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4-3-3: A New Trend – Or is it?
Gary Stephenson, Assistant Technical Director – Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer
A look into the shifting trend in team formation. Is the 4-3-3 new? Is it old? Is it in fact 4-3-3? How the new/old formation is used and how and what implementations are needed for a youth team. After one season trying the system with a team, the pros and cons are discussed.
8-a-Side: Building out of the Defensive Third
Rick Meana. Director of Coaching – New Jersey Youth Soccer
Boot it, clear it, get it out! Coaches who yell these comments at the top of their lungs give out the message to all their players that the priority of the "goalie" and "defenders" is to "clear the ball" out of the "danger zone". Learning how to deal with these soccer situations will help all players especially the Goalkeeper and Backs as they grow with the game; these situations require a high degree of risk therefore they will lead to mistakes, lots of them! Good youth coaches cannot be afraid to lose. This session will explore how youth soccer coaches can best use a variety of 8-a-side formations to teach players how to become confident building the attack out from the defensive third. The objectives are to improve your team's ability to transition to attack after winning possession in your defending third, enhance your players' passing and ball control skills when under pressure, and finally discover how to consistently and confidently move the ball into the attacking half in possession.
The Administrative Role of a Club D.O.C.
John Ellinger, Technical Director – Soccer Association of Columbia
Discussion of the issues that the modern soccer club faces and how they are handled administratively by the club Director of Coaching. Issues such as corporate status, business plan, marketing, staffing, player development model, risk management, parental behavior and facilities all need input from the DOC on a daily basis.
Administrators Role in Player Development
Hans Hobson, Executive Director – Tennessee State Soccer
This session will use the lessons learned over the last 20 years while serving as a college coach, youth coach, director of coaching and executive director. The role of the administrator in youth soccer is very important and can make or break an organization. We will discuss how to be an effective administrator in today's soccer culture while not losing focus on player development. The session will offer a unique perspective for today's soccer administrator by answering these questions. What do most people think that we do? What is the role of the soccer administrator and what do we really do? What qualities are important to be an effective administrator in youth soccer? How does the administrator play a role in the soccer environment (positively or negatively)? What are the needs of the player? What are the needs of the team? What are the needs of the coach? What are the needs of the club? What are the needs of the families?
Attacking from the Flanks
Sam Snow, Technical Director – US Youth Soccer
Players in the Under-12 age group understand the concept of dividing the field into thirds. In this session, we'll improve attacking from the flanks. Players will improve their recognition of the spaces in the attacking third in the flank channels and how to attack from those specific spaces.
Childhood Roots of National Team Players
Dr. David Carr, Professor – Ohio University; Dr. Ron Quinn, Professor – Xavier University
Coaches Guide for Helping Parents Create an "Environment of Excellence" for their Child
Dr. Lee Hancock, Sports Psychologist
The environment in which a child plays soccer is critical to his or her development — both as a person and as a soccer player. This presentation provides ideas and examples of an environment of excellence and then discuss ways coaches can help parents ensure this environment exists well beyond the playing field.
Coaching the Challenging TOPSoccer Player
Scott Craig, Assistant Technical Director – New York State West Youth Soccer
In today's demographic of children, the odds are high that coaches will be presented with players diagnosed or undiagnosed ADHD and/or an Autism Spectrum Disorder. This presentation will talk about determining the best environment, talking with coaches, parents and sharing input and how as coaches we can help every child succeed.
Coaching Healthy Habits
Megan Halmo and Alyssa Koomas – Tufts University
What does Clint Dempsey or Abby Wambach eat after a game? Cupcakes and candy? Definitely not. What do your youth soccer players eat after a game? Cupcakes and candy? Maybe? We know athletes perform their best when they eat a healthy, balanced diet, are well-hydrated, and maintain their fitness level through regular physical activity. But what's the most effective way to help athletes develop these healthy habits at a young age, especially during trainings, matches and tournaments? This interactive and informative session will expand on the Coaching Healthy Habits training developed by Massachusetts Youth Soccer, US Youth Soccer, and Healthy Kids Out of School at Tufts University. We'll discuss age-appropriate ideas for encouraging good nutrition and hydration with your athletes, answer common questions and myths about sports nutrition, and provide simple ways to get parents on board.
A Curriculum for Parent Education
Zac Crawford, Technical Director – Alabama Soccer
Parents are a key member of the team that are often overlooked, undervalued and under-utilized. This presentation will provide an in-depth look at the key components that are necessary to create and implement parent curriculums for various age groups and levels of play. Special attention will be given not only to the role of the coach, but also to the role of the administrator(s) and director(s).
Deliberate Play – Deliberate Practice
Steve Kehm, Technical Director- South Dakota State Soccer
Is deliberate practice a necessary condition to achieve high levels of expert performance? Where does deliberate play fit into the mix? This session will explore the many facets of free play and planned practice.
Development of a Goalkeeper: From a Beginner to a College Goalkeeper
John Gregg, Director – Elite Socker
Players at all ages should have experienced goalkeeping at one time or another. In this session, we'll discuss at what ages to introduce goalkeeping, what age to go full-time with a goalkeeper, and the age-appropriate training for each age. As the goalkeeping position advances, it is important to discuss private training, position education, and what all that means when it comes to college recruiting at the oldest ages.
The Drop-out Factor
Lou Mignone, Director of Coaching and Player Development – West Orange United FC
An alarming 70 percent of children in the United States leave soccer by the age of 13 and never to return to play the game again. Various studies conducted in this area identified common reasons for drop-out as lack of fun, over-emphasis on winning by coaches and parents, fear of the making mistakes brought on by adults on both touchlines, and boredom from inactivity or rigidness at training sessions or matches. The solution to this far-reaching dilemma requires a comprehensive and unified shift of mindset among American youth coaches and parents so that a lifelong love of the beautiful game can grow within our soccer playing youngsters each step of the way.
Expand your organization's impact – provide programs that can reach all children in your community
Stephanie Gabbert, Executive Director – Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club
Shouldn't all successful youth soccer organizations incorporate within their mission providing 'access to sport' to those that don't have it, typically due to economic barriers? If you agree then join us and be a part of this conversation where we will share best practices of organizations currently implementing these programs and provide useful information to anyone interested in making a greater impact in their own community.
Grassroots Soccer – The Game's Future – Today
Bobby Lennox, Manager of Grassroots Soccer – The Ontario Soccer Association
This presentation will cover the state of the current grassroots game, new grassroots philosophy and guiding principles and look an Ontario player survey. It will also examine technical tools and structural changes implemented to help the younger player, as well as challenges and solutions that may pop up along the way.
Honest Answers for Soccer Parents
Mike Barr, Technical Director – Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer
This presentation will provide honest answers about youth soccer in the United States for all parents of soccer players from U-6 to U-17. Topics include: Sports Specialization, Recreation vs. Travel Soccer, Training and Periodization Schedules, Soccer Related Injuries, and Playing Soccer in College.
How to Incorporate Recreation and Academy Programs – Steps for Success
Eric Landon, Technical Director – Utah Youth Soccer
The presentation will take an in-depth look at the development, implementation, and critical pathways to integrating recreation and academy programs. Practical examples will be reviewed to help identify a synergistic approach to short-term and long-term player development models between both programs.
The Human Development in Player Development
Dr. Andrew Guest, Professor – University of Portland
In much of American soccer culture, 'player development' really means identifying precocious talent and maximizing short-term performance. What if instead soccer culture allowed for a more humanistic attention to players as people? What if that approach might actually, in the long-term, produce both better players and better people? This presentation will draw on perspectives from coaching, sport science, developmental psychology, and sociology to discuss those questions, with an emphasis on practical points of synergy between soccer-specific talent development and person-centered human development models of working with players.
The Importance of Non-Cognitive Functions and Memory During a Soccer Learning Process
Dr. Michel Bruyninckx, Partner – CogiTraining
Non-Cognitive Skills: These are the resources you need to develop before and while you are learning — persistence, self-control (attention and concentration), curiosity, conscientiousness, grit, mental endurance (character) and self-confidence. A human being's learning processes are not an input output story. Winning the games for your team combined with unreasonable ability-praising drives you into a fixed mindset and performances will plummet. Does this phenomena not also question too much focused game-oriented developmental programs and competitions?
Increasing Sponsorship Commitments and Retention
BJ Zellers, President – Activation Sports Marketing, LLC
Whether you are seeking $100,000 or $50, there are key steps to secure and retain sponsors. In this session we will discuss how to target likely sponsors, determine your entry point, and customize your presentation to maximize your success rate. Once secured, how to activate and measure the results of your sponsor's investment to keep them coming back.
Leadership in Youth Soccer
Kaylin Olivas, Technical Director – Wyoming Youth Soccer
Leadership in youth soccer is an important aspect in sports based on the amount of influence we have in athletes' lives. It's a responsibility that requires coaches to step up and lead in multiple ways, as the title of a "coach" doesn't focus solely on the field but what happens off of it, as well. This session describes the motivation behind the behavior of coaches, directly reflecting our leadership of players. The session identifies the decision making and power of coaches based on models dealing with leadership. It outlines the various aspects in managing a team, thus dealing with individual players in the attempts to form a cohesive team.
Mandatory Coaching License!
Sam Snow, Technical Director – US Youth Soccer
We will explore the pros and cons of youth soccer coaches being required to be certified. What are the possible outcomes of mandatory licensure? Can we really require volunteers to take a coaching course? Will a mandate increase or decrease the number of coaches in youth soccer?
Minnesota Youth Academy Program
John Curtis, Technical Director – Minnesota Youth Soccer
The Minnesota Youth Soccer Association Youth Academy Program approach places the emphasis on the player and their individual development and not that of the team, with the main focus on technical development without the pressure of short-term, result-oriented matches. To foster an environment that focuses on player development and has a player-centered philosophy. This presentation will give an overview of the program.
The NYL: 20-Year Reflection and Lessons Learned
Dr. Ron Quinn, Professor – Xavier University
Dr. Sheri Huckleberry, State Director – NSCAA
This presentation will discuss the development, curriculum, impact and lessons learned from the NYL since its inception in 1995. In addition, the presentation will discuss two studies on coaching efficacy of the National Youth License candidates, one conducted in 2010 and another using the same cohort two years later in 2012 to determine the long-term effects of the NYL.
Off-Field Impacts of Match Performance
Ian Mulliner, Technical Director – Massachusetts Youth Soccer
Coaching Healthy Habits - How to manage the dietary needs of a youth soccer player and what fuel you need to maximize performance.
Parent Coaches: What they are, what they should be (How can we help)
Eric Redder, Technical Director – New Hampshire Soccer
A look at volunteer parent coaches and "What they are" — common traits, tendencies, characteristics, positives, negatives and so on. And a look at "What they should (or need) to be" — characteristics, personality, psychology, how to improve the organization of the chaos, and what tools can be put in the toolbox.
Periodization: Planning & Implementing a Macro Cycle
Paul Thomas, Technical Director – Michigan State Youth Soccer
A week-to-week (micro), season-to-season (meso) guide to designing and implementing a yearlong (macro) development plan for the Under-11 and Under-12 age groups.
Personal Fitness
Dr. Ajit Korgaokar, Professor – University of Tennessee – Martin
When is the best time to improve speed, strength, endurance and skills? Based upon the stages of growth and development among youth soccer players, there are "sensitive periods" where adaptations to components of fitness are accelerated. The optimal periods for training components of fitness among youth players will impact the organization of your training sessions.
Philadelphia Union Player Development Methodology
Tommy Wilson – Philadelphia Union
Coach Wilson will provide a detailed overview of the Philadelphia Union holistic approach to Player Development with a major emphasis on technical and tactical support plus video analysis initiatives.
Possession Out of the Back
Tony DiCicco, Soccer Analyst and Former World Cup-Winning Coach
This session will utilize the goalkeeper, back defenders and midfielders to show how to constructively possess the ball out of the defensive third and into the attacking half of the field. The session will include a training exercise that will enhance the goalkeeper – defenders understanding and confidence when using a "back-pass" to the keeper. We will also explore some different options such as splitting the two center backs and dropping in the holding midfielder or building out of the back when playing a three-back system. The session will demonstrate to coaches, not only exercises that can help teach this concept but also multiple progressions of one exercise to help give confidence to their players and also imprint patterns of play.
Project Play — Reimagining Youth Sports in America with an 8-point Plan
Tom Farrey, Director of Sports and Society Program – The Aspen Institute
Over the past two years, the Aspen Institute's Project Play has convened 300 leaders in a series of roundtables and summits, with the goal of reimagining youth sports in America. In February, the Aspen Institute will release its final report, "Sport for All, Play for Life: A Playbook to Get Every Kid in the Game." Underwritten by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, with the support of Nike and the Clinton Foundation, the report organizes the best of the ideas that have surfaced into a national strategic plan that stakeholders – from parents to policymakers, sport chiefs to mayors – can align behind and plug into, to best serve the interests of children and communities. What opportunities does the report present for soccer in the U.S.? Tom Farrey, director of the Institute's Sports & Society Program and an ESPN correspondent, previews the report's recommendations and challenges soccer leaders to adopt bold policies that can grow both the quality and quantity of youth players.
Kaylin Olivas, Technical Director – Wyoming Youth Soccer
One of the most important aspects of sport is the recovery period or recuperation process. In a society focused on higher level and intense competition, coaches need to take the proper precaution for their athletes after competition. Proper recovery after athletic competition is necessary for consistent high-level performance and decreased risk of injuries. This session identifies the different provisions needed to maintain the health and performance level of athletes, while also focusing on the different recuperation methods used to assist athletes in preparing for the next training or competition.
Relative Age Effect
Dr. Ajit Korgaokar, Professor – University of Tennessee – Martin
When a child is born has a significant impact on future success in elite-level soccer. The chances of becoming a professional soccer player may differ significantly for two children who are born just days apart. Older soccer players are selected to elite level teams and receive motivating feedback, greater competition, and more advanced training; all contributing factors to an elite development pathway in sport. The RAE phenomenon has been observed in soccer in most of the countries in Europe, as well as Brazil, Japan, Australia, and the USA.
Safe Return to Play - A Coaches Guide
Dr. Kevin Freedman, Sports Medicine Surgeon – Rothman Institute
When an athlete goes down on the field, who determines if it's safe to return to play? It's usually a decision for the coach, even when they have little medical background. Also, if an athlete misses a practice or game due to injury, who decides when it's safe for the kids to return? Our session will review issues and provide recommendations surrounding safe return to play for our athletes. Our session will also include a panel discussion with Coaches, Coach Educators and Certified Athletic Trainers.
Single-Digit Soccer: Solving Issues with U-10 and Under
Beau Dure, Author – Single-Digit Soccer
How do you design a soccer experience that accommodates everyone from future top-level youth players to those who, when asked to pass the ball, pick it up and cock an arm back like Peyton Manning? How do you keep serious players interested when the rest of the team wants to play "Mr. Wolf, what time is it?" Why do we segregate kids into "house" and "travel" at age 8, against all our better instincts and experience? Is your club set up to develop players who figure out or fall in love with the game at age 11, not age 7? If you see an opposing coach teaching 7-year-old kids how to head the ball, do you say anything? Why do we shove kids toward elite professional coaches, making them practice twice a week and play infrequent games, at an age at which they really need to be playing pickup soccer and learning the joy of the game? Why do we organize kids by age group rather than ability? What is the deal with parents today?
Six Criteria for Quality Instruction
Dr. Lew Atkinson, Instructor – U.S. Soccer
In this session, we will explore six criteria for quality instruction that every coach should know. Developing these skills will take time, but your patience and perseverance will be rewarded by players who learn more and as a result are excited to stay with our game.
Speed of Play: Coaching Behaviors
Dr. Lew Atkinson, Instructor – U.S. Soccer
It is all but impossible to have higher order thinking without strongly established basic skills. Speed of play is as much about speed of thought as it is about playing one and two-touch soccer. In this session, we will address how we can reinforce basic skills to achieve higher order thinking.
Sleep and Performance
Vince Ganzberg, Coaching Education Consultant – U.S. SoccerT
Sleep? How does that effect on field performance? It is widely recognized that sleep benefits wellness in children and adults. It only makes sense that coaches encourage good sleep habits right along with eating healthy and getting plenty of fluids. his presentation will inform the audience of the benefits that proper sleep can provide an athlete. How long a child should sleep, strategies to recognize sleep deprivation, and tips to improve sleep will be presented during this panel discussion.Coaches final message to their players before leaving practice should be to eat health, drink plenty of fluids, and get proper amount of sleep before the game on Saturday!
Teaching Games for Understanding and the Early Specialization Argument
Dr. Stuart Currie, Assistant Professor - University of Tennessee – Martin
This session will address the controversial issue of early sport specialization. Research investigating early age single-sport specialization versus multiple-sport participation will be discussed. A game-based approach (TGFU) to training and player development will be examined.
Technical-Tactical Functional Training for the Central Midfielder
Carlos Menjivar, Director of Coaching – California Youth Soccer Association North
In this session, we will discuss training ideas for players in a central midfielder role. We will touch on the skills and tactics to be an effective player in this role. The session is recommended for coaches of competitive level players in the U-12 to U-18 age groups.
The Technical Role of a Club D.O.C.
John Ellinger, Technical Director – Soccer Association of Columbia
Player development and coaching education programs are essential for proper development of our youth players, 3 to 18 years of age. There will be discussion of how Club DOCs implement various player development models for their clubs, which includes both the recreational and elite players, utilization of facilities to maximize player development, involvement of club staff in player development programs, and the development of a club curriculum and philosophy.
TOPSoccer 101 – Downs Syndrome
Libby Anderl, ACSM Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer and TOPSoccer Coach – St. Francis SC
Children with Down syndrome are valued members of our US Youth Soccer family and a large percentage of our TOPSoccer athletes. This session aims to dispel coaches' doubt and increase confidence when coaching these athletes. An overview of Down syndrome coupled with specific strategies and flexible coaching methods will help coaches promote the success and maintain the safety of these athletes. An interactive portion will challenge coaches, regardless of experience, to adapt familiar soccer activities to best suit athletes with Down syndrome.
TOPSoccer – Overcoming Barriers to Participation
Libby Anderl, ACSM Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer and TOPSoccer Coach – St. Francis SC
As TOPSoccer coaches, our role is multi-faceted and often includes organizational duties, volunteer management, and session planning. This session will provide coaches tools for developing successful programs considering individual needs, resources, and the latest research findings on successful community programs for individuals with disabilities. Discuss barriers faced by clubs, coaches, parents, and athletes and how to overcome these barriers to create sustainable programs reaching a greater number of athletes.
TOPSoccer Practical – A Day in the Life
Auke Wiersma, Assistant Technical Director – North Carolina Youth Soccer
During this session, the attendees will get a practical experience walking with walkers or crutches, as well as being wheel chair enabled. Other disabilities like visual impairment and hearing impairment will also be introduced to the attendees. Through role-playing, coaches will get a better understanding of a disability and its possible limitations and the role the TOPSoccer Buddy. After the role-play session, we will then discuss how to best adapt our current methods.
Using Reserve Players
Rick Meana. Director of Coaching – New Jersey Youth Soccer
In today's youth soccer arena, many team rosters are filled beyond capacity. To add to the difficultly of coaching a youth coach has to deal with many substitutes. The player who suffers the most in silence is definitely the substitute. Relegated to the bench by their coach's decision that child may exhibit several behaviors: anger, defiance, disappointment or worse abandonment. Learning how to deal with these attitudes is not an easy task but a skill that a youth soccer coach must develop in order to keep children playing! No doubt the fight will not be any easy one. But the battle waged to reach these children will pay off in the long run. So even if a player feels doomed to occupy a section of the bench, how can we as coaches help them understand they must continue to fight and work for game time as in life which takes many turns. We will look at several possible ways we can reach these children. That includes helping them to understand their role and that practicing on their own, giving their all in training with regards to their level of intensity and effort, is key.
Winning at Fun: Using the FUN MAPS to Maximize Skill Development & Achievement
Dr. Amanda J. Visek, Professor – Milken Institute School of Public Health at The George Washington University
Heather Manning, Research Associate – Milken Institute School of Public Health at The George Washington University
There is an exact science to promoting the most fun positive youth sport experiences for children. Informed and conceptualized entirely by the youth soccer community, the FUN MAPS have been featured in over 80-plus media stories reaching more than 356 million viewers around the world. The FUN MAPS are the result of federally funded efforts to keep children involved in youth athletics in childhood and throughout their adolescence. This interactive workshop will use novel findings from the groundbreaking FUN MAPS to challenge common misconceptions about what makes playing soccer the most fun for both recreational and elite soccer players. Workshop attendees will be provided with a specific navigational blueprint and best practices for fostering fun while concurrently maximizing individual player and team achievement.


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Coming Out of the Bunker: Gay Nazis Form a Growing Subculture, Via Web
By Seamus McGraw
Published in The Forward, March 16, 2001
He sprawls provocatively on the floor looking up at the camera with just the right amount of lust in his pale blue eyes, almost a parody of the classic soft-core porn models of the 1950s.
His ripe lips are moist and parted slightly. His storm trooper uniform, perfectly creased, clings to every contour of his young, chiseled, Aryan body. With one hand, he caresses his Nazi-style Luger pistol.
It's all just a little over the top. But it's not a joke.
This perfect Nazi Adonis is a poster boy on a Web site for an apparently growing subculture of young white men who are both openly gay and openly racist.
It's not clear precisely how large the gay neo-Nazi movement has become, said Mark Potok, a spokesman for the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has been monitoring the development of pro-Nazi gay organizations for the past several years. "To some degree, they are the fringe of the fringe," he said.
During the past few years, gay racists in the United States and overseas have started to come out of the bunker.
Web sites by groups such as GAS (Gays Against Semitism), ARC (Aryan Resistance Corps) and others tout their guiding philosophy: While white men are superior to all races, gay white men, say the gay racists, are destined to be the masters of the Master Race. They are gifted, they believe, with even keener intellect and uncommon intuitive abilities, and well endowed with special talents for "promoting male bonding," as some put it.
These gay racists agree that despite antipathy, hostility and sometimes even violence from the avowedly heterosexual neo-Nazi factions and despite rejection and worse from the mainstream gay community, the gay Nazi movement is growing and has begun to emerge from the protected world of cyberspace.
ARC, for example, sponsors regular get-togethers for its all-white members vacations to places like Palm Springs, where they can, in the word of one of the group's leaders, a man who calls himself Wyatt Power, "relax amongst the company of our fellow white brothers."
This is not the first time that gay racists have tried to put their boot prints on American streets, Mr. Potok said.
In the 1970s, Californian Russell Veh launched a gay neo-Nazi organization that supported itself with the proceeds of a small publishing house and a film distribution unit that specialized in Nazi propaganda films. By the early 1980s, however, Mr. Veh had dropped out of sight.
As in Mr. Veh's day, gay Nazis today face a host of problems when they try stepping out into the public eye.
In California, a group of gay Nazis recently tried to join a white-supremacist parade. A fight ensued and several were beaten, according to Gail Gans, a researcher with the Anti-Defamation League. A short time later, she said, the same group tried to march in a Gay Pride Day parade, and the same thing happened.
Routinely, leaders of neo-Nazi and other racist groups deliver blistering sermons, reviling homosexuals and consigning them to the fires of the coming apocalypse.
Even in their on-line chat rooms, gay racists are targeted by straight Nazis and skinheads, flaming them with missives like "fags should all die," and crudely worded invitations to "boot parties."
Facing such universal hostility, why, then, would anyone be attracted to the gay neo-Nazi movement?
To be sure, there is an element of fetishism that draws some young gay men to Nazi imagery. In Germany in the 1920s and 1930s, as Hitler was coming to power, disenfranchised gay men flocked to join the S.A., headed by Ernst Roehm, said one gay neo-Nazi. Of course, Hitler later killed Roehm, a gay man who was not terribly discreet, in what was a prelude to the large-scale persecution of gays by the Nazis. But gay racists see Roehm's execution, and the subsequent deaths of thousands of gay Germans, as an aberration, hardly the sort of thing that should be allowed to spoil the fun of being a neo-Nazi.
Then as now, with its boots and leather and its barely concealed obsession with domination, Nazism seems to promise all the bells and whistles and whips and handcuffs that a seeker might expect from a sado-masochistic sexual subculture, gay or heterosexual. (The straight version can be seen in a 1970s' Nazi-themed sexploitation flick "Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS" and the mainstream art-house film "The Night Porter.") "But it's not just a fetish," said one young California skinhead who, while not a racist himself, has from time to time found himself rubbing shoulders with gay Nazis. "That's just part of it."
Some, like the gay racist from San Francisco who calls himself Bruder Schaft (German for "brotherhood"), see in the gay neo-Nazi movement an endorsement of their core beliefs.
"People such as myself do not have a voice in modern U.S. politics," Mr. Schaft said. "Why? Because everything is centered around catering to special interest groups."
"On one side you have the foreign, commie-socialist, downtrodden, woe-begotten, ne'er-do-well, feminist, etc. group," he said, "and on the other side the religious nuts."
"Must one fit into one of two boxes? I would venture to say many do not."
But sex and politics alone do not account for all of the gay neo-Nazi movement's appeal.
To some degree, the movement gives its members a kind of twisted standing, said Mr. Potok of the SPLC. One young man, who identified himself as Aeon, seemed to swell with pride when he put it this way: "Some liberal bastard on a newsgroup described me once as '1000 times more dangerous than Joe Redneck and his band of Ku Klux Klan hate-mongers from [expletive] Idaho.'"
Still, life can be lonely for a gay race-baiter, said Cindy, an 18-year-old from Newport Beach, Calif., who, as lesbian white supremacist, is a member of a minority within a minority within a minority. To her dismay, Cindy has learned that most white supremacists believe that a white woman's primary function is to make white babies, she said. To them, the idea of a racist lesbian is beyond absurd. It's unnatural. And it's threatening.
Moreover, she said, her fellow lesbians are every bit as hostile to her.
"Most of the gay women I meet think my racism is ridiculous," Cindy said. Even her lover, who seems to share some of her faith in the theories of racial superiority, rarely discusses it with her.
In her quieter moments, Cindy wonders whether it's all worth it.
"It probably would be easier to settle on either being a lesbian and not talking about my racial beliefs or talking about my racial beliefs with heterosexual white-power people and not mentioning the fact that I am gay," she said.
"But I wouldn't be myself at that point."

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Boxer found dead in cell after killing wife
A day after his arrest on suspicion of murdering his wife, the Venezuelan boxing champion Edwin Valero was found hanging in his jail cell early yesterday morning.
Mr Valero's death, at the age of 28, marked an ignominious and tragic end to the life of one of Venezuela's most potent folk heroes. The boxer, who had won every one of his 27 professional fights, had images of President Hugo Chavez and the national flag tattooed on his chest.
A former WBA super-featherweight champion and WBC lightweight champion, Valero had a troubled relationship with the authorities - and with alcohol. He was accused of domestic violence in March after his wife, Jennifer Viera, checked into hospital with broken ribs and a punctured lung.
He avoided a prison sentence after Ms Viera claimed that she had fallen on the stairs. A restraining order was issued, which the boxer allegedly violated repeatedly.
As the fighter dealt with the allegations of marital violence and entered treatment for alcohol abuse, he found himself listed as "champion in recess" by the World Boxing Council.
Valero was found by another inmate at about 1.30am at the jail in Valencia, 90 miles west of the Venezuelan capital, Caracas. Police chief Wilmer Flores said he had hanged himself from using his own clothes, which he had tied to bars on his cell window.
There had been signs of life when he was first found, but the boxer was later declared dead. People across Venezuela had already been dazed by television images of Valero being escorted to the jail on Sunday after police found the body of Ms Viera, who was 24, at the InterContinental Hotel in Valencia.
She had suffered multiple stab wounds. According to some reports, the boxer had told staff at the hotel that he had killed his wife.
Valero had suffered a brain haemorrhage after a motorcycle accident in 2001, and under rules relating to past head injuries was barred from fighting in the United States. He pursued his career in Latin America and Japan, and appeared at political rallies in Venezuela alongside Mr Chavez.
Valero secured himself a place in boxing lore by winning his first 18 professional fights with first-round knock-outs, a record only recently overtaken by Tyrone Brunson of Philadelphia.
Source: UK Independent


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Oceanside Arts and Entertainment Events Add An Event
Artist Alliance At The Museum
- Date: June 22, 2017
- Time: 11:00am to 8:00pm
Venue: Oceanside Museum of ArtAddress:704 Pier View WayOceanside, CA 92054
- From: Oceanside Museum Of Art
OMA is proud to present its third juried Artist Alliance members' exhibition. 92 artworks were chosen from more than 900 submissions, representing artists working in a wide variety of media and exploring a diverse range of subjects and styles. Juried by Karen McGuire of the Canon Gallery in Carlsbad and Sue Greenwood of Sue Greenwood Fine Art in Laguna Beach, this exhibition features a cross-section of the most noteworthy artwork from OMA's talented artist members.
An integral part of OMA's mission is supporting local and regional artists, and this juried exhibition provides the museum an opportunity to showcase the exceptional talent of artists who have in turn supported the museum as part of this affiliate membership group. The jurors of this show recognize the strength and complexity of this diverse group of artists, resulting in an inspiring Spring exhibition.


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Welcome to Must Read, where we single out the best stories from around the automotive universe and beyond. Today we've got reports from Business Insider, The Truth About Cars, Hemmings, and The New Yorker.
HEDGE FUND: Tesla Is The Next Apple, And It's Going To $200/Share – Business Insider
This hedge fund presentation comes via Business Insider, who explains all the hype around Tesla in the face of so many shorts (people betting on the stock price to drop).
Last week, electronic car maker Tesla announced a bunch of changes to its service and warranty policy that will make it easier for customers to take care of their Model S cars. Since then, the stock is up 5.73%, and it's at new 52-week highs. This is a headache for a ton of people on Wall Street as Tesla is a really popular short. And as the bears are heading into their caves, the bulls are coming out to explain their side of the story.
It's here I'd like to post something a reader pointed out from the Motor Trend archives that's kind of hilarious in modern context:
But perhaps the ultimate irony is it's General Motors, long the Silicon Valley poster-child for all that's wrong with the auto industry, that's poised to launch a car that may be more significant than anything Tesla is ever likely to build. The Chevy Volt is a thoughtful, innovative, technically advanced vehicle; the prototypes we've driven confirm it cleverly combines the best attributes of an electric motor and the gasoline internal combustion engine. Disruptive technology? Sorry Elon, there's more at GM than Tesla.
That's from then Editor-in-Chief Angus McKenzie in 2010. Obviously, they've changed their tune aggressively.
This isn't to poke fun at McKenzie, but to point out how quickly conventional wisdom (and no one is more conventional than Motor Trend) can shift. In that era, we obviously said similar things about the Model S potentially being "vaporware," although nothing quite as bad as this (I hope).
I'm not 100% sure I buy the Apple argument, either, as the next big hurdle is making something remotely affordable for regular people (they, probably smartly, declined to make the promised $50K Tesla Model S). Despite all they offer Apple is still a volume company. We'll see what happens, but it's been fun to watch.
Cop Drives Classic Cop Car: 1972 Ford Galaxie – The Truth About Cars
Another great installment from TTAC's ongoing cop-in-a-cop-car series.
Like all good myths, the myth of the invincible old police car is rooted in truth. I was once told by a veteran beat cop that back in the old days when you were alone at night in an alley, trying to avoid taking a beating yourself while handing out "wood shampoos" to unruly drunks and screaming for help on one of the original 10- lb Motorola portables that could be counted on to work 25- 30% of the time, you didn't listen for approaching sirens coming to your aid because the sirens weren't worth a damn and you couldn't hear them half of the time anyway. Instead you listened for the roar of the secondaries opening up as your backup thundered down the final straight leading to your last known location. That's how you knew the cavalry had arrived.
Willow Run assembly plant faces the wrecking ball – Hemmings
Another bit of the Old GM likely to get sold off and destroyed.
Built on land owned by Henry Ford to crank out B-24 Liberator bombers in 1941, the Albert Kahn-designed plant became the largest single industrial building under one roof, encompassing about 3.5 million square feet. One it ramped up to full production in late 1943, the so-called "Grand Canyon of the mechanized world" would produce a bomber per hour, along with a number of wood-bodied gliders. After the war, Ford declined its option to buy the massive plant from the federal government, so the government – through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the War Assets Administration – ended up leasing, and eventually selling, Willow Run to the newly formed Kaiser-Frazer.
REMOTE CONTROL: Our Drone Delusion – The New Yorker
This is another cutting New Yorker meta book review on the serious implications of drone warfare on our policy and our soul.
Obama's enthusiasm for drones—which he believes minimizes the risk to American forces and non-combatants on the ground—is unnervingly reminiscent of Eisenhower's enthusiasm for poisoning schemes and coup plots. (The President's foreign-policy advisers periodically cite Eisenhower as an inspiration.) Drone strikes are also defended on the ground that they have killed terrorists in Pakistan and Yemen before those terrorists could kill Americans in Times Square or on the Mall, in Washington. There is no way to assess these claims: the official secrecy surrounding the program makes it impossible to judge the results.
Photo Credit: Getty Images, AP, GM, TTAC


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Broadcaster, writer and world music ambassador, the late Charlie Gillett made his annual compilation into an institution. This last roundup offers Gillett's instinctive, global blend of grand groove and insinuating melody. In the first category come eminent names like Mali's Tinariwen and New Zealand's Fat Freddy's Drop. Song larks like Spain's Buika and Brazil's Céu are among those supplying balladry. The oddballs, for whom Charlie always had time, include meditative South Korean chanters and an eerie Bulgarian architect, while the haunting title track by Canadian songstress L supplies a coda for Gillett's unfaltering enthusiasms: "There is nowhere to stop anywhere on this road."
Various Artists: Anywhere on This Road compiled by Charlie Gillett
(Warner Classics and Jazz)


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Seattle winter storm
- Pardon me for a bunch of snow photos below, it's just my love for snow is too big.
- Seattle rarely has snow. Going back to when I first came to America, a month after living in Seattle, I got welcomed by one of the biggest snow storms in decades for Washington. The snow built up to my knees, at the time, I was so naive to quickly believe Seattle was a snow land for me. Indeed, My next 5 years here, My beloved dream Seattle snow land never happen once again, ever... until 2 days ago, also melted as fast as a leopard chasing its prey. 😀
- But well, I have snow photos. The end!
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You realize you're old when there is no desire to dress up for snow photos but only concerning your warmth and making sure no faceplanting is needed.


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Kolkata: The Trinamool Congress today dismissed that it has reached an understanding with the BJP in Rajya Sabha where the NDA does not have majority. "There is no basis in it," all India TMC General Secretary Mukul Roy told PTI, referring to CPI(M) leader Mohammad Selim's remark.
The CPI(M) Lok Sabha MP and Central Committee member while reacting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's praise for West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee yesterday, had told a local TV channel that it was aimed at enlisting TMC's support in the Rajya Sabha.
He also alleged that TMC has reached an understanding with the BJP government at the Centre in the Upper House where the NDA did not enjoy majority.
"It's a baseless allegation. I do not like to reply to what he has said. They have been rejected by the people in the elections. They have become irrelevant as a political force," Roy, who is the chairman of TMC Parliamentary Party, said.
"Centre and state relationship is a different matter while political opposition is another. We will go by our own policies. We are neither with the BJP-led NDA nor with the Congress. This was our stand in the last Parliament also," Roy whose party has 34 Lok Sabha MPs and 12 Rajya Sabha members said.


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I finally finished our welcome brochure and wanted to share! It was so helpful to see so many of yours; I definitely stole a few ideas, so thanks!
I thought it would be even better if everyone posted their brochures in one thread, so in hopes that others will attach on to mine and make future bride's lives easier, here you go!


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In clear, concise language, Professor Young explains the basic categories of cells and tissues and then delves into their specialized functions, whether it be for muscle cells and nervous tissue or the cells of reproductive organs and the highly unusual entities known as "extreme" cells. Finally, Professor Young wraps up the lectures with a topic of universal interest-the death and aging of cells.
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I chose this book because I wanted to learn more about cells and general modern biology. I had some credits left from previous months and bought the book out of an impulse after listening to the sample. Boy, was I rewarded. This book is simply packed with interesting and deep science. It must be very hard to teach such a subject without using any Pictures or Charts, but Prof. Young does a marvelous job, going through the material twice, first with a quick overview, and then a second path in depth. This is a great book for a serious reader. Do you *really* want to know? Then this book is for you. I have a non-biology science background, and that was enough to quickly get hooked and to not get lost. I am sure I will take a second pass in a couple of weeks, just to make things settle more solidly into my brain.
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Andre Roberson's press conference where he was set to announce his decision on declaring for the NBA Draft was cancelled by Colorado early this morning.
Roberson, a former Wagner standout who was the nation's second-leading rebounder, had been scheduled to make his decision public on whether to return to the Buffs for his senior season or declare for the NBA Draft.
Colorado coach Tad Boyle told the Denver Post he has no idea which way the 6-foot-7 forward is leaning on his decision.
"It's a difficult decision for Andre, a big decision for him," Boyle said. "And he's not at the point where he wants to make that decision. He's just not there yet."
The original press conference was set to be aired live on the Pac-12's digital network. But now, the school "currently has no plans at this time" to reschedule the press conference.
"It's a big decision, an emotional decision," Boyle told the Post. "Especially for Andre, when you want something (professional career) so much and you're also at a place (CU) that is so special to him, you're torn.
"Andre sees the benefits and risks of both, and he's weighing those benefits and risks. At the end of the day, he'll do what's best for him."
It's a tough decision and I don't blame Roberson for taking all of the time he can until he feels comfortable with his choice. The deadline for declaring for the draft is 11 p.m. Sunday, so he still has a couple of days to weigh all the variables.


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Volume IV..KO. 74
To Dyspeptics.
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Indication, axo an oppression at tho
siocsitb, nausea, Catulcacy, water brcsrt,
teart-burn, Tomllirg, lois of appetite, sxA
constipation. Dyspcptla patients suffer ai
'told uilictlt;, bedfly and' cieotal. Tajy
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06 Allen St. Under Occidental Hctei.
Robt, Crouch, Probrietor,
J-faving1 pudlKibod the Jtollinir Stockjand noises 01
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Yer 13ro u"ht to tlio Tci-riiory,
and on Ivcasonable Terms.
Transient and Boarding Animals
Carefully Cared For.
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Frenton ttroet.
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Real Estate Bonjlit, Sold and Itcttoa
iillvctiocs Made, Tazea Pud, etc.
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Monev Hoan Xegotlated nd lDrtmaot
Jrtsuranco W'' Accident and IJfs
Notary Public
FOURTH Street, Between Allen
'and Fremont.
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t . -
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and vicinity that they an- .iow prepared to
furnish the bout or American beef, pork ami
motion; annate, qtc., at tho livi4t rate
Call and be eon inecd
Tbo Eclipse Bakery is now located on
Fremont street, next door to Gregory's
restaurant, and nothing but (he best
pies, cakes, bread and confectionery is
sold Itcrc. gWo it a call. 1-tf
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f.,t U mi of tlic bulrt manufac-
turiii: ooitsonthe Atwmir toao. .!.
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export. The Key West le situated on the
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wiij. The famous Key We-t cigars (ire
tiiade from toO.veco -oX ilm "flnef Hivatia
procurable-. Mid tnvle b Cuban uorkuut..
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nr ns in Cuoa, conseciumily the troraa M
tho ine as In tho Imported cu;.xr. 8inoker
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inacaU-na Ailiraun & Walker, ulionae
j ut rro-H-eil freh stotk oi the bet brand
of KeyWtatOsaM. lucludW the "E.t-il.
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be: In -tho-ruirket. For -sale at the Cul.
StOIC Of VoU.rT .V lS!CK.
All i;ood below co..t at
J. Meyers i Bro
Allen uiid Flflli str.eU.
Meeting: Notice.
BurnsSde Post No. 30, D-pt. CM., G
A. U.; regulir iTiretiiiKS 1st nnil 3rd 3j1-
ur.liys in t-nch tnnth, at the City Hill,
&t 7 :30 i . ui . GKO.lt. V vTT,
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City WarrantK
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of the city of Toino-lone. A. v . :11c "
payib'.e at the Cochin County Bank:
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To The Public.
From and after this date Sum
merfieM Eros would inform tlieir
friends and patrons that all ac
counts will be closed, and no new
ones will be opened. Nothing
hereafter can go out of the store
except, for cash, "We take this
method of Informing the public
and our friends of our resolution so
that they will not ask for credit
which will be positively refused in
all cases there being no distinction
We will sell our goods from 15 to
20 per cent below vmor prices
for cash and positively no credit to
any one, "We. arc compelled to
take this step owing to the dull
time, and will not deviate from
this rule with any person whatsoever-
Corner Filth andg Allen,
11 Dealers In
Have alwoj's in stock a Full Line
of Eastern and Weutern Canned
Goods, Fancy and Staple,
Guarantuud. Family .r; Bakers'
Flour, Sugar.-, Ham, Bacon, ect.,
always ai-
Prices. A CoinpletfcfStofk of
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
Sole Agents for
Budweiser Beer,
Superior to an- icIarket.
Hay, Grain,!
Mixed Feed,
Corn and Wheat,
For sale in Quantifies to suit
Shipping as we do1 in
Wc feel justified in saj-ing- wo arc
To be undersold. A. Liberal Dis
count to our Cash Trade.
Items of Interest.
Strayed or Stolen.
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bie t.iriel horse 16 lindi hl.'b. 2 white Llnd
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th.it I sin awful dry, and I r.nnt you u.
send me u consignment of tlmt i("t aid J
Atdiupser beer, thut nrj felliny to the
people of Tomtatuue. I only wisli I wis
tlicip to h:Tf it drawn from tlmt patent
Gi-riiiHii foimtriin. Ucromo.
N J'oj' Sale.
Two hnlr nnttrosc, one S-.lay dock, 2
f.ather pillon, one loi of irokerj,2 parlor
stoies uud suiulr) olhel household uoods
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"Ite Ihe KpUcopnl Church. si-tf.
fioodllnen shirt 51.-at It-er.
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Flinncl underw car for i ost at Meyers
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Shots for your own priiu at J. .Meyers &
For sn'iu!e Tta Kettle hibkyt;oto Capt
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et. purchase at J Mejer .V Ilio.
ArLold'i Wood Yard. Corner Kixht .nua
Sifford Street.
Diyeorilan.l stove wood at low.-jt rate
Leave order nitli Arnold's express w.ikou
.lust received at the Crjjtal I'.iIlcc Saloon
a carlo id or Limp's St. Louis beer, iit-.t-old
on draught.
Conunciui-i on isitunluy net, Saml
Bub il! run a four !iurc co-.li ti. Fort llu.i
t-lnua, leMiie; i-nrj Saturday morning at
.click and luturi'iu i-Mry .Moml.iv uioin
i" iC- Fare lor the round trip, 1.
Still Another.
lla'tncr A Sluuhnisy, the yoj.ulir p-c
prictot of the ISillurn p-rlor, on Allen st.
haling nmile ..rranem. nt with the piopri
tor- ot the Celebrated ". hliiz MiUaukej
beer, liaii- had a line mi ehet ireeta in
their rain, n and .ire now prepared to -trc
their immcrotfe custoiner v.lih tc-l.oonei.
of llu-. (clelnaled beer on diaucht, ice cold
rop .aid Iri It. 4 tf.
J5-spluti(iii Notice.
The Firm of Fttzlit-iiry&Man&hUil roce.
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II t. M.tntii id alone. All persons onin-;
aid tirni. will cttic with said M iiitield who
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happy, go to A-lunun Jfc AValk;r and
pmchisc a choice imported cijjar.
1 lie Crystal l'alice S lloon will be ready to
serve their customers with the llnet o
lamp's ice cold beer on draught.
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For Sale.
A top buzjjy, liorre and names'. Inquire
of Cha. Fillmore, Camp Huachuca, A. T.
Kooins to.Kcnt.
Having leased the Way-Up lodging
hou-c on Ailen street, and renovated the
same, I am now prcpired to rent rooms
by the day, work or month, at reasona
ble rates. Give mo anil.
For the flnMl brand of imported wines
liquors nnd cigars, the Pony saloon takes
Hie cake. Tom Jnr9 is always glad
to meet liis friends, and you may
depend on receiving tin finest kind c
treatment. jc20t
For Jlent.
A large and handsomely furnished room
with hath, jii Brute street, between Second
and Third rtrects, very reasonable. Apply
at this ofticc. keptJ'
Hotel. The only first-cas hotel ia
Tombstone. Situated ou the cornrr of
Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely
furnished throughout, nnd has all mod
rn improvements. Tr-irelers are recom
mended to stop nt this house. Private
rooms for commercial travelers. ine
bar of this house is lurnishod witfi im
proved billiard tables and card rooms,
nnd is stocked with tho finest bra. Is ot
wines, liquors and cigars.
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Could you help me draft a thesis statement and opening paragraph comparing "The Necklace" by Guy de Maupassant and The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins as seen through a Marxist lens?
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Both of these texts lend themselves well to a Marxist interpretation, which focuses on the structures of inequality in society and the impact of this on the "haves" and the "have nots." This is evident in "The Necklace," where Madame Loisel is so obsessed with what she doesn't have that she fantasises constantly about what she would like to have in order to be considered rich and a person of status in society:
She grieved incessantly, feeling that she had been born for all the little niceties and luxuries of living. She grieved over the shabbiness of her appartment, the dinginess of the walls, the worn-out appearance of the chairs, the ugliness of the draperies. All these things, which another woman of her class would not even have noticed, gnawed at her and made her furious.
Madame Loisel is therefore completely dominated by what she doesn't have and what she feels she should have. Even though this quote specifices that "another woman of her class" would not even notice the things she obsesses over, it is clear that Madame Loisel feels so strongly her supposed want and poverty that she is willing to do anything in order to be rich and to enjoy the life she feels she deserves. This perception is one that ruins her life, and of course the life of her husband. The irony is of course that the necklace she impoverishes herself for only has the appearance of wealth, whilst actually being fake, just as the kind of life Madame Loisel obsesses over appears to be of great value but in reality is full of superficial appearances and has a veneer of glamour.
Katniss in The Hunger Games lives in world with a very clear demarcation between the rich and the poor. The complete control of the Capitol over the twelve districts is shown visibly through the yearly trial of the Hunger Games, where each district must surrender one girl and one boy to be slaughtered for the amusement of those in the Capitol. Katniss is clear of the meaning behind this ritual:
Taking the kids from our districts, forcing them to kill one another while we watch--this is the Capitol's way of reminding us how totally we are at their mercy. How little chance we would stand of surviving another rebellion.
Katniss operates in a world where she is a powerless individual pitted against the might of the Capitol, and where she has to use every resource available to her in order to survive and to defy the Capitol.
Both texts therefore lend themselves very naturally to a Marxist interpretation. A good thesis statement that could be used to examin them would be:
Both "The Necklace" and The Hunger Games show the suffering caused in the lives of characters who exist in a setting where their position of not possessing wealth and power leaves them vulnerable.
This thesis statement will allow an exploration of some of the elements highlighted above.


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Genetic mutation improves anticancer drugs effectJune 18th, 2008 - 12:47 pm ICT by ANI
Washington , June 18 (ANI): Oncologists at Ohio State University have found that a gene mutation responsible for some cases of acute leukaemia can even improve the effect of a specific anticancer dug, called cytarabine, on this disease.
Led by Dr. Clara D. Bloomfield, an internationally known AML specialist at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center , the findings of this Cancer and Leukaemia Group B clinical cooperative group study may also change the way doctors manage these patients.
This retrospective study also shows that people with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) whose leukaemic cells have mutations in the RAS gene are more likely to be cured when treated after remission with high doses of the drug cytarabine.
The study also indicated that testing for RAS mutations might help doctors in identifying which AML patients should receive high-dose cytarabine as their post-remission therapy.
"This appears to be the first example in AML of a mutation in an oncogene that favorably modifies a patient's response to the dose of a routinely used chemotherapeutic drug. If confirmed, AML patients in the future will likely be screened for RAS mutations, and those who have one may get high-dose cytarabine for post-remission therapy rather than a stem-cell transplant," said Bloomfield .
Bloomfield said that usually, people with newly diagnosed AML are treated first with drugs aiming to drive the disease into complete remission. After this, patients are given additional chemotherapy, such as high-dose cytarabine, or more aggressive therapy, such as a stem cell transplant, to prevent relapse and to cure the malignancy.
However, high-dose cytarabine proves to be a better therapy for some patients, and the studys findings may enable doctors to identify those individuals.
For the study, the researchers examined the outcome of 185 AML patients at or less than 60 years of age, who had achieved complete remission following initial therapy.
They found that 34 of the patients (18 percent) had mutations in the RAS gene, and of these, 22 received high-dose cytarabine and 12 received the drug at low dose. The high-dose patients with RAS mutations had the lowest relapse rate 45 percent experienced disease recurrence after an average 10-year follow-up compared with 68 percent for those with normal RAS genes.
"That means fifty-five percent of patients with RAS mutations were cured compared with 32 percent of high-dose patients with normal RAS," said Bloomfield .
Of patients who received low doses of the drug, those having the mutations relapsed, as did 80 percent of those with normal RAS genes.
"These data strongly suggest that mutations in RAS influence the response of AML patients to high-dose cytarabine, and they support the use of these mutations as biomarkers for this therapy," said Bloomfield .
The research is published online in the latest issue of the Journal of Clinical Oncology with an accompanying editorial. (ANI)
Tags: acute leukaemia, acute myeloid, aggressive therapy, aml patients, anticancer drugs, comprehensive cancer center, cooperative group, cytarabine, drugs effect, gene mutation, genetic mutation, group study, myeloid leukaemia, ohio state university, oncogene, oncologists, ras mutations, remission, retrospective study, stem cell transplant


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Intel Mac mini –
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– 1.5 Ghz Core Solo, 60GB, Combo Drive: $599
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Both available today
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Version that ships on new minis will be available to other Front Row users.
Sexy Leather iPod Cases –
For Video and Nano, $99, available in March.
No holes for screen or clickwheel.
iPod Hi-Fi
"Near Audiophile quality."
Two 80mm Mid-range drivers, center 130mm dual voice coil woofer.
Runs off 6 D batteries, runs for "Several hours."
Controlled through iPod, new software update puts controls on iPod screen.
Universal dock connector, will work with any dock connector iPod.
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$349, on sale today.
Thats it for today folks. I was hoping against hope for a "One More Thing," but Jobs has left the stage.
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I love fabric flowers and have made lots of head bands with fabric flowers attached so I decided that was the way to go for the girls party bags at little e's frozen party. I hate waste, especially the toys you normally get to put in party bags that end up in landfill a week later, so, Elsa inspired head bands for the girls it was!
If you want to make head bands (alice bands) I got mine on ebay, but you could also put the corsages on to hair clips.
To make the corsage:
Fold organza circles into quarters then stick 4 on to a small felt circle with hot glue. then stick a felt snowflake in the middle and stick a rhinestone in the middle of the snowflake. The corsage is stuck to the head band with a small blob of hot glue as well.
They were very well received and worked out at less than £1 to make so cheap as well as useful!
Linking to some of these link parties!
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Discussion in 'Movies/TV' started by RavensShallBurn, Jul 15, 2012.
In response to your own post several hours later.. lol
That's a meme?
Is turning Walt in even an option for Hank? Your brother-in-law turning out to be the established meth kingpin of the Southeast doesn't bode well for a regional DEA dept head.
That, and Hank was not supposed to even go after the lawyer or as a sidenote, lose every potential testimonial witness via prison murder..
Hank is in a pickle..
Where did I say he would turn him in?
I don't think he will... but he's busted him. Walt will realize it soon enough and end up on the run.
I didn't say you said that..
I wasn't saying it in that sense... I was just agreeing with you, basically.
The definition must be evolving if any ol random photo is now a meme..
I just knew Jessie was getting a gun when he delayed going too greet Walt at his door.
Everyone who has ever seen Heisenberg is askerd
There is no way WW can be done. He owes the Cartel and he has committed too the Chechs
IMO it will be Eurotrash that puts WW on the run - we shall see
Walt needs to die. That's the only right way the show can end IMO.
not trying to get off topic but yeah memes actually used to be really good until they became popular now people just put words on a pic...


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DETROIT – After skipping a model year, Porsche AG's Cayenne cross/utility vehicle roars back for '08 with freshly revised powerplants sporting the hottest new technology for gasoline engines: direct injection.
Direct-injection gasoline (DIG) fueling and increased displacement for the luxury CUV's DOHC V-6 and V-8 engines means Porsche is able to inject the '08 Cayenne with meaningful boosts of power while simultaneously reducing fuel consumption, Wolfgang Durheimer, Porsche's executive vice president-research and development, says.
Durheimer tells Ward's at the North American International Auto Show here that despite power improvements of as much as 17% in the case of the 3.6L DOHC V-6, the more powerful Cayenne engines deliver an average of 8% better fuel economy, based on new European Union driving cycles.
Porsche's testing, on its own driving cycle that includes high-speed Autobahn cruising, has demonstrated gains nearing 15%.
"Fifteen percent (fuel economy improvement), from our point of view, will be what the typical customer will experience," Durheimer says.
A Porsche spokesman says the new Cayenne Turbo – with a 4.8L DOHC V-8 flaunting no less than 500 hp and 516 lb.-ft. (700 Nm) of torque, vs. the 450 hp and 460 lb.-ft. (624 Nm) from the superceded 4.5L V-8 – will get 13 mpg (18 L/100 km) in city driving and 20 mpg (11.8 L/100 km) on the highway.
This compares favorably with the smaller and considerably less-powerful outgoing turbocharged V-8.
But Porsche customers likely don't choose the brand for fuel economy, so the primary goal in adding engine displacement and DIG fueling is to improve performance.
In addition to the Cayenne Turbo's horsepower and torque gains, the Cayenne S's normally aspirated 4.8L DOHC V-8 jumps from 340 hp and 310 lb.-ft. (420 Nm) of torque to 385 hp and 369 lb.-ft. (500 Nm).
The largest gain, however, is for the Cayenne V-6, which goes from 247 hp and 229 lb.-ft. (310 Nm) for the outgoing 3.2L unit to 290 hp and 273 lb.-ft. (370 Nm) for the new 3.6L V-6.
Durheimer says the improved engine performance is attributable to increased displacement and DIG fueling, which enables higher compression ratios.
The V-6 moves from an already impressive 11.5:1 compression ratio to 12.3:1. The V-8 is boosted from 11.5:1 to 12.5:1, and the turbocharged V-8 has a compression ratio of 10.5:1, up from 9.5:1.
Durheimer says the V-6, in particular, has been heavily revised. The unique "narrow-angle" vee design, pioneered by the Volkswagen Group, goes even further, reducing the vee angle from 15 degrees to just 10.6 degrees.
Durheimer will not confirm whether Porsche is planning to adapt its DIG fueling for its signature "boxer" horizontally opposed 6-cyl. engines that powers its 911 and Boxster/Cayman sports cars – but he does say "the technology is going to be applied to other Porsche engines in the future."
He adds the '08 Cayenne model range also enjoys aerodynamic enhancements that also contribute to improved fuel economy. The Cayenne's coefficient of drag has improved from 0.38 for the V-6 and 0.39 for the Cayenne S and Turbo to 0.35 for the new models.
"A lot of aerodynamic work went into the new Cayenne," Durheimer says, adding the new models include Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control, a hydraulically actuated system that stiffens the anti-roll bar links to reduce body roll.
At cornering forces up to 0.65 g, the system keeps the Cayenne body "perfectly flat." This he says, enhances occupant comfort and security. The system also improves safety, by allowing more of the tires' contact patch to stay on the tarmac.
Porsche says the worldwide breakdown for Cayenne sales is approximately 35% Cayenne (V-6), 45% Cayenne S (normally aspirated V-8) and 20% Cayenne Turbo.
The '08 Cayenne model range goes on sale in the U.S. in the first week of March.


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December 6, 2007
Coca-Cola Co., the world's largest soft drink company, said today that CEO Neville Isdell will step down next July. Muhtar Kent, the company's president and chief operating officer, will take over. Isdell will stay on as chairman. (AP in Yahoo! Finance) Kent joined Coke in 1978, but has spent most of his career with the company outside North America. (Bloomberg)


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Business Property Tax Proposals Pass House, Senate
By Mike Perleberg
(Indianapolis, Ind.) – As Indiana's House and Senate each passed the proposal Thursday, the state's leading local government association cautioned lawmakers about the plan to eliminate the personal property tax on businesses.
Governor Mike Pence has said his proposal to eliminate the personal property tax on business equipment is tax reform, not a tax cut. In his January 14 State of the State address, he has asked lawmakers to find a responsible way to phase out the tax.
The personal property tax is a significant source of revenue for local governments such as counties, cities, schools, libraries, and others. It provides $1 billion each year to those entities.
The House and Senate each passed different versions of the proposal on relatively easy votes. The Senate voted 35-11 on Senate Bill 1, which seeks to eliminate the tax for smaller businesses with less than $25,000 of equipment, or about 68 percent of current Indiana business property tax filers. SB 1 also seeks to cut Indiana's corporate income tax from 6.5 percent in 2015 to 4.9 percent in 2019.
"Many economists report the corporate income tax is the most harmful tax to economic growth," said SB 1 co-author Brandt Hershman (R-Buck Creek). "Additionally, the business personal property tax is a direct obstacle for companies looking to expand their operations and invest in new technologies. The changes I'm proposing will lead more employers to take a close look at Indiana when making location decisions, bringing our state to a new level of economic competitiveness."
The House voted 63-33 to advance its bill. That version creates an option for county councils to eliminate the tax on new equipment purchased by businesses.
As the bills neared passage Thursday, the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns held a press conference in which executive director and CEO Matt Greller announced the formation of the assocaition's "Replace, Don't Erase" campaign. Greller said cutting that tax could hurt local government entities' abilities to provide services, infrastructure and improvements.
The IACT is urging lawmakers to understand that any personal property tax revenue eliminated must be made up elsewhere. The House and Senate bills as they are written now do not include plans for replacement revenue, Greller said.
The reduced revenue stream would be on top of lower revenues for locals due to property tax caps approved in 2011.
Pence Touches On Marriage, Taxes In State of State


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Night and Day's Daughter
By: Tamara B.
California, Age 13
In a time when the earth was just beginning, when the universe was still in its youth, Day, a gorgeous young maiden draped in a golden toga, and Night, a dark and mysterious gentleman who was the keeper of the blanket of darkness, met and fell deeply in love. With their love they created the most extraordinarily beautiful daughter, who had a wonderful carefree spirit. They decided to name their baby girl Twalygh. Twalygh had her motherÆs radiant beauty. She had stunning strawberry blond hair flowing down to her ankles and a graceful figure, but she also had her fatherÆs mysteriousness. The same type enchantment that draws people outside to gaze at the night sky for hours upon hours. To match her daughterÆs elegance, Day searched for the finest silk and dyes the galaxy had to offer to make TwalyghÆs dazzling gown. The gown, when finished shimmered and sparkled in the sunlight as her daughter played in the sky. The daughter of Day and Night became adored and loved by the creatures of the earth. She was a radiant child filled with joy, which she spread throughout the lands. The inhabitants of earth, however, could never pronounce her name quite right and she became known as Twilight instead of her original name Twalygh. As a child Twalygh enjoyed prancing about in the sky between her parents. Her playfulness and dazzling gown wiping across the sky caused people to look up and be enchanted by the spell of the magical colors her dress made the sky appear to be. As she grew older her prancing would slowly change to graceful ballet dance across the sky. She would effortlessly perform pirouettes and leaps causing her dress to whirl about the sky and become magnificent colors of rosy pinks and lavenders. Even though she was growing out of the years of her youth she still followed closely behind her mother on the journey across the sky. Following close behind them would be her loving father and when the time came he would cover both of the loves of his lives with a blanket of darkness and stars known more commonly as night. The creatures of the world called this amazing site a lovely colors painting the sky twilight after Twalygh, but as the years began to past it began to be more widely known as a sunset.


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I just saw this thread, and knew of only one (in)famous person I shared a birthday with.
Well I found Ryan O'Neal & William DeVry, but Adolph Hitler (the one I knew of) is listed as "Writer".
I just saw this thread, and knew of only one (in)famous person I shared a birthday with.
Well I found Ryan O'Neal & William DeVry, but Adolph Hitler (the one I knew of) is listed as "Writer".
Hmm. Not many. Actors, actresses, and writer.
- Oleg Menshikov
- Anne Dorval
- Michael Nyqvist
- Dunan MacKenzie
However, if I check only the date, not the year, there are many more. Most notable;
- Tara Reid
- Gretchen Mol
- Parker Posey
- Courtney Thorne-Smith
- Lief Garrett
- Jayne Mansfield
- Alfre Woodard
- Morley Safer
- Patti Page
- Bram Stoker
- David Bartollucci
- Chi Chi La Rue
- Ricki Lee Jones
- Bob Barker
Last edited by misskitty; 01-02-2009 at 08:32 PM.
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Originally Posted by bbnbama;3250606;
Wow! I'm lucky enough to celebrate with Bbnbama, and all of these!!! I knew about Rick Springfield, but not the rest.
Thus far, Terrence Malick, Mark Twain, David Mamet(Speed The Plow is on Broadway right now), and a few others, im sure.
eta: I love Cynthia Rothrock
Blow a kiss, fire a gun, we need someone to lean on
Wow - my birthday is rare. I've got Beyonce and Dr. Drew. Not bad company, however....
Wow, mine, 3/22, has someone for everybody, it seems.
Reese Witherspoon
Andrew Lloyd Webber
George Benson
Matthew Modine
Stephen Sondheim
William Shatner
Karl Malden
Bob Costas
Elvis Stojko
Marcel Marceau
I wonder if my mother planned it that way.
To Thine Own Self Be True
You share a b-day with Captain Kirk! That rocks!
Yup, with donuts!!
Thanks, Bug, I am just thrilled about all the folks I share it with, including Kirk.Originally Posted by buglover;3392653;
To Thine Own Self Be True
I share mine (3/26) with Leonard Nimoy!Originally Posted by norealityhere;3392666;
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The two that I know of are Paul McCartney and Isabella Rossellini. I'm pleased with that.


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