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Do I Deserve Social Security Disability?
On occasion, I have a client ask if I think they deserve Social Security disability benefits. More often, it's an unstated question. In a sense, the answer is simple, if I took on your case, I think you should win and that you will win, so, yes, I think you deserve Social Security disability benefits. However, I think the question comes about not because the person really wants information. It's a sign of how the person who has the question feels about himself or herself.
Being disabled is tough mentally. People who are disabled come to think of themselves as being less worthy than they used to be; less worthy of love, friendship and care. They think of themselves as less worthy of help from their government in their hour of need. The fact that Social Security has turned them down just contributes to the feelings of unworthiness. I could call this a manifestation of depression — and it is — but it goes deeper. Being disabled can be a soul-sucking experience.
The practical problem with a person having the concern that they may not "deserve" Social Security disability is that this can lead to the person failing to properly pursue their Social Security disability claim. Don't do this. Winning a Social Security disability claim won't solve all your problems or even your most important problems but it is an important way of making your situation better. Most of your problem have no ready solution. They have to be lived with. However, lack of money and lack of medical insurance are problems that can be dealt with by winning Social Security disability.
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The party began in May 2005 and has been gathering steam ever since, they kicked of their celebration with some major additions and enhancements like:
Disney's California Adventure Park:
Block Party Bash - - The music and excitement are cranked to the max for this high-energy street extravaganza as Disney presents the Pixar Film Pals, who invite you to dance and play as they party their way through Disney's California Adventure! The wildest block party in Disney history entertains guests with a non-stop musical parade that doubles as a fun-filled interactive street spectacular - a truly engrossing and engaging, uniquely Disney entertainment experience.
Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! - - Inspired by the 2001 hit Walt Disney Pictures presentation of the Pixar Animation Studios film. Monsters, Inc., the newest addition to the park is located in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot and features a fun-filled ride through Monstropolis.
Turtle Talk With Crush - - An all-new experience inside the "Disney Animation" attraction in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot where guests can have an unbelievable encounter with Crush the sea turtle from the Walt Disney Pictures presentation of a Pixar Animation Studios film, Finding Nemo.
Sleeping Beauty Castle - - The focal point of the celebration was transformed into an elegant "Crown Jewel," gowned in richly colored finery, royal banners, adorned with custom-made jewel-like stones, decorated in gold, topped by five regal turret "crowns," and glowing with enchantment as never before.
Walt Disney's Parade of Dreams - - Audiences were immersed in the musical grandeur and visual spectacle of this innovative new parade, featuring one of the largest casts of Disney Characters and performers ever assembled.
Remember . . . Dreams Come True - - The all-new fireworks spectacular, the most elaborate in Disneyland history, was a truly immersive, uniquely Disney entertainment experience highlighted by an incredible musical score, dramatic close proximity pyrotechnics, never-before-seen firework designs and an incredible new flight path for Tinker Bell.
Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters - - This all-new Tomorrowland adventure is inspired by a Walt Disney Pictures presentation of a Pixar Animation Studios film, "Toy Story 2," and takes guests on a comical interactive space mission featuring cutting-edge online technology that allows fans at-home to join in the excitement - - a first for any Disney theme park attraction in the world.
Happiest Faces on Earth . . . A Disney Family Album - - Smiles and memories combine in a series of 34 gigantic photo collages of classic Disney imagery comprised of over 100,000 guest photos speaks to the emotional connection people have to Disneyland.
Golden Attraction Vehicles - - Select, original attraction vehicles from 1955 received the "Midas Touch" and be transformed into stunning visions of gold including a steed from King Arthur Carrousel, an Autopia car, a cup from the Mad Tea Party and Dumbo the Flying Elephant.
Disneyland: The First 50 Magical Years - - This new attraction features a fun and heartwarming film hosted by famed Hollywood stars Steve Martin and Donald Duck and showcases the rich Disneyland heritage of innovation, creativity, imagination and storytelling.
Space Mountain - - This classic Disneyland adventure (voted the most popular Disney theme park attraction in a recent nationwide poll) has been re-"Imagineered" for the 21st century and features an all-new queue and Space Port, redesigned rockets, an all-new exhilarating on-board audio soundtrack and "out of this world" new effects.
They haven't stopped there. The magic keeps on coming. After being closed for a few months, during which time renovations were performed and enhancements made, one of the most famous Disney rides Pirates of The Caribbean re-opened. The re-opening occured during a star-studded world premiere at Disneyland in California of the all-new film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.
Pirates of the Caribbean -- The films (Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl - 2003 and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - 2006) have inspired exciting additions to the attraction.
Over 400 Disney Imagineers have been working in California and Florida on the research, planning and installation of these enhancements over the past three years.
The original analog audio tracks from the attraction have all been digitally re-mastered to ensure a crisp and dynamic soundtrack. Guests will notice the addition of music cues from the soundtracks of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (Score composed by Klaus Badelt) and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (Score composed by Hans Zimmer).
More than 270 audio speakers have been replaced throughout the attraction.
Large bass subwoofers have been installed within the "Battle Scene" between the pirate galleon and the Spanish fortress to provide a sense of concussion during the firing of the cannons.
It took three days to empty and refill the "bayou's" 750,000 gallons of water for the enhancements to be completed.
Âe The cannon firing and cannon ball effects in the water have all been upgraded to heighten the sense of intensity and drama in the "Battle Scene." Underscoring from the film(s) has also been added to the scene.
Âe One of the largest scenes to be enhanced is the impressive "Treasure Cache," found in the attraction's mysterious grottos. Imagineers removed the scene entirely and fabricated more than 400,000 new shimmering gold coins and set pieces.
Âe The "Treasure Cache" scene at Disneyland will contain original movie props, including the Aztec treasure chest, from the hit 2003 film Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
Âe When Disney Imagineers began preparing the treasure for the enhancement, they discovered a number of original props with hand-written notes taped to the back by Imagineers from the 1960s about placement and color of the props.
New Pirates of the Caribbean Attraction Crew Members
Âe The first appearance of Captain Jack Sparrow occurs during the familiar "Dunking Scene" where one of the pirate leaders is interrogating the village's mayor, trying to find out Captain Jack's whereabouts by consistently dunking the poor magistrate in the well.
Âe Captain Jack Sparrow appears again in a barrel, sneaking glances at a treasure map held by a nearby salty old pirate.
Âe Captain Jack Sparrow's third and final appearance in the attraction occurs in the finale "Treasure Room" scene where he can be found relishing in his good fortune to be the first to find the town's cache of treasure.
Âe The ruthless Barbossa can now be seen as the Captain of the Wicked Wench in the attraction's famous battle scene. The ship was not changed to the Black Pearl, since the story in the attraction is set before Captain Jack obtains that ship.
Âe The new dialog of Captain Jack Sparrow, Davy Jones and Barbossa was voiced by the actors in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies [Johnny Depp, Bill Nighy and Geoffrey Rush].
Âe An apparition of the ghostly Davy Jones, a prominent character in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, can be seen in the attractions' mysterious grotto labyrinth, materializing via a fantastic waterfall effect.
If these additional attractions aren't enough to excite you, then just wait. There's more.
Halloween Time -- The witching hour of midnight on Sept. 29, 2006, will mark the beginning of Disney's HalloweenTime, an all-new seasonal event at the Disneyland Resort with whimsical decor, costumed Disney Characters, and interactive Halloween activities the whole family will find frightfully fun. Continuing through Oct. 31, the first-ever event will allow guests to enter a family-friendly world of Halloween delights.
Year of a Million Dreams -- From an overnight stay inside Cinderella Castle to a Golden FASTPASS, dreams big and small will come true at Disneyland and Walt Disney World resorts during Disney's "Year of a Million Dreams," a first-of-its-kind celebration of the individual dreams of Disney Parks guests.
The year-long celebration, beginning Oct. 1, 2006, at Disneyland Resort in California and Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, will feature the debut of an incredible lineup of new attractions and entertainment at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts, plus new technologies that allow guests to customize their Disney park experience.
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-Cascade Bill Mooseker
Returning to my roots by visiting 100 Springs. Still a wonderful place.
The party was held at Burley's Restaurant in Tyrone, Pa. The party was attended by many of Lelia's friends and family.
We held a pizza party at our house and the next day Greg and Karen (after super human efforts to get everything ready in time) hosted a large get together. The dinner was catered by Larry's Smokehouse.
Photo shoot at Gasworks Park - reception at the Lakeside at Lake Union.
Photos by Steve Maschue, Bill Mooseker(and Evan and Parker), Joyce Kobuck and Mary Jane Bickle. Photos with titles that end in "OFP" are the official photographer; Bill's end in "WHM"; Steve's end in "SM"; Joyce's end in "PIP";and, Mary Jane's end in "MJ".
-Cascade Bill Mooseker
The clouds parted as we drove into Newhalem for the start of the Seattle City Light's Diablo Lake Adventure Tour. You take a bus from Newhalem up the North Cascades Highway to Diablo Dam where you board the Alice Ross III for a tour up the lake to Ross Dam and back. When we got back to Newhalem, we took the Ladder Creek Falls Loop trail.
Here is a link to an article about the Diablo Lake tour: Click Here.


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Last Year: 11-5, second in NFC East. Lost in Wild-Card Round.
Significant Additions: WR Brandon Marshall (FA), OL D.J. Fluker (FA), TE Evan Engram (R1), DT Dalvin Tomlinson (R2), DE Avery Moss (R5)
Significant Losses: WR Victor Cruz, K Robbie Gould
The addition of Brandon Marshall is critical. His big-bodied catching style perfectly fits an offense that relies heavily on slant routes. And, obviously, with Odell Beckham around, Marshall won't see the types of double-teams and zone-coverage rotations he saw with the Jets. Marshall's only real adjustment will be where he lines up. With the Jets he was often an X-iso receiver, meaning he was by himself on the weak side. But that's usually Beckham's role. Marshall's other playing spot was the slot, which is filled on the Giants by Sterling Shepard.
Most likely, Marshall will see more snaps as a flanker—the receiver who lines up on the side of the tight end. That tight end will be first-round rookie Evan Engram. This is the first true middle-of-the-field threat the Giants have had in the Beckham era. Engram is young and raw but should immediately supplant the supremely limited Will Tye.
It remains to be seen how good of a run-blocker Engram can be. Mediocre blocking at tight end has hindered the Giants' ground game, which is predicated on basic inside zone runs from shotgun. Barring unexpected greatness from fourth round rookie Wayne Gallman, it won't be a dynamic backfield. Incumbent back Paul Perkins has decent lateral agility but not quite enough of it to consistently create his own yards. (Though with a year under his belt and increased first-team reps this offseason, perhaps he'll be a more comfortable runner in 2017.) Shane Vereen is almost strictly a "backfield receiver."
The Giants don't have the type of offensive line that can consistently pave lanes for ball-carriers. It was once thought that massive 2013 first-rounder D.J. Fluker could be that, but after four so-so seasons in San Diego, the Chargers let him walk. Expect Fluker to vie for a starting spot along the right side, either at tackle (replacing Bobby Hart) or guard (replacing John Jerry). Too bad Fluker can't play left tackle; that's the one position where New York could really stand to improve (so far 2015 first-round pick Ereck Flowers has not panned out).
On defense, instead of paying known-entity Jonathan Hankins roughly $10 million a year to continue at tackle, the Giants spent a second-round pick on Dalvin Tomlinson. They'd love for him and fifth-round defensive end Avery Moss to spark a more successful pass rush. Last year's big-money free agent pickup, Olivier Vernon, was superb in run defense (better in this department than any other D-end in the league, in fact), but he had only 8.5 sacks, spearheading an often futile four-man rush.
Strangely enough, that Giants' pass rush also had another upper-echelon defensive end: Jason Pierre-Paul. He was re-signed for $62 million over four years. Like Vernon, Pierre-Paul is a monster against the run. And it's not like these two can't put the heat on quarterbacks. Both just need to do it more regularly.
Typically an impotent pass rush fells a defense. But the Giants have something no other team has save for the Broncos: three high-quality pure cover corners: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie plus last year's newcomers, Janoris Jenkins and Eli Apple. As long as these guys are on the field, defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo can dial up any blitz imaginable. And he does. Spagnuolo can be especially creative with his blitzes out of two-safety coverages, which is unusual (in most blitzes there's just one safety back).
The only tenuous thing with this defense is its depth. If any of the corners are out, it's in trouble. Recall the playoff loss last year at Green Bay. Rodgers-Cromartie left with a thigh injury on the first series. That compromised part of the man coverage's reliability, which wiped several blitz packages off Spagnuolo's play sheet. Eventually Aaron Rodgers exploited this.
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Movie: Smart People is a story about a widower professor at Carnegie Mellon University named Lawrence Wetherhold (Dennis Quaid) that is arguably the last of a dying breed, a professor extremely well versed in literature to the point where he is completely closed to outside opinion. His students rightfully hate him as do his peers on staff, his inability to share his knowledge only one of the many character flaws the man displays with tremendous pride every day. He believes that higher education sold out generations ago, churning out students like mass produced cogs to feed a greater machine rather than inspire deep thought, resulting in student evaluations of his teaching skills that probably shouldn't be printed on a family friendly website. Bitter and self absorbed, Lawrence runs through his routine like clockwork, his sole weakness being for his daughter Vanessa (Ellen Page), the teenager almost as self important as he is with an intellect to match. Vanessa has assumed the alpha female role in the lives of her family, her brother James (Ashton Holmes) somewhat less socially bankrupt at a meager cost of a few IQ points. As is a regular occurrence in their lives, uncle Chuck (Thomas Haden Church) comes knocking at the door for yet another handout, the adopted brother of Lawrence having been established as frequenting him like an ATM machine. Chuck is outgoing and friendly, possessing enough wit to fend off the bitter verbal attacks of Vanessa and Lawrence but not enough for the burnout to hold a steady job.
Lawrence is in a state of crisis at the opening of the movie though since his latest book has been soundly rejected by all the publishers that he used to have at his feet. He is also appointed to head the committee to find a department chair, a position of authority and power that he has long coveted himself, and the gradual state of decay he has noticed is wearing him down. Vanessa is hated and hateful at the same time, her need to latch onto something greater to fulfill a social role resulting in her volunteering for the local Young Republicans chapter as she studies to ace her SATs at the cost of anything meaningful in her bleak existence. James shows up in the movie a handful of times as the foil of his nuclear family but is relegated to the background far too often to be considered a major character other than as an example of someone able to move on with his life, unlike dad and sister. Without spoiling too much of the movie, drunken Lawrence reaps what he sowed as he attempts to regain some property from his towed car, resulting in an accident that lands him in the hospital with a mandatory 6 month hold on his license. His need for transportation is such that he hires Chuck to drive him around, neither James nor Vanessa wanting the position, the spot lasting far longer when the insurance company refuses to pay for a professional chauffer. His emergency room doctor, Janet Hartigan (Sarah Jessica Parker), takes a shine to him for unknown reasons and they soon start dating (with disastrous results). She is a man killer type that rejects any she goes out with, the reasoning only touched upon in the movie but enough to set the stage. Janet and Vanessa show appropriate cattiness towards one another too, the movie excelling at showing the negativity of modern cinema without any of the redeeming qualities most people buy tickets to see.
Chuck reaches out to Vanessa so as to keep her from becoming a corporate zombie Republican, doing his best to corrupt her with the help of substances (legal and illegal) and that sets in motion her desperate cry for his affection while James starts banging another student (Camille Mana as an outspoken student currently taking his fathers' literature class, the gal looking most attractive in her satin red undies) in an effort to avoid the pitiful situation the others are trapped in. As book smart as they are, none of the leads has a clue about modern life outside their tiny niches, Vanessa seemingly openly shocked when she asks one of her peers what it's like to "be stupid" and getting answered back with "like sitting by yourself at lunch every day" with a nonchalance that only the working class could fully appreciate. Haden is likable enough, far more than he was as the jerk in Sidelines and essentially steals every scene he is in while Parker and Quaid, the focal points of the movie, ramble on endlessly in such a manner that elicited more pity than interest. Page shined from time to time but her character was given a role that proved devoid of humanity and her motivations for her uncle's love unclear. Mix these half thought out characters into a giant vat and you have what amounts to a narcissistic screenplay directed by a novice into oblivion for a decidedly small audience of film festival types more than as a commercially viable project. It fails as a comedy largely because the comedic bits were tempered with ill intent and as a drama it almost self implodes on the lack of follow up by the threads started, and repeatedly abandoned, as much as how truly nasty the characters were. If you want to be entertained, look elsewhere but this was one I would rate as a Skip It.
Picture: Smart People (Blu-Ray) was presented in 2.40:1 widescreen color in 1080p resolution using the AVC codec with a bitrate largely hovering around the 24.7 Mbps mark. I could see the pores in Quaid's face, the worry lines in Parker's brow, the individual whiskers in Haden's goatee, and the luminescent skin of Page throughout the production in such a way that I doubt very much if a standard definition release could approach it. The tones of the movie were somehow muted, as if on purpose, to show how mundane the life of the leads were in proportion to the rest of the world (almost as if the director were projecting their mindset onto the canvass of the screen). There was not a lot of compression noise or moiré but I did see some edge enhancement a few of you fuss about. In terms of composition, there were a lot of talking head shots that made me think a degree of importance was assigned to each character according to how much their heads were cropped (the more cropping, the more important) or how many close ups they were given. Haden, Parker, and Quaid looked almost as if in a state of perpetual windburn too, but this wasn't a "feel good" movie so I suppose it wouldn't make sense to further exploit the downer characters with happier surroundings.
Sound: The main audio track was presented in English 5.1 uncompressed PCM with a sampling rate of 48 kHz and 6.9 Mbps bitrate (I thought lossless tracks varied according to the need of the material rather than follow a set rate). As there were no special effects going on, the vocals were dominant this time with a decently mixed in score and some rare ambient sounds when the cast were outside. There was some solid directionality to the talking heads and the score was suitable enough but all of it was presented in a subdued fashion as if in support of the visual details, lacking any depth or breadth to speak of but sounding a lot like it was all added in post production rather than captured as the movie was shot (sounding kind of fake).
Extras: The most obvious extra was the audio commentary between director Naom Murro and writer Mark Poirier. I listened to about half of it when I fell asleep, their ponderings about the characters they had hoped to breathe life into sounding like a cheerleading effort where they were almost apologetic about certain shortcomings of the movie (though never about those that worked on it). There was then a making of feature that gave most of the main people here a chance to describe what they were doing and how they fit into the rambling story. The bunch of deleted scenes were unpolished and rarely added anything to my understanding of the movie, bloopers, the trailers limited but decent enough, and the Easter Egg of the cast at the Sundance Film Festival (sans Page though Haden read off a delightful email message purportedly from her that had more with than the rest of the movie). The Easter Egg could be found by cycling through the extras screen, continue past the obvious ones, and then it will light up. My copy also had a voucher for the upcoming release of Blindness that I gave to another reviewer to appreciate.
Final Thoughts: Smart People might have been tentatively about a saddened old jerk of a professor locked into a pattern of mourning for his lost wife trying to break free of the past but it really did not go anywhere. There was no obvious chemistry between any of the performers and the writing seemed to be best when writing the characters into corners before dropping those lines of thoughts in random fashion. The meanness of the characters alone made me never want to see any of them again and the revelations of growth the director was fond of pointing out in the commentary were so obscure that I doubt anyone will care to seek them out. In short, Smart People (Blu-Ray) wasn't an arty-farty movie for the self pretentious to hate over dinner, it was one best avoided altogether as half baked, half cocked, and half as good as it should have been.


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11565 N White Tail Court
$1,595,000, 4 Beds 4 Baths 3,303 Sqft .3 Acres
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This 'to be built' home in Soaring Hawk is not to be missed! Enjoy panoramic million-dollar views of Deer Valley Resort and the Jordanelle Reservoir. This two-level home will feature 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms over 3,300 sq ft plus a 645 sq ft garage. The home offers a large great room, a cozy fireplace, and a large deck to enjoy the gorgeous views. The main level master offers another fireplace, large ensuite and walk-in closet, and an additional access to the deck. On the lower level you'll find a family room, wet bar, additional deck for entertaining and enjoying the view, and three bedrooms. Located in the Heber/Wasatch school district and just a short drive to Park City and Kamas.
Courtesy of: KW Park City Keller Williams.
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Let's talk...
Text messages and emails are all very well; but they are no substitute for a real conversation
Okay, be honest now. How many of you use a mobile phone or a laptop to communicate with people in the same house? Do you text your spouse to say that dinner is ready when he or she is just a room away? Do you BBM your kids to tell them that they are getting late for school and need to step on it? Do you phone your household help from the bedroom to ask them to lay out breakfast? I have to plead guilty to the last. I know it is a bit shaming but I find that switching on my mobile and calling on the landline to ask for coffee and toast gives me an extra ten minutes in bed. And on some days, that can make all the difference.
The reason I am asking you these intrusive questions this Sunday morning is because a recent survey conducted by a British company found that as many 45 per cent of the respondents admitted to using mobile devices to communicate with family members even when they were all in the same house. And I am guessing – thanks to an entirely unscientific and unrepresentative survey conducted among my friends – that it is much the same in India.
Kids instant message their moms to find out what was for dinner. Moms text their kids to remind them that's there's tennis after school that day. Husbands BBM wives to tell them they are running late (and vice versa).
Sometimes there are good reasons for using this method of communication. If you text or email your husband that he needs to pick up the dry cleaning on the way home, there is a greater chance that he will remember to do so. And if he forgets you will have written evidence that you did remind him to do that and that he forgot. Not only will this save you an endless argument on the lines of 'Yes, I did tell you' 'No, you didn't' it will also help to conclusively establish that it was HIS fault. (Of course this will lead to endless whining about how 'everything' seems to be his fault; but you are probably used to that.)
So yes, it's always good to have a record of stuff like that. Ditto, what time the PTA meeting is; which weekend has been blocked off for a visit to the in-laws; whose turn it is to pick up the kids from school; when the credit card payment falls due. Using text messaging or email to discuss stuff like this makes sense.
And who can deny that the day gets a little brighter when you see a message from your significant other in your inbox with the tagline 'I love you' or even 'Miss you'. A missive like that can make even the most dreary work meeting easier to get through.
But that said, there is a lot of stuff that we really should be saying face-to-face – and we simply don't. And however much we may regret it, there is simply no denying that non-verbal communication is on the rise. What's more, every generation seems to be as guilty as the next. A few years ago, I would berate my young nieces and nephews for instant messaging their friends rather than simply picking up the phone and talking to them. Now I find myself texting or BBM-ing my friends, with whom I would have had long phone conversations in more low-tech times.
So, why exactly are we so leery about having a real conversation these days? Partly it is that we don't want to seem intrusive. Everyone has busy lives and we don't want to call and make a nuisance of ourselves. It's much easier to respond to a text than a phone call, we tell ourselves, as we put off a nice, long chat yet again. But at least part of the problem is that simply don't want to invest the time and effort required to have a proper heart-to-heart with those we love. We'd much rather exchange a line or two on the phone or via email than participate in a meaningful exchange.
But when we cease to have conversations, we miss out on much more than we realise. Effectively, we are raising a generation that is incapable of picking up on verbal cues and micro-expressions because of the lack of face-time in their lives. We are creating a world in which emoticons are replacing emotions; and where human interface is being nudged out by hyper-connectivity. And in the process, we are all becoming a little less human ourselves.
So, the next time you have something to say to those who love and cherish, just say it. Don't email, text, BBM or instant message. Pick up the phone and talk.
Sometimes it is nicer to hear a human voice than a ping that announces the arrival of yet another email. And it's always better to exchange smiles with someone (or just hear a smile in their voices) rather than see a smiley in their text messages.


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I've never considered myself a picky eater. I like to think that if someone were to make me a meal, no matter what was on the plate (well, y'know, as long as it wasn't a big bloody steak or something, obviously!), I'd eat it willingly and gratefully. And I suppose that's true. But then I realized that there are certain foods that I just won't purchase or cook on my own because, well, I don't really like them! So I've decided that I'm going to try and overcome these food aversions - thus, the Crinkly Nose Chronicles were born. Why the name, you ask? Well, what facial expression does a child make when you ask her to eat a food she doesn't like? Yup - she crinkles her nose and pairs it with a disdainful look that leave no confusion as to her meaning. And the questionable food I'm dealing with today is the humble yam.
Now, the food I really have an issue with here is the sweet potato. I know that's weird, and I know that yams and sweet potatoes are not exactly the same thing, but my local grocery store had yams on sale last week - with no sweet potatoes in sight - so I decided to just pretend that once I learn to like yams, sweet potatoes will naturally follow.
I think my dislike of sweet potatoes stems from childhood. I've always had an issue with tastes - I don't like my dinner to taste sweet, and as I've mentioned before, I am not a huge fan of the savory breakfast. So, while regular ol' potatoes are just fine with me, the sweet ones have always tripped me up. As a kid, I'd watch the rest of my family enjoying baked sweet potatoes with butter and brown sugar and wistfully wish I could learn to like them, but I just couldn't. Not only did their taste not fit with my conceptions of what dinner should entail, but their general flavor, quite honestly, just did not do it for me. I also have issues with texture - I hated yogurt as a kid and bananas still make me gag - and the texture of sweet potatoes was always slightly off-putting to me. As I've gotten older, I've grown more tolerant; if yams or sweet potatoes are part of a side dish at Thanksgiving or Christmas, I'll force down a small helping. But buying them and cooking them of my own volition? Not on your life!
...until last week, that is. I came home from the grocery store with two big ol' yams last Monday, and decided that the best way to trick my taste buds into enjoying them was to make baked yam fries - and yes, that's probably the same approach I'd take with a child, hehe! In search of some appropriate seasoning, the very first result from Googling "sweet potato fries" led me here. Hmm - her husband hates sweet potatoes but loved these fries?! Sounds good to me! So I chopped up my yam into some strangely shaped pieces, mixed up some olive oil (way less than the 1/4 cup in the recipe, goodness!) with some paprika and cinnamon (a spice mixture that sounded just crazy enough to work) and popped 'em in the oven.
Um, consider me chastened! These fries were delicious! I liked the ones where the skin had gone all crispy, but I was even able to eat the ones with mooshy insides without having texture OR flavor issues! In fact, I actually enjoyed the yammish flavor. I liked these fries so much that I made them again last night when I wasn't particularly hungry for a big dinner.
As you can see, I had the fries with some asparagus I needed to use up. The asparagus looks really shiny, but it's just flavored with a little Earth Balance and some squeezes of fresh lemon juice. Yum all around.
I've made progress, I think, in my journey towards becoming a yam/sweet potato fan. But I still have a ways to go. I've got to graduate to actual sweet potatoes, and I need to stop eating my yams as fries (or do I?) and try another way of eating them. In fact, I bought two more yams at the store today, and I promise that the next time I see a sweet potato, I will purchase it and try to enjoy it!
So - what's YOUR favorite way of eating yams/sweet potatoes?
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I sent 2 vids.
The first one was raw exactly as recorded - no music - no editing
The second was edited with music and transitions.
I loved the second and was really proud of the editing work I did on it.
My question was simple:
which vid do you prefer.
the answer was pret clear:
60% prefered the raw version
40% prefered the edited version
I was really surprised but in a way, of course, it makes.
Here are the reasons that were invoked for prefering the raw version:
- It is more real! More personal!
- When I am hurting in a break up, not sure I want to hear some high energy techno music blasting through my ears.
In other terms, the raw version was connecting slightly better + was matching an energy level.
60/40 is not a big difference, I agree + It is still possible the the edited version attracts more sales when used in a commercial way.
To keep in mind for future vids


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34 Quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, out of weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in fight, turned to flight the armies of the aliens.
35 Women received their dead raised to life again: and others were tortured, not accepting deliverance; that they might obtain a better resurrection:
36 And others had trial of cruel mockings and scourgings, yea, moreover of bonds and imprisonment:
37 They were stoned, they were sawn asunder, were tempted, were slain with the sword: they wandered about in sheepskins and goatskins; being destitute, afflicted, tormented;
38 (Of whom the world was not worthy:) they wandered in deserts, and in mountains, and in dens and caves of the earth.
39 And these all, having obtained a good report through faith, received not the promise:
40 God having provided some better thing for us, that they without us should not be made perfect.
12:1 Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us,
2 Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God.
3 For consider him that endured such contradiction of sinners against himself, lest ye be wearied and faint in your minds.
4 Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin.
5 And ye have forgotten the exhortation which speaketh unto you as unto children, My son, despise not thou the chastening of the Lord, nor faint when thou art rebuked of him:
6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth.
7 If ye endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons; for what son is he whom the father chasteneth not?
8 But if ye be without chastisement, whereof all are partakers, then are ye bastards, and not sons.
9 Furthermore we have had fathers of our flesh which corrected us, and we gave them reverence: shall we not much rather be in subjection unto the Father of spirits, and live?
10 For they verily for a few days chastened us after their own pleasure; but he for our profit, that we might be partakers of his holiness.
11 Now no chastening for the present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous: nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them which are exercised thereby.
12 Wherefore lift up the hands which hang down, and the feeble knees;
13 And make straight paths for your feet, lest that which is lame be turned out of the way; but let it rather be healed.
14 Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord:
15 Looking diligently lest any man fail of the grace of God; lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you, and thereby many be defiled;
16 Lest there be any fornicator, or profane person, as Esau, who for one morsel of meat sold his birthright.
17 For ye know how that afterward, when he would have inherited the blessing, he was rejected: for he found no place of repentance, though he sought it carefully with tears.
18 For ye are not come unto the mount that might be touched, and that burned with fire, nor unto blackness, and darkness, and tempest,
19 And the sound of a trumpet, and the voice of words; which voice they that heard entreated that the word should not be spoken to them any more:
20 (For they could not endure that which was commanded, And if so much as a beast touch the mountain, it shall be stoned, or thrust through with a dart:
21 And so terrible was the sight, that Moses said, I exceedingly fear and quake:)
22 But ye are come unto mount Sion, and unto the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innumerable company of angels,
23 To the general assembly and church of the firstborn, which are written in heaven, and to God the Judge of all, and to the spirits of just men made perfect,
24 And to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling, that speaketh better things than that of Abel.
25 See that ye refuse not him that speaketh. For if they escaped not who refused him that spake on earth, much more shall not we escape, if we turn away from him that speaketh from heaven:
26 Whose voice then shook the earth: but now he hath promised, saying, Yet once more I shake not the earth only, but also heaven.
27 And this word, Yet once more, signifieth the removing of those things that are shaken, as of things that are made, that those things which cannot be shaken may remain.
28 Wherefore we receiving a kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear:
29 For our God is a consuming fire.
13:1 Let brotherly love continue.
2 Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.
3 Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them; and them which suffer adversity, as being yourselves also in the body.
4 Marriage is honourable in all, and the bed undefiled: but whoremongers and adulterers God will judge.
5 Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.
6 So that we may boldly say, The Lord is my helper, and I will not fear what man shall do unto me.
7 Remember them which have the rule over you, who have spoken unto you the word of God: whose faith follow, considering the end of their conversation.
8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
9 Be not carried about with divers and strange doctrines. For it is a good thing that the heart be established with grace; not with meats, which have not profited them that have been occupied therein.


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14th August 2013. The day has come and gone. It was a very special day. It was the 120th birthday of Victoria Institution (VI). It was VI's Founder's Day.
There was no fanfare, no celebration, no Tattoo, no dinner on this special occasion. But in the world of technology today, old and new Victorians took to social media to show their appreciation for their beloved school.
For many who have walked the corridors of glory, this school was not only a place for education. It was a place where boys were moulded into men. A place which builds character. It was a school with a unique tradition, culture, values, and identity.
Most importantly, the school is about its students, Victorians, as they are the ones who live and continue to pass on these values. Over the years, Victorians have excelled not just academically, but also in sports, music, literature and other fields, with many great successes.
For so long, VI has always been associated with academic excellence as well as its colorful co-curricular bodies. And it is these bodies especially that were the core in building students' character; run by the students on their own with little or no help from the school authorities, and yet excelling in their respective fields.
VI has produced individuals who are able to think, articulate, as well as act maturely. Victorians have no issues in dealing with paperwork, public speeches or presentations and of course, leading society in many ways. Some even discuss and play active roles in national politics and socio-economic reforms.
But times have changed, and so have priorities and expectations. The old Victorians have done their part in living up to the traditions and values which have built up the school to where it is today. The question is what will be the path for VI going forward.
So, what is VI now? Is it a place where "education" now is all about passing exams? Do the current Victorians have their own aspirations of what they want the school to be? The old Victorians have for the longest time lived through the Education Ministry's system, worked with it, and most of the time worked through the system to find achievement and success.
Victorians used to be provided liberty and freedom to manage and explore within the permitted boundaries. Do the current Victorians still have that liberty and freedom? Or are their hands now tied, where their main priorities are purely academic? Are parents now more protective of their children that "failure" is not acceptable? Is the saying "A Victorian is a scholar, a sportsman and a gentleman" being forgotten? Are the current Victorians now being "shaped" to have a certain mindset? And more importantly, do the current Victorians want to continue to live those unique traditions and values?
These are some of the thoughts that current Victorians and also future Victorians should consider moving forward. The school is nothing without its students, and the Victorians are the soul of VI. The current Victorians should think about how and what they want to achieve by working with and through the system, and at the same time not becoming blind followers. Remember "that instructions be not all, nor this school just roof and wall".
I, for one, an old Victorian, can only live with the glory that was achieved with the school during our time. The only thing that I can do is to share my experiences and provide guidance where needed. But the responsibility is now with the current and future generation Victorians to think and decide what they want and how they want to shape the school.
It is the current and future Victorians that will need to pick up this baton, and ensure that the Victorian spirit lives on with changing times. I probably will not live to see it, but I sincerely hope that the beautiful VI lives to see another 120 years and beyond.
#BeYetWiser #VI120
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It has touched me fairly when I heard both sides of 2 very contrasting views and unconciously I too wanted my voice to be heard.
I strongly believe there are many Victorians out there who may not have made their names as national personalities but are now a respectable someone in big organizations. I have recently met numerous Victorians last Saturday in a wedding dinner of one of our fellow Victorian. Most are 'someone' now and contributing to our economy one way or another.
It will be hard for me to deny the fact that the knowledge we gained from our school days, our Victorian culture that were instilled in us, the clubs with many passionate members we have took part in does somehow build that characters in us, Victorian. I certainly am very sure being a Victorian made a difference in me, a wiser person.
Be Yet Wiser
WH Chew
The debate goes on . As a young man entering the school in the early eighties with a host of uncles who have walked through the school, I began my journey with a sense of pride and determination. Not to match the illustrious seniors but to appreciate the school's rich history and traditions. This was the "platform" that allowed many of us to reach for the sky in our pursuit for excellence. As for the prefects, its was a unique system that allowed discipline to be instilled by the students themselves. The younger ones obeying the instructions unconditionally and the older boys seeking means to rebel. This it self trained the mind to handle situations and conditions that one would face in the future.
As now I have my two sons in the school, I can see the difference in the school of old. But this is not to be lamented but to be appreciated as part of the journey in the development of the young person. The school will be celebrating its founders day on 29-8-2013. Be Yet Wiser
Dr. Thiruventhiran
School Captain-1986
I am from Victoria Institution myself, class of 2002.
Frankly, the school did nothing for me. In no way did the school mould me to become any better than I could've been. Arguably, it may have had I been a student in the 50's, 60's or 70's.
The point oft-repeated by most Victorians is that the school has given rise to many a thinkers and leaders. I think this is predicated on a bias. The students who were allowed entrance to VI were subjected to a selection process after their UPSR. The brightest were selected. There is therefore a greater probability why Victorians go on to become thinkers and leaders. They already had a good foundation in education, and arguably the brains to boot.
I think the allegiance that Victorians display for their institution borders on the irrational and it strips the value and genius of the individuals that have walked through its corridors. These individuals were great because of who they were and their life experiences, not because of a building or even whatever values the institution purportedly represents. For instance, the excessive antics of the school prefects, said to reflect the upkeep of discipline, is really just an arbitrary imposition of authoritarianism; it serves to instil blind obedience to authority within pupils. This should not be condoned. The 'Lines' that were conducted every morning is a reminder of the "subject status" occupied by pupils. It is the very anti-thesis of "liberty and freedom" that Victorians ignorantly bray about having received in VI.
I think it is of far greater wisdom for Victorians to look within themselves to define themselves, rather than holding their identity and achievements as an affirmation of being from VI. While there may have been a handful of individuals who leave the institution and become national personalities, let's not forget that the majority of those who leave VI still remain nobodies and unknowns. So what does it matter if you came from the 120-year-old Victoria Institution?
Screw you la Aston
Wow time to do it how about it why don't face it then fuck it in here haha let's functions bro..
Thanks Aston for your honest reply, a different perspective all together and appreciate it. What I would say is just like you have mentioned that the school did nothing for you (I am sure there are others like you as well), there are also others who feel the school did make them a different person, hence the affiliation back to the school.
Walking the corridor of the school is by no means discrediting the genius individuals themselves, but perhaps more of provided the genius an additional platform to flourish (but ultimately it also depends on the individual what he/she wants to consume).
Yes undeniably, the best were selected, there is no argument on that. Perhaps I did not mention this clear enough in the article, these have perhaps changed with times as well. I am not sure if the best is still being selected into VI, or they prefer not too. This is evident with different schools now producing brilliant achievers, not only the "premier" schools. Hence, my point on what the current and future students what the school to be.
On the example of prefects i.e. authoritarianism, I wouldn't venture as far to that as blind obedience, but perhaps more of self-managing i.e. seniors "looking" after juniors from a discipline perspective. At least for me, I have stood up against fellow seniors for what I stand and questioned them back. As for the Lines i.e. subject status, at least for me I don't see myself as a subject, but rather part of the make up instead. Example, when I become a senior, it is my responsibility to look after my juniors, and definitely not looking at them as my subject.
You are right, each should look within themselves to define individually. I would perhaps add on to that that more importantly, each should take that opportunity to seek anything better and their takeaway from the VI platform i.e try and get the best out of what is offered, if any. There is nothing to lose really for a great individual to flourish.
Again as for holding identity and affirmation to VI, some perhaps felt they have learnt a lot from the school, or perhaps the best part of their lives (not necessary studies or achievements though). As for national personalities, perhaps majority are still unknown, but each has flourished in their own ventures/fields, so that doesn't mean they are not successful. You are one great example :))
Thank you for the reply Adrian.
You are one great example Aston.
Thanks Baba Pepper!! :))
Good piece… you are not alone with such thoughts…
Michael Phoon (Class of '91)
Thanks my fellow senior :))
Adrian Ng,
Without wishing to disclose my alma mater, I need to let you know that anybody from Victoria Institute is, supposedly, my sworn enemy.
Why? I dunno – I was told so :)
120 years, eh? Damn!! That's a fine innings :)
Congratulations to VI and all who have walked those dark and dingy corridoors :) Come on, gimme a break, ok? I mustn't be too lavish with my praise, ok? :)
Hahaha healthy rivalry is good :))) thanks bro :)))
Nice post, Adrian… :) Love your blurb by the way.
Thanks bro..How's life in NZ??
It seems we are the only VICTORIAN left. The school now belongs to non-victorian that killing the tradition piece by peace leading towards graveyard. Happy 120th Anniversary to all fellow Victorian and my late father (Victorian 1948-1952). – Zahari-Bandmajor 1986
Abang Zahari, we do what we can


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JACKSON — Groups say they are interested in opening as many as 30 charter schools in Mississippi.
Charter School Authorizer Board Chairman Tommie Cardin said he received letters of intent for as many as 28 schools by the 5 p.m. yesterday deadline. A Columbus group said it also applied for two more schools, and Cardin said he expects to accept applications that may have been delivered to an alternate address.
Eight groups say they want to open a school in the city of Jackson, but interest spans 18 districts from Moss Point to Marshall County. Some groups seek to open schools in more than one district, and each school is a separate application.
The board can approve only 15 schools per year, and the number of applications surprised some observers.
"I'm impressed, I'll put it to you that way," Cardin said. "There was interest out there and I didn't really have a good sense of it."
Lawmakers in 2013 approved an expanded law allowing charter schools — public schools run by private groups that agree to meet certain standards in exchange for less regulation — after a two-year fight. This application process is likely to lead to the establishment of the first charter school in the state.
"I'm impressed and encouraged by the amount of interest from all parts of the state in opening public charter schools," said Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves, who supported the law. "Mississippi parents want a choice in their children's education to give them the opportunity for the best start in life."
Applications are due March 14, with the board scheduled to vote on approvals in June. Board members have said they will be focused on making sure applicants pass a high bar, to guarantee effective schools.
"We want to ensure that applicants have a strong track record of academic achievement so that students and their parents can be assured of a high-quality education," said state Superintendent Carey Wright, a member of the authorizer board.
Though the board has left open the possibility that schools could open in the fall, members have encouraged applicants to aim for fall 2015 as a more realistic goal.
Not all groups submitting letters by yesterday's deadline will necessarily follow through with an application. Erika Berry, executive director of the Mississippi Charter Schools Association said one-third or fewer of interested groups are charter management organizations, which run charter schools elsewhere.
One challenge for applicants will be to demonstrate community support. Nashville Prep, a Tennessee group that submitted applications to open two schools in Jackson, said it was attracted by the need for improved educational performance in Mississippi.
"We don't want to go somewhere where we're not wanted," Nashville Prep Founding Director Ravi Gupta said earlier this month. "We don't want to go where we're shoving it down people's throats."
Gupta said Nashville Prep was assigning a staff member to build support in Jackson. One of the city's largest churches, New Horizon International, has already offered a building, and the pastor, Bishop Ronnie Crudup Sr., is joining the board of the Jackson schools.
But Jackson Superintendent Cedrick Gray said that charter schools would only be able to serve a few hundred of the district's roughly 30,000 students. He people who wanted to improve education in the capital would work with the system.
"If you're doing it to help improve the educational outcomes of the children of the city of Jackson, you can do what others have already done, which is partner with Jackson Public Schools," Gray said, noting examples including Jackson State University's work with Blackburn Middle School.
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Propose a toast to valor
welcome marauders of reason,
the condescending scholar,
voices of treason.
Three & a half cheers to freedom-
Shameless praises to the red.
Damn you who see them,
and you, who wish they were dead.
Wave our flag high & free.
Black list our leader.
This country is of thee
& you be the bottom feeder.
You watched a documentary.
You earned tour days.
Convinced them this wasn't meant for me-
Those are your ways.
Spread steadfast cunning & hate-
Chaos is of the mind
Tranquility you debate.
You're just wasting time.
Drown in your breath.
Seek knowledge in the pitch.
Wear white to your death-
All banging all bark.
You to I, them to we.
Us to that, this you see?
Of course you don't understand, you refuse to know.
Why pick clarity over a hard way to go?
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Here's something Bonnie Tyler probably didn't foresee when she released her soon-to-be hit song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" in 1983: That in the futuristic-sounding year of 2017, there would be a literal total eclipse (of the sun, in this case) and that, in the process of getting pumped for the rare event, millions of people would listen to her song on little computers that stream music from signals beamed wirelessly from the sky, as if by magic. But here we are!
In the hours leading up to the eclipse, Spotify saw a 2,859% increase in U.S. streams of the song compared to the same period two weeks ago. This presumably includes streams of the lesser-known cover version by Jill Andrews that Spotify included on its "Total Eclipse" playlist. But the original Bonnie Tyler version (which is on another eclipse-themed playlist being hyped on Spotify's "Browse" tab) has seen over 106 million streams in total.
The song also shot to the #1 spot on iTunes and saw a 500% increase in digital sales, according to Nielsen. The boost presumably means a spike in royalty payments for Tyler, the record label, and songwriter Jim Steinman. How much? We may never know. But it's a one-time sum the song's creators may not see again until April 8, 2024, when the sun is blocked by the moon once again.


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I don't know if it's epidemic, but something is definitely going around. I've got a case of it too.
Here's my latest symptom:
I acquired this "Foxy" in my recent travels in Idaho at Handmade. It's an Atenti bag of FAUX fox and FAUX ostritch (of course it's FAUX - remember I'm the one that won't even eat critters). The Atenti's are the creations of two Argentinian women and have lots of fun prints and textures.
I'm not a purse kind of gal - usually I just carry an REI travel wallet around. But, if it fits into a nice knitting project sized tote, well I'm all over that. And it's becoming a sickness...
Anyway, Carol has a beautiful selection of the Atenti bags at Handmade in Eagle, Idaho.
And check out their new digs - the move was in progress during my visit.
Look! A whole wall of Louisa Harding!
Thanks Carol - I really enjoyed my visit to the new store (she's looking fab in Online's (Linie 197) Zara jacket from the Fall 2006 collection) !
View from my windshield
Here's the main reason I wasn't able to check in while I was out on this last road trip. It was like this for over 400 miles in western Idaho. I flew into the thick of that terrible storm that hit the northwest right after Thanksgiving - the same one that tragically claimed the life of James Kim. I managed to track with that storm all the way to Tulsa, Oklahoma as it moved eastward. I kept both hands on the wheel and only had a few white knuckled moments along the way. But I just had no energy to go find a keyboard to click while I was out on the road this time. It's good to be home!


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• autonomic nerve stimulation and block: vagus nerve stimulation; computational modeling for analysis and design
• transcranial magnetic stimulation: mechanisms and innovations to increase efficacy
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The focus of this position is on electrophysiological and behavioral studies to advance innovative methods of spinal cord stimulation to treat chronic pain. An earned PhD and previous experience in at least one of experimental electrophysiology, electrical stimulation, and quantifying animal behavior is required, as are excellent communication skills.
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The Fifth Column - Analysis, Commentary, Sedition
028 "Billy Bush: The Real Victim Here, Avoiding World War III" - The Fifth Column
Moynihan watches the presidential debate with his old pal Glenn Beck. Donald Trump doesn't understand how handshakes work at all. Hillary Clinton should probably give up on email at this point. And there's obviously only one hope for avoiding an all out nuclear conflict between the United States and Russia: someone's gonna need to arm the Kurds while setting up a 'No Fly Zone'...
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In 1787 our forefathers ratified the constitution of the United
States of America, which contains the most important document to
any American citizen, the Bill of Rights. The first amendment of the
Bill of Rights states:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the establishment thereof; or
abridging the freedom of speech; or of the press; or the right of
the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
government for a redress of grievances.
these freedoms (commonly called the freedom of expression) are of
the most important rights in a truly democratic society. Without
them there would be no new ideas; we would all conform under
totalitarian rule for fear of punishment. However, when I, a common
student at West Rowan High School try to express my feelings on "the
state of the Bill of Rights in schools today" by making a computer
presentation in multimedia class, my work is declared "bad" and my
teacher and assistant principal do one of the most un-American things
imaginable: they censored it. I had to re-make the presentation and
lighten the harsh tone, and also erase the anarchy symbol from it. The
teacher said that she was worried about me for reasons such as my
feelings on the freedom of religion were almost satanic, because I said
teachers should not be able to publicly practice religion in schools
because it will encourage students to become a part of that religion.
The presentation was neither slanderous nor obscene, but it did
criticize teachers and administrators calling them "fascist dictators".
At first I was angry at the school because I could wear clothing that
was obscene or contained liquor advertisements, now they have
completely taken away my freedom of speech. This of course proved
my argument that teachers and administrators are totalitarians. As
one journalist put it, "If Freedom of expression becomes merely an
empty slogan in the minds of enough children, it will be dead by the
time we are adults." I soon began reading more and more about the
freedom of speech in schools and every time a subject as such came up
the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the student declaring the action
unconstitutional under the first amendment. As I was reading Nat
Hentoff's book The First Freedom I came across a story in which a
student wrote a newspaper article criticizing the school administration,
soon after he ran for student government and was taken off the ballot
for his critique. Unfortunately he did not fight it in court. The principal sharply taught the student, "The constitution of this school takes precedence over the United States Constitution. The freedom of expression in school is marred by
society but not completely dissolved by the administration.
The 1969 supreme court ruling Tinker v. Des Moins Community
Schools defined a student's freedom of speech best. John and Mary
Beth Tinker wore black armbands to school as a protest of the
Vietnam war. It was a silent protest; the Tinker's never caused one
problem, although some students did make threats at them. The
school's administrators made them take them off. Their case made it
all the way to the US Supreme Court, where it won a 7-2 ruling.
(Pascoe, 96) Justice Abe Fortas gave an excellent interpretation of a
students freedom of speech when he said:
"It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed
their rights at the schoolhouse gate... In our system, state-
operated schools may not be the enclaves of totalitarianism.
School officials do not possess absolute authority over their
students. Students in school as well as out of school are
'persons' under our constitution. ...Students may not be regarded
as closed circuit recipients of only that which the State wishes to
communicate. They may not be confined to the expression of
those sentiments that are officially approved".
In essence Fortas stated that a student could say whatever they wanted, no matter what it was. However, The Court acknowledged that there would be times when expression should be limited; such as if a student disrupted classwork,
"created substantial disorder," or infringed on the rights of others. The fact that the administration thought it might cause a disturbance was not enough. The court said:
" Any departure from absolute regimentation may cause trouble. Any variation from the majority's opinion may inspire fear. Any word spoken, in class in the lunchroom, or on the campus may
start an argument or cause a disturbance. But our Constitution says we must take this risk."
(Pascoe, 98)
Tinker 's opinion stood as a rule until 1983 when Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier changed academic history again. Students in Hazelwood wrote articles on teen pregnancy and divorce in their student newspaper
The Spectrum, and their principal deleted them because they were "inappropriate". The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the school because they said the school shouldn't be required to endorse ideas it considered unsuitable. This decision
gave administrators the right to censor newspapers, plays and many other activities. Everything the students printed was fact and they should be able to say whatever they want as long as it isn't libelous.
Later in 1986, Bethel School District v. Matthew Fraser further defined the extent of a student's rights. Fraser made a speech nominating a friend for student-government and used a few lightly disguised sexual innuendoes.
He was subsequently suspended for it. The Court upheld his speech was obscene because of the strong sexual metaphor that follows:
"I know a man who is firm. He is firm in his pants he is firm in his
shirt, his character is firm-- but most...of all his belief in you, the students of Bethel, is firm.
Jeff Kuhlman is a man who takes his point and pounds it in. If necessary he will take an issue and nail it to the wall. He doesn't attack things in spurts- he drives hard, pushing and pushing
until finally- he succeeds.
Jeff is a man who will go to the very end- even the climax for each
and every one of you.
So vote for Jeff for A.S.B. vice-president- he'll never come between you and the best our high school can be."
This decision further defined a student's freedom of speech by stating that a student may not say anything obscene.
The first amendment is the most important one because, without it there would be no new ideas. It is a shame our country's students must live under the dictatorship commonly called the "School Board." It is thought that
freedom of speech would cause anarchy, but in most instances it is perfectly acceptable. Our government needs to revise and outline a students rights to avoid confusion, and give pupils the rights they deserve.
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This section consists of short, example-based tutorials for the most common DreamFactory use cases.
Topics in this section include:
- 1 Setting up API Services
- 2 Using the REST API
- 3 Scripting
- 4 User Management & Security Settings
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Setting up API Services
- Database and server side scripting support by host type
- Connecting to SQL
- Connecting to NoSQL
- Connecting to File Storage
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- Connecting to Push Notification Services
- Connecting to Remote Web Services
Using the REST API
Upgrading your app
- Creating users
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- Setting up guest access
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- Access using JWT
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- Querying records with an ID list
- Querying for a single record by ID
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- Paginating records with limits and offsets
- Posting records
- Updating records
- Deleting records
SQL-Specific Data
- Querying multiple tables with joins
- Posting data to multiple tables with joins
- Querying SQL views
- Calling stored procedures
- Calling SQL functions
Push Notifications
Remote Web Services
V8 Javascript
Coming soon!
User Management & Security Settings
Role-Based Access Control
- Setting up user roles
- Setting up application default role
- Accessing SQL tables
- Accessing NoSQL collections
- Record-level access control with server-side filters
- Accessing documents
- Accessing email services
- Accessing push notifications
- Accessing remote web services
- Enabling script access
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