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Today's scheduled Winter Fun Days activities at Prince Arthur's Landing have been cancelled because of the cold weather. The Sugar Shack, Club Canadien de Thunder Bay and skating with the Thunderwolves will be pushed back until next weekend weather permitting.
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The two companies will develop cross-platform features to facilitate real-time communication around shared Dropbox content.
Dropbox will also make a strategic investment in Zoom to support the development of deeply integrated product experiences across both companies.
Additionally, both companies will support customer discovery and adoption of the other vendor's products.
Zoom users will be able to share content from within Dropbox and display them on-screen during a meeting.
The combined features allow seamless sharing and collaboration of content in real-time, with the company's seeking to aid users in moving projects forward.
"Whether you're working with someone across the hall or across the country, the right products should make it seamless to collaborate and stay in sync," said Drew Houston, co-founder and chief executive of Dropbox.
"We're thrilled to join forces with Zoom – together, we're making it easier for customers to do their best work. Partnerships with best-of-breed companies like Zoom help us deliver on our mission of designing a more enlightened way of working."
"It is important to Zoom that we work with high-quality solutions across the communication and collaboration spaces to build the best experiences and deliver happiness to our customers," said Zoom founder and chief executive Eric Yuan. "At our customers' request, we've partnered with Dropbox to do just that. I look forward to growing this partnership for the benefit of our mutual customers."
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In this video from InstruxionAE we learn some exercises to do at work to relieve your back and neck pain. You cannot cure this pain from exercise. You can only keep safe posture throughout the day. The weightlifter's technique is the best exercise. Traction or hanging is one of the most relaxing exercises for the back. Bending backwards is a good way too. While seated, you can put your hand on the armrests and bend back in your chair. In a standing position you can put your hands on your belt and bend back. You can also do pushups on your stomach. Walking also is very important. While walking the back is automatically in a safe position. Good exercises for the neck are traction as well. Interlock your fingers and place them behind your neck and move your hands upwards to relieve your neck. Another great thing is to move your head slowly forwards, backwards and to the side. Always remain under your own pain threshold!
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Undefeated and nationally ranked teams lead Pac-12 baseball
WEEKLY RECAP: ARIZONA is the only team in the conference to remain undefeated going into the third week of the season. The Wildcats bested McNeese State in a four-game series. No. 7 OREGON STATE is the only team with one loss thus far. The loss came against Ohio State at the Big 10-Pac-12 Spring Training College Baseball Classic, however OSU went 3-1 on the weekend, beating Ohio State once and Nebraska twice. USC and No. 21 STANFORD both have six wins and two losses. The Cardinal beat Kansas in a three-game series, while USC went 1-2 against Wake Forest.
PREVIEWING THE WEEKEND: USC and UCLA play at the Dodgertown Classic in Los Angeles, California at Dodger Stadium. The two teams meet for the first time this season Sunday, March 5 at 3 p.m. PT. The game will be televised on Pac-12 Network. ARIZONA plays at the Frisco Classic in Frisco, Texas. The Wildcats face Arkansas, Oklahoma State, and Nebraska. ARIZONA STATE, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, Oregon State, Stanford, WASHINGTON, and WASHINGTON STATE all host teams at home. Utah is the only team to travel this week. The Trojans head to UTSA for a three-game series.
NUMBERS GAME: Arizona has the best batting average in the nation at .379, as well as tying for No. 1 in doubles with 30. Arizona is also third in the nation in hits (108), second in the nation in runs (90), third in scoring (11.3), sixth in slugging percentage (.566), fourth in triples (6), and tied for first in the nation in win-loss percentage (1.000). Stanford is fifth in the nation in shutouts (2) and in fielding percentage (.989). Stanford and UCLA are both in the top-10 in the nation for hits allowed per nine innings in third (5.63) and fifth (5.71), respectively. Oregon State is first in the nation in earned runs average (ERA) (1.50).
STARS DELIVERING: Arizona's Jared Oliva and Arizona's Nick Quintana are second (7) and fourth (6) in the nation in doubles, respectively. Arizona's JC Cloney and Michael Flynn, UCLA's Griffin Canning, Utah's Jacob Rebar, and Stanford's Will Matthiessen are among the 63 players tied for first in earned run average (0.00). USC's Lars Nootbaar is ninth in home runs (4) and Arizona's Mitchell Morimoto is ninth in runs (13). Oregon State's Max Engelbrekt and Washington State's Scott Sunitsch are tied for fourth in saves (3). UCLA's Sean Bouchard is seventh in slugging percentage (1.000). Stanford's Kris Bubic is eighth in strikeouts (21).
IN THE RANKINGS: The USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Coaches Preseason Poll has not been updated since the preseason poll which had three Pac-12 teams ranked. Oregon State leads the way at No. 7, followed by Arizona at No. 15, and Stanford is No. 21. The NCBWA top-30 features five Pac-12 teams: Oregon State is No. 4, Arizona is No. 9, Stanford is No. 16, Utah is No. 24, and Washington is No. 28. Baseball America has four Pac-12 teams in its top-25 with Oregon State coming in at No. 8, Washington at No. 11, Arizona at No. 19, and Stanford at No. 22. All four teams jumped up at least one place from the preseason poll. Collegiate Baseball top-30 features five teams: Oregon State is No. 4, Arizona is No. 5, UCLA is No. 20, Arizona State is No. 27, and Washington is No. 29.
ALL AMERICANS: The Pac-12 had eight different student-athletes from four different Pac-12 teams featured on Baseball America, NCBWA, and Collegiate Baseball preseason All-America teams.
GOLDEN SPIKES: The USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List features 50 amateurs, seven of which are student-athletes from four different Pac-12 teams. With seven, the Pac-12 has the third-most representatives among all conferences. Stanford leads the way for most representatives by one tea, with three Cardinal student-athletes featured, tying Florida and TCU. Now in its 39th year recognizing the top amateur baseball player in the country, seven former Pac-12 baseball players have won the award, most recently pitcher Trevor Bauer of UCLA in 2011.
STOPPER OF THE YEAR: The Pac-12 has nine student-athletes from nine different universities on the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List, the most among all conferences. The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association will be presenting the Stopper of the Year Award to the top relief pitcher in Division I baseball for the 13th straight year in 2017.
DRAFT: Every Pac-12 school had at least one student-athlete drafted in the 2016 MLB Draft: Arizona (6), Arizona State (5), California (7), Oregon (5), Oregon State (5), Stanford (4), UCLA (12), Utah (1), Washington (3) and Washington State (3). ASU leads all NCAA schools with 414 total MLB draft picks, and at least one Sun Devil has been drafted every year since the draft's inception in 1965.
FAMILIAR FACES IN THE DUGOUT: After welcoming three new coaches last season, all 11 coaches return for the 2017 season. Second year Arizona head coach Jay Johnson looks to match or beat his performance last season. The Wildcats made it all the way to Game 3 of the NCAA College World Series before falling to Coastal Carolina. Three other Pac-12 teams also made it to the postseason- Arizona State, Utah, and Washington.
One of the premier coaches in college baseball history and a man whose name is synonymous with the Stanford baseball program, head coach Mark Marquess enters his 41st and final season with the Stanford Cardinal. Under his tutelage, Stanford has captured two NCAA titles, advanced to the CWS 14 times, appeared in the NCAA Regionals 29 and won at least a share of nine Pac-12 titles. A member of the American Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame, Marquess opens the 2017 season as the second-winningest active coach in the nation with a career record of 1,585-862-7 (.647). Coach Marquess and the Cardinal look to end a legendary union with a bang.
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Odile Can't Stop Us From Reeling!!!!!
Hey everybody!! I hope everybody has been well these past few weeks and have not suffered TOO much without my fishing reports! We just wanted to give everyone an update about RedRum in general. A couple of our boats did have some minor damage, but that is being taken care of as we speak and our condos are fine, except for a broken window, which is also being repaired, and the Villas are in good shape as well. Big Papi suffered a little more damage, but should hopefully be up and running soon as well. Three weeks ago, you would have never believed that so much could be done in so little time! I was amazed as I watched thousands of people come in from La Paz and the Mainland to help us through this disaster. Tons of volunteers worked tirelessly everyday as well. There is a real sense of community that has come from this disaster. Even Team RedRUm has gotten in on the cleaning efforts!!
People have asked, "How does it look?" "Do you think we should come down there now?" Absolutely! If your hotel/resort says they are ready, then they are ready! The airport is open already for flights from Mexico City and is opening tomorrow, October 8 for international flights. RedRum veteran angler Scott Koenig came in from Canada this week and said he was amazed as he walked down the main street that you could barely tell anything had happened here. Now, THAT is what we like to hear! Greg and Deb Kelley are in from Alaska and stated the same, but that some of the destruction off the beaten path was still bad, and yes, that is true, but we still have people here working around the clock to restore all of the broken areas. The Kelley's will be fishing on the 15th and they can't wait to get out there!! They also said not to worry, Cabo Wabo IS open and serving your favorite cocktail – thank you guys for that update!!
SPEAKING of the fishing….. well, we have not had a lot of boats go out, but the last few weeks our guys have been out fishing for their families and did really well catching Dorado and Yellowfin. Check out the smile on their faces 🙂 JEff James came in here on MOnday the 22nd, to give us our first charter and our boys a nice tip, he caught 3 Dorado and 2 Yellowfin. Another Canadian gentleman, Lance was in this past Sunday and released a Striped Marlin and caught some Bonita. Our friend Scott Koenig was out yesterday and ALMOST had a nice Blue Marlin, but he lost it!!
We are ready for you guys! October/November are the best months to fish in Cabo and Cabo IS READY!!!! RedRum is ready! We look forward to seeing all of you "reel" soon!
I just want to end on a note of appreciation from all the staff and crew here in Cabo for all the support we have gotten from our wonderful clients in the States and Canada. RedRum has received many "Hurricane Odile" relief t-shirt orders and just donations in general and I personally have been overwhelmed with the generosity of all of you! THANK YOU, from the bottom of all of our hearts for helping us to feed our families get back on our feet. We will never forget it.
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Latitude: 51.5369 / 51°32'12"N
Longitude: -0.9077 / 0°54'27"W
OS Eastings: 475858
OS Northings: 182562
OS Grid: SU758825
Mapcode National: GBR C4R.R9X
Mapcode Global: VHDWG.7M0P
Entry Name: Bramley House
Listing Date: 28 October 1974
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1047017
English Heritage Legacy ID: 246125
Location: Henley-on-Thames, South Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, RG9
County: Oxfordshire
District: South Oxfordshire
Civil Parish: Henley-on-Thames
Built-Up Area: Henley-on-Thames
Traditional County: Oxfordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Oxfordshire
Church of England Parish: Henley-on-Thames
Church of England Diocese: Oxford
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No 7 (Bramley House)
C18. Roughcast facade with parapet, roof not visible. 3 storeys, 2 windows,
sashes with glazing bars. 2 storeys, canted bay window at western end
6 fielded panelled door with hood on brackets.
The raised pavement and wall forms part of a group with Nos 5 to 19 (odd)
the South Oxfordshire Technical College Old School and Main Buildings,
Nos 43 to 49 (odd) and the wall and gate piers to former Paradise House.
Ancastle Cottage, Nos 2 to 36 (even) and the pavement surface in front
of Nos 2 to 36 (even) opposite. Ancastle Cottage also forms a group with
the entrance walls, piers and gates and the lower lodge of Friar Park.
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How Does Squad Do on Ryzen 5 2600X?
moppel replied to GoodGamer3000's topic in Hardware Tech SupportSquad will only fill your 8GB Vram if you enable Full Texture loading (prechacing of all availid Textures ) , switch it off and you are fine with a 8GB Card Vramwise. certain maps indeed need a 1080Ti to run +60FPS with maxed out settings, but thats more a question of Raw power then VRAM Since Squad is very sensitve to Singlecore Performance (IPC & Clock is what matters in this case ) and its Multithreading is not good at all ( early singelcore Bottleneck , mostly to highy utilzed Threads rest is rarly used ) choosing a R7 1700 over a R5 2600x would be a step backward. Ryzen+ hase also a signifcant decrease in Memory&Cache latency ( around 70 vs 90 ns @ stock Ram, can go as low as ~60ns with a 3200 CL 14 setting --> comparable to intel cpus ) over Ryzen thats the main reason beside its higher clocks for the significant better gaming performace compared to first generation.
FPS Issue
moppel replied to APHVNTOM's topic in Hardware Tech SupportKnown Squad issue ,runs like shit on AMD FX series and even struggles to reach 60 FPS in Firefights on full servers unless you got a high clocked Sky/Coffelake CPU. When you bought the game on steam and haven`t played 2h , best advice is to refound it with that rig.
rtx Nvidia RTX in Squad?
moppel replied to carimter's topic in Hardware Tech SupportSquads UE version was frozen @ something like 4.16 by the devs , also Performance is still a topic in Squad , i doubt they will ever add it.
I fit the minimum requirements but the game runs under 20 fps even on the lowest settings
moppel replied to Theilluminati's topic in Hardware Tech Support+Post your complett ingame settings +Monitor CPU&GPU Usage,Temperatur and Powerlimits during a session and post it to find the bottleneck. +Make sure you run the game on the 1050 and not the IGPU! Since you are a starter to PC gaming and monitoring your rigs parameters here is a guide how its done . http://afixerofsorts.blogspot.com/2017/03/osd-with-rtss-and-hwinfo.html
"Out of video memory trying to allocate a texture"
moppel replied to TheSquidhunter's topic in Hardware Tech SupportYou are proberly CPU Bound in these scenarios. Look at your GPU utilization to be sure. Keep page file to Windows administrated.
High Resolution GPU Usage Issue
moppel replied to 00chapmano's topic in Software SupportYou are running proberbly into the powerlimit of the 1080Ti in 4K. It would help if you can log during this tests: Powerusage Temperature Voltage Core Clock Otherwise just raise PW limit to 120% in Afterburner and look if this helps. Most Pascal based GFX have a good chunck of undervolting potential via curve function in Afterbuirner. i can run my 1080 (WCed )@ 2Ghz with 1V with orginal power consumption or 1860Mhz with 0,85 V and around 140W peak power consumption . That way you card runs cooler, less noise on Aircooling and wont run into Powerlimit issues.
Sound related fps problem
moppel replied to Primo_rafa's topic in Software SupportDo you use any external Sound device like USB doongle in combination with Headset ??
Insane RAM and GPU Usage On Launch
moppel replied to MajorChipHazard's topic in Hardware Tech SupportRamusage on Screen looks normal , i have seen squad using up to 14 Gb of Ram on my rigs but normaly you should be fine with 16GB. Whats your Swap file settings? Do you have Full texture loading activated ? ( i recommend to turn of on a 4GB Card ) you could use Vsync to limit your FPS if you have a Problem with high GPU usage but actually thats something good--> your CPU is strong enough to feed you GPU so you get decent frames , most squad players have a turnaround problem case :-p
RAM upgrade advice sought please.
moppel replied to Tommy's topic in Hardware Tech SupportDual/Tripple/Quad/Hexa/Octochannel is not bound to DRAM generation, its dependent on Memorycontroller setup in the CPU and Chipset for example: Nforce 2 DDR = Dualchannel possible P35= DDR2/DDR3 = Dualchannel possible X58 DDR3 = Triplechannel possible X79 DDR3 = Quadchannel possible Z370 DDR4 = Dualchannel possible X299 DDR4 = Dualchannel with Kabylakle X , Quadchannel with Skylake X To the Topic starter , since you are on a buget get the cheapest used 2x4Gb DDR 3 1600 you can get ( 2x4GB sticks tend to be cheaper the 1x8GB stick )
Unplayable fps Issue
moppel replied to WarEagle751's topic in Hardware Tech SupportYour Phenom II actually has a higher IPC then Bulldozer , counting in your OC to 4 GHz --> same frequency FX 8350 runs stock naturally gives your rig a better Performance even with the older Chip. Squad is a IPC and Clock whore that con`t utilize many cores , thats why you can run it on an cheap I3 7300 2C4T, Skylake IPC ; 4 GHz better then on an Ryzen 1700 8C16T, bit inferio IPC, 3 Ghz
Squad optimization
moppel replied to Zark's topic in Hardware Tech SupportSquad devs licensed UE4 to use with souce code access, so they have theoreticly the possibillity to change it. But keeping in mind they have limited time,founds, expirience, programmer skills compared to the big companys. -There is a reason why the choose to license an engine instead on creating one by thier own. Its not trivial to effectly multithread dynamic software with many dependencys without running in syncing bottlenecks. Even BF 1 that is comonly know to be well Multithreaded shows these some of these syntomes under certain constelations.
Help! New to PC gaming
moppel replied to CPT Front Bum's topic in Hardware Tech SupportNo ( unless your Laptop can maintain at least 3,8Ghz turbo permanently ) because squads depends heavily on IPC and Clock. To give you an Idea of the problem , High clocked/overclocked Skylake I3 with 2C/4T will beat slower clocked 4 and more Core CPUs with same architeture.
What FPS do you get playing Squad with your rig?
moppel replied to sgtcaboose's topic in Hardware Tech Support@Chew the only software issue (in regards of performance)i have on my PC is Squad since i deletet ARK :-p If you look at the GPU and CPU utilization in this screen you can see GPU utilzation and Clock/Voltagestep --> indicating that there is a massive Bottleneck on the CPU side , looking a CPU utilization my guess would be a drawcall bottleneck but this is just a guess without proper monitoring tools. @Root when you actually look at the screenshot you`ll see there is neighter a Temp. or a Powerlimit issue. Sqauds sensitivity for Driver versions is part of this bad performance but iam in iam not willing to choose a particularly one for one alpha title i hardly play currently.
What FPS do you get playing Squad with your rig?
moppel replied to sgtcaboose's topic in Hardware Tech SupportSquad patch 9.17 FPS: ~25-30 minimum CPU: i7 5820K @ 3.4Ghz GPU: GTX 1080 FTW 1860Mhz max Boost RAM: 64 GB in QC 2400Mhz Cl 15 Squad on an 1TB EVO 850 res 2560x1080 Cache cleared after the Update , get even bad FPS in Singelplayer now ( Screenshot shows Al bash in Singelplayer via adminchangemap).
Release after v10? Maybe
moppel replied to Tmac's topic in General DiscussionGame is far from playable performance wise thats my personal number one problem. I my opinion a Beta should have all core features in it , That would be Helis, MBT, Aircraft, reasonal Medic system , Animation/inventorysystem and ok perfroming 100ppl servers. When the core game and its systems is technicaly healthy and working missing diversity in Maps, Factions;Weapons,Playmodes won`t matter that much cause MoD`s can even this out.


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Little put downs and point-scoring
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A deep need to gain approval
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Leviticus 11:1-19 English Standard Version (ESV)
Clean and Unclean Animals
11 And the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, saying to them, 2 "Speak to the people of Israel, saying, These are the living things that you may eat among all the animals that are on the earth. 3 Whatever parts the hoof and is cloven-footed and chews the cud, among the animals, you may eat. 4 Nevertheless, among those that chew the cud or part the hoof, you shall not eat these: The camel, because it chews the cud but does not part the hoof, is unclean to you. 5 And the rock badger, because it chews the cud but does not part the hoof, is unclean to you. 6 And the hare, because it chews the cud but does not part the hoof, is unclean to you. 7 And the pig, because it parts the hoof and is cloven-footed but does not chew the cud, is unclean to you. 8 You shall not eat any of their flesh, and you shall not touch their carcasses; they are unclean to you.
9 "These you may eat, of all that are in the waters. Everything in the waters that has fins and scales, whether in the seas or in the rivers, you may eat. 10 But anything in the seas or the rivers that does not have fins and scales, of the swarming creatures in the waters and of the living creatures that are in the waters, is detestable to you. 11 You shall regard them as detestable; you shall not eat any of their flesh, and you shall detest their carcasses. 12 Everything in the waters that does not have fins and scales is detestable to you.
13 "And these you shall detest among the birds;[a] they shall not be eaten; they are detestable: the eagle,[b] the bearded vulture, the black vulture, 14 the kite, the falcon of any kind, 15 every raven of any kind, 16 the ostrich, the nighthawk, the sea gull, the hawk of any kind, 17 the little owl, the cormorant, the short-eared owl, 18 the barn owl, the tawny owl, the carrion vulture, 19 the stork, the heron of any kind, the hoopoe, and the bat.
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\The drug industry has now become the biggest defrauder of the federal government, as determined by payments it has made for violations of the False Claims Act (FCA), surpassing the defense industry, which had long been the leader, according to a new Public Citizen study released today.
The study found that pharmaceutical cases accounted for at least 25% of all federal FCA payouts over the past decade, compared with 11% by the defense industry.
The fraud results were a key finding from a Public Citizen analysis of all major pharmaceutical company civil and criminal settlements on the state and federal levels since 1991 and found that the frequency with which the pharmaceutical industry has allegedly violated federal and state laws has increased at an alarming rate. Of the 165 pharmaceutical industry settlements comprising $19.8 billion in penalties during the past 20 years, 121 (73%) of the settlements and 75% of the dollar amount ($14.8 billion) have occurred during the past five years.
Many of the infractions, and the single largest category of financial penalties, stemmed from the practice of off-label promotion of pharmaceuticals—the illegal promotion of a drug for uses not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Off-label promotion can be prosecuted as a criminal offense because of the potential for serious adverse health consequences to patients from such promotional activities. Another major category of federal financial penalties was purposely overcharging for drugs under various federal programs, which constitutes a violation of the FCA.
On the state level, the largest category of financial penalties has come from companies deliberately overcharging state health programs, such as Medicaid. Public Citizen's study found this to be the most common category of violation among state settlements.
The increase in payments for fraud is likely attributable to drug companies engaging in more wrongdoing and better enforcement at the state and federal level, said Dr. Sidney Wolfe, director of the Health Research Group at Public Citizen.
"Desperate to maintain their high margin of profit in the face of a dwindling number of important new drugs, these figures show that the industry has engaged in such activities as dangerous, illegal promotion for unapproved uses of drugs and deliberately overcharging vital government health programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid," said Wolfe. Wolfe compiled and analyzed the data with physicians from the Johns Hopkins General Preventive Medicine program, Drs. Sammy Almashat and Charles Preston, as well as Columbia University public health student Timothy Waterman, all of whom worked at Public Citizen.
Public Citizen's study also found that more than one-half of the industry's fines were paid by just a few companies—GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer, Eli Lilly and Schering-Plough. These four accounted for more than half of all financial penalties over the past two decades, paying $10.5 billion in fines collectively. These pharmaceutical companies were among the largest in the world. The two largest criminal penalties ever assessed by the U.S. government against any companies were against Lilly ($515 million) and Pfizer ($1.2 billion), both in 2009.
To conduct the study, Public Citizen created a database of information about pharmaceutical companies' civil and criminal settlements, including information about the type of alleged violation and the amount of money paid in settlements. This study is the first to attempt to document and analyze all major pharmaceutical company settlements with both federal and state governments, the authors said.
Nationally, former pharmaceutical company employees and other whistleblowers have been instrumental in bringing to light the most egregious violations; they have initiated the largest number of federal settlements in the past decade. The number of federal settlements arising from whistleblower cases has more than doubled over the past five years, yielding total payouts more than two and a half times higher than in the previous 15 years combined.
Needed remedies include imposing steeper financial penalties and criminally prosecuting company leadership, including jail sentences, if merited.
"The danger to public safety and loss of state and federal dollars that comes with these violations require a more robust response," Wolfe said.
To read the full report, visit http://www.citizen.org/hrg1924.
Public Citizen is a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization based in Washington, D.C.
This article was posted on January 6, 2011.


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Foundation Laid for Various Diseases Later in Life—If the practice is continued from the ages of fifteen and upward, nature will protest against the abuse she has suffered, and continues to suffer, and will make them pay the penalty for the transgression of her laws, especially from the ages of thirty to forty-five, by numerous pains in the system and various diseases, such as affection of the liver and lungs, neuralgia, rheumatism, affection of the spine, diseased kidneys, and cancerous humors. Some of nature's fine machinery gives way, leaving a heavier task for the remaining to perform, which disorders nature's fine arrangement; and there is often a sudden breaking down of the constitution, and death is the result.2An Appeal to Mothers, 18.
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By Tina Byland
The Couple. Maureen and Tim were both Political Science majors at Washington College in Chestertown, and became friends while taking the same classes during junior year. They fell in love while writing their senior theses in the college's li ary. On December 24, 2012, Tim proposed to Maureen on campus. After a short stroll in freezing rain, they walked up to the li ary, where a campus security officer was waiting to let them in. Once inside, Tim dropped down to one knee with his grandmother's Tiffany & Co. snowflake diamond ring in hand. Right when Maureen said yes, it started to snow outside.
The Venue. Having fallen in love with and in Chestertown, it was important to the couple to share the town with their friends and family on their wedding day. They were married at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in town and then cele ated at Brittland Manor. Maureen says that choosing Brittland was the best decision they made when planning their wedding day. She says that having the entire grounds, including the River Lodge cabin, to host friends and family made the entire weekend relaxing and fun for both them and their guests.
The Dress. Maureen was going for a 1920s vintage feel and found exactly what she was looking for in a lace Maggie Sottero gown with three quarter sleeves and a satin jeweled sash. She loved the sash, which gave more definition to her waist, and also found that it was the perfect amount of detail to complete her look. Because of this, she skipped a veil and went instead with a hairpiece to complement the details of her gown.
Before the Ceremony. The idal party, consisting of their siblings and four very good friends, stayed with them on Brittland's property the day of the wedding. The groom and groomsmen were getting ready at the River Lodge on the Brittland shoreline, while the ide and idesmaids were getting ready at the manor house the morning of the wedding. Maureen and Tim wrote one another notes while they were getting ready, and had the idal party deliver them to each other.
The Ceremony. While simple and traditional for the most part, Maureen and Tim added their own touch to the ceremony by having a string quartet play more contemporary songs. Maureen walked down the aisle to Elvis Presley's "I Can't Help Falling in Love." Their recessional was "God Only Knows" by The Beach Boys.
The Details. The couple wanted to welcome their guests to a cozy, casual cocktail hour. On the steps into the house, they served two signature cocktails, Washington's Whiskey (an Old-Fashioned, Maureen's father's favorite drink) and Martha's Medley, a rustic mix of blackberry and spirits. Guests then enjoyed touring the house, grounds, and the tented patio. Inside of a clear-top tent, guests enjoyed passed hors d'oeuvres while wrapped up in jewel-toned fleece blankets displayed in crab bushel baskets. During dinner, the band played classic rock and jazz favorites. For decorations, they used hundreds of succulents, rustic flowers, silver pumpkins, and metal candle-lit lanterns, all of which played second fiddle to the natural beauty of the sun setting on the Chester River. Having a clear top tent provided a perfect view of the moonlit starry night.
The Food. They featured an entirely gluten-free menu since the ide and many in the wedding party have dietary restrictions. They served cornmeal crusted rockfish, a Maryland favorite, for dinner. For dessert, they had a three-tiered spice cake with buttercream icing. Maureen loves all things pie, so they also served an assortment of gluten-free fall pies. Guests ate multiple slices at a time!
The Happily Ever After. Married life is more joyous than they could have ever imagined. They currently live in a charming stone cottage steeped in Maureen's family's history in Elkton. In Fe uary 2015, they welcomed a son, the love of their lives, Peter Francis.
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OREGON TEAMSTER EMPLOYERS TRUST, Plaintiff-Appellant,v.HILLSBORO GARBAGE DISPOSAL, INC.; ROBERT E. HENDERSON; ESTATE OF DARROLL JACKSON, Defendants-Appellees
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Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Oregon. D.C. No. 3:11-cv-01487-ST. Michael H. Simon, District Judge, Presiding.
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The panel affirmed the district court's summary judgment in favor of Hillsboro Garbage Disposal in an action brought against a subscribing employer by a health and benefit plan that was governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
The plan provided health and welfare benefits to workers pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and the employer, Hillsboro Garbage Disposal. Non-bargaining unit workers were eligible to participate in the plan if they were bona fide employees of Hillsboro Garbage. Hillsboro Garbage, however, made unauthorized plan contributions on behalf of two workers who were employed by a separate company.
The panel held that the ERISA plan's common law claims for breach of contract were preempted by ERISA because the claims " related to" the plan. Distinguishing Providence Health Plan v. McDowell, 385 F.3d 1168 (9th Cir. 2004), which allowed a contract claim to enforce a reimbursement provision on the basis that plan interpretation was not required, the panel stated that this case turned on whether the two workers were eligible plan participants, and thus required analysis of the ERISA plan terms. The panel rejected the argument that it must interpret ERISA to be consistent with the Labor Management Relations Act and ensure that the plan was not in violation of the LMRA due to the unauthorized contributions and benefits payments.
The panel affirmed the district court's grant of summary judgment on the plan's claims for specific performance and restitution under ERISA § 502(a)(3). The panel held that these claims were not authorized equitable claims under ERISA because specific performance is typically a legal remedy, and the reimbursement provision of the plan did not amount to an equitable lien by agreement.
Concurring, Judge W. Fletcher wrote that this case should be taken en banc to reverse McDowell because McDowell is contrary to ERISA's enforcement scheme and broad preemption clause in allowing a contract claim to enforce the terms of an ERISA plan.
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Iris K. Tilley (argued) and Edwin A. Harnden, Barran Liebman LLP, Portland, Oregon, for Defendants-Appellants.
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Oregon Teamster Employers Trust (" OTET" ) appeals the grant of summary judgment in favor of Defendants Hillsboro Garbage Disposal, Inc. (" Hillsboro Garbage" ), Robert Henderson (" Henderson" ), and the Estate of Darrol Jackson (" Jackson" ). The district court, adopting the findings of a magistrate judge, granted summary judgment in favor of Defendants on (1) OTET's breach of contract claims because the court found those claims to be preempted by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. § 1001 et seq. (" ERISA" ); and (2) OTET's restitution and specific performance claims because the court concluded that those claims were not cognizable under ERISA as they sought legal--not equitable--relief.
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1. Whether OTET, an Employer Health and Benefit Plan, governed by ERISA, can recover damages, on a breach of contract claim, against a business which received health care benefits for two ineligible employees.
2. Whether OTET's claims for restitution and specific performance are permitted.
3. Whether the district court abused its discretion in refusing to allow OTET to amend its complaint to allege fraud.
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In September 2003, Hillsboro Garbage and Teamsters Local Union No. 305 (" Union" ) entered into a collective bargaining agreement (" CBA" ) which made Hillsboro Garbage a subscriber to OTET, effective March 1, 2003, through February 28, 2007.[1] The CBA was ...
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Setting goals for your interior design business is key to making sure that you lay the foundations to make next year even more successful than last.
One of my mantras is: "Success is designed, it doesn't happen by chance", and setting goals is integral to designing that success.
So how do we start setting goals for your interior design business?
Last week we looked at the key metrics to review, so that you can learn what helped you, and what hindered you last year. (If you haven't checked out that post yet, it's a good idea to start there).
Applying the lessons that you learned from last year are key to making sure that you don't make the same mistakes again, and that you capitalise on the successes you did have.
Focusing on some key areas will help set you up for success.
At The Interior Designers Hub, we split our goal setting into four areas: Money, Marketing, Mindset and Me. I do love a bit of alliteration ;)
The first question is to ask yourself how much money you want your business to make in the coming year. Being clear about how much you want to earn helps you to crystallise your goal, and makes you much more likely to get there.
Split this down by income streams, looking at the different ways you can bring money into your business, and divide the income up into those streams. Then divide this annual goal into monthly milestones
You can weight this so that you are forecasting to earn more towards the end of the year, as your momentum builds and traction grows.
Next you need to look at how you are going to make that happen, and this leads us to our marketing goals.
Bringing money into your interior design business is all about the marketing! The more that people know about your business, the more connections you make, the more income you will bring in.
Write down how many email subscribers you want to have, how many followers on your different social platforms. Make a list of the events you want to attend. Think about the influencers you want to get in touch with. How will you get local PR this year? Which publications, podcasts and radio shows will you apply to?
What else can you do this year to make sure that you are being seen by as many people as possible, and getting your business out there?
Many people think that achieving their goals is all about the action. But in fact a much bigger contributor is your mindset. Cultivating a 'success' mindset is key to growing your business.
Things will always go wrong, in life and in business, but it is how you respond to them that is key.
Firstly, know that things will go wrong. Doors will be slammed in your face, projects will fail, clients will be rude, you may lose a tender. So know that this is normal - and be ready for it!
If you anticipate the punches that are coming then they don't knock you for six when they arrive!
Secondly, start journalling what happens in your business. Recording each success and failure will help you to learn the lessons to make your business bounce back stronger and wiser next time. It's only a failure if you don't learn from it!
Finally, when you run your own business, it's all too easy to get wrapped up in the daily grind. Remember, variety is not only the spice of life, but also essential for our well being.
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I realised last year that I was so wrapped up in my interior design business that I stopped 'enjoying' interior design (which has always been my hobby, even before it was my career).
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For most of his life, George would occasionally wake up once a night to go to the bathroom to urinate. However, since turning sixty he found himself going as many as five or six times a night—to the point where he started sleeping in a separate room from his wife because he didn't want to disturb her with his frequent bathroom trips. George often doesn't feel rested in the mornings anymore, and wonders if his problems with nighttime urination could be a contributing factor.
A Frustrating Situation
Most people will get up to go to the bathroom to urinate—called "nocturia" (nocturnal urination)—once a night. For some, however, the need to wake up and use the restroom occurs more often—and experts suggest two or more trips a night may be associated with daytime fatigue in some cases.
Nocturia occurs primarily in older people. According to a 2003 poll conducted by the National Sleep Foundation, 65% of adults ages 55 to 84 years old reported disruptions in their sleep due to getting up to urinate at least several nights a week. Nocturia is also prevalent for those suffering from obstructive sleep apnea, heart failure, liver failure or diabetes. Pregnant women and those taking diuretic medications also may experience nocturia. Studies have found significant links between nocturia and obesity, obstructive sleep apnea, and an increased risk for mortality (particularly among young men and women).
One of the challenges to effectively treating nocturia is identifying what its underlying cause might be for the individual. For many, as the body ages and produces less anti-diuretic hormones, they are naturally able to retain less fluid as they were when they were younger. Additionally, the bladder's holding capacity decreases with age, making more trips to the bathroom a likely occurrence.
Nocturia and Sleep
Besides the physical act of getting up to use the bathroom during the night, nocturia can affect sleep in a number of different ways. If too much urine is being produced, having a full bladder can make some sleeping positions uncomfortable and lead to increased tossing and turning during the night. The "need-to-go" feeling and accompanying sense of urgency can be a powerful disrupter to a person's natural sleep cycling during the night. Nocturia can also be a sign that an individual's internal "body clock" (or "circadian rhythms") may be shifted, prompting normal daytime urinations to occur at night instead, and vice versa.
Studies investigating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and nocturia have found a significant link between the two. Of particular note, more severe sleep apnea was associated with higher levels of urine production during the night—which could cause any of the problems previously mentioned.
Reducing the Nighttime Need-to-go
There are several behavioral changes that can often lead to a reduced number of trips to the bathroom during the night. First, consider drinking fewer fluids—particularly caffeinated beverages—at least two hours prior to bedtime. If possible, most fluids should be consumed earlier in the day, to allow time for urination to occur when awake or prior to laying down in bed for the night.
A physician may be helpful in identifying other causes for frequent trips to the bathroom, such as an overactive bladder or obstructive sleep apnea. Treating other conditions such as these can often play a significant role in improving problems with nocturia.
In some cases, drugs can be beneficial. For example, desmopressin is a synthetic copy of the body's own antidiuretic hormone and works in a similar manner, making it effective for individuals whose problems with nocturia are due to too much urine being produced during the night. Remember that any medications should only be used under a doctor's supervision.
As someone who was used to being a night owl, George gave up his late-night drink before going to bed and also tried to reduce the amount of fluids he consumed during the day. His physician recommended testing for sleep apnea, which revealed he did have some OSA. After being placed on CPAP, George found he was sleeping much better and using the bathroom a lot less during the night. "At my age," he says, "when I lay down to sleep, I want to be able to sleep—not have to get up every hour to use the restroom. While I miss my evening drink, I like getting a good night's rest a lot more!"


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In Search of Media: Remain
I am excited to announce that our co-authored booklet Remain is now out and available via University of Minnesota Press and Meson Press (Open Access PDF). Together with Rebecca Schneider, and Ioana Jucan who wrote the introduction, we were offered the term "remain" to respond to as part of the series of investigations as to "terms of media" in contemporary context. From the book's description and with two blurbs from Joanna Zylinska and Steven Shaviro:
In a world undergoing constant media-driven change, the infrastructures, materialities, and temporalities of remains have become urgent. This book engages with the remains and remainders of media cultures through the lens both of theater and performance studies and of media archaeology. By taking "remain" as a verb, noun, state, and process of becoming, the authors explore the epistemological, social, and political implications.
"What emerges in this short book is a theory of media as that which remains. Mediating deep time with temporarily fossilized moments in our cultural history, the book's multivoice narrative raises important questions about human responsibility for matter and other matters."
— Joanna Zylinska, Goldsmiths, University of London
"This book spells out the ways in which past media and past practices continue to haunt and inflect our present social and technical arrangements."
— Steven Shaviro, Wayne State University
For paperback, see University of Minnesota Press page.
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Timescales: A CFP for a Conference
This might interest many of you: a conference at UPenn on Timescales. Organised by the Penn Program in Environmental Humanities, the event promises to talk about much more than just the term Anthropocene and to address the multiple temporalities that constitute our contemporary condition.
To quote the CFP:
"Ecological crises demand collaborative solutions across distant disciplines. New models for grappling with environmental disruption must account for the interaction of human and non-human systems—infrastructures that are both efficient and ethical, philosophies shaped by geological data, basic science that is informed by artistic expression. In recent decades, concepts like "Anthropocene" and "slow violence" have emerged in response to an increasing need to address the temporal aspects of global ecological concerns: Where in time do we place the origin of anthropogenic environmental change? How quickly (or slowly) do environments toxify, adapt, transform, or heal? How soon before we exceed irrevocable concentrations of atmospheric CO2, and what then?"
I am excited to be invited as the keynote and please find the Call for Papers on the Conference website (deadline for submissions is on May 2nd).
The memoirs of an aspiring lichenologist
Rebecca Birch's voice draws the hand drawing the landscape. It tells stories of trips and meetings, people and things. The projection of her unfolding drawing/narrating tells the story of her artwork in (auto)ethnographic style, and becomes an art performance itself. Birch's work was recognized in Art Review's March issue as one of the Future Greats and the magazine organised a party for her – addresses to a lichen covered stick.
A lichen covered stick was part of a particular roadtrip-performance-screening -project of Birch's, and became the theme of the evening too. I was invited to be one of the speakers – addressing this assemblage and offering variations on the theme and Birch's art. Below a short text based on my talk, one of several talks/performances alongside Francesco Pedraglio, Erica Scourti, Karen Di Franco and a playlist provided by Bram Thomas Arnold.
Imagine this talk voiced by an alter ego — a part real, part imagined Finnish lichenologist from the late 19th century, in his hallucinations of a future ecocatastrophy, and past earth times since the carboniferous era.
The memoirs of an aspiring lichenologist: media & ecology
In his short text about Rebecca Birch, Oliver Basciano gives us an image of her art works and refers to the capture of light as much as shadow through the role of the camera itself comparable to that stick covered in lichen.
"[the stick] acts as a sort of MacGuffin around which collaboration and conversation circle within the hermetic confines of a car. With this, one can perhaps understand the videocamera as taking a similar role – giving Birch the opportunity to embed herself in a community or situation that would remain closed otherwise"
Indeed, the stick persists as a thematic motif; it resides there as a silent interlocutor. The closed technological environment of the car hosts both human chatter as well as this stick of nature smuggled as part of the roadtrip.
The camera, the visual registers and works with light as well as lack of it – the shadow, darkness. In the context of lichen, consider another perspective too. Focus on the lichen as the first element that registers light, sound, movement, chemistry around it. It participates in Birch's work so that it's not only the camera, which registers the sounds and visions, but the lichen, a symbiotic organism itself. This refers to the scientific context of lichens as bioindicators – they register the changing chemical balance of the world. In short, lichen is a medium – a medium of storage, an inscription surface that slowly but meticulously and with the patience of non-human thing pays attention to the growth in air pollution. It's symbiotic status is symbiotic in more than the biological way: it is involved in the material-aesthetic unfolding of ecologies social and nature.
It was a Finn, Wilhelm Nylander, who discovered in the 1880s details about the possibilities of using lichen as biodetectors; through experiments exposing lichen to chemical elements such as iodine and hypochlorite Nylander found out that one can "read" nature through this natural element. It meant a discovery of an important feature that tells a different story; it is less a narrative than a sensory registering of the environmental change that technological culture brought about gradually since the 19th century: atmospheric pollution, leaving its silent mark.
Lichen has over the years and years observed to be full of life and circuited as part of different ecologies. They have been not just objects of our attention, addressed by narratives and images but became part of the modern cycle of industrialised life. They silently observe our chatter, listen in, as well as through their earless senses know what we are doing to our surroundings. They provide housing for spiders and insects, but also some of lichens are (re)sourced as part of the high-tech industries for pharmaceuticals (antiobiotics) and cosmetics (sunscreen).
This participation in multiple ecologies, a cycle of different duration is a fascinating topic considering both our theme today as well as the broader discussions of past years concerning the anthropocene. In short, it is the discussion that started in contexts of geology and environmental debate about categorising our epoch as the Anthropocene – a geological period following the Holocene and branded by the massive impact humans, agriculture, geoengineering, and in general the scientific-technological culture has had on the planet. And now, it has gathered the wider scientific and arts/humanities community as part of the discussions that reflect a different , growing perspective to the environmental.
The anthropocene -and the obsceneties accelerating it as the anthrobscene – can be unfolded through lichen. In a rather important move, such Macguffins tell a hidden story of change. The technological culture in which nature becomes entangled with the human induced scientific changes. Visual, oral narratives give an image of this change. We tell stories of our nature, our interactions in ecology, in the environment with media which stores the remains of the planet as part of our human narratives- roadtrips, conversations, social events, accidental meetings, small details, landscapes – drawn by Birch in her performance that remediates the earlier.
In other words, lichen is besides a conversation piece also a medium. It saves this story through its biological means as storage that in our hands becomes memory – the scientific-aesthetic context of memory read through lichen. Even pollution becomes a sort of a mediated environment, like with photochemical smog. The lichenologist Nylander was on to something, more than observations about lichen. A lichenologist plays homage to the conversations lichen shares as it tells the story of a slow change since the coal pollution (sulphur dioxide) of England since the 18th and 19th century to the contemporary air of nitrogen compounds. So besides the conversation going on in Rebecca Birch's car, there is this silent partner always present, as it has been for a longer while, and now also articulated in the visual arts/ecology-mix of an evening – Addressing the stick, but also: the lichen as the address which receives transmissions of industrial modern culture.
Nb. The party was sponsored by Absolut Vodka, with signature drinks:
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>Dave Boothroyd talk on censorship, secrecy and memory in digital culture
>A forthcoming talk in Cambridge hosted by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences and CoDE-institute, Anglia Ruskin University:
1 Feb, 17.00, Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, room Helmore 251
All welcome!
Dr Dave Boothroyd (University of Kent)
'Lest we forget': censorship, secrecy and memory in the age of total recall
Censorship and secrecy are widely regarded as antithetical to the open society and the public sphere. In the digital age the decentered communicative network of the internet facilitates the proliferation of data, data-storage capacity and the generalised intensification of surveillance as well as the apparent weakening of censorious control over information and the security of secrets all kinds. The 'Wikileaks scenario' not only exposes the easily 'switchable' nature of secrecy/disclosure in the context of digital communications culture, it raises issues pertaining to the technicisation of memory and the memorialisation of events.
In this paper I shall approach the interconnections between censorship, secrecy and memory in relation to contemporary techno-culture with a view to identifying the significance of this nexus for the cultural formation of ethical subjectivity (as Levinas, in particular, writes about this). I am not so much concerned here with normative ethical questions related to the technicisation of the censorship, secrecy and memory 'nexus' (interesting, even urgent as these often are) but more with how the ethical Subject is produced in this context.
Bio: Dave Boothroyd Director of Cultural Studies, School of Social Policy Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent. He's the author of 'Culture on Drugs: Narco-cultural studies of high modernity' (Manchester University Press, 2006) and is currently writing a monograph for Edinburgh University Press, 'Ethical Subjects in Contemporary Culture'. He's a founding Co-Editor of the on-line journal 'Culture Machine'.
Screen memories to be forgotten
"The brain is the screen", announced Gilles Deleuze some decades ago and summed up – beforehand – a range of things to come. The enthusiasm for the brain whether in terms of screen cultures (a range of films that play with mind, brain, and memory, and what Thomas Elsaesser has called the mind-game genre) or in new kinds of media interfaces e.g. for gaming is paralleled by a range of cultural and media theory looking into the notion of brain as a key metaphor, or node, for understanding contemporary media culture. Far from an earlier enthusiasm for the mind as separated from the body, and as an emblematic figure for the oh-so-much-hated-by-cultural-studies Cartesian worldview, the more recent enthusiasms is as much oriented towards brain as the fleshy epicentre of nerves, and sensation. The brain, too, is fleshy, vitalistic, and full of mattering matter, intensity, and in the world.
This is paradoxically why Christopher Nolan's Inception is such a disappointment. Despite fitting in perfectly with a range of screen culture examples from past years such as his own Memento to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, or Doll House ,
The Matrix, etc., it does not bring anything new to the genre, or an elaborated, innovative, or even exciting take on the centrality of the cognitive for current media culture. To be honest, with a topic like this, can you fail? Memory and the cognitive can be so interestingly be connected to key contemporary processes of cultural production and capitalism, even to an extent that has been branded as cognitive capitalism. Not only knowledge, affects, and such as an endproduct that can be packaged (thanks Edison, thanks copyright laws) and sold as a discrete unit of cultural industries, but the whole process of production that is more akin to an ecology of seemingly immaterial, cognitive, or emotional values that can be harnessed into value-creation and raise important issues concerning the current "creative precariat" is where these themes concerning feelings, memory and the self are debated and become crucial for the political economy.
Without going into too much detail (as I recognize my shortcomings as a film critic…) I would summarize Nolan's attempt as itself a bit pale, a bit short of exciting. Despite the references to Kubrick, which I personally do not understand at all, Nolan's film is exactly not daring sci-fi when it comes to dealing with the brain or the self. The cliched guiding idea of getting caught in a dream at the expense of reality does not become transported into a more powerful and political "don't get stuck in someone else's dream" but only a bit sentimental storyline. The parallels between political/financial power and power over the mind remain very vague, and the attempt to multiply dimensions of reality (or dream) itself a bit boring. Whereas some critics have at least hailed the visuals as stunning (I beg to differ), what is bothering that it seems to be acceptable to recycle such outdated notions of the mind and the brain in supposedly futuristic settings. Metaphors of depth, architecture, and the subconscious remain mostly vague perhaps Freudian allusions, but on a level that is as insightful as I would expect The Sun's summary of psychoanalysis to be.
Indeed, I admit after reading some more positive writings and after discussions that there would have been potential for much more. The theme of "contagious ideas", or more interestingly "emotion contagion" (that is of key scientific interest for social media cultures). The labyrinthine architectural formations in which urban structures, the psyche and various realities intertwine in a Borgesian or Dickian (as in Philip K. Dick) manner are a strong cinematic trope of contemporary digital culture. Writers such as Peter Krapp have pointed out how film itself has acted as "a medium of aberrations of memory" from such avantgarde works as Chris Marker's La Jetée to more recent science-fictions of The Terminator series and even Men in Black, and indeed its interesting to map how hallucinated, and often psychoid realities are being framed increasingly in such settings which do not take multiple realities only as delusional but at the core of power and control.
However, despite for a second trying to be optimistic and positive I have to return to my original feeling about the film; if such supposedly informed publications as the Wired are even asking if Inception is the scifi heavy-weight of the year, I must myself be in the wrong reality now.


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The University of Scranton's Department of Communication will sponsor Communication Connection: A Networking Opportunity Friday, April 23 beginning at 11 a.m. in 509 Brennan Hall.
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203 Brennan – Journalism panel
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Timothy Darragh, The Morning Call
Phil Grieco, Mars, Inc.
Lisa Guthrie, WNEP-TV
John Hambrose, Alliance Landfill, Waste Management
Sara Johnson, University of Scranton
Tessa Kelly, Rubenstein Communications
Kristen Leonard, The Nielsen Company
Marnie Lawler McDonough, Stevens Institute of Technology
Christine Mellon, Wilkes University
Catherine Mirra, BBC Worldwide
Marie Olshefski, Shamrock Communications
Pamela Rogers, Nepa Family Magazine
Tracy Selingo, Free lance ad copy writer
Sandy Snyder, The Times Leader
Ryan Tigh, NBC Universal
Thomas Venditti, New York University
Michele Wieckowski, Emery Waterhouse
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