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The Cleveland Browns have become enamored with a quarterback out of the Big 12, and it's not Ryan Tannehill.
The Browns really like Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden, according to numerous sources with knowledge of the situation. The Browns currently hold two picks in the first round (No. 4 and No. 22), but sources said they would love to nab Weeden with a second-round pick (No. 37 overall).
Sources with knowledge of the situation told NFL.com's Steve Wyche that the Browns would consider taking Weeden with the 22nd overall pick.
At this point I don't think the Browns will take Weeden at No. 22, but a trade up into the late first round isn't out of the question. If they don't take Weeden there he'll be their target in the second round, but sources told Wyche they might not gamble.
If the Browns want to get a jump on anyone thinking about leaping to the top of the second round Friday, they could go ahead and do business with Bill Belichick, who is always looking to deal, at No. 31 and get their quarterback.
The Browns' dream scenario would allow them to take a wideout, running back and quarterback with their top three picks.
A year ago Browns general manager Tom Heckert did some excellent wheeling and dealing. Maybe he can do it again.
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Hey all---my new post is up: You can read it here: Republican Atheists I really look forward to a good discussion on this post. Republican Atheists confound me, and I truly want to learn more about some of their views.
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Thanks for commenting James. I agree, I know many atheists who are conservative. I struggle with atheists who embrace the current GOP, with its ties to the Christian Right. That is where I get a bit hung up.
It's not hard to see how atheists could be conservative on some issues. There are a lot of libertarian atheists that just think government spending is out of control. I see a lot of atheists that are at least fiscally conservative, if not socially. On some other issues, say national defense, look into Christopher Hitchens' views into the middle east wars under Bush.
On some other issues, I can't find a logical reason to be conservative. Gay marriage, for instance, can't be argued against outside of religion or bigotry. I've heard the argument that once the government recognizes homosexual relationships and marriages as equal, then it will affect other laws and programs such as sex education in schools. The fear is that teachers will be exposing your impressionable kids to alternative sex. Additionally, a lot of them believe that sexuality forms in the early life of a child and can be affected by experiences. This is all, of course, a slippery slope fallacy and it's bigoted to believe that it would be harmful or wrong for your child to become homosexual in the first place.
Another hot button issue is abortion. One side is trying to protect female reproductive rights while the other side is trying to protect what they view as innocent life. Rape and incest account for a pretty small percentage of the abortions performed every year in the US. That means that a large number of abortions are the result of irresponsibility. But how can one determine which is which? Inquisitions? And should we legislate morality? I can understand both sides because I have one foot in each camp.
All of that being said, Republicans tend to cater to the religious and alienate atheists. I guess everyone has to decide which political issues that we find most important and vote accordingly. I would hope that we could put ourselves into eachother's shoes long enough to stop bickering so much and get somethings done. After all we're all Americans and I'd much rather spend the day with a fundamentalist Christian than a Sharia Muslim.
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Ex-Raiders lineman Tom Keating dies
Tom Keating, a former All-Pro defensive lineman for the Raiders who had a distinct four-point stance with both hands on the ground, died Friday, two days shy of his 70th birthday. He died of prostate cancer at a hospice in Denver with family members by his bedside.
He and teammate and close friend Ben Davidson were diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer within two weeks of each other and died two months apart.
The two defensive linemen would motorcycle through Mexico, Panama and the United States during the offseason. During their playing days, Davidson was also a regular at dinner at Keating's Alameda house, a social event that would welcome a range of guests, from actor Nick Nolte and writer Peter Gent to teammates Ken Stabler and Fred Biletnikoff.
A Chicago native and three-year starter at Michigan, Keating was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in 1964. He left after two seasons to play for the Raiders from 1966 to 1972.
Keating started at defensive tackle in the 1967 season in which the Raiders went 13-1, beat the Houston Oilers 40-7 in the AFL Championship Game and lost 33-14 to the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl II.
The defensive line of Mr. Keating, Davidson, Dan Birdwell and Ike Lassiter led a defense that gave up the fewest yards rushing and the fewest rushing yards per attempt in the AFL. Oakland also had 67 sacks and finished third in fewest passing yards and second in least points allowed.
Mr. Keating was a first-team AFL All-Star in 1967 and played in the AFL All-Star Game in 1966 and 1967. He also played for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs. He retired after the 1975 season.
In his later years, he worked as a private investigator for a law firm before opening his own agency in Walnut Creek.
Since 2008, Mr. Keating started spending several months of the year in Limoux, a small town in southern France. He made some new friends, bicycled, cooked and enjoyed the local wines, his brother Bill Keating said.
Mr. Keating asked his family members that his ashes be spread in the Aude River, which runs through Limoux, and along his favorite cycling route from Limoux to St. Polycarpe.
"When Tom passed on, it cheered my heart to imagine that he was really just taking the road to St. Polycarpe," said Bill Keating, an attorney in Denver who played for the Denver Broncos and Miami Dolphins. "There are vineyards that border the road to St. Polycarpe, and we will spread some of his ashes in the best of them."
Tom Keating is also survived by his three sons: James Alexander Keating, Patrick Gould and Ryan Gould.
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- If you're traveling from Moab, it will take about an hour to reach the Cisco exit. Take state Route 128 in a northeast direction along the Colorado River to Cisco. Meet at Exit 204.


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I will readily admit that I actually enjoyed 8 Mile. Sure, it wasn't exactly a stretch to have Eminem play a struggling rapper growing up in Detroit and having issues with his mother, but it was a solid film and a he put on a better performance than most rappers when they first get into the movie game. Since his breakout, however, with the exception of his cameo in Funny People, Eminem hasn't made another film. Now it seems as though he's getting the bug again.
Deadline reports that Dreamworks has made a deal to acquire a project titled Southpaw, a boxing film written by Sons of Anarchy-creator Kurt Sutter that is being planned as a starring vehicle for Eminem. In the film, the rapper would play a young boxer who quickly finds success but is taken down when he is befallen by tragedy. Picking himself back up, he tries to make a go at becoming a champion once again.
A musician-turned-actor starring in a film about a boxer which a trouble personal life who has to overcome strife and his underdog status in order to become a champion - why does that seem so damn familiar? Oh, because that exact same movie is currently in limited release and titled The Fighter. While I've never watched the show personally, I've only heard good things about Sons of Anarchy, so perhaps there's something here that I'm not seeing. I certainly hope so.


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A magnitude 5.4 quake has struck in southern California, but in this instance, I don't think this is an aftershock to the Easter Sunday El Mayor-Cucapah quake earlier this year. The quake took place on a different fault system, probably the Coyote Creek or San Jacinto fault. The constant aftershock activity from the El Mayor quake may very well have had a role in destabilizing the fault that moved today. As always, moderate quakes like this serve as a reminder that California is earthquake country, and of all natural disasters, these are the most unexpected. We can't predict them, so we have to be ready for them, and understand the faults and their history the best way we can. I am repeating a description of the San Jacinto fault that I wrote in February after an earthquake swarm in the Redlands area along the same fault system....
"A lot of people, when they hear of quakes in California, think San Andreas Fault. Many California residents who have lived here all their lives cannot think of the name of another fault in the state, but our landscape is literally crisscrossed by active faults (look at the map above; most of the brown lines are active faults). Most earthquakes in CA happen on faults other than the San Andreas, and this week's swarm is no exception. It appears to be taking place on one what is arguably the most active fault in the state, the San Jacinto fault.
The San Jacinto fault is certainly part of the San Andreas system. It splits off from the San Andreas at the east end of the San Gabriel Mountains, and runs roughly parallel to the San Andreas for 140 miles south into the Imperial Valley. It has the same type of motion, right lateral (features on the opposite side of the fault have been shifted to the observer's right). Since it began moving a few million years ago, something like 15 miles of lateral motion has taken place.
The San Andreas fault is justly famous for several devastating earthquakes, including the 1906 San Francisco event that killed 3,000 people, and the 1989 Loma Prieta quake (the World Series quake). It also produced a magnitude 8 event in southern California in 1857. But most of the time the fault is quiet (in a menacing way; it is storing up stress). Compare this with the history of the San Jacinto system (courtesy of Wikipedia):
1890 - Magnitude 6.5 that occurred in the "San Jacinto or Elsinore Fault region".
1892 - Another magnitude 6.5 occurred in the same region as the 1890 earthquake.
1899 San Jacinto Earthquake - Magnitude 6.4 earthquake destroys San Jacinto and Hemet.
1918 San Jacinto Earthquake - Magnitude 6.9 earthquake strikes the same area that was damaged by an earthquake 19 years earlier, with an epicenter roughly 10 mi NW of the previous earthquake.
1923 North San Jacinto Fault Earthquake - Magnitude 6.3 earthquake damaged the San Bernardino and Redlands area. Last time the fault, which runs under the I-215/I-10 interchange, ruptured in this area.
1937 Terwilliger Valley Earthquake - Magnitude 6.0
1942 Fish Creek Mountains Earthquake - Magnitude 6.3
1954 Arroyo Salada Earthquake - Magnitude 6.2
1968 Borrego Mountain Earthquake - Magnitude 6.5
1987 Superstition Hills Earthquake - Magnitude 6.6 (Note: some consider it to have occurred on a fault completely unrelated to the San Jacinto Fault Zone)
These quakes are considerably smaller than the 1906 event, by a factor of 32 or more (it takes the energy of 32 magnitude six quakes to equal the energy of a single magnitude 7 quake; a magnitude 8 quake is 32 times more powerful than a magnitude 7 quake and more than a thousand times more powerful than a six). But they clearly happen more often . The message is clear: to live in California, we must be prepared not just for the BIG, HUGE ONE, but also lots of lesser BIG ONES."
The picture above is a linear valley along the San Jacinto fault near the mountain town of Idylwild in the San Jacinto Mountains. I was there four days ago. As usual I missed the quake.


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Review and Giveaway: Fiber One cereals and bars
Monday, November 15, 2010
I've been a fan of Fiber One products since I learned what fiber can do for the body. I love the Fiber One bars and the cereal the most!
MyBlogSpark gave me the opportunity to review the improved taste of Fiber One items and now it's time for the review and giveaway!
With guilt-free and indulgent choices that now taste even better than before, Fiber One helps make it easier than ever to increase your daily intake while leaving your taste buds jumping for joy.
When hunger strikes and you need to satisfy your sweet tooth, Fiber One has you covered with at least 35% of your daily value of fiber in every serving of their cereals and bars. Check out the great new taste of three Fiber One favorites.
Your Fiber One favorites, including Fiber One Honey Clusters, Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters, and Fiber One Oats & Chocolate Chewy Bars are all available at your local Safeway family of stores, so be sure to stop by your local Safeway (or Dominick's, Tom Thumb, Randalls, Vons, and Genuardi's) to try the great new taste of Fiber One today!
- Fiber One Honey Clusters have a brand new flake! Every one-cup serving is full of tasty honey clusters, antioxidant vitamins A and E, and 13 grams of fiber.
- Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters now contain crispier, lightly sweetened whole grain flakes. With plump, juicy raisins and crunchy clusters it packs 11 grams of fiber and antioxidant vitamins A and E into every serving.
- With rich chocolate chips and a new and improved taste, Fiber One Oats & Chocolate chewy bars are a good source of calcium and contain 9 grams of fiber in each bar.
My thoughts
I really love the improved taste of the Oats and Chocolate bars that I tried, as well as the Honey Clusters cereal! I've always been a big fan of both of these products and now they are yummier than ever!
One of you will win a Fiber One prize pack like I received, which contains:
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Review and Giveaway: Fiber One cereals and bars http://t.co/6OpJuPA via @pricousins Ends 11/29
I know that this giveaway is being posted at the same time that A Simple Shindig starts... but alas, this is not applicable to that promotion. Sorry!
Residents of US and Canada aged 18 and over are eligible to enter this giveaway. Winners will be announced here and via email. This giveaway ends on November 29th at midnight EST.
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Sunday, July 31, 2011
Our Potato Project - Part Two
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Saturday, July 30, 2011
The Loot
Today I went to Denver to run a work errand with my husband and he surprised me by agreeing to go to Ikea when he was done. Originally I went to have about two hours of uninterrupted crocheting time while I worked on a new pattern, but when he said we were going there I felt like I had won the lottery.
The traffic and parking were pretty nuts which I guess is to be expected the first full weekend they were open. But we found parking pretty quickly and made our way to the store. The place was jam packed but not to the point to the point of claustrophobia. I was even able to run into a best friend.
Seeing as my husband is a carpenter, he isn't impressed with the furniture but even he admitted that the accessories were nice and even some of the furniture had improved since our last trip to an Ikea (10 years ago in New Jersey).
TITTA DJUR Finger puppets - $4.99
2 DIGNITET - Curtain wire, stainless steel - $12.99 (one is for a shower rod and the other is for a super awesome craft project for later)
2 DIGNITET - Curtain ring with clip, stainless steel - $4.99 (to go with above)
SKURAR Plant pot, off-white - $3.99
2 ORÄDD Plant pot, beige - $0.49 (fo' real)
2 Chocolate bars - one milk chocolate the other hazelnut. The hazelnut was to die for, wish I bought more of those suckers.
Here are the things I am thinking about getting, either for our house or to use as photo props.
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Friday, July 29, 2011
New Quilt Shop In Town
A new quilt shop in my little ole town! They must of thought I was a crazy person taking pictures through the window...
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Seriously, did that just happen?
If you walked into my house right now you might think I was canning some tomato sauce because it smells great in here. The truth is much messier. While getting out a box of mac and cheese to make for lunch my blood pressure must have dropped and my eye sight blacked out when I had my hand raised above my head reaching for the box. While I was waiting the 5 seconds for my vision to come back, I managed to drop a glass of spagetti sauce on the floor and it shattered.
Luckily the whole jar didn't shatter but enough of it did to be a pain in the dupa. This must have been magic traveling glass because it ended up in three different rooms.
At least my house smells like I was cooking all morning.
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Trip to NY Project
In one week I will be flying with the kids to NY by myself! I did this same trip last year but my daughter was less mobile and smaller; should be an interesting time. I am looking for an easy project to work on while I am out there and need your help deciding.
The first two are blankets that I was thinking I could make large enough for a twin or full sized bed for my daughter and the last two could be photo props for upcoming newborn shoots.
And last but not least - a knitting project.
I love the granny square blanket but worry it might not be mindless enough for vacation since I have never attempted one!
Posted by Sarah at 5:58 AM 2 comments
Labels: Crochet Projects, Knitting Projects
Friday, July 22, 2011
T-shirt Shag Carpet Photo Prop
I saw this great little pillow and thought, "Hey, that would be cute as a rug for photographs!" While it is really cute it was a pain in the butt to make.
Posted by Sarah at 7:37 PM 3 comments
Labels: Photography, Sewing Projects
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Birthday Fabric
I am leaning towards the Half Drop.
Posted by Sarah at 1:28 PM 1 comments
Labels: Designs, Sewing Projects
Monday, July 18, 2011
Another Cocoon Idea
The link to the original pattern is found here.
Posted by Sarah at 5:48 AM 1 comments
Labels: Crochet Projects, Life as a Doula, Photography
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Our Potato Project
This seems like a simple project for my 3.5 year old and we started it today. I haven't been to a farmers market recently but I did manage to pick up an organic sweet potato and a conventional one at our local grocery store.
Here is the original video. Clearly she has been coached but regardless of the message's delivery I am excited to see if we get the same results.
If you want some additional reading check out:
Residue Levels of Chlorpropham in Individual Tubers and Composite Samples of Postharvest-Treated Potatoes
Pesticide Information Project of Cooperative Extension Offices of Cornell University
EPA's info on Chlorpropham
I am going to try and post a picture once a week to track our potato growing progress. Has anyone else tried to recreate the video?
Posted by Sarah at 12:35 PM 0 comments
Labels: Food
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
The Everchanging Maxi Dress - (sorta) Tutorial
I think it is safe to say that I prefer patternless sewing. I made this dress/skirt this afternoon just using a couple measurements, and you can too! The best part about the outfit is that it can be a dress or a skirt and with the ties you can change the look pretty quickly to suit your mood.
Sorry for the less than stellar pictures - I am all packed and ready to go shoot my next birth and don't want to mess with my camera bag until that baby gets here! These were all taken with my iPhone.
Step 1: Measure your waist and times by 1.5. So if your waist is 32" your measurement with be 48". That is the width of your dress/skirt.
Step 2: Determine how long you want your dress and that with be the length.
Step 3: Using a gathering stitch on the top edge of your dress. Pull your gather to the width of your waist (32"). This was so easy using the spandex/knit I got on clearance at Joann Fabrics. Then using a zig-zag stitch go over your gather so they don't move.
Step 4: Sew up your side seam using a zig-zag stitch
Step 5: Cut out a piece of fabric that is the width of your waist (32") and how ever long you want the top section to be. The longer you make it the more if can fold but can also get bunchy. I made mine about 12 inches.
Step 6: Attach the wrong side of the skirt section to the right side of the top section using a zig-zag stitch. I know that seems a little wonky, but when you put it on the top part will then fold over.
Step 7: I then cut a piece of material that I could easily wrap around myself two time and have length to tie.
Step 8: Sew the strip of material to the middle of your top section.
Step 9: If you used a knit like I did then you are done - no seams to finish!!
Posted by Sarah at 1:19 PM 2 comments
Labels: Sewing Projects
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Sneak peak
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Gocco Discovery
Sorry for the lack of posts. I am a doula and photographer and have been either waiting for a birth, attending a birth or editing some beautiful birth pictures. I would love to share the photos but that is a big ole no-no until mom and dad give me the go ahead.
But I am back, with a new obsession. I was cruising around Pintrest (my newest addiction) and found something called Gocco. Picture this little toy looking machine that allows you to make your own screen prints easily! I have wanted to get into screen printing but just haven't had the time to make or buy a screen. I want this.
If you want to see how easy the process is check out the web site www.SaveGocco.com.
The problem I am having is actually finding a machine for sale. A Google shopping search shows that they run anywhere from $150 to over $700. That makes me nervous. Definitely have to do some more research on how to buy one.
The process looks easy enough. Draw your image using a carbon pencil, burn it onto screen using the poison lighbulb and then add ink and press. If anyone has used one of these machines or knows a reputable place to buy one I would love to hear from you!
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The Latest on Iran (29 December): A Desperate Swing of the Fist
Today's Show of Support for the Regime? If you believe Peyke Iran, it wasn't much. The website reports that residents in Rasht ridiculed a demonstration of 300 plainclothes Basijis chanting slogans for the execution of reformists like Mir Hossein Mousavi, Mohammad Khatami, and Mehdi Karroubi.
1850 GMT: Javan Farda reports that Shiraz University was closed today.
1845 GMT: The Arrests Move Higher. Government forces have arrested Mir Hossein Mousavi's chief aide Alireza Beheshti. Beheshti, the son of one of Iran's most commemorated martyrs, Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti, was also detained briefly in September when the regime tried to disrupt preparations for Qods Day demonstrations.
NEW Latest Iran Video: Today's University Protest (29 December)
NEW Iran: A List of the Ashura Detainees
NEW Iran: The Regime's Fightback?
Latest Iran Video: Obama Condemns "Violent & Unjust Suppression" (28 December)
Iran: Ashura's Message "Iranians Are Not Punching Bags" (Josh Shahryar)
Iran: A Point of No Return?
The Latest from Iran (28 December): The Regime's Arresting Strategy
1830 GMT: The Karroubi Family Speaks Out (Cont.): Mehdi Karroubi's son Taghi has added to the criticisms by Karroubi's wife and son Hossein of regime restrictions on his father. He said that Government-provided security has stopped protecting Karroubi when he leaves the house. This is effectively a ''quasi-house arrest'.'
Karroubi's car was attacked on Saturday by assailants.
1815 GMT: Attacks on the Clerics. Ayatollah Sane'i now appears to be a primary target of the regime: assaults on his offices by plainclothes men have been reported in Tehran, Mashhad, Kerman, Sari, Gorgan, and Shiraz.
Attacks in Shiraz on the Qoba Mosque and the residence of Ayatollah Dastghaib have also been reported.
1730 GMT: "Western" Media and the Green Movement. A reporter from The Times of London has asked us to clarify our opening update (0710 GMT). While we mentioned the newspaper as part of "a chorus of affirmation that this opposition is on the point of victory", he/she wants to make clear that it should not be included in our preceding reference that "most of [the Western media] had written off the opposition only a month ago".
1720 GMT: The Elm-o-Sanat Protest. We've posted three clips from today's demonstration at Elm-o-Sanat University in Tehran. Gooya reports that more than 10 students were injured in clashes with security forces.
1650 GMT: Mahmoud Speaks. President Ahmadinejad has surfaced to comment on the Ashura protests: "The Iranian nation has seen a lot of such masquerades. A Zionist (Israeli), and American ordered [nauseating] masquerade."
1645 GMT: The Karroubi Family Protests. Back from a break to find that the family of Mehdi Karroubi striking out at Government restrictions. Karroubi's son Hossein has announced that his father is "partially imprisoned" because security personnel refuse to cooperate with him. Karroubi's wife Fatemeh writes that her family has been threatened by "nightly attacks of arbitrary forces" She says that she will hold the government responsible for any incident that may affect members of her family.
1225 GMT: Reading Iran from the US. We've just posted the analysis of Karim Sadjadpour and Trita Parsi of the Ashura protests on the Public Broadcasting Service.
1224 GMT: Reports that journalist Nasrin Vaziri, who works for ILNA and Khabar Online, has been arrested.
1214 GMT: Tehran's Prosecutor General Abbas Jafari Doulatabadi said that seven people were killed in Ashura clashes (which is kind of strange, since the official line on Monday was that 10 "terrorists" had been slain).
1210 GMT: Here Come the Guards. The Revolutionary Guard jump into the regime's fightback against the Ashura protests: "The...foreign media...has staged a psychological war. Trying to overthrow the system will reach nowhere...designers of the unrest will soon pay the cost of their insolence...The opposition, which has joined hands with the foreign media, is backed by foreign enemies."
1205 GMT: Only a matter of time before this "analysis" was attempted --- the editor of Kayhan, Hossein Shariatmardari, has accused Mir Hossein Mousavi of planning the assassination of his nephew.
1155 GMT: Report coming in that Reza Tajik, journalist and religious activist, was arrested today in front of the Etemaad newspaper Building. Photojournaist Sam Mahmoudi has also reportedly been arrested.
Another activist reports that Dr. Housein Mousavian, a member of the National Front, has been arrested.
1120 GMT: Did Trees Have to Die for This? A Mr Will Heaven seeks his 15 seconds of attention with this blotting of the pages of The Daily Telegraph, "Iran and Twitter". I have more important things to do, such as using Twitter as a portal to keep up with and report on the latest developments inside Iran, so let me respond Tweet-style:
@WillHeaven: U know nothing of #Twitter, #IranElection, or #Iran (& u rip off #Salon, who tried this shtick last week)
1115 GMT: We have posted a list of Ashura detainees, compiled by Tehran Bureau's Muhammad Sahimi last night before the latest reports of arrests.
1040 GMT: Arrest Them All. The latest detainees include journalist Mohammad Javad Saberi and Shahpour Kazemi, the brother of Mir Hossein Mousavi's wife Zahra Rahnavard. Kazemi was detained for months earlier in the crisis before his release in the autumn.
Journalists Badrosadat Mofidi, Nasrin Vaziri, and Keyvan Mehregan have also been detained.
1020 GMT: Ali Larijani --- No Compromise. Speaker of Parliament Larijani, commenting on the Ashura protests, has told lawmakers that officials should "arrest offenders of the religion and mete out harshest punishments to such anti-revolutionary figures with no mercy".
The rhetoric isn't significant: it matches that coming from pro-regime media and "hard-line" MPs (see 0850 GMT). The political symbolism is: Larijani --- who has clashed with President Ahmadinejad throughout this crisis and was reportedly involved in the discussion of a National Unity Plan ---is now declaring that confrontation takes priority over any attempt at a negotiated resolution.
And he is doing so even as the Supreme Leader (is Larijani serving here as a spokesman for Khamenei?) and Ahmadinejad remain publicly silent.
0850 GMT: "Cut Off Their Hands". Scattered hard-line noises out of Iran's Parliament. Mohammad Karamirad, a member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, said that the committee will hold a special meeting on Wednesday to discuss the Ashura protests. Security officials from the Interior Ministry, the Intelligence Ministry, and the police will be invited.
Don't be fooled that this is an impartial enquiry into the demonstrations, however. Karamirad declared, "Rioters who took to streets are challenging the very foundations of the ruling system....They insult Islamic beliefs, and it is our duty to cut off the hands behind such seditious acts and bring an end to the events that endanger the safety and security of the people." He also called on Iran's judiciary to prosecute the leaders of the protests.
Hossein Sobhaninia, another member of the committee, joined that call. He said that events, in which the sanctities of Islam were disrespected and government officials were insulted, would not end if the judiciary did not deal with the seditious acts.
750 GMT: Which Way Forward? Following up on our snap 5-point analysis of the significance of the Ashura protests, an EA reader directs us to the thoughts of Ebrahim Nabavi in Rah-e-Sabz. Nabavi searches for a positive outcome to the conflict, advising the opposition to leave enough space for the regime to prevent a fierce confrontation.
0710 GMT: We begin this morning with a summary and analysis of the Government's attempt to restore some credibility through the rather crude tactic of arresting lots of people it does not like or trust. One of the latest names to emerge is Nushin Ebadi, the sister of the Nobel Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi.
Meanwhile, it is stunning how the Western media --- most of whom had written off the opposition only a month ago --- are now a chorus of affirmation that this opposition is on the point of victory. The Times of London proclaims "the tipping point of revolution". Abbas Milani in The Wall Street Journal announces "The Tipping Point in Iran". (Note to EA readers: if we ever use "tipping point" in an analysis, pull us aside for a journalistic flogging for the crime Resorting to Overused Cliche.) The Washington Post has the variant of "Iran's Turning Point". The New York Times offers support through an editorial denouncing "Iran's War on Its People".


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It's been awhile since we've covered some obvious product-placement shots and this time, it's not too different as US broadcaster CBS is once again at the forefront. The show, or rather mini-series, is Stephen King's adaptation of "Under the Dome", which has a group of people suddenly cut off from the rest of the world as a literal invisible dome suddenly surrounds their town.
The show is classified as sci-fi/horror and we just finished watching part 3 last night. Truth be told, it's been pretty great so far and if you have Amazon Prime, you can watch it on there for free (we recommend it).
In part three, which aired the other night, Microsoft clearly got under the dome as a few products suddenly showed up in the town, mostly in the youth's hands. We saw two Nokia Lumia 920s (one white, one red) and even a few Microsoft Surfaces being used by the teens in the scene where they all use a generator to re-charge their devices. The best is probably seeing the Surface being swiped back and forth on the Start screen, which is just kind of fun.
Does this kind of hidden ad-placement really help? We don't have the data but we imagine it's about getting people to recognize your iconic brand and with Microsoft's brightly colored devices and bold Modern UI, it's not too hard to stand out.
Either way, it's kind of fun to see.
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As part of her ongoing effort to be taken seriously, Shelf Ass Jessica Biel turned up at the CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute on Saturday honouring ordinary people and their extraordinary accomplishments. And while she may not have been one of the recipients recognised for rebuilding homes in New Orleans or providing free schooling to children in Cambodia, in many ways, Shelfy does indeed fit the description: an ordinary person using a remarkably buoyant posterior to attract a boyfriend, thus launching an extraordinary ascent in showbiz.
Here she is all herm and sh-t, doing no justice to an otherwise lovely dress, with her signature boring hair looking thrilled to bits to have scored an invite to Anderson Cooper's big event. Never one to miss an opportunity, her publicist probably tried to negotiate a "candid" opportunity over lunch somewhere. As if.
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FP – Foreign Policy Obama shuns the Security Council
By David Bosco Tuesday, February 15, 2011 Before Egypt's revolution consumed the world's diplomatic oxygen, a nasty fight was brewing in the UN Security Council over Israel's settlements policy. Council members were debating a draft resolution that would have condemned the settlements as illegal and harmful to the peace process. That fight appears ready to break out again, and it's putting the Obama administration in the uncomfortable position of trying to marginalize the Security Council, an institution it has often privileged.
From the beginning of the debate on a settlements resolution, the United States has made clear its lack of enthusiasm. Last month, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton insisted "the only way that there will be a resolution of the conflict… is through a negotiated settlement. Therefore we don't see action at the UN or any other forum as being helpful in bringing about this desired outcome." Meanwhile, a group of former American diplomats and influential commentators pressured the administration to let the Security Council act.
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June 2016
"People are like plants: they grow toward the light. I chose science because science gave me what I needed -- a home as defined in the most literal sense: a safe place to be."
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, German for "surrounding world" and referring to an animal's subjective experience). He also traces the progression of human (mis)understanding of animal intelligence, which, he concludes, is neither superior nor inferior to human intelligence, but rather profoundly different.
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Barby Canright, Macie Roberts, Helen Yee Chow, Barbara Lewis, Janez Lawson, Susan Finley...these are just some of the names science enthusiasts ought to know (but probably don't). Beginning in the 1940s, an era when the word "computer" referred to a skilled mathematician, this talented group of women calculated rocket trajectories, designed satellites, and analyzed massive amounts of experimental data. Despite their relative obscurity, their contributions played a crucial role in launching the United States' space program. Drawing from interviews with many of the "Rocket Girls" and their families, this collective biography of the women of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory finally offers readers a glimpse into the professional and personal lives of these extraordinary scientists.
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Host: Joan Neuberger, Department of History and Editor, Not Even Past
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Early in the twentieth century, governments all over the world thought they had found a rational, efficient, and scientific solution to the related problems of poverty, crime, and hereditary illness. Scientists hoped they might be able to help societies control the social problems that arose from these phenomena. All over the world, the science-turned-social-policy known as eugenics became a base-line around which social services and welfare legislation were organized.
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