speak for themselves. It is the fifth largest economy in South East Asia; it has a mixed economic system; its industries are becoming very significant in the world market; in 2007, it was declared the thirty seventh largest economy in the world. Again, in the same year, its GDP growth rate was 7.3% and in spite of the global economic crisis that hit the world in 2008, its GDP growth rate did not fall below 4.5%. A lot of factors have contributed to these feats. First, the climate is suitable for agriculture. Products from agriculture are harnessed and used in the industries to further boost their economy. Apart from agriculture, the Philippines are technologically sound. They produce electronics and automobile parts for their domestic and international markets. Philippine is also rich in natural resources such as chromite, nickel, copper and natural gas.
An overview of the economy in Philippine
The economy of Philippine and other things you must know about the country
It is the responsibility of the president to look into the activities of the press in Philippine. The media consist of newspapers and 225 television stations. The most popular newspapers include the Manila Bulletin and Business World.
Basic education in Philippine is the elementary education. Children go to nursery schools (for 3 years), the primary school (for the next 6-7 years), to the secondary school (4 years) and then to the tertiary institutions (3-5 years). The system is very similar to that of the United States.
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#852 There's Something About Sunyool
Alternative: 그 남자의 취향,
Author/Artist(s): LEE Youngran
Genres: Drama, Josei, Manhwa, Romance, Slice of Life
Sunyool Lee, a twenty-something rags-to-riches story. From a down-and-out illegitimate child to the only daughter of a powerful politician, she's seen and heard it all. Now it's time for her to find the perfect man to share her life...
- Ch. 1 Ch.000 6 years ago
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#2009 They, Too, Love
Alternative: 그들도 사랑을 한다, For They, Too, Love., They Too Love,
Author/Artist(s): Seo Moon Da Mi
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Manhwa, Romance, School Life, Shoujo, Shounen Ai, Slice of Life
Jung Euimoon and Eun Myroyung are both members of the second Biology Club, which has been downgraded to the oldest facilities in the school to make room for the new Biology Club. Jung Euimoon uses Bunsen burners to cook his breakfast and routinely camps out at the Biology Club room to get away from his numerous siblings. Eun is a loner and reads tarot cards--which always foretell unhappy auguries--to amuse herself. They each think the other is strange. These two seem to be opposites, but they...
#1379 Tight Rope
Alternative: タイトロープ, 鋼索危情, Corda Bamba, Taito Roopu,
Author/Artist(s): Natsume Isaku
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Slice of Life, Yaoi
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#766 Time Slipper - Yuki no Choujikuu
Alternative: タイムスリッパー −YUKIの跳時空−, The Time Leaper Yuki,
Author/Artist(s): NOBE Toshio
Genres: Ecchi, Mystery, Seinen, Slice of Life, Supernatural
One day Mikuru's mother goes missing. In her place is Mukuru's younger version of her mother, Yuki, and she's the same age as her! She's about to find out what her mother was like when she was a kid....but just how did she "time...
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#887 Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo
Alternative: 時をかける少女, 穿梭时空的少女, A Girl Who Runs Through Time, La Traversée du temps - Les Origines, The Girl Who Runs Through Time, Toki o Kakeru Shoujo,
Author/Artist(s): TSUTSUI Yasutaka
Genres: Comedy, Romance, School Life, Seinen, Slice of Life
Based on the 1965...
#1831 Toki Wo Kakeru Shoujo - Tokikake
Alternative: 時をかける少女 -TOKIKAKE-, La Traversée du temps, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Toki o Kakeru Shoujo - Tokikake, Tokikake,
Author/Artist(s): TSUTSUI Yasutaka
Genres: Romance, School Life, Shounen, Slice of Life
This was set as a prelude to the 2006 animated film of the same title, which was in turn loosely based on the 1965...
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#1202 Tokyo Juliet
Author/Artist(s): Kitagawa Miyuki
Genres: Drama, Romance, Shoujo, Slice of Life, Smut
Ayase Minori is a new student entering Houjou Designer's College. She has had her design "Daisy" stolen by a top-class designer Hinagata Eiji when she was 5 years old, and Minori had sworn to the fact that "I will not fall in love before I can beat Hinagata Eiji!" However, her meeting with Himemiya Akira almost made her forget her old vow... while Akira is Hinagata Eiji's...
#614 Tokyo Toy Box
Alternative: 大東京トイボックス, Giga Tokyo Toy Box,
Author/Artist(s): Ume
Genres: Comedy, Manga, Seinen, Slice of Life
It is the sequel of Tokyo Toy...
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#1943 Tomehane!
Alternative: とめはねっ!, とめはねっ! 鈴里高校書道部, とめはねっ!−鈴里高校書道部−, Tome wa Hane! Suzusato Koukou Shodoubu, Tomehane! Suzuri Koko Shodobu, Tomehanetsu! Suzusato Koukou Shodoubu,
Author/Artist(s): KAWAI Katsutoshi
Genres: Comedy, Romance, School Life, Seinen, Slice of Life
Tomehane! was nominated for best manga at the first two Manga...
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Alternative: 坂口尚作品集2 ともしび, Lamplight, Sakaguchi Hisashi Sakuhinshuu 2 - Tomoshibi,
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Genres: Fantasy, Seinen, Shounen, Slice of Life, Tragedy
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