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The programme is based on four pillars: a strong backbone of core photonics, specialisation in a broad spectrum of advanced photonics, a secondary specialisation in a related field (telecom, biomedical engineering etc. ) and a master thesis.
The first year is mainly devoted to a programme of core photonics courses, complemented by a number of advanced photonics courses as well as a number of multidisciplinary courses.
In the second year the students continue to take advanced photonics courses and multidisciplinary courses and do their master thesis in a field of their interest.
During the first year, the students spend the first semester at UGent and the second semester at VUB.
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The verdict on 3 new Atlanta restaurants: Palo Santo, Mambo Zombi, and the Bite of Korea
A modern Mexican restaurant with style to spare, a funky Edgewood Avenue cocktail lounge, and Korean street food in Tucker
Sam Worley
Palo santo (the wood from the tree, burned for fragrance) wafts through the dining room of Palo Santo (the new, upscale modern-Mexican restaurant on Marietta Street), where ice cubes in the cocktails are stamped with PALO SANTO: This feels like a capital-p Production, from the moment you hand your keys to the valet (the only parking option) and enter through the rear of the building. Attention to detail is evident across chef Santiago Gomez's menu, with every dish precisely and often gorgeously plated (tostadas, including a hamachi tostada with charred serrano-yuzu mayo and burnt avocado, are served atop a bed of dried corn kernels) and sometimes—as in a starter of papas bravas: crisp potatoes in chile de arbol mayo—finished tableside. (This last, where the server basically tossed the potatoes with their sauce like you would a salad, felt a bit extraneous. On the other hand, maybe some flair helps distract from the fact that you're paying $18 for a bowl of potatoes and mayonnaise. A good bowl of potatoes and mayo—with black truffle shavings—but still.) A veteran chef who's worked with such luminaries as Daniel Boulud, Gomez sources ingredients from regional producers as well as small farms in Mexico and has assembled a pleasingly eclectic assortment of dishes. Meat lovers can be sated by entrees like carne asada with turnip-jalapeño puree, but seafood abounds (e.g., wood-fired branzino marinated in citrus and guajillo), as do vegetable options like a winter squash tetela: a griddled masa cake with mushrooms and shiitake mole. Reservations are available for two spaces: the main dining room and a rooftop lounge serving a smaller, snackier selection. Westside
Mambo Zombi
Far above the hustle and bustle of Edgewood Avenue, a groovy respite: this new bar from the owners of Joystick Gamebar and Georgia Beer Garden, whose top floor this spot inhabits. At the apex of an exterior staircase, the door to Mambo Zombi opens into a coffin-shaped aperture that glows pink—Freud would have a field day. But that's just the beginning of the eye-catching decor, which combines a Day of the Dead motif (e.g., plastic skulls on candelabras) with Afro-Caribbean and other visual elements, hanging plants, and casual furniture like you might find in a friend's apartment. One of the partners is Kysha Cyrus, a veteran Atlanta bartender whose drinks here lean tiki-ish and rum-forward, incorporating ingredients as far-flung as the decorations: Curry leaf, for instance, perfumes a cocktail called the Rum Ting Ting, and Cyrus's Elote mixes Rhum Barbancourt from Haiti with housemade corn milk and sweetened condensed milk. The menu also includes several nonalcoholic options (including what the menu describes as a "pre–Incan Empire Andean drink" with purple corn, pineapple husk, piloncillo sugar, fruit, and warming spices), a hemisphere-spanning beer list (Costa Rica's Imperial, Brazil's Xingu Black), and various insouciant jokes (under "Snacks," the only item listed on a recent visit was "YOUR DAD," though it sounded like other options are in the offing); the bathrooms, meanwhile, are decorated with stuffed animals with vulgar phrases written on them. In short, this place is perfect. Old Fourth Ward
The Bite of Korea
BOK for short—the word means "fortune" in Korean—the Bite of Korea will already be familiar to many Atlanta diners; the business launched two years ago as a pop-up and has been a steady presence around town since then, including at a weekly Sunday outing in the parking lot of A Mano. Now, proprietors Gavin Lee and Chloe Jung have landed permanent digs at the same time as they've laid claim to being the only Korean restaurant in Tucker. The menu includes proven hits like BOK's signature bulgogi quesadilla, which is . . . well, it's just about as good as the phrase "bulgogi quesadilla" sounds, rich and gooey meat enclosed in a cracklingly crisp tortilla and served with sour cream and spicy aioli. Not-too-serious street food is a focus here—see also BOK's sodduk skewers (fried rice cakes with pork sausage, gochujang, and honey mustard) and corn cheese (an unctuous Korean fave, and a truly melodious combination of ingredients)—as well as more substantial bowls of bibimbap and gochujang chicken, all of which come with an assortment of very fresh-tasting banchan. Sporting a casual, spacious dining room, the restaurant shares a parking lot with a Publix as well as another area newcomer: the latest outpost of Giovanni Di Palma's Antico Pizza. Tucker
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Mambo Zombi is a welcome respite amid bustling Edgewood Avenue
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Last year's flu season was one of the most severe, with over 700,000 reported hospital visits and 180 child deaths. Eighty percent of those children who died did not have a flu shot.
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Where can I find replacement parts for my EdgeStar appliance?
For the most part, EdgeStar repair and replacement parts can be found at edgestar.com under the appropriate product's information page. The tutorial posted below will help you locate the replacement parts page for your unit.
*** Note - Some units may not show up on edgestar.com but there are still replacement parts available. If you do not see the part you need, or your unit, you may go to support.egestar.com and fill out a parts request ticket and an agent will get back to you.
Visit edgestar.com and search for your unit in the search bar. For the sake of this tutorial, we will be using a CWR461DZ wine refrigerator.
Follow the link to visit the product page. Sometimes multiple units will come up. Select your identical unit. Some units will look similar but some of the parts may not be interchangeable.
On the product page, move your eyes down just below where you can add the unit to your shopping cart. You should see shipping information. Below that you will see "EdgeStar CWR461DZ Replacement parts." This is a clickable link that takes you to a page with the replacement parts.
Click that link and scroll through the parts that are available online.
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My website is an ASP.NET MVC 3 web application on Plesk 9.5.4 panel.
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First of all, i'm sorry for my bad question!
I uploaded bin, Views, Content, Scripts, web.config and Global.asax file on httpdocs directory on host, but after refreshing the page i got 403 error. I also upload System.Web.Mvc.dll and EntityFramework.dll beside of my MicroCatalog.dll file in bin folder.
Is there any kind of configuration on Plesk or should I write any code to fix this problem?
My default controller is Home and default action is Index as described on global.asax.cs file:
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A: Sounds to me like an IIS configuration problem. Have you made sure the App Pool is configured to .NET 4.0?

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Get the Most Out of This Course Identify Different Types of Errors Deal with Missing Attributes, Outliers, and Duplicates Cleanse Your Dataset using Python Quiz: Check Your Knowledge About Cleansing a Dataset Adopt the Basic Terminology Used in Statistics Discover the Four Variable Types Represent the Empirical Distribution of a Variable Represent Variables in the Form of a Table Quiz: Check Your Knowledge About Representing Variables Understand the Purpose of Univariate Analysis Calculate Measures of Central Tendency Calculate the Value Spread in your Data Calculate Measures of Shape Explore Measures of Concentration Quiz: Check your Knowledge About Performing a Univariate Analysis Understand the Purpose of Bivariate Analysis Find Correlations in your Data Analyze Correlations between Two Quantitative Variables Analyze Two Quantitative Variables using Linear Regression Analyze One Quantitative and One Qualitative Variable using ANOVA Analyze Two Qualitative Variables using the Chi- Square Test Get Some Practice Performing Bivariate Analyses
Okay, so your friend gave you the average time of his trips, as well as the standard deviation. You can start to relax a little. But...here's something you haven't thought about.
Look at these two distributions:
They have the same empirical mean (60 minutes), and the same standard deviation. However, Example 1 is "riskier" than Example 2. That's right, in Example 2, it is highly unlikely that your trip will take more than 75 minutes: no risk of being late! But in Example 1, your trip could very well take 80 minutes, or even longer.
Notice that it's not enough to know the average and the standard deviation. What you need to know here is the shape of the distribution: does it skew more to the left or more to the right?
There are statistical measures for that! They are called Measures of Shape.
Thinking It Through...
Let's make our own shape indicator! We want to know if the distribution skews more to the left of the mean, or more to the right of it.
This is equivalent to knowing whether the majority of the values are above the mean, or below the mean.
I suggest you take what we built in the last chapter. First, we had this idea:
Let's take all of our values, and calculate the deviation from the mean for each one. Then let's add these deviations together!
We expressed the deviation of a value from the mean as (xi−¯x). If this deviation is positive, it means that xi is above the mean; if it is negative, it means that xi is below the mean.
When we added all of these deviations together, we noticed that the result was always 0. So we squared the number: ( (xi−¯x)2 . With a squared number, the result is always positive. However, if it is always positive, we lose the information that tells us whether xi is above or below the mean. And here, we want to keep that information!
Okay, if squaring doesn't work, what happens if we cube the results?
Good idea! When we cube the deviation, we obtain (xi−¯x)3 . Unlike the squared number, the cubed number retains the negative sign of (xi−¯x). Next, we take the average of all of these cubed deviations, and obtain: 1n∑ni=1(xi−¯x)3 .
We have achieved our goal: the amount will be negative if most of the values are below the mean; otherwise it will be positive!
But we can do even better. Take a look at these two distributions:
They have the same shape, but not the same standard deviation (distribution 1 is more spread out than distribution 2; distribution 1 has a standard deviation that is twice that of 2). Because they have the same shape, we would like for our indicator to have the same value for both distributions.
But currently, that's not the case. In Example 1, the deviations from the mean are twice as great as in Example 2. Because we are cubing these deviations, our indicator will be 23 greater for 1 than for 2. But we want them to be equal. So to correct this, we need to nullify the effect of the standard deviation. To do this, we are going to divide our indicator by the cubed standard deviation:
1n∑ni=1(xi−¯x)3s3
Measures of Shape
Skewness
Guess what! The indicator we just created is commonly used by statisticians: it's called Empirical Skewness. In general, skewness γ1, and its numerator μ3 , are expressed:
γ1=μ3s3
with μ3 = 1n∑ni=1(xi−¯x)3
Skewness is a measure of asymmetry (or symmetry). The asymmetry of a distribution is the regularity (or lack thereof) with which the observations are distributed around a central value. It is interpreted as follows:
• If γ1=0, the distribution is perfectly symmetrical.
• If γ1>0, the distribution is positively skewed, or skewed right.
• If γ1<0, the distribution is negatively skewed, or skewed left.
Relation Between Shape of Distribution and Skewness
For more on the concept of asymmetry, go to the Take It Further section at the end of this chapter. You will see how comparing the median to the mean can also be used to measure asymmetry.
Empirical Kurtosis
Empirical Kurtosis is not a measure of asymmetry; it's a measure of "peakedness," or "flatness." Peakedness can be interpreted whenever the distribution is symmetrical. It is determined in relation to the most famous distribution of all: the so-called Normal Distribution (also known as the Gauss, Gaussian, or Bell Curve). I'm sure you've seen it. It looks like this:
The Normal Distribution
Kurtosis is often expressed γ2, and calculated by:
γ2=μ4s4−3
with μ4=1n∑ni=1(xi−¯x)4
What are those mysterious μ3 and μ4 notations in the skewness and Kurtosis formulas, you ask? These are Moments. For more on these, see the Take It Further section at the end of the chapter.
Kurtosis is interpreted as follows:
If γ2=0, the distribution has the same degree of peakedness (or flatness) as the normal distribution.
If γ2>0, the distribution is more peaked (less flat) than the normal distribution: the observations are more densely concentrated.
If γ2<0, the distribution less peaked (flatter) than the normal distribution: the observations are less densely concentrated.
Relationship Between Shape of Distribution and Kurtosis
Now for the code...
You know how it works! Take the code from the previous chapter and add some lines: here, 10 and 11, to calculate Skewness and Kurtosis:
for cat in data["categ"].unique():
subset = data[data.categ == cat] # Creation of sub-sample
print("-"*20)
print(cat)
print("mean:\n",subset['amount'].mean())
print("med:\n",subset['amount'].median())
print("mod:\n",subset['amount'].mode())
print("var:\n",subset['amount'].var(ddof=0))
print("ect:\n",subset['amount'].std(ddof=0))
print("skw:\n",subset['amount'].skew())
print("kur:\n",subset['amount'].kurtosis())
subset["amount"].hist() # Creates the histogram
plt.show()  # Displays the histogram
subset.boxplot(column="amount", vert=False)
The skewness of all of the transactions whose categories mainly concern expenses (phone, groceries, etc.) is very likely to be negative. The distribution of expenses is skewed left, because there are frequent small purchases and, less frequently, very large purchases (hence, skewed far left):
Empirical Distribution of Expense Amounts in the GROCERIES Category
Take It Further: A Word About Asymmetry
Remember this sentence from the beginning of the chapter?
"We want to see whether the majority of the values are above the mean or below the mean."
When we say majority, we mean over 50% of the values. You will recall that the median is the middle value: 50% of the values are above it. Therefore, the above sentence is equivalent to saying: We want to know if the median is greater than or less than the mean.
To find out which is greater, the median or the mean, we analyze the asymmetry of the distribution!
A distribution is considered symmetrical if its shape is the same on either side of the center of the distribution. In this case: Mode=Med=¯x
A distribution is skewed right (or is positively skewed, or has positive asymmetry) if: Mode<Med<¯x.
Similarly, it is skewed left (or is negatively skewed) if: Mode>Med>¯x.
Take It Further: Moments
The Empirical Mean, Empirical Variance, μ3 and μ4 are all Moments.
The Mean, Variance, and Measures of Shape we have seen characterize the geometry of the distribution, which is what makes it similar to the definition of Moment of Inertia.
Indeed, people who study mechanics often calculate moments. For example, if you take a graduated ruler and attach a weight to each spot that corresponds to an observation (x1,...,xn) , and then rotate this ruler about the mean value, the moment of inertia will be calculated the same way as the variance of (x1,...,xn)!
In statistics, the general empirical moment of order p in relation to t is given by the relation:
Mtp=1n∑i=1n(xiat)p
The simple empirical moment is the general moment about t=0
Mp=1nn∑i=1xpi
The central empirical moment is the general moment about the mean, or t=¯x:
μp=1nn∑i=1(xi−¯x)p
Here again we see the general formula of our μ3 and μ4 , and we also see that μ2 is the empirical variance, and that μ3=0 (the sum of the deviations from the mean is always zero, as we saw in the last chapter). Finally, the mean is the simple moment of order 1: M1=¯x.
Calculate the Value Spread in your Data Explore Measures of Concentration
Perform Univariate Analyses
Understand the Purpose of Univariate Analysis
Calculate Measures of Central Tendency
Calculate the Value Spread in your Data
Explore Measures of Concentration
Quiz: Check your Knowledge About Performing a Univariate Analysis
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IBM releases new toolbox to protect AI from adversarial attacks
IBM is releasing an open-source software library to combat against adversarial attacks in deep neural networks (DNNs). DNNs are machine learning models that are capable of recognizing patterns.
Current artificial intelligence techniques like recognizing objects in images, speech-to-text, and video annotation is based on DNNs. According to IBM, while DNNs are usually very accurate, they are vulnerable to adversarial attacks and can be used to misclassify or incorrectly predict outcomes.
"Adversarial attacks pose a real threat to the deployment of AI systems in security critical applications. Virtually undetectable alterations of images, video, speech, and other data have been crafted to confuse AI systems. Such alterations can be crafted even if the attacker doesn't have exact knowledge of the architecture of the DNN or access to its parameters," IBM Research team's Maria-Irina Nicolae and Mathieu Sinn wrote in a post.
Outside of applications, the researchers say these adversarial attacks can impact the physical world by evading facial recognition systems and defeating visual recognition systems such as autonomous cars.
The Adversarial Robustness Toolbox is designed to help both researchers and developers defend against these attacks and improve the security of their AI systems. "The Adversarial Robustness Toolbox is designed to support researchers and developers in creating novel defense techniques, as well as in deploying practical defenses of real-world AI systems. Researchers can use the Adversarial Robustness Toolbox to benchmark novel defenses against the state-of-the-art. For developers, the library provides interfaces which support the composition of comprehensive defense systems using individual methods as building blocks," the researchers wrote.
The library is written in Python, and will include algorithms for creating adversarial examples, and methods for defending DNNs.
According to the researchers, the toolbox takes a three-fold approach to defending DNNs: measuring model robustness, model hardening and runtime detection.
The release will also include documentations and tutorials for getting started. Currently, the toolbox supports TensorFlow and Keras deep learning frameworks. Going forward, the team intends to extend capabilities to other popular frameworks like PyTorch and MNet.
"Currently, the library is primarily intended to improve the adversarial robustness of visual recognition systems, however, we are working on future releases that will comprise adaptations to other data modes such as speech, text or time series," the team wrote.
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Get the Tech: Ensuring Data Security
January 16, 2018 August 21, 2020 Blog, Get the Tech
In today's world of cloud-based storage, one question is constantly on people's minds: is my data safe? When you trust other people with your data, it's easy to worry about whether they are taking the necessary steps to protect it. When dealing with student information, these concerns become even more important to think about.
The Stepwell team takes these privacy concerns seriously. Here are three things going on behind the scenes to ensure the security of student data
1. Two-Factor Authentication
Before users even have access to Stepwell, we have to be sure the correct person is logging in. While having a username and password normally does the job, states that desire an extra layer of security can choose to add two-factor authentication. This means that even if a third party were to discover a user's password, they still would not be able to access student data without a confirmation code.
2. User Permissions
Our user permissions system is another key factor in keeping student records in the right hands. When setting up the Stepwell system, state administrators can determine which level of access different people have on the site. Users are then assigned to specific districts and locations that are applicable to their work. Administrators can clearly see who has access to the data and can double check that people who might have changed districts or retired are properly removed. The visibility of users and permissions within Stepwell ensures that student information is only accessible to the people working to improve outcomes for each district.
3. Encryption using TDE and SSL
While we make sure that the right people have access to appropriate data within the system, we also ensure nobody outside the system can get access. Any information stored in Stepwell's database(s) is encrypted using Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), while the Stepwell application itself utilizes the latest Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology to protect data as it is uploaded or downloaded over the web. These measures protect data at every point while using Stepwell.
With student data properly protected from misuse within the system and from those outside, education officials can use Stepwell to streamline their IDEA compliance with confidence.
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Worldwide mining giant Rio Tinto PLC (RTP) said yesterday (Thursday) that the Canadian government has signed off on its $38 billion purchase of Alcan Inc. (AL), noting that the deal raises no anticompetitive issues. The Canadian Competition Act clearance was one of the conditions of the deal's consummation.
Rio also essentially thumbed its nose at the growing worldwide credit crisis by raising a record $40 billion in loans to finance its Alcan buyout. Rio agreed to buy Canada's Alcan last month in a friendly $101-a-share deal, saving the Canadian aluminum company from a hostile takeover by its U.S. rival, Alcoa Inc. (AA).
The loans came through during one of the shakiest runs the global credit markets have seen in years. The loan package is the biggest ever to a UK-listed company and the fourth-largest worldwide, according to investment banking data provider Dealogic. Four lead banks – including Deutsche Bank AG (DB), Royal Bank of Scotland, SocGen, and Credit Suisse Group (CS), are responsible for the loan's conception.
Rio Tinto Group is currently rated A+ by Standard & Poor's and Aa3 by Moody's. Those ratings will likely be reduced as a result of the loan, due to the higher debt load the company will be carrying.


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Eva van Marle was mogelijk een Nederlandse portretkunstenares die actief was in en om Zwolle tussen ca. 1647 en ca. 1654. Ze signeerde haar portretten met het monogram EM.F of EVM.F(a), een afkorting van Eva (van) Marle Fecit (fecit is Latijn en wordt binnen de kunstgeschiedenis vrij vertaald als 'heeft gemaakt'). Haar bekende oeuvre bestaat enkel uit portretten en bevindt zich in de collecties van Museum Catharijneconvent in Utrecht en het Vrouwenhuis in Zwolle, alsook in enkele buitenlandse musea. Onder de door haar geportretteerden bevinden zich goudsmit en juwelier Justinus van Moerkerken, de schoonbroer van Gerard ter Borch de Oudere en de Zwolse pastoor Volkert Herkinge (of Herkinga) (1586-1662). Van Marle was mogelijk de lerares van portretschilder Hendrick ten Oever (Zwolle, ca. 1639- 1716) die actief was in Zwolle en Amsterdam tussen 1657 en 1705 en wiens werk stilistisch overeenkomsten vertoont met dat van Van Marle.

Toeschrijving
Onderzoek in de 21e eeuw betwijfelt het bestaan van Eva van Marle, en dus ook de 19e-eeuwse toeschrijvingen van de schilderijen.

Bibliografie
 J. Verbeek en J.W. Schotman: Hendrick ten Oever. Een vergeten Overijssels meester in de zeventiende eeuw. Zwolle, 1957. (p. 8, 14, 18, 20)
 P.C. Sutton [e.a.], cat.tent. Masters of 17th Century Dutch Landscape Painting, Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum), Boston (Museum of Fine Arts), Philadelphia (Philadelphia Museum of Art), 1987/1988, p. 387
 K. van der Stichelen e.a., cat. tent. Elck zijn waerom, Antwerpen/Arnhem, 1999/2000, p. 168-169
 L. de Jong, ' ''Mijn vermaak en Kroone" Schilderessen in het Vrouwenhuis in Zwolle' in: E. Kloek, C. Peters-Sengers en E. Tobé, Vrouwen en kunst in de Republiek, een overzicht, Hilversum 1998, Hilversum 1998, p. 55-64; biografie op p. 57 en p. 151-152

Externe links
 Profiel Eva van Marle bij RKD
 Portret van Volkert Herkinge op de website van Museum Catharijneconvent Utrecht

Nederlands kunstschilder

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Q: WSO2 Api Manager fails to show user roles We recently upgraded from API Manager 1.90 to 1.10 using the instructions on the Wso2 website. When we load the carbon local admin console, most of the pages load just fine. However, when we load the user list, select a user and click either view or assign roles, this error occurs. I have not been able to find an issue tied to it on the JIRA boards. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this?
2016-08-23 09:26:05,638 [-] [http-nio-443-exec-2] ERROR JspTilesRequestContext JSPException while including path '/user/edit-user-roles.jsp'.
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Girls Gone Wild (franchise)
Gone Wild
Girls Gone Wild may refer to:
Girls Gone Wild (film), a 1929 film produced and released by Fox Film Corporation
Girls Gone Wild (franchise), a franchise created by Joe Francis in 1997
"Girls Gone Wild", a 2006 song by Ludacris from the album Release Therapy
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Girls Gone Wild was a 1929 American melodrama film produced and released by Fox Film Corporation.
Sue Carol - Babs Holworthy
Nick Stuart - Buck Brown
William Russell - Dan Brown
Roy D'Arcy - Tony Morelli
Leslie Fenton - Boogs
Hedda Hopper - Mrs. Holworthy
John Darrow - Speed Wade
Matthew Betz - Augie Stern
Edmund Breese - Judge Elliott
Minna Redman - Grandma (*Minna Ferry)
Louis Natheaux - Dilly
Lumsden Hare - Tom Holworthy
Fred MacMurray - Extra (Uncredited)
Directed by Lewis Seiler, the film was released in sound and silent versions. The film starred Nick Stuart and Sue Carol, an up-and-coming young film duo being molded by Fox in the Janet Gaynor/Charles Farrell tradition. The two would be married later in the year, in November, in a surprise ceremony.
Girls Gone Wild is now considered a lost film.
Girls Gone Wild at the Internet Movie Database
Girls Gone Wild at AllMovie
Film still
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Girls Gone Wild is a pornographic entertainment franchise created by Joe Francis in 1997. The eponymous company "Girls Gone Wild" was known for its early use of direct-response marketing techniques, including its late-night infomercials that began airing in 1997. The videos typically involve camera crews at party locations engaging young college aged women who willingly expose their bodies or act "wild". Since 2008, the Girls Gone Wild (GGW) products have been sold primarily through their website as streaming videos, downloads, and DVDs.
Instances of Girls Gone Wild in popular culture include the appearance of Eminem and Snoop Dogg in the company's videos,MGM's announcement in 2002 that it would release a feature-length film based on the Girls Gone Wild concept, as well as various references and parodies of the show in popular television series and movies.
Girls Gone Wild was created by Joe Francis, who occasionally appears as the host of the videos.
In February 2013, the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Gone Wild is a comedy album by The Bob & Tom Show, which was first released in November 2002. It is a two-disc set which represents original material recorded during their syndicated, daily radio show and other studio numbers which had not been previously presented on air.
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I am in pain, my pain, I was a boy too blue
I can't stand the suits, so walk on the blues
But to a-body a parfum, I'll paint my blues
I think it's time and out to step outside
Gonna keep it on awhile
Been chase on things from reality is just a fantasy
And all scene is the same to me
Yeah, all scene is the same to me
And I'm going, I'm gone wild
Gone wild nobody understands it anymore
How I'm feeling inside, not to let it go
Gone wild yes, I'm stoned again, I can't feel the same
That's why I'm so
Gone wild baby that's crazy
Gone wild oh yeah that's crazy
I'm getting down to heart of the letter
Roll top bill, a second time in there
Be fine, say it's summon the skies
It looks like polution, I say to you
Is it the same you
Well I'm going, I'm gone wild
I'm wild
How I feel inside, got to let it go
That's why I'm say


I would probably do this: The first time, just pull away. That should give them a message. If they keep doing it just as often, the next time, say something low-key like "Please don't touch my leg" or "I'd rather not hold hands" or "I prefer not to be touched" or just "Sorry, no" while pulling away. That should give them a message. If they keep doing it just as often, the next time give a firmer message like "It bothers me when you touch me like that." That should open a discussion.
I mostly agree with you. I think that you've described a good progression of ways to assert a boundary.
The point I disagree with you on is that you've described this as a way to open a discussion. I don't think this is about opening discussion; I think it's about asserting a boundary. The OP does not have to negotiate with her friend. She doesn't have to convince her that she has good reasons not to want to be touch. OP can have this as a unilateral boundary.
If the OP wants to have that conversation with her friend, it's ok to do that - but it really sounded to me like she just wanted her to stop. And that's ok too.


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Aid Reaches Daraya But Airdrops Still an Option
A convoy carrying humanitarian aid reached Daraya, a besieged neighborhood of Damascus, Syria, for the first time since 2012 yesterday. However some officials and members of the opposition criticized the effort, saying the convoy was "minimal and contained no urgently needed food," the New York Times reports. International pressure was mounting on account of an ...
By J. Dana Stuster
| June 2, 2016, 8:34 AM
A convoy carrying humanitarian aid reached Daraya, a besieged neighborhood of Damascus, Syria, for the first time since 2012 yesterday. However some officials and members of the opposition criticized the effort, saying the convoy was "minimal and contained no urgently needed food," the New York Times reports. International pressure was mounting on account of an ultimatum set by the United Nations that, if the Assad regime did not allow passage of humanitarian supplies by June 1, the World Food Program would begin airdrops to inaccessible populations. Those airdrops remain a possibility, and the United States, Britain, and France have urged the United Nations to proceed with the mission. The U.N. Security Council will meet tomorrow to discuss the issue.
International Concerns about New Offensives Against Islamic State
Iraqi forces near Fallujah are still working to complete their perimeter of the city and they are not ready to push into the city yet. "There's not much going on — why are you in such a hurry?" an Iraqi military commander told the BBC. Shia militias continue to play an active role in the operation, and Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif pushed back on Saudi criticisms of Iran's role in Iraq. "We will leave Iraq whenever Iraq asks us to. And we will help Iraq to confront terrorism, as long as Iraq wants us to," Zarif said, calling Saudi criticisms of Iraqi affairs "arrogant." Elsewhere in Iraq, the Islamic State has banned satellite television in Mosul, saying it promotes brainwashing.
In Syria, the High Negotiations Council has asked for clarification about the goals of the Syria Democratic Forces offensive against Islamic State-held territory near Manbij and along the Turkey-Syria border. The SDF is comprised of mostly Kurdish fighters, and the HNC noted that these groups have at times come into conflict with other opposition groups. Turkey has also been vocal in its concerns about the Kurdish element of the U.S.-backed offensive.
The parties to the civil war in Yemen conducted a prisoner swap, releasing 19 Houthi fighters and 16 members of pro-government militias; the swap was arranged at peace talks being held in Kuwait and is the first major breakthrough in negotiations.
The German Bundestag, the lower house of the country's parliament, passed a resolution recognizing the massacre of Armenian civilians in Turkey after World War I as genocide; the vote is expected to strain ties with Turkey, which campaigned vehemently against the resolution.
A Saudi court sentenced 14 people to death and another nine people to prison for attacks against police in Qatif province; the defendants, all of whom are Shia, were arrested four years ago.
The Bahraini government charged 18 people with contacting the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and Hezbollah with the intent of causing domestic unrest.
A Palestinian woman was shot and killed when she attacked an Israeli soldier with a knife at a checkpoint in the West Bank; the frequency of attempted attacks has slowed in recent weeks.
An Iraqi millionaire living in Dubai, Khamis Khanjar, is funding advocacy to create a Sunni autonomous zone in Iraq, including by retaining a Washington, DC-based public relations firm, according to Reuters.
Arguments and Analysis
"What to Expect from Jordan's New Prime Minister" (Curtis R. Ryan, Monkey Cage)
"Unlike many other states in the region, Jordan had no revolution, coup d'état or civil war during the Arab Spring — for which many Jordanians are thankful — but did see a resurgence of activism and protest, especially in 2011 and 2012. Since then, many movements have toned down their own activism in the wake of political violence and turmoil across Jordan's borders. The regime, meanwhile, initiated a series of top-down reforms meant to defuse tensions within the kingdom. Today, however, the gap between the regime and its diverse forms of opposition remains quite wide, over not only future trajectories but also what exactly happened during Jordan's version of the Arab Spring. For many in the regime, Jordan serves as a model of a regime reforming itself, changing laws on parties and elections, revising the constitution and opening up the system carefully and gradually. For its critics and activist opponents, these measures are merely cosmetic, not meaningful shifts in Jordan's palace-centered power structure. Recent changes to the constitution were regarded with alarm in many quarters of Jordanian politics as solidifying monarchical power, rather than pluralism, separation of powers, or checks and balances. In some respects, a new set of elections and a new post-election government might test just where Jordan is in this process."
"The Arab City" (Amale Andraos, Places Journal)
"So, if the global practices are creating exemplary architecture for the emerging cities of the Gulf, what then is the problem? One problem is that the mélange of symbols and metaphors — the medina, the oasis, the souk — all too often produces reductive meanings and experiences; it can encourage, albeit unintentionally, the sort of essentialism which, as Edward Said so eloquently argued, is not only offensive in its representations but also instrumental in perpetuating forms of colonialism. An even deeper problem is that the new architecture is too often rooted in pan-Islamic tendencies that blur the distinctions and complexities of situated art and architectural practices. Is it really appropriate, or 'contextual,' to use architectural innovations developed in 16th-century Istanbul, during the era when Sinan was chief architect of the Ottoman Empire, and adapt them to the desert cities of Doha or Abu Dhabi, as if these innovations belong to some singular tradition of Islamic architecture, no matter the differences of place and time, politics and economics, technological sophistication and material advancement? All too often an idea of 'Islamic architecture' is promoted in an effort to unify a region that extends from Turkey to Syria to Iraq to the Emirates — to advance the strange concept of a cohesive Islamic people, nation, empire. The predictable result is cultural displacement; and arguably even the dystopia of ISIS, which deploys a crudely generalized concept of a mythic Islamic empire — a worldwide caliphate — in an effort to legitimize its brutal tactics. Unsurprisingly, these tactics include the destruction of ancient monuments seen as 'hybrid' or impure."
-J. Dana Stuster
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CROTONA PARK to HIGH BRIDGE, Bronx, Part 2
by Kevin Walsh October 23, 2016
Continued from Part 1
Remembering once again that I don't do enough Bronx posts, I set off on one of the most brain-meltingly humid days of the summer to parade around the near geographical center of the Bronx, Crotona Park, Mount Eden and High Bridge.
Crotona Park, the neighborhood and the park, is nowhere near the Croton Aqueduct, which runs through the western Bronx; it was named for a colony in ancient Greece famed for Olympic athletes. It was purchased from the estate belonging to Andrew Bathgate in the 1880s; a dispute with the Bathgate family prevented the new Crotona Park from being named for them. Bathgate Avenue today remembers these early Bronx gentry.
GOOGLE MAPS: CROTONA PARK to HIGH BRIDGE
When I left off, I was making my way west on Claremont Parkway, which bisects the southern portion of Crotona Park and then runs west across a small neighborhood called Claremont Village to its namesake park at Webster Avenue.
Crotona Park and Claremont Park were formed out of the former preserves of the Bathgate and Zborowski de Montsaulain families, respectively. The Zborowskis had acquired their lands from the Morris family, which owned much of the southern Bronx in the 18th and 19th Centuries.
Claremont Parkway was originally a carriage road between the estates of the two families, which were friendly with each other. The name of the road has changed from Bathgate Place (1850) to Wendover Place (1890, commemorating local Congressman Peter Wendover, and finally in 1913 to Claremont Parkway.
Looking south at Claremont Parkway and Third Avenue (which, in the Bronx, is usually spelled out on street signs and not numeralized (3rd) as it is in Manhattan. When the Third Avenue El was extended into the Bronx in the late 19th Century, western Bronx was still a part of New York County and the city decided to rename all the individually-named streets under the el and unite the road as Third Avenue.
The el clattered overhead, known in its later years as the #8 train, until 1973, when it was razed and replaced by bus service. The city has still never reassigned #8! When there was a skip stop #1 service in the 1990s, it was briefly known as the #9.
The tall tower in the background is part of the Gouverneur Morris Houses, named for a Founding Father.
Colorful old school sidewalk sign advertising Claremont Liquors just south of the parkway on Third.
At first glance the Seven Light Baptist Church, on the southwest corner of Third and Claremont, seems like just another repurposed bank building of which there are many around town. That's until you see the extraordinary bas reliefs on the pilasters on both facings, showing skyscrapers, early planes, the large passenger blimps called dirigibles (the Hindenburg, which crashed and burned in Lakehurst, NJ in 1937, was one) and locomotives. It's possible that the bank, whichever it was, that occupied this building, was associated with transportation.
Bankers Trust Company
PS 42, Washington Avenue and Claremont Pkway. I was attracted by the wonderful serifed inscription above the front door.
Attracted to the weeping willow, I detored to Jardin de la Familia ("family garden") at Washington and East 171st Street. The sign says the park will be finished in 2013; the finishing touches have yet to be applied.
The Morris Houses are on both sides of Washington Avenue south of East 171st, but this apartment house with the traditional Bronx curved edge is on the southwest corner. Contrast the detailing with the unadorned project skyscraper, seen in the above photo.
Now, here's a mystery I hope someone can clean up for me. 432 Claremont Parkway, west of Park, is a 2-story brick building now home to a plumbing supplies wholesaler, but there are signs of its former use to be found near the roofline: carved heads in profile, accompanied by what look like dogs peeping out of portholes. Facing the Metro-North RR, there's an elaborate iron structure with a helmeted figure (perhaps Mercury?) in the center.
Apparently this was the Claremont Casino or the Bronx Casino, built 1909. I didn't shoot the front of the building — there's some interesting bas reliefs. Check it out on Street View. (thx Marian Swerdlow)
One of the more unusual street layouts occurs where Claremont Parkway begins at Webster Avenue and its namesake park. In this photo, the traffic in the rear is on Webster Avenue, while the road in the foreground is Clay Avenue. Because of the shape of Claremont Park (an arrowhead with the narrow end on the bottom) Clay Avenue bends northeast to touch Webster Avenue and then heads northwest along the east side of the park.
The origin of the name Clay Avenue is in dispute. It could honor Kentucky Whig senator Henry Clay, the "Great Compromiser" in the decades before the Civil War, or it could be named for the clayey ground engineers encountered when draining the Black Swamp from Claremont Park in the 1800s. (Webster Avenue is not named for Clay's contemporary, New Hampshire/Massachusetts Whig US Representative and Senator Daniel Webster, but for either civil engineer Albert Webster or surveyor Joseph O. B. Webster.)
Claremont Park
Claremont Parkway, seen from its namesake park
Elliott and Anna Zborowski de Montsaulain purchased the land that later became Claremont Park from the Morrises in 1858 and built a mansion Elliott named Claremont, or "clear mountain." There is indeed hilly ground in the park — it's one of three mid-Bronx hills: Claremont, the now-leveled Fairmount, and Mount Eden — that are referred to by the name Tremont, which became the Bronx's longest route, stretching from the Harlem River to Long Island Sound.
In 1888 the City of New York purchased the property and set about creating a public space, draining the park's Black Swamp, building park paths and constructing playgrounds over the next three decades. The Clermont mansion became the seat of the Bronx Parks Department until it was razed in 1938.
Here's an unusual park lamp I came across in Claremont. It employs the squarish base and cylindrical shaft that are generally used to support stoplights and pedestrian control signs. I wonder if these hybrid types will be used more frequently in parks.
This pleasant promenade runs along the north side of the park and parallels Mount Eden Parkway.
A pair of interesting "cobblestone" fenceposts on a staircase leading to Mount Eden Parkway. There are some more of these, along with some cobblestone walls, along Teller and Morris Avenues on the park's west side.
Until 1926 the northern end of Claremont Park was bordered by a single lane street first called Walnut, for numerous walnut trees in the area, and then Jane Street. Then, the street, newly named Mount Eden Parkway was widened and center malls added between Walton and Weeks Avenue.
Malls, in the sense of grassy medians or lengthy green tracts, take their name from Pall Mall, a street in Westminster, London, England. Pall-mall, pronounced "pell-mell," is a croquet-like game in which a ball is hit through an iron ring with a mallet. London's Pall Mall, completed in 1661, was named for the game, which required a lengthy field. Malls have also come to mean large areas given over to stores and shopping.
Mount Eden itself, a hilly area included in Claremont Park, was named for landowner Rachel Eden who purchased the property in the early 1800s. Interestingly, she wasn't the only Eden that found a place in property maps and street maps: the Edenwald estate founded by John H. Eden was located in Eastchester in the NE Bronx, and Edenwald Avenue runs through it.
The center malls of Mount Eden Parkway were named for Chet Henderson by the Parks department in 1987; Henderson
was active in improving the Grand Concourse Malls and other parts of the Bronx. He worked for the Departments of Sanitation, Water Resources and, as an Associate Public Relations Officer for the Department of Environmental Protection. Henderson also served as a board member on the Bronx Council for Environmental Quality. He founded and directed Operation Pride-Echo Park, and he started self-help programs for park-maintenance and worked with young community members. NYC Parks
The Mount Eden malls have a unique (as far as I know) lamppost combination: a Type A post topped with an 8-paned glass post top, similar to the ones found on Riverside Drive at around West 158th.
The new Bronx-Lebanon Health and Wellness Center, a building whose design I don't mind, is on the NW corner of Mt. Eden Parkway and Morris Avenue. The building opened in 2014.
Here's an increasingly rare "arrowhead" sign pointing to the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge directing traffic west on Mount Eden Avenue from the Concourse. This advice bears out, since to get to the Whitestone from here, you would make a right on Mt. Eden, another right on Jerome, and then another right at the Cross-Bronx Expressway, which foes to the BWB.
This is the west end of the Mount Eden Parkway mall at Walton Avenue. The Mt. Eden station on the #4 is a block ahead. The Sedgwick Houses loom on the horizon.
I didn't follow Mt. Eden Avenue all the way to Jerome, but Street View shows a grand old liquor store neon and sidewalk sign combo.
Some prime Art Deco apartment houses can be found on the Grand Concourse and its parallel routes like Walton Avenue, here at East 172nd Street.
West 172nd, between Jerome and Inwood Avenues. This sort of thing happens often in the Bronx — a block of modest one or two story homes constructed in the early 20th Century converts to high rise apartment houses in mid-century — until maybe one or two of the originals are left, Davids in a block of Goliaths. Here's another instance in Kingsbridge Heights.
The Bronx is the Borough of Apartment Houses. Here is a classic at the triangle made by Macombs Road and Cromwell Avenue.
On the same triangle, here's an unusual use for a Type A park lamp, holding Stop and One-Way signs.
This small frame house on Cromwell Avenue north of West 170th is the lone such survivor on the block. I wonder what it looked like before all the siding. Its pitched roof can be seen clearly from the parking lot between Macombs Road and Cromwell.
I found an amazing block of houses on Shakespeare Avenue between West 168th and 170th. I wish I knew the story behind these homes. I do know the story behind Shakespeare Avenue, though.
The High Bridge neighborhood was in large part once the Marcher estate. The lord and lady of the property maintained a formal garden dedicated to the works of William Shakespeare and displayed busts of the Bard himself and some of his best-known characters. The heavy hand of modernity eventually encroached, and the property was sold off. Only Shakespeare Avenue is a current reminder of the Marcher estate and its garden.
I was attracted to these attached brick buildings on Plimpton Avenue between West 169th and 170th, especially the oriel window treatments and the carved ornamental entrances. Real craftsmanship. The avenue was named for George Plimpton, but not the George Plimpton of 20th Century literary fame, "amateur" professional sportsman, and the Paris Review, but rather the George Plimpton of 19th Century literary fame, a publisher of educational tracts and a treasurer of Barnard College.
West 170th snakes its way west to Martin Luther King Boulevard, which is liekly better known in these parts by its original name, University Avenue, named for the uptown New York University campus now occupied by Bronx Community College. Since mid-2015, this has been reactivated as the Bronx end of High Bridge, which has had its pedestrian access restored.
The small park on the Bronx side of High Bridge has always been open despite the bridge's closure, but Parks has spiffed it up and added some new benches, such as…
… a bench by Soofa, a manufacturer of "street furniture" such as seats and phone kiosks. The claim to fame here is that it's also a charging station for mobile phones and similar devices.
On one of the humidest dead dog days of August, I embarked on my second walk across High Bridge. I won't have a lot to say here, if only because I said most of it during my initial 2015 walk when I talked about the bridge's history.
One thing I didn't mention is that the walkway paving definitely changes midway through the span. The reason for this is simple. While the original bridge was constructed on a series of stone arches between 1838 and 1848, half of the stone arches were replaced by a steel span in the 1920s because Harlem River boat traffic was coming too close to the masonry arches. Thus, the walkway also had to be removed and replaced. There's no doubt in my mind that if this task was done in 2016, Parks would have meticulously matched the walkway brickwork style, but such details weren't considered particularly important in 1925.
Looking north from High Bridge, we see the railyard along the Harlem River and the ramps connecting the Major Deegan Expressway to the Alexander Hamilton Bridge (foreground) and the Washington Bridge (not the George Washington Bridge) in the rear.
Looking south from High Bridge we see the housing project named for the bridge, as well as the Major Deegan again. The tallest residential building in the city, at least for 2016, 432 Park Avenue, is on the right. Look carefully and you will see the lighthouse statue that stands on the former H. W. Wilson Publishers on the left.
The former Stadium Family Center was constructed in 1959 on Sedgwick Avenue in the shadow of High Bridge; it has served as a women's homeless shelter in recent years, and hence the "Family Center" has been removed from its facade.
You'll get a great workout if you climb these steps every day that connect the upper level of High Bridge Park to the lower level that parallels the East River Drive. I count these as among the more difficult exterior staircases in town, the others being the Brush Staircase a little further south in High Bridge Park, the steps leading from Riverside Drive up to the Cloisters, and West 230th, NYC's longest step street between Riverdale Avenue and Netherland Avenue in Spuyten Duyvil.
The High Bridge water tower was built by architect John Jervis a couple of decades after the bridge (1866-1872) and was used as a 47,000-gallon storage tank and as a water pressure equalizing structure. It has a winding spiral staircase inside whose climb, while a little winding if you're not in terrific shape, rewards you with spectacular views of the surrounding Washington Heights, Harlem and Morrisania neighborhoods. The bridge was built as a conduit for water entering Manhattan from the upstate Croton Aqueduct.
Time to kick it in the head for the day and enter the subway via the elevator at West 168th and St. Nicholas Avenue.
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winifred cardona March 5, 2017 - 4:36 pm
corner of 451 claremont pkwy ny bronx and Washington ave across the st is ps42 just wntt o know if you know how i can get picsters of the building and how build it i was born i n the bronx we lived in
451 claremont pkwy ny bronx in 1957-1963 i am trying to get picture of this year for my scrape book of my life for my boys can you help or can you direct me or give me web
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i lived on the corner of 451 claremont pkwy ny bronx and Washington ave across the st is ps42 just wnanted to know if you know how i can get picters of the building and how build it and was it taken down i was born i n the bronx we lived in
451 claremont pkwy ny bronx in 1957-1963 i am trying to get picture of theses year s for my scrape book of my life for my boys can you help or can you direct me or give me web
across the street is ps42 and once next to the building was a movie theater on Washington ave
Augie Rios December 23, 2017 - 9:10 pm
In 1957 I lived @ 1524 wash ave I went to PS 42 I moved out cause I was in show bizz and had to. This is a great sight , I also tried to get pictures of my building but couldn't
Ron January 16, 2019 - 4:19 pm
Augie I lived in 1562 Washington Ave…I remember when you and you brothers moved… I think to Clay Ave. I remember Star Time and your song Oh where is Santa Claus. We were childhood friends and if I remember correctly your building was right next door to the shoemaker. I'll see if you respond so we can chat
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The Art Moderne building that houses the Seven Light Baptist Church at 3855 Third Avenue (NW corner Claremont Parkway) was designed by Eugene Schoen for the Public National Bank & Trust Company of New York (1930–31).


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Trump Admin Sending Immigrant Teens to Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Pregnant immigrant minors are being sent to anti-abortion clinics, commonly known as crisis pregnancy centers, despite a federal judge ordering that Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) stop blocking minors in government custody from accessing full reproductive health services.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a court case against the ORR in late 2017, representing Jane Doe, an accompanied immigrant minor who was one of many teens who Scott Lloyd, ORR director, tried to prevent from having an abortion. As a result of that case a federal judge ordered the ORR to require that their shelters inform teens about their right to abortion and provide them with the ACLU's attorney hotline.
Despite these explicit orders, the ORR instructed their centers to connect immigrants to prenatal and adoption support at crisis pregnancy centers.
The ORR is requiring each shelter to share Texas' "A Woman's Right to Know" manual, which is essentially an anti-abortion guidebook published by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. The language throughout the booklet is confusing and spreads medically inaccurate information. For example, the manual suggests that abortion increases breast cancer risks, which the American Cancer Society and National Cancer Institute has already deemed false.
The ACLU's Brigitte Amiri, one of the lead attorneys fighting the ORR, responded to these gaslighting practices as an unfortunate continuation of the government's anti-immigrant and anti-abortion agenda: "The government certainly has been relentless in their attempts to find ways to force their anti-abortion beliefs on this population, and I feel like this is just another iteration of what they've done in the past." Commenting on the Texas manual, Amiri affirms that it undermines the court ruling and is "incredibly confusing to this population that is already so marginalized and isolated."
In addition to not providing teens with medically accurate information about their pregnancy options, the ORR is purposefully sending teens to crisis pregnancy centers, which are religiously affiliated centers disguised as medical centers which use scare tactics to intimate women out of their decision to have an abortion. One of the CPCs which immigrants are sent to in Texas is Sisters of Life, which has explicitly vowed to "protect and enhance the sacredness of human life." The ACLU notes that they refer to abortion as a "tragedy" and an "unforgivable sin."
Earlier this year, Planned Parenthood, and the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, among other leading organizations called for the removal of Scott Lloyd. The Office of Refugee Resettlement, under Scott Lloyd's control, is actively denying young immigrant women their reproductive rights. By ignoring a federal court order through manipulation and fraud, the ORR is proving once again that extremism under Trump's administration prevails over people's human rights.
Image Credit: ACLU
Amanda R. Matos, proud Nuyorican from the Bronx, NY, is the co-founder of the WomanHOOD Project, a Bronx-based youth-led organization for young women of color. She is dedicated to empowering communities of color through capacity building, political education, and civic engagement. Amanda has led community organizing and policy initiatives at Planned Parenthood of New York City and Girls for Gender Equity. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government as a Sheila C. Johnson Fellow. On her free time, Amanda eats doughnuts and watches great TV shows like Jane the Virgin and Blackish.
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There's a scene about birth control in the questionably feminist 2017 Hindi flick Lipstick Under My Burqa that stuck with me. Shireen, whose abusive husband rapes her and refuses to use condoms, goes to the gynecologist for another abortion. The gynecologist tells her she can't keep having abortions and using the morning after pill, and the only other form of available birth control is the condom. Shireen, however, knows her husband won't use them.
Hold up, I thought, sitting in the theater. What about the pill? After all, I get my pack easily available at my handy-dandy local Delhi pharmacy, prescription-free, for the grand total of 60 rupees (about 88 cents) a month. Easy, peasy, preventing pregnancy. Why wasn't this fictional gynecologist suggesting that this lady who clearly needs a ...
There's a scene about birth control in the questionably feminist 2017 Hindi flick Lipstick Under My Burqa that stuck with me. Shireen, whose abusive husband rapes her and refuses to use condoms, goes to the gynecologist for another abortion. The gynecologist tells ...
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In one such incident, the surgeon was forced to give Superman a controlled exposure to the mineral in order to make the proper incisions to remove all the internal bullet fragments. There are other varieties of kryptonite such as red and gold kryptonite which have different but still generally negative effects on Superman. 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,293. [2], The mineral known as kryptonite was first officially introduced in the radio serial The Adventures of Superman, in the story "The Meteor from Krypton", broadcast in June 1943. "Get Your Cape On" by Jordyn Kane (2015). If kryptonite allowed Collyer to take vacations, that was a fringe benefit discovered later. For the krypton-containing cation, see, Bill Finger (w), Al Pastino (p). Coronavirus has already had a devastating economic impact: One in four American households has experienced job loss or diminished income during the pandemic. 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The Public Broadcasting Service is marking fifty years of broadcasting, during which the consortium of public TV stations has not only served up award-winning dramas, documentaries and children's programming, but also opened an underserved broadcast market to the outside world. Shows and movies you'll want to stream soon. Pink Kryptonite. [4] However, the historian Michael J. Hayde disputes this: in "The Meteor From Krypton", Superman is never exposed to kryptonite. Kryptonians are a fictional extraterrestrial race of humanoids within the DC Comics universe that originated on the planet Krypton.The term originated from the stories of DC Comics superhero, Superman.The stories also use "Kryptonian" as an adjective to refer to anything created by or associated with the planet itself or the cultures that existed on it. A drill core of the unusual mineral was unearthed in Serbia by the mining group Rio Tinto PLC, which turned it over to mineral expert Chris Stanley at the Natural History Museum for analysis. "[7], Various forms of the fictional material have been created over the years in Superman publications. Neighbors App Real-Time Crime & Safety Alerts Amazon Subscription Boxes Top subscription boxes – right to your door: PillPack Pharmacy Simplified: In the radio serial, Krypton was located in the same solar system as Earth, in the same orbit, but on the opposite side of the Sun. Krypton itself is elemental and is a non-metal. 2 – Big Boi, Purple Ribbon All-Stars", "Pocket Full of Kryptonite – Spin Doctors", The Superman Homepage's section on kryptonite, Howstuffworks.com: "How Kryptonite Works", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kryptonite&oldid=990684389, Fictional elements introduced in the 1940s, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles with unsourced statements from November 2017, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Originally red in color, the material debuted in, Debuted in Smallville's "Crusade" (Season 4, episode 1) on September 22, 2004. Due to Superman's popularity, kryptonite has become a byword for an extraordinary exploitable weakness, synonymous with "Achilles' heel". It was a mineral from the planet Krypton that drained Superman of his strength while giving superhuman powers to mortals. Yes it is real, but it isn't some kind of rock. "Games People Play", Geoff Johns, Richard Donner (w), Adam Kubert (p). Ron DeSantis "sent the gestapo" to silence her. Kryptonians are indistinguishable from humans but have their greater height and muscle builds (this can be explained as an extreme example of convergent evolution). Copyright © 2020 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. There are two known effects for this Kryptonite and both are quite different: the first … "Last Son", Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure, "Space Metal Has Captivated Humanity for Ages", "3 Doors Down – The Better Life (album review 4)", "Big Boi Presents...Got Purp?, Vol. Kryptonite exposure does not compromise the subject's invulnerability to other forms of injury; therefore it is not a practical strategy for a villain to first expose the victim to kryptonite, then kill them with a gun or other conventional weapon. This tale was recounted by Julius Schwartz in his memoir. The Black Zero accomplished a similar feat prior to its destruction, as during the city's restoration, Lex Luthor discovered a small sliver of the same xenomineral, and promptly had it brought into close proximity to General Zod's corpse, so as to test it… In Pre-, The character Doctor Psycho was debuted by William Moulton Marston and H. G. Peter. The paper is the first-peer reviewed study of Phase 3 COVID-19 vaccine trial results in the world. Kryptonite - exposure to this radioactive xenomineral from Krypton is the greatest weakness of all Kryptonians, Kryptonite - the biggest weakness of all Kryptonians. According to movie and comic-book storylines, kryptonite is supposed to sap Superman's powers whenever he is exposed to its large green crystals. Potentially, millions of Americans are at risk of losing their homes starting January 1, when a government moratorium on evictions ends. With PPE supplies still running low, Lesley Stahl reports on the frenzied market for masks, gloves and more. Depending on the color of the kryptonite, it has different effects. ", John Byrne (w), Dick Giordano (p). It is possible that the substance does this by turning off the manifestation of genes that allow Kryptonians to process sunlight while in contact with it. First published on April 24, 2007 / 2:49 PM. History. Real "kryptonite" (that is, sodium lithium boron silicate hydroxide) is not a scary, glowing mineral; rather, it is a boring-looking white, harmless substance. Rebekah Jones posted video of officers entering her home, claiming Gov. The material is white, powdery and not radioactive — unlike the glowing green crystals usually depicted in the Superman comics. In its best-known form, it is a green, crystalline material originating from Superman's home world of Krypton that emits a peculiar radiation that weakens Superman, but is generally harmless to humans when exposed to it in the short term. A mineral recently discovered in Serbia has the same composition as kryptonite — the fictional substance that robs Superman of his powers — the British Museum said Tuesday. Directed by Nicanor Loreti. SUBSCRIBE for weekly comic book videos! The most commonly depicted variety of kryptonite is greenish in coloring, though it was colored red in its first appearance in Superman (volume 1) #61 (November / December 1949). Jewel Kryptonite, or Kryptonite 6, enhanced the powers of Kryptonians who had been sentenced to live in the Phantom Zone. A look back at the esteemed personalities who've left us this year, who'd touched us with their innovation, creativity and humanity. Well, I've studied that Krypton and Oxygen can be reacted, like Xe and O2, but I can't find the equation of the reaction, So sorry. Robert Guy Senior Writer. Correspondent Martha Teichner looks at how PBS has changed the lives of viewers and filmmakers in its first half-century, and the fundraising drives that are critical to its survival. • The Adventures of Superman (1952–1958) featured kryptonite in the episodes "Panic in the Sky", "The Defeat of Superman", "Superman Week", "The Deadly Rock", "The Magic Secret", "The Gentle Monster" and "All That Glitters". X-Kryptonite was a variant of Kryptonite. Viola Davis opens up to Jon Wertheim about her new role as Ma Rainey, her relationship with August Wilson's material, a bold scene on "How to Get Away with Murder" and her life growing up. X-Kryptonite appeared in "Action Comics" #261. Kryptonian characters have been shown to become immune to the effects of green kryptonite due to either long-term absorption of sunlight[11] or extremely high short-term exposure to the Sun. Slang Something that presents a particular threat to one that is otherwise powerful: Immigration reform turned out to be the senator's kryptonite.... Kryptonite - definition of kryptonite by The Free Dictionary Even before coronavirus, soaring fish prices and competition from big chains had wiped out more than half of Japan's traditional sushi restaurants. Newly elected to be the 46th president, Biden has had a long political career and a personal life filled with triumph and heartbreak. History. "Sunday Morning" senior contributor Ted Koppel talks with tenants and a landlord, and with Pulitzer Prize-winner Matthew Desmond ("Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City"), about an impending housing crisis. Prior to the World Engine's destruction over the Indian Ocean by Superman, it managed to terraform the small portion of submerged land under itself into large nugget of emerald-green kryptonite. Vaccine is kryptonite for US dollar. This provided an easy explanation for how kryptonite found its way to Earth. Kryptonite New York FAHGETTABOUDIT 1415 14mm Chain & New York Lock 15mm Disc Lock. In the Pre-Crisis Continuity depending on the particular dimension such as Earth-One, there were many forms and shades of Kryptonite, while others showed only one form such as Earth-Two and Earth-Three… This article is about the fictional material from the Superman mythos. There is no specific data on health dangers or toxicity for this mineral, however you should always treat mineral samples as potentially toxic/dangerous and use sensible precautions when handling them, especially if you are Superman. It has also taken on a figurative sense, in which it is used to denote a person's weakness in a particular area, or susceptibility to being overcome by a specific thing. Effects on Kryptonians Blue Kryptonite strips super-powered Kryptoniansof all their abilities, making them mortal and, thus, susceptible to damage and pain as with any human. [6] Editor Dorothy Woolfolk stated in an interview with Florida Today in August 1993, that she "felt Superman's invulnerability was boring. See, Kryptonite has made several appearances in the, Green kryptonite appears briefly in the crossover event ", Kryptonite is one of the foundation elements in, Gold and green kryptonite appear in the story mode of. Singer-songwriter Dua Lipa's latest album, "Future Nostalgia," a collection of dance hits – released just as lockdowns began – has become a soundtrack to her fans' isolation. [1], An unpublished 1940 story titled "The K-Metal from Krypton", written by Superman creator Jerry Siegel, featured a prototype of kryptonite. In Adventure Comics (volume 1) #171 (December 1950) the kryptonite shown trapping Superboy was colored purple but acted just like regular Green. X-Kryptonite temporarily endowed non-Kryptonians, such as Streaky the Supercat, with Kryptonian-like super-powers. By Ian Cardona Oct 14, 2020 WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for The Boys Season 2, Episode 8, "What I Know," available now on Amazon Prime Video. The real kryptonite is actually a white, powdery substance which contains no fluorine and is non-radioactive. Kryptonite is a fictional element in the DC Comics universe, and one of the few items that can harm Superman, his cousin Supergirl, and his dog Krypto. Originally, the DC Universe was home to a variety of minerals collectively called kryptonite. Kryptonite Plus was an extra-potent variety that appeared in two story arcs. 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