On June 1987, The Freedom of Indonesian Journalism threatened by the closing of lively daily Prioritas, which was owned by Suryapaloh. The banned of Prioritas was caused by the contents that were considered too sensitive and naked.
The official tone was set by a commentary in the Angkatan Bersenjata (Armed Forces Daily) edition of October 14, 1986, that said the government was prepared to sacrifice any newspaper deemed to have jeopardized the national interest.
The closing of Prioritas in 1987 was a famous case in Indonesia. The military detained the newspaper publisher and editor, and some reporters, and interrogated and intimidated them. With no legal justification, the government permanently shut down Prioritas. Management later petitioned the Indonesian Supreme Court to reopen the paper, but the case was thrown out on a technicality, and the paper was never reopened.
During 30 years under New Order era, former President Soeharto controlled media using permission regulation, such as printed permit (SIC), publishing permit (SIT), and press company permit (SIUPP). Through these permissions, former government controlled the press. When the press critics was not danger their power, they only sent warrant letter or remaining signs to the media by phone. Usually, this way is used by new order officers when they didn't like an article published.
When the critics crossed the threshold, the harder treatment would be implemented. Government judged that these media had been already danger the national stability. In Prioritas case, the Government in that Era, which is New Order Era, didn't want to lose their power. According to Dewey, the government had been done the public's fair distraction.
In mass media, there is a social power. Social power here will be summarily defined as a social relation between groups or institutions, involving the control by a (more) powerful group or institution (and its members) of the actions and the minds of (the members) a less powerful groups (Teun A. Van Dijk; Power and the News Media). Consequently, if the government wants to get that power to control the society, they should control the media.
However, most Indonesian press problems during the new era order were in the interaction difficulties between press, who take the social control roles, and the government, who wanted to keep their power.
1. Manan, Abdul and Lensi Mursadi. 2005. Indonesian Press under Repression. AJI (Aliansi Jurnalis Independen). IFJ Conference, Taiwan.
2. Van Dijk, Teun A. Power and the News Media. University of Amsterdam.


Need information about how to order Talking Prescription containers for prescription medication obtained from Walmart? You'll find everything you need in this post. In June, 2012, Walmart became the first national pharmacy retailer to offer Talking Prescription Containers free of charge to persons with visual impairments. The ScripTalk Talking Prescription program is being offered to customers across the country through Walmart mail order. In addition to the national mail order program, Walmart now offers ScripTalk at 33 stores around the country. A list of stores where ScripTalk is available, as well as instructions for ordering, appear below. Read the June, 2012 Walmart press release announcing its ScripTalk initiative.
To order ScripTalk talking prescription containers for use with prescription medications obtained from Walmart, you must first contact Walmart. For mail order, Walmart has a dedicated toll free phone line for ScripTalk requests. The toll free number is 1-888-227-3403. You may also contact any of the stores listed below directly for information on receiving ScripTalk containers from those stores.
You only need to order the device once: it will work with any Talking Prescription label you receive from Walmart.
Walmart is currently also offering the Talking Prescription labels in thirty three stores across the country, listed at the end of this post. As with mail order, you will need to contact both the Walmart store (for the prescription medication) and Envision America (for the ScripTalk reader).
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.. (3/15/18). "Press Release: Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin Joins Thermo Fisher Scientific's Next-Generation Sequencing Center of Excellence Program". Berlin & Carlsbad, CA.
Region Berlin
Organisation Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., Carlsbad, CA (Life Technologies business)
Group Thermo Fisher (Group)
Organisation 2 Charité Berlin, Institute of Pathology
Group Humboldt University Berlin
Product Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology [about 2007/8]
Product 2 Oncomine™ Cancer Research panel
Leading oncology research hospital becomes new member to advance Oncomine™ liquid biopsy and immuno-oncology diagnostics
Thermo Fisher Scientific has named Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin as the newest member of its Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Companion Dx Center of Excellence Program (COEP), an initiative designed to establish strategic collaborations with leading research hospitals and drive adoption of Oncomine assays for future clinical application, and enable precision medicine in the European market.
"The Institute of Pathology at the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is very motivated to support the development and implementation of new approaches for identifying molecular characteristics as a basis for precision medicine," said Professor Michael Hummel, Institute of Pathology at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. "We are at the beginning of an exciting new era, and this partnership represents an important component to expedite the application of new assays for the benefit of patient care."
Under the agreement, Hummel will lead research studies on Thermo Fisher's Oncomine immuno-oncology and liquid biopsy assays and sequencing platforms. Data from such studies are also intended to be published and shared with the broader scientific community.
With more than 300 years of distinguished history and many Nobel Prize winners, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin has a strong heritage of working with leaders in the field to advance medicine and spearhead the latest advancements. Its molecular diagnostics unit currently offers Thermo Fisher's amplicon-based NGS for patient care and has treated many thousands of cancer patients based on tumor molecular profiles.
The research hospital is also embedded in a broad biomedical research ecosystem, which is sustained by several institutions and companies acting as drivers for advanced biomedical science. A global leader in oncology that helps set clinical guidelines for cancer testing, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin previously partnered with Thermo Fisher on product development projects. It joins a distinguished list of European COEP members, including the Institute of Medical Genetics and Pathology at University Hospital Basel, and the Institute of Pathology Heidelberg.
"Thermo Fisher Scientific continues to make strides to partner with leaders in medical oncology to deliver the best Oncomine testing and companion diagnostic products for pharmaceutical and hospital customers," said Joydeep Goswami, President of Clinical Next-Generation Sequencing and Oncology for Thermo Fisher Scientific. "Our growing partnerships with NGS Center of Excellence members underscore our commitment to bring cutting-edge technology to improve patient care."
About Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is the world leader in serving science, with revenues of more than $20 billion and approximately 70,000 employees globally. Our mission is to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. We help our customers accelerate life sciences research, solve complex analytical challenges, improve patient diagnostics, deliver medicines to market and increase laboratory productivity. Through our premier brands – Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Fisher Scientific and Unity Lab Services – we offer an unmatched combination of innovative technologies, purchasing convenience and comprehensive services. For more information, please visit www.thermofisher.com.
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More than half a million people have completed a century using our simple, 10-week training plans.
Twenty-one years ago, we created what's probably the most successful century training plan in history. (No one keeps stats—but we used to, and in 1993, we reported that more than 300,000 cyclists had used our no-nonsense, effective program to complete a 100-mile ride.) There are never any guarantees in cycling—you might suffer the seven-flat day, or meet the love of your life munching PB&J at the first rest stop and abandon all other pursuits on the spot—but these plans are as locked down as you get.
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TIP! Go by color in choosing fruits and vegetables to juice. The full color spectrum of fresh fruits and vegetables, from reds to greens to oranges, is an indication the variety of nutrients that are available.
Making your own fresh juice is an excellent way to up your intake of vegetables and fruits. Juicing turns your favorite fruits and vegetables into a healthy drink. The article that follows contains thoughts on what the best ingredient combinations are for juicing.
Get more from your fruit and vegetables with a masticating juicer. These juicers have a more gentle method of extracting juice, which helps the liquid maintain more of its nutrients. Masticating juicers also produce juice more suitable for storage.
TIP! It is possible to make a big batch of juice to store in your refrigerator. No one wants to drink juice that has gone from a bright color to grey or brown.
Add cucumber to dark leafy greens. A lot of leafy greens have a strong flavor. If you add in cucumber, you won't just hide the bad taste, but also add a delicious new flavor. Cucumbers also contain important nutrients, and this is especially true if you leave it unpeeled.
TIP! Choose a juicer that you can easily take apart and clean. If it takes you 10 minutes to assemble the juicer, 10 minutes to juice and 15 minutes to clean it will deter you from juicing! Juicers need to be easy to clean, but it certainly helps if you clean your juicer immediately after juicing.
Using a green vegetable for your juicing is a surefire way to ensure that you're receiving adequate health benefits. At least half of your juice should consist of broccoli, spinach, chard or other healthy vegetables. Add in some apple or another tasty ingredient to make the remaining percentage taste delicious.
TIP! Add cranberries to your juice if suffer from a bladder infection or a similar problem. When you experience problems, use them immediately.
Follow the colors when deciding what to juice. Each vegetable or fruit juice color, from orange to red to purple, supplies the body with different vitamins and nutrients. Make choices from each colorful group, and you'll have the benefits of variety of tastes, vitamins and minerals.
When you are done juicing, wash your equipment right away. Also, some vegetables and fruits have juices that can stain juicer blades and jugs.
Juicing vegetables is another way for you to get your kids excited about healthy foods. Many kids out there just do not like vegetables. Sneak vegetables into the fruit juice. This will help get vegetables into your child's diet.
Before you create any concoctions, do some research on your fresh produce. You'll find a variety of minerals, vitamins and other nutrients in each produce item. Try to blend veggies and fruits to get an assortment of your daily needs. This is not only a way to infuse your body with nutrients, but also to discover new and exotic juice blends that taste great.
Ginger has a diversity of culinary and even medicinal uses. It is of particular value in settling an upset stomach. Add it to your juices to not only add flavor but also a healing touch. Ginger is great with a combination anti-inflammatory as well as soothing any damage in the esophageal region, usually caused by acid reflux.
TIP! The type of juicer called "masticating" is a good one to use for fruits. This type of juicer has added functions.
There are phytochemicals found in fruit and vegetable juice that are known to actually remove carcinogens from your body! Find out which fruits contain these phytochemicals and incorporate them into your juice mixes!
In conclusion, as a good way to get the recommended vegetable and fruit servings each day, you can try juicing. Blending fruits together allows you to create delectable beverages from the comfort of your own home. The insights here will encourage you to develop your own techniques and you will be making nutritious, delicious juices in no time.


In the middle of the freestyle stroke, sophomore Cole McClure takes a breath of air and continues on with the 500 Yard Freestyle. McClure finished 2nd in his heat at the EKL Swim and Dive Championships on Saturday, Feb. 2.
The boys swim team travelled to Blue Valley Southwest High School to compete in their EKL meet on Friday and Saturday Feb. 1 and 2.
Sophomore Cole McClure felt the meet went very well.
However, according to Junior Avery Lawson, the meet was different from others they competed in previously.
"It was a lot more competitive and the heats were set up different so it was kind of an adjustment," Lawson said.
The meet helped the boys bond and increased anticipation state.
Lawson has already set his own goals for state.
Overall, McClure thinks the meet has helped prepare him for what competition waits ahead at state.


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Demonstration: Jp McMahon
Monday 2nd March 2020
Guest Chef Demonstration with Jp McMahon
On 2nd March, we were joined by acclaimed Irish chef, Jp McMahon for a unique guest chef demonstration in celebration of the release of his new book, The Irish Cookbook (Phaidon).
Jp McMahon is a chef, restaurateur, food educator and food thought leader based in Galway, Ireland. He is Culinary Director at EATGalway Restaurant Group, which includes the Michelin-starred Aniar Restaurant, Cava Bodega and Tartare Café + Wine Bar.
Chef Jp brought a wonderful array of Irish ingredients to use in his demonstration. His book, which took him three years to complete, aims to celebrate the lesser known cuisine of Ireland. At his restaurant, Aniar, they started out by only using ingredients that are found in Ireland. This understandably set limitations, and meant they had to adjust their way of approaching a dish.
When first approached to write a cookery book, Jp revealed he wasn't sure there was anything different he could bring to a market already full of Irish cookbooks. Eventually he realised he could revive the forgotten foods of the country that died out once imported produce was made more available. Jp's book focuses on the wealth of produce he can farm, gather and forage from the land around him. He admits that not all of the dishes could be considered authentically Irish, but if they were created in Ireland and that's enough for him to consider it so.
Jp cooked three dishes; Lamb chops with rye and razor clams, Hay baked celeriac with winter chanterelles and seaweed broth and Monkfish with wild garlic. Each dish featured seasonal foraged ingredients, some of which Jp had gathered that morning before leaving Galway for London.
Jp explained that at his restaurant he tries to utilise native ingredients rather than using exported ingredients, meaning that things such as lemons were of the menu. He demonstrated how he gets acidity, a quality we often neglect in western cooking, into his dishes using vinegar instead, and he tends to use oil, vinegar and sea salt to season his dishes.
For his Monkfish dish, Jp seared one side of the fish in a pan with butter. Jp took this moment to stress that he only sears one side of the fish, and most people's habit of searing fish and meat on all sides is unnecessary. He advised that people often cook on autopilot, doing things because they always have done and that it's good to question things and shake up how you do things.
After presenting three beautifully plated dishes, Jp signed off with the hope that guests would leave with an appreciation for the possibilities of Irish cooking. Considering the number of guests who left with a signed copy of Jp's book, there are definitely some converts to Jp's way of cooking, and we're sure his charisma and humour helped.
Find out how you can learn techniques like those used by Jp by visiting our cuisine programmes page.
Jp McMahon is a chef, restaurateur, author, food educator and food thought leader based in Galway, Ireland. The Michelin-starred Aniar Restaurant has retained it's star each year since first being awarded the honour in 2013. The group's Tartare Café + Wine Bar also received a Michelin honour, with a Guide Bib Gourmand awarded in 2019 and 2020. Jp also runs Aniar Boutique Cookery School, based at its namesake restaurant. Jp is the Symposium Director for the two-day, global food convention Food On The Edge, taking place annually in Galway City, Ireland, since 2015. He also writes a weekly column for The Irish Times.


The most important feature of the LTR Series position sensors is that they have push-back springs.
They work as ABSOLUTE since they are potentiometric, meaning they do not lose their position in the power cuts.
They are not affected by wear due to the linearized conductive plastic resistance alloy and special contacts, and operate for long periods with motion lives of up to 100 million. Because they make the resistance change linear by special methods, they make stable and equal measurements every time.


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richardandmarina
Our experiences with God over more than 55 years (English and Nederlands)
Start at Musing NR. 1
Overpeinzingen. Begin bij nr.1
THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST.
MARINA WRITING.
CHANGE OF SURGERY DATE.
MUSINGS OF AN OLDER MAN.
Carol Juhlke on MARINA WRITING.
Carol Juhlke on HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
dromer on HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
William Dreesen on HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
R.Haverkamp on CHANGE OF SURGERY DATE.
Divers(e)
Sermons-messages
MUSINGS OF AN "OLDER" MAN. Nr.155.
Nr.154 ended with: "Yes, it was a real battle, but God was with us and it was indeed really worth it, you'll see………..!" (See richardandmarina.net).
It's 1982 and we had been working in Belgium now for ten years and much had happened, which made the battle worthwhile. Hundreds upon hundreds of people had been saved, baptized and become part of a local church. There was an assembly in Antwerp, one in Beerse and eight in the province of Limburg, amazing! Three churches in East Flanders and three in West Flanders, 16 in total, all praise to the Lord! As far as workers was concerned, the Gelling's had joined us in 1975, the den Boer's in 1979, the Threadcraft's in December 1979 and Martin and Lydie Symons in 1981. In January 1980 a young woman, Joanna Groen came to work with us in Ghent. She went back to Canada and got married to her boyfriend Pete Gifford in June '81. They came to Belgium as missionaries in May 1985, more about them later.
Besides evangelism and Bible teaching, we started churches and began training leaders for these. We also held conferences, and camps for children and youth during the summer. There was lots of activity going on and the Holy Spirit was moving, really amazing for a difficult West European and Roman Catholic country. Word of the Lord's blessing got around and I was invited to come and speak at conferences in other countries. During this period I was in Sweden, France, Germany, Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Spain, Italy, Austria and Switzerland. And everywhere the Lord blessed the ministry and missionaries and church workers were encouraged. And to most of these countries I returned later for more conferences. It was so uplifting to see discouraged missionaries and workers getting enthused again, yes, it was worth the battle. All the messages were taped and I heard of one instance where a worker somewhere in southern Germany got a hold of the tapes, listened to them some 20 times and started putting into practice what I had taught. The last I heard was, that he now has a church with 175 members, praise the Lord!
In the mean time while I was gone, Marina was holding the fort, looking after the well being of our children, and their schoolwork, answering the phone and counseling and praying with people over the phone. She taught Sunday school and trained others for that, she had her hands full, but it was worth it, there also, as it was such a blessing to see young believers becoming active and teaching and helping.
But the enemy didn't sit still either and difficulties arose in our church in Beerse………..! (Go to Musings).
OVERPEINZINGEN VAN EEN "OUDERE" MAN. Nr.155.


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Dissociation between vasospasm and functional improvement in a murine model of subarachnoid hemorrhage.
OBJECT: The efficacy of nimodipine was examined in a murine model of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). End points included the diameter of the lumen of the middle cerebral artery (MCA) and behavioral outcome. An apolipoprotein E (apoE)-mimetic peptide, acetyl-AS-Aib-LRKL-Aib-KRLL-amide, previously shown to have promise in this model was tested both alone and in combination with nimodipine. The effects of carboxyamidotriazole (CAI), a non-voltage-gated calcium channel blocker, were explored using the same animal paradigm. METHODS: Experimental SAH was induced in male C57B1/6J mice. For 3 days postoperatively, behavioral analyses were performed. In the first experiment, the mice were treated with vehicle or with low- or high-dose CAI for 3 days. In the second experiment, the mice were treated with vehicle, high- and low-dose nimodipine, and/or the apoE-mimetic peptide. On postoperative Day 3 each mouse was killed and perfused. Following this, the right MCA was removed and its lumen measured. Mice that received nimodipine demonstrated significant behavioral improvements when compared with vehicle-treated mice, but there was no clear dose-dependent effect on MCA diameter. Administration of the apoE-mimetic peptide was associated with improved functional performance and a significant reduction in vasospasm. Mice that received high-dose CAI performed worse on functional tests, despite a significant increase in the diameters of their MCA lumina. CONCLUSIONS: These results demonstrate a dissociation between vasospasm and neurological outcomes that is consistent with findings of previous clinical trials.
Borel III, Cecil Orm
Laskowitz, Daniel Todd
Vitek, Michael P.
Wang, Haichen
Warner, David Samuel
Mesis, RG; Wang, H; Lombard, FW; Yates, R; Vitek, MP; Borel, CO; Warner, DS; Laskowitz, DT
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Antihypertensive Agents
Apolipoproteins E
Behavior, Animal
Disease Models, Animal
Middle Cerebral Artery
Neurologic Examination
Rotarod Performance Test
Triazoles
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Home >> Plants >> Nuts >> Growing Peanuts
Where do Peanuts Come from
For those who grew up eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, peanut butter has turned into delectable comfort food. What are peanuts, and where do peanuts come from?
You've probably noticed over the past few years that the price of peanut products has skyrocketed. Rising prices primarily come from people no longer wanting to eat unhealthy foods riddled with preservatives.
Today, home gardeners are attempting to grow peanuts, cashews, pecans, and other legume plants in their own beds to make homemade products.
What is a peanut? A peanut plant isn't always easy to recognize because the peanut seeds grow underground. The more research you do on peanuts, the more you realize that raw peanuts have many different categories, and some peanuts grow better in your region than others.
These groundnuts are a good crop for gardeners. Once you know more about them, you'll start to understand some of their basic needs to thrive where you live.
(volody10/123rf.com)
What is a Peanut?
What are Peanuts and Their Nutritional Value?
Where do Peanuts Come from?
Runner Peanuts
Virginia Peanuts – Best for Natural Butter
Spanish Peanuts
Valencia Peanuts – From the Southwest
How to Grow Peanuts
Harvesting Peanuts
Storing Harvested Peanuts
Cooking with Peanuts
What are peanuts? Peanuts have the technical name Arachis hypogaea. Even though many people believe that George Washington Carver was the first to discover and create peanut butter, that isn't true.
Raw peanuts come from South America, with Peru and Brazil recognized for their prevalence today. They were naturally growing as far north as Mexico until Spanish explorers began venturing into the new world. Eventually, traders spread them to Asia and many African countries like Nigeria.
Peanut seeds, also called kernels, grow below an oval-leafed plant that develops delicate yellow flowers. These flowers pollinate themselves and lose their petals once an ovary is fertilized.
The ovary enlarges and grows down and away from the plant that extends into the soil. The peanut embryo is located at the tip of the peg that penetrates the soil. This embryo turns horizontal and starts maturing to form a peanut.
Peanut plants are slow growers at first. However, they produce at least 40 mature pods over time, and the entire growing cycle takes up to five months, depending on the variety.
Because they are nitrogen-fixing plants, the roots form modules that absorb nitrogen from the air and enrich the plant.
There is a lot of false peanut information going around lately. Are peanuts bad for you? Not really, but that depends on your definition of bad. Peanuts are high in fat and calories.
Peanut oil and nuts are mainly made up of good fats. Three ounces of peanuts have over 500 calories and 25 grams of protein. They are classified as oilseeds, and the fat content is anywhere from 44 to 56 percent.
Peanuts are also incredibly nutritious, with a high amount of copper, folate, manganese, phosphorus, and vitamin E.
Some of the most significant dietary benefits of eating peanuts are that they assist in weight loss, heart health, and gallstone prevention. Some of their most abundant proteins, however, cause severe allergic reactions.
One of the biggest questions about this crop that people have is, where do peanuts come from? Peanuts are not all the same.
Peanuts mainly grow in areas with abundant warm air like Asia, Australia, Africa, India, and China. Four different types grow mainly in North America.
Runner peanuts are a type that mainly grows in Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. Georgia produces 40 percent of the United States peanut crop.
These are also the types that are primarily used to create peanut butter. Common varieties include Florunner, Southern Runner, Georgia Runner, and Sunrunner.
Virginia peanuts are another type you'll find in the U.S. They are most common in areas like Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
These nuts are better for gourmet cooking and all-natural types of peanut butter. Common cultivars are Titan, Bailey, Champs, Florida Fancy, Perry, and Sugg peanuts.
Spanish peanuts account for about four percent of the peanut crops in America. They are primarily found in Oklahoma and Texas. These are the peanuts you see with red skins that are shelled for candies or salted snacks. Common Spanish peanut types are Olin, Georgia-045, Spanco, and Pronto.
New Mexico is the place to be if you want to grow Valencia peanuts. They are the sweetest of the four categories and great for making boiled peanuts. The most common Valencia peanut cultivar is Tennessee Red nuts.
Try growing peanuts in your garden even if you've never done it before. Whether eaten raw, roasted, or boiled, these legumes are nutritious snacks that are great to have on hand.
They are crops that are better suited for a warmer growing season. Thankfully, some grow as far north as some of the southern regions of Canada.
Peanuts have a long growing season and need 100 to 130 frost-free days. Wait a few weeks until after the last frost date of spring, or anytime up to the first week of September.
If you are raising them in the north, plant nuts on a south-facing slope. For a head start on the season, sow seeds indoors five to eight weeks before you plan on transplanting them.
Choose sites where the soil surface receives full sun. Use plastic row covers if you have to protect the plants from light frosts. Start only with raw, uncooked peanuts that are still in their shells.
Place the seeds two inches deep and keep the spacing about eight inches apart. They enjoy sandy soil mixed with compost to loosen it.
The soil must be rich in calcium, and soil temperature must be a minimum of 65°F. Hill around the plants with two inches of straw or grass clippings.
Plants are mature when they start to yellow. Once the conditions are right, farmers use a digger to lift the peanuts from under the soil. This machine isn't necessary, though.
Loosen the dirt around the plants with a garden fork or spade. Pull the plants from the ground and shake off the excess soil from the roots. Leave the pods attached and check the ground to ensure you didn't miss any pods.
Peanuts have to dry for about four weeks before shelling or storing them. Hang your peanut plants in warm, dry locations where they are protected from direct sunlight.
After about two weeks of drying, brush away any remaining soil and remove the pods from the plant. Lay the pods out in a single layer on a flat surface before allowing them to dry for an additional two weeks. Too much moisture in the room where they are drying could cause mold.
Raw peanuts should always be stored in mesh bags and well-ventilated areas. They keep for several months when they are appropriately dried. If you prefer, make some roasted peanuts and store them in an airtight container for about 12 months.
Roasted Peanuts
1 pound shelled peanuts
Heat your oven to 350°F and place raw peanuts in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake the shelled peanuts for 15 to 20 minutes or until the skins start to loosen and the nuts are a light gold color.
If you prefer, bake unshelled peanuts inside the shells for 20 to 25 minutes. The peanuts will continue to cook once you remove them from the oven. Wait ten minutes for them to cool before sprinkling them with salt and digging in.
People love to make desserts such as peanut brittle and candied nuts during the holidays. However, you are missing out if you haven't made homemade peanut butter.
We think this is better tasting than the stuff you buy at the grocery store, and it's a lot healthier for you as well. You'll be surprised at how many nuts a plant gives you, and there are many different ways to preserve them.
Homemade Peanut Butter
2 cups raw shelled peanuts
1-2 tablespoons peanut oil
1-2 tablespoons honey
Place the raw peanuts on a baking sheet and bake at 350°F on the middle oven rack for about ten minutes. Put the freshly roasted nuts into a food processor and process for two or three minutes, scraping the sides of the processing bowl occasionally.
Once the nuts look smooth, blend in the salt, honey, and oil and process for another one or two minutes. Transfer the fresh peanut butter into a storage container or use it immediately.
What is a peanut, and why don't we know more about them? Peanuts aren't native to the United States, but they are definitely a staple that many parents feel they couldn't live without.
Though there are fewer healthy peanut snacks in stores, growing your own peanuts at home gives you the freedom to turn these highly nutritious foods into all sorts of snacks. Take a chance and try growing these incredible crops in your own garden beds.
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17 He will go ahead of the Lord with the spirit and power that Elijah had. He will change parents' attitudes toward their children. He will change disobedient people so that they will accept the wisdom of those who have God's approval. In this way he will prepare the people for their Lord."


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Q: Is there an equivelent of the DesignMode property for Universal Apps? In Winforms you can say (with some slightly unexpected behaviour)
if (DesignMode)
{
    // Do something that only happens on Design mode
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In WPF, you've got
if (DesignerProperties.GetIsInDesignMode(this))
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But I'm struggling to find a similar option for the slimmed down PCL world that is Universal apps?

A: For Universal Apps, there is:
Windows.ApplicationModel.DesignMode.DesignModeEnabled

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Since almost ten years, French photographer Franck Bohbot, based in New York, surprises us with his atmospherical and dreamy series, inspired by a true passion for cinema. His cliches play with the geometry of shapes and lights, making our senses lose into a frame rich of unexpected details. "I started doing photos for some movies, then, I tried to develop my own series, centered on architecture, spaces, urbain environment" he said us in an interview.
In his last series, Park Road, he focuses on nocturnal life in a Brooklyn park, catching all the daily details of this very particular urbain landscape, always looking for cinematic scenes. The viewer is therefore caught between romantism and surreal, almost like in a Jim Jarmusch film. His universe is indeed full of references to his two favourite photographers, Julius Shulman & Arnold Newman. With Park Road, he continues his aesthetic search on architecture and metropolitan spaces.


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(Food) Justice for All
Patricia Schaefer
Image Credit: Patricia Schaefer
October 6, 2015; Edible Manhattan
This week, a new exhibit was launched at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. Curated by Kirby Gookin and Robin Kahn and titled "The Value of Food: Sustaining a Green Planet," the exhibit explores the intersection of food, art, commerce, and the environment around a unifying motif of food justice. Works by participating artists are displayed within the inner confines of the Cathedral, as well as its surrounding gardens, and each theme (from water and soil to market, meal and waste) represents a particular facet of food production.
As expressed in the exhibit's accompanying catalogue:
Food, unlike other constants like sex, war, work, death or religion, cannot be pushed aside or forgotten for more than a few hours. Food is political. We make laws about what children should be served at school, how animals should be raised, what crops should be subsidized, what foodstuffs imported and exported, how much labeling is required, and whether food stamp recipients should be limited to "nutritious" foods. Food, and especially the lack of it, has been a major force in history, sparking wars, revolutions, migration, invention and technology.
Two individuals in the forefront of the food justice movement were invited to kick off the exhibit at the Cathedral on Tuesday night through a discussion moderated by Tom Philpott, a food and agricultural correspondent at Mother Jones. Noted restaurateur and author Tom Colicchio and urban farmer Karen Washington spoke about the evolution of the farm to table movement and how small-scale models for sustainable food production can inform policies at the national level.
Washington, who recently retired after more than thirty years as a physical therapist, started the "Garden of Happiness" in an empty house across from her home in the Bronx in 1988. Before long, she was partnering with other community gardens around the city, launching a weekly farmers market and introducing urban dwellers to the joys and benefits of fresh produce. She told the audience that the tomatoes she planted in her own backyard "changed my world," and spoke of finding her voice in 1998 when then-Mayor Rudolph Giuliani tried to auction off the city's community gardens to developers.
Today, Washington, who received a James Beard Foundation leadership award last year, is part of Rise & Root Farm, a collective of farmers committed to increasing the number of people growing and eating good food. Her philosophy is a simple one: Everyone has a right to local, healthy and nutritious food. But she is adamant about the responsibilities individuals have to get involved with "feet on the ground" in the healthy food movement. "Families need to read labels," she said. "They need to know whether there are actually strawberries in the strawberry shortcake they're buying in the supermarket. I tell them, 'If you can't read the ingredients, don't buy it.'"
Inspired by young people who she said are "sick and tired of being sick and tired," she envisions a movement that will build on the Rise and Root Farm model, made up of local enterprises that can grow "slowly and intentionally," focusing on quality and efficiency. As she put it succinctly, "No one is saying that we want a hand-out. What we're asking for is a hand-in."
More broadly, she sees a need for greater diversity in the agriculture industry itself, and would like to see an influx of new farmers and land maintained to grow the nation's food. She believes agriculture needs to reclaim its rightful place in the public school curriculum and that it is incumbent upon all citizens to hold politicians accountable. She instructed audience members to know every one of their elected representatives "all the way up to the White House."
Like Washington, Tom Colicchio believes that while the food movement has historically been viewed as elitist and exclusionary, democratization is occurring, particularly around things such as child nutrition, food safety and labeling. And while Washington is focused on growing a movement and building skills and self-reliance at the local level, Colicchio is keeping his sights aimed squarely at lawmakers. "We don't have a national food policy," he said incredulously at one point in the conversation. "Let's let that sink in."
Colicchio comes by his passion honestly. While known by most of the country as the head judge on Top Chef with a string of successful restaurants, he shared with the audience that his mother had the biggest influence on his beliefs about food. "She was a 'lunch lady,' who didn't want to retire when she could have because she was too busy fighting to get fruits and vegetables into her kids' meals." Before it became part of the country's collective consciousness, his mother was touting the benefits of a diet lower in salt and sugar and higher in whole grains.
"As anyone who works with children knows, when kids are hungry, they're irritable, they can't focus on learning." He pointed to the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act signed into law by President Obama in 2010 as the kind of policy making that is needed to offset the efforts of the large agricultural companies spending millions of dollars lobbying Congress "to make sure they get their piece of the pie."
According to both Colicchio and Washington, it is a lack of political will and a caving in to corporate interests that have resulted in 48 million individuals presently living in food insecure households. It is what inspired Colicchio to co-found Food Policy Action in 2012 to hold legislators accountable on votes that have an effect on food and farming. The organization publishes scorecards about food legislation being considered by Congress and how members vote on issues such as animal welfare, food and farm labor, food transparency and the effects of food production on the environment. Scorecards reflect the consensus of top food policy experts who select the key food policy votes each year.
"Make no mistake," said Colicchio. "We're fighting this war against giant companies who want to crush this movement."
In response to a question about restaurant labor, Colicchio cited groups such as Restaurant Opportunities Centers United that are working to improve wages and conditions for the nation's farm labor and restaurant workforce. "My advice to consumers is, ask questions, go into restaurants and look around. Who's in front of the house? Who's in the back? Are workers being treated fairly?"
Ultimately, both Colicchio and Washington are looking for a national food policy that lays out a plan for a system that's equitable and can once and for all wipe out hunger in this country. "This is not one of those intractable problems, like peace in the Middle East," said Colicchio. "We can do better. We can fix this."—Patricia Schaefer
Patricia Schaefer is committed to helping foundations, schools and NGOs maximize their effectiveness through relationship-building and outcomes-based planning. You can find her on Twitter @schaefer501c3.
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CAS > AUS student spends summer as research intern at Finnish university
AUS student spends summer as research intern at Finnish university
American University of Sharjah (AUS) student Taha Ameen ur Rahman spent his summer months as a research intern at the Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis at Aalto University in Espoo, Finland. Over the course of three months, Rahman worked with mathematical physicists Dr. Kalle Kytölä and Dr. David Radnell on mathematical structures in quantum field theory.
Rahman is currently pursuing a double major in electrical engineering and mathematics. Speaking about his internship, he said:
"I was first informed of this opportunity when Dr. David Radnell, who used to teach at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at AUS, reached out to his old colleagues to nominate a student for a summer research project. With the recommendation of my mentors at AUS, I applied for the position and was shortlisted for an online interview during which my abilities were assessed. AUS greatly facilitated this process all the way from inception to completion; it not only presented me with this fantastic opportunity, but also recommended me and supported my travel expenses, for which I am really grateful."
Rahman, who is the 2019 recipient of the AUS Sheikh Khalifa Scholarship and the President of IEEE AUS Student Branch, credits his experience as illuminating as it shed light on various aspects of research and academia as a career. He said it refined his creative and analytical reasoning skills and fortified his passion for mathematics.
During his internship, Rahman worked on the scaling limit of the Ising Model, which involved novel results that the researchers are currently working towards publishing.
One of the most important features of life at AUS is its truly multicultural environment and the many international opportunities it offers. The university organizes international study exchange opportunities, study tours and is also developing its international internship program to provide students with wider internship opportunities and application assistance.
For more information about our mathematics undergraduate and graduate programs, please visit: www.aus.edu/cas/doms.


Found this negative on 7th Street between 4th and 5th Avenues on trash day on a street where many old timers live. Must have been a two-for-one sale on hats and shoes that day the picture was taken! The negative was unusually large, 7mm x 11mm. They sure had cool cameras back in the day.
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De Algemene Arbeidsongeschiktheidswet (AAW) was een volksverzekering tegen arbeidsongeschiktheid, waar in beginsel alle ingezetenen van Nederland voor verzekerd waren. Om een AAW-uitkering te krijgen hoefde de verzekerde geen inkomen te hebben, waardoor jonggehandicapten er gebruik van konden maken. De hoogte van de uitkering lag op het niveau van het sociale minimum. Voor werknemers was er de WAO, hiervoor moest de verzekerde wel een bepaald inkomen hebben gehad en hier was de uitkering dan weer een percentage van, overeenkomend met de mate van arbeidsongeschiktheid of  het arbeidsongeschiktheidspercentage.

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The only way is up for Brandon!
The only way is up for Brandon Sutherland-Parker, a Year 13 student at Richmond Sixth Form College, as in just three days, his media studies music video attracted over 2,000 hits on Youtube! Brandon's fabulous A-level media coursework music video was inspired by his passion for dance. Six months in the making, Brandon choreographed, produced, directed and edited the film to the track 'Level Up', by Ciara, choosing this song for its catchy tempo and positive message and vibe. His concept developed from an idea to showcase dance from a number of different angles and sets within College, culminating in a mass ensemble on one of the sports fields.
Christy's Christmas Card design is the winner!
This year, we ran a competition for students to design the School's Christmas Card.
We are delighted to announce that the winning entry is a stunning design by Christy Swift in Year 12. Christy's beautiful artwork stood out as it really sums up the feeling of Christmas in our community, with the iconic Richmond Castle as the backdrop and a vibrant red robin adding just the right amount of festive cheer. So, a huge thank you to Christy for creating such a fabulous design.
As part of the Year 12 learning- for-life programme, the Sixth Form College was delighted to welcome Dr. Susan Miller, who gave an inspiring presentation to students about the work of Amnesty International, and more broadly about human rights issues.
Eight Year 12 students, from Richmond Sixth Form College, have taken part in 'Project Dare' an inspiring initiative to encourage more women to pursue a career in engineering.
Hosted and implemented by Network Rail and ARUP, over a period of 5 weeks, the students worked on a range of activities, including team-building tasks designed to introduce them to some of the constraints faced when working in engineering. They also had the opportunity to attend a 'Careers Speed Shop' where they met employees from across ARUP and discussed their career paths with them.


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At FOG Design+Art Fair in San Francisco, Artists, Collectors, and Curators Discuss the Need for More 'Activist' Collectors
By The Editors of ARTnews
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From left to right, ARTnews Editor-in-Chief Sarah Douglas, artist Andrea Bowers, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art senior curator Gary Garrels, and collector Komal Shah. Nikki Ritcher/Courtesy FOG Design+Art Fair
At San Francisco's FOG Design+Art fair, ARTnews Editor-in-Chief Sarah Douglas moderated a panel discussion entitled "Ways of Being Seen: Creating Visibility for Women in Art." The participants were artist Andrea Bowers, who makes art from a feminist perspective; collector Komal Shah, who is on numerous boards including that of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and whose collection comprises 80 percent work by women artists; and Gary Garrels, SFMOMA's Elise S. Haas Senior Curator of Painting and Sculpture.
Back in June 2015, ARTnews put out a special issue devoted to women artists (and women working in the art world). ARTnews had done several such issues in the past, and originally published Linda Nochlin's famous essay "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?" in 1971. The guest editor of the 2015 issue, feminist art historian and curator Maura Reilly, looked at the numbers and found that the common refrain that "women are treated equally in the art world now" needs to be challenged. Reilly's report looked at solo museum exhibitions of women artists internationally, and found the numbers lacking. Numerous artists were asked to react to Reilly's research, including painter Betty Tompkins, who said, "These days, we take it for granted that there are more women in the galleries and in museums, but when you look at the actual numbers, there has been little improvement. When I look at the numbers, I shake my head."
Flash forward to this past September, when a joint report by Artnet News and In Other Words (a website put out by Sotheby's Art Agency, Partners) found that not only had the situation for women artists not improved, it peaked in 2009. In a survey of 26 U.S. museums, they found that from beginning of 2008 to the end of 2018, 11 percent of all work acquired was by female artists, and that 14 percent of all their exhibitions were of work by female artists.
The panelists at FOG discussed several reasons this might still be the case, including the time it takes to shift large institutions, the discrimination women artists continue to face, and the need for more "activist" collectors to devote themselves to collecting work by women.
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A PILOT and passenger who lost their lives after an aeroplane crashed on a mountain in northern Spain could be from the UK.
The British-registered Piper plane was flying from Cascais in Portugal and was heading to the airport in Hondarribia, which is close to Spain's border with France.
Spanish news outlet El Diario Vasco said the plane was carrying two people who "could be British".
Spanish media have reported the pilot may not have realised how low the plane was flying as there were misty conditions.
One of the bodies was found last night and the second today when the search resumed.
Officials tweeted a video of rescuers working with ropes to get the wreckage close to the top of Mount Hernia.
The body of the victim recovered yesterday had multiple injuries leading investigators to believe they died instantly.
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The Political Forums > On the Serious Side > The Gender, Sexuality, and Race Room > What's Behind Pageant Stupidity
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Many people have noticed the stupidity of the replies that beauty pageant winners so commonly offer to the social questions they get asked as part of these contests. This one from 2007 is particularly famous:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj3iNxZ8Dww
This year's winners for stupidity went to like such as Miss Utah...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlgqWeuhJj4
...and Miss Alabama:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8vXrqHurTc
The social questions are thrown in there now because feminists complain that these pageants objectify women: that they value women only for their bodies, not for their brains. The social questions aim to appease feminists by showing that no, no, they actually value women as fully-rounded human beings. The sheer stupidity of the answers shows just how much time and effort is put into preparing for them...which in turn shows just how important brains are to winning these contests in reality: they're not. There's no getting around it: the essence of beauty pageants is objectification.
Micketto
Uh... I guess the fact that it's called a "beauty pageant" wasn't hint enough ?!
You can't judge "beauty" without objectifying it, ffs...
Could always turn it off if it bothers ya.
But then you may miss when someone doesn't answer the way the lunatic left wants them to answer and they attack and vilify them in the media for weeks. A la Perez Hilton... and every MSM channel in existence... simply because one contestant doesn't agree with homarriage.
So there's a bonus.
I think what he's trying to say is; you can't judge a book by it's cover ...
... unless of course one's objectifying the cover before opening the book.
When does that ever happen? :laugh:
Daddy's Little Girls are going Political
Miss USA Winners Get Naked for PETA's Anti-Fur Campaign
What do you get when you combine pageant winners with animal-rights activists? Well, in this case, four beautiful women willing to take it off in the name of going fur-free.
Former Miss USA winners Susie Castillo, Shandi Finnessey, Shanna Moakler, and Alyssa Campanella are the latest celebs to strip down for PETA's "Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaign. Not only are all four women animal lovers, but they're trying to send a message to the pageant industry: Fur is not beautiful.
Castillo got the ball rolling by recruiting the others to the cause. "The reason I wanted to get involved with PETA is because I've been an animal lover all my life and the more I learned of the torture that animals go through in the name of fashion — I thinks it's just so unnecessary. It's unbelievable to me, actually. So I thought, if there's something I could do to get my fellow pageant sisters together and for us to take a stand, united and to tell the pageant industry not to support the fur industry. I feel so blessed that they all agreed."
In the video below, they all tell stories about being awarded fur as prizes. In fact, as part of her reign, Finnessey was asked to wear a fur coat and sign autographs for the Trappers Association, where members brought in photo albums of trapped animals.
"I'm looking at these pictures where animals are gnawing through their own paws in order to free themselves from traps and they're trying these desperate measures just to fight for their lives. I was so disgusted that I would wear the skin of this living being on my body and consider myself beautiful. What would happen if that happened to a human being? We would be outraged. So what's the difference?" she says.
http://www.ecorazzi.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/miss-usa-antifur1.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YGM9mDRd0Cs
Isn't the essence of a beauty contest beauty?
Why not give them a written exam. Impromptu speaking is difficult for most people. We've all heard Bush/Obama bungle it without teleprompter.
Doubtless there is a lot of pressure.
Apparently the essence has become the ability to complain about them being about.... "beauty".
Of course... it's only the ugly women that do the complaining.
Maybe they should ask some questions about particle physics at the next Mr. Universe contest.
Yea ... but you have to admit, these were slow pitch softball questions.
I say the hell with the questions anyway, and let's see how well they Pole-dance. :grin:
Come-on Donald Trump ... is that all you can come up with, it's suppose to be entertainment.
But here's the problem with the questions, they're political and it's just not pretty straddling a fence for the judges who are also political. That's difficult.
If it were me, given an economic policy question, I'd give a Hayekian answer but lose the votes of Keynesian and Socialist judges.
Really Dude ... it's a Donald Trump Production.
Mister D wrote:
Micketto wrote:
That's exactly my point, guys! Congrats on somehow missing it. :laugh: My whole aim with this thread was to point out that these sorry attempts to convey them as anything else -- as more complex events that value women as such -- fall flat on their faces. For that very reason, I don't really believe in beauty pageants. Then again, I'm a 'feminazi' anyway, so who cares what I think? :wink:
(And no, though I consider myself a supporter of PETA and their essential message, they've employed a lot of tactics I don't particularly agree with. Using (damn near exclusively female) sex appeal to sell people on animal rights is one of them. I prefer the simple, emotional appeals and yes the guilt trips, which are well-deserved.)
Nah femicommie is more like it. :grin:
But whose fault is that? Could feminists just be taking themselves a bit too seriously sometimes? Let beauty pageants be beauty pageants. People don;t need to make 'deep' sociological insights into everything.
I don't really believe in beauty pageants.)
Well, I can vouch... they certainly exist.
I agree with Polly, it is amusing that the beauty contest part being dressed up to look like a talent contest.
Polt
Instead of asking these young women controversial political questions designed to measure their Political Correctness, how about just have them read a poem?
That might be an idea/
The winner becomes a spokesman for the organization and does lots of public speaking / events. But they don't have to write their own speeches.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nWtT8Phf3PU#!
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I don't watch these silly things, but I can see the entertainment value in asking them to actually form a complete, coherent thought.
They enter these things because they think they're hot.... why not put some risk into it for them, by asking them to think.
Maybe they would take a second thought and ask themselves... "am I really that hot?"
Nene Leakes ? A judge ?
And wtf are "choodren", Nene ?
Why don't they put Nene up on stage and have her answer the same question... or have her try to properly pronounce an 8 letter word ; )
I actually watched the show and was not impressed. I sort of thought to myself, "These are university educated women?" Even if I think answering a question they didn't prepare for would be difficult, they should all be aware of the issues that were brought up.
*pats Chris on the head*
Yes Chris, but patriarchy is more than what women who work the exact same jobs as men for the exact same number of hours per week earn relative to their male counterparts: it's also what job options are open to women versus men, what the difference in pay THERE is, whether women (who compose most of society's parents) have an equal opportunity to work full-time, and so on and so on. THOSE are the main things that explain the 23% income gap between men and women in today's America. The Paycheck Fairness Act and a national child care system (and pre-K standardization) would help resolve many of these ongoing disparities. There ARE things we can actively do to improve the degree of gender equality that's to be found in our society.
If you want to be free to be women why do you seek to be like men?
I don't believe in gender roles and consider the traditional concepts of masculinity and femininity that are bound up with those roles to be mostly out of date. More important is the concept of humanity: what we have in common, which is just about everything when it comes down to natural traits.
Sort of begs the question. It seems to me the end result is women acting like men, taking on men's roles, making the same money as men, etc.
You don't think we should get equal pay to men?
Anyways, it's not about acting like men. Women are women, but that doesn't mean we should not be able to have the same things and have access to the same opportunities. We also shouldn't be confined to little boxes of what is acceptable for women. We shouldn't have to dress a certain way, act a certain way, do specific things. And that goes for men, as well. If men want to stay home and take care of the kids or enter a field like nursing? More power to them. And if women want to not have children at all and go into an industry currently dominated by males, then more power to them, too. If anyone wants to take on traditional roles, again, more power to them. But the choice has to be available, and it should be available without judgement.
Yes, I don't think women should GET equal pay.
But I agree a woman should be able to pursue that and even more.
There's a difference.
I didn't mean in terms of handouts. My previous and numerous postings on the subject makes it clear that I don't support that as it's not equality.
Twisted backpedal. You might want to edit it again.
really? women shouldn't be paid the same for the same work as a man?
I was disagreeing with your first statement but agree pretty much with the next paragraph.
But a woman should be able to pursue that and more.
Here, jillian. I disagree with the first paragraph but agree with the second.
Chris wrote:
This should prove revealing: to what precisely are you referring when you say "men's roles"? What is the man's natural role in life? What is the woman's natural place? Prescribe me my life duty.
(Your post "sort of begs the question".)
zelmo1234
I thik that you have to stay out of the mens bathroom? anything else is pretty much up to you?
Simple example, traditionally the man went to the office or factory to work and the woman stayed home. Those were traditional roles. Women's lib brought what, the freedom to do something new? No, to take on those traditional roles.
Your seeming to want to pin on me an attitude I don't think women should do that, work in offices and factories, misses the point I'm trying to make that women have done nothing with their freedom but become like men.
Perhaps you think I beg the question because I just don't accept your agenda and fit your view of men as oppressor of oppressed women.
Freedom is not equality of outcomes (egalitarianism), it's equality before the law to pursue your own happiness.
I was at a hospital other day and all the restrooms were unisex.
See my drean is shattered already? :)
Sorry to BREAK the news to you. http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/158/pat9xu.gif


A major seventh chord is composed using a root/1st, major 3rd, perfect 5th and major 7th (or R/1-3-5-7) intervals played simultaneously. Generally written as CMA7, Cma7 or CΔ7, it is good practice to simply use an uppercase C with the uppercase letters MA followed by a super scripted 7 to represent it in writing (ie: CMA7).
The tonality of a major seventh chord is consonant, resolved and stable, it does not "lead away" from itself like the dominant seventh chord, or leave the listener with a sense of "suspense" like the minor seventh flat five chord.


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Lubbock Power & Light reported Wednesday, December 30, all remaining power outages due to extreme winter weather were eliminated Tuesday afternoon. Xcel Energy still shows several outages across the region.
In total, 6,180 LP&L customers lost power over the past several days with an enormous effort made by LP&L personnel to restore the grid to full working order.
Xcel's power outage map shows numerous remaining outages in Amarillo, Seminole, Hobbs, Sudan, Tahoka and Clovis.
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The McCallum Road Commercial / Residential Development is a multi-phase, multi-year development. Among the early phases already completed are a 30 unit townhouse site and a new Mr. Mikes Restaurant. Construction work is ongoing on a four storey building containing 46 residential units and 5 commercial units, while work on a 6 storey building containing 70 residential units and 2 commercial units is in the design phase. Two future sites totalling 0.63 ha also remain to be developed.
Westbrook Consulting has provided topographic survey, detailed design and construction inspections services for all Phases of the project to date.
A challenge of the project was to design a storm water management system that maintained neighbouring upstream ponds at their existing levels, while receiving drainage from upland areas and newly developed onsite sources. An extensive below grade storm water management system and associated watertight retaining wall was designed to detain post development flows from the site and release them to the existing downstream infrastructure at pre-development rates.
Starting with initial project concepts in early 2015, Westbrook Consulting has been providing Civil Engineering services on all aspects of this project continuing to the present day.


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Home People Mary Hart: Bio, Career, Social Media, Rumors, Net Worth, Career
Mary Hart: Bio, Career, Social Media, Rumors, Net Worth, Career
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Mary Hart was born on the 8th of November 1950 in Madison, South Dakota, the United States of America. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. She was Miss South Dakota of the year 1970. Her career took a big turn as she was the host of the long-running entertainment program called Entertainment Tonight which is the longest-running entertainment show of all the time.
Nationality and Ethnicity
This popular girl was born in the United States of American from an American family, so her nationality is American as she holds the citizenship of the United Nations of America. Her ethnicity is white American.
Mary Hart's father was Robert Harum, and her mother was Dorothy Harum. She had two siblings, and her parents had three children. She has two brothers named David Harum and Michael Harum.
In her early life, Mary Hart was a very active girl. She got crowned as Miss South Dakota 1970 in the 1970s. Also, she was able to reach the finals of Miss America in 1971. Thus, it is sure that she was equally talented and beautiful since her young age. She also worked as a teacher for two years she got into the hosting career. Then after she got the opportunity to work as an anchor, she left her teaching career.
Mary Hart; Education History
Mary Hart graduated from Augustana College. She did her schooling in Augustana School. But, after her graduation, she did not take her academic career any further because she wanted to be good professionally.
Mary Hart started her career at a very young age. She first started as a co-host. When she was in Omaha, Nebraska, she co-hosted a shoe named Dannysday with Danny Williams in the year 1976. Then she moved to Los Angeles in the year 1979 as she was very determined to pursue to leave Journalism as her career. Then, she came on the opera Days of Our Lives in a small role. She also co-hosted the first ever national talk show of Regis Philbin on NBC. But, it got canceled after four months. Because the show got canceled, she left very bad. It was her luck that she got hired as a correspondent of the ET in which she chose Jay Bernstein, who she liked as a manager.
As she got hired by the Et, she signed a contract in 1987 with Hanes for company's life of pantyhose. Because her legs shape were on point, she was insured an enormous amount of 1 million dollars by her manager. Also, she successfully participated in WrestleMania III by WWF. She was the guest timekeeper in the event of the Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan, which was the main event of the program. Nevertheless, she was also the official spokeswoman for the initiative of Breast Cancer in 2011.
However, in 2009, she suffered from an accident in her home, and she had her wrist broken. She plays a remarkable role as a fictional version of her very own self in a TV Show named, Baby Daddy. Her appearance on 29th of October, 2015 on the ET was also remarkable. Hence, she has a promising career.
Olivia Black: Body Measurement, Relationship, Rumors, Net Worth
While it goes to the net worth of this beautiful TV personality, she has earned a lot being a host. She has a significant estimated amount of about 100 million dollars. As she was a long-running host on the viral syndicated gossip and entertainment reality show, Entertainment Tonight from 1982-2011, she was able to collect a handsome amount of money. While she worked as a host, her annual salary was nearly 60 thousand dollars.
She had a big penthouse in Los Angeles which was at the Ritz Carlton downtown residences of the LA, at around 6.7 million dollars in 2016. She initially brought the house in 3.5 million dollars. The house was massive, and it had glittery city lights which were wrapped around with three en-suite bedrooms covering an area of 4,250 square kilometers and also 3.5 bathrooms. Also, she was the godmother of the newest ship in Oceania cruise line, Marina in February 2011. She, along with her husband, successfully listed Montana ranch for around 26.5 million dollars. It has a large square foot. Hence, her net worth is pleasing as she and her husband own many mansions and house. Along with it, her annual salary is high too.
Mary Hart; Body Measurements
Moving towards her body features, Mary has an attractive personality. She is a smart woman as her profession demanded smartness and she was able to come up as a successful host in the American TV channel. Her height is 5 feet and 5 inches, which are approximate, 1.65 meters. She weighs about 56 kilograms that are perfect for her height. Having light brown hair with bright blue eyes, she can attract the hearts of many.
Moreover, her chest size is 34 inches, her waist size is 24 inches, and her hip size is 35 inches. She wears the dress of size 7 and shoe of size six by the U.S. standards. Her bra size is 34 B. Hence; she has an attractive body.
Rumors and Controversies
Mary Hart was a well-known singer and a Television co-host. She never had any rumors regarding her personal life. But, she had to face gossips regarding her professional career because of her voice. According to the reports of the New England Journal of Medicine re the sound of this famous singer caused seizures in some woman in the year 1992. This rumor was not right, and it was solved somewhat. But, she did not get any chance to sing again on the TV.
This awesome lady, Mary Hart, was able to achieve a lot in her life. She worked as an American Host and co-host for several programs, and everyone loved her. To keep the record of her lifetime achievement and the contribution she was given the Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017.
Mary Hart is married to Burt Sugarman, who is a professional American TV producer. He is most known for his production of an iconic late-night series called the Midnight special. They were in love relation at the beginning and later in 8th of April 1989; there was a private wedding ceremony of this lovely couple in Yacht. They have been in the relation of husband and wife for three decades, which is quite a long time. This beautiful couple had a son in 24th of December, 1991, and they named him Alec Jay Sugarman. Now, their son is an assistant legislature.
This lovely couple has crossed their 30 years of married life and is still enjoying their marriage. They are so satisfied with their married life that they do not have any negative comments so far. Mary is very loyal, and she supports her husband in whatever she can. Also, she is well known for converting herself to her husband's religion Judaism after their marriage. They now live in a house at Trousdale Estates in Beverly Hills, California. Also, since 2015, this lovely couple has been living in Sierra Towers. They are still happy with their love life, and they have no plans of divorce or getting separated.
Moreover, this is her second marriage, and she has taken it to the door of love in an excellent way. But, she also had her first husband named Terry Hartman, who was a television host. In 1972 they got married, and after seven years of their marriage, they got separated in 1979.
Mary Hart; Social Media Reach
Mary Hart is not so active on the social media platform. She is active on Twitter, but she does not have any official Instagram and Facebook account. Because her hosting was super tasty, she can earn more than 10 thousand followers on her official Twitter account. Hence, the social media reach of her is on the medium scale.
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Exshaw School is a Kindergarten to grade eight school located in the community of Exshaw.Our students continue on to the Canmore Collegiate for their High School education. Our students come from Exshaw, Canmore and the nearby Stoney First Nations Reserve of Morley.
Our Vision: "To Inspire and Motivate the Whole Child as a Lifelong Learner in a Professional and Caring Environment."


Today I have for you the second post planned about ongoing faculty research projects. This one is written by Professor Kathy Acheson. She, like so many of our colleagues, combines literary and rhetorical study in her work, and makes a unique contribution to Early Modern Studies.
Please read, enjoy, and, if you feel like it, comment. Personally I'm still trying to make sense of the visual image she includes, which I am having great fun deciphering, and I'm always impressed by anyone who sets out to write a scholarly book.
As this project proceeds, Dr. Acheson will keep us up-to-date, so please watch for part 2 later.
There's a facebook page called "Working on My Book" that has 515 "likes" but absolutely no content: no posts on the wall, no info, no profile photo. I take this to be a poststructuralist joke: "working on my book" is a floating signifier that can mean anything from "eating chips in my pyjamas while playing solitaire on the computer" to "cleaning out forgotten closets" to "deleting the sentence I wrote yesterday." But it can also mean what you think it might mean: it can mean writing a book.
I sent off the manuscript of my most recent attempt to write a book in December of last year. I had a contract with a publisher: in 2006 I submitted a sample chapter, an outline, and a prospectus to several publishers, and had two offers of a contract. A contract like this does not oblige the publisher to publish the book, but it does require them to consider the full manuscript – to send it to readers, to pass the results by the editorial board, and to proceed with publication if the manuscript passes those tests. I say I "had" a contract, however, because – as is often the case when one is "working on my book" – I was grossly optimistic about when I would finish the manuscript, and the date passed some time ago. In addition, the nature of the book changed quite a bit as I wrote it: originally it was going to be about visual rhetoric and early modern English print culture, but as I was working I realized I wanted to investigate the relationship between visual and other ways of thinking, and I decided the "other ways" I could handle were those found in poetry. Either of these are reasons the publisher could consider the contract broken, and with academic publishing the way it is these days, I was a little concerned that my publisher would take the excuse to get out of putting out yet another expensive book that will sell in the order of 300-400 copies.
Luckily for me, the publisher seems still keen to have the book and has tracked down a reader for what they call the "clearance review" who will report back by the end of January. The publisher is also sending the manuscript to the editors of a series the book will fit in well with. What I am a little apprehensive about now are the comments and suggestions the reader might make. Challenging suggestions would include something like "should consider these observations in light of theories of visual cognition" (an area I'm not well-versed in) or "please incorporate broader history of the book in early modern Europe" (a field that is sprawling and gigantic and would test my knowledge of languages beyond my native tongue). The worst comment is some version of "unclear argument: needs re-working" – that's when you have to re-evaluate and re-conceive your thinking. But most likely the comments will be helpful ones such as "see X's work on Y" or "could refer back to Chapter 2?" and I will be able to respond to them and strengthen the book.
Any revisions will require reading, note-taking, re-reading, re-writing, and re-writing again. But if the scope of revisions is modest, I'll be able to get them done this term, while teaching. I also have to secure some photographs of printed images, and get permissions from the libraries that hold the original books and take the photos for me. I have to pay for these, but fortunately I have a small grant that will take care of that end of things. Then I have to make sure to attach the correct caption information to every photo. After that will be indexing, proofreading, and more corrections. And some chips, some vaccuuming, some long walks to no place. I'll update you here on next steps when I get the readers' reports.
Photo: From Henry Hexham, The principles of the art militaire (London: 1637), p. 41. Photograph courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library.


Janptr has recorded a realy nice video of the new Nokia E61i.It's a little but good Hands-On video.
Nokia has announced his new masterpiece.The new 6120 Classic.It comes with a 2 megapixel camera,a QVGA screen ,HSDPA(High Speed Downlink Packet Access), WCDMA and microSD.With this mobile tries nokia to reach also " the normal " user.It runs on Symbian OS 3rd edition and will come out in Q3 2007.It's a mobile for everyone and the price is for everyone,too.It will cost only 260 Euro unlocked.
Mark Guim, of theNokiablog has made a realy good Video where he shows, how to use the N95 as an DVD player.
First he convert a video from his Pc to his N95.
Than he connect his N95 and his big Tv via the Tv-out cable.
What you see is amazing!
The N95 can be used as a DVD player you can take to your friend and watch there your favorit movie.
Summer time is vacationtime .And also many people with their Smartphone drive this year into the vacation .Therefore I considered myself the 4 most important things for a successful vacation with the N95 .
On the drive you want to play with the N95, hear music or navigate.All this empties the battery fast out. Therefore an autobattery charger is indispensable.
The 5 megapixels camera of the N95 make large photos, which bring the memory card fast to the limit.
addition you want to hear your favourite music at the beach. Therefore need you a large memory card.
Mobilefreaks or blogger must write also in the vacation their reports and enamels. An article of the 4000 indications enclosure to write only with the keyboard of the N95 is very laborious. More simply and faster it goes with the SU-8W.
At the end of the day you want to show the pictures or videos you shot to your frieds or family.But the display of the N95 is too small for a slideshow.Fortunately there is the Tv-Out function,i allows you to show pictures and videos to a large public. Stupid if the television in the hotel has noTV-out connection.What to do?You need a skartadapter,because nearly each old television has a skartconnectio.


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My congratulations to all of the winning candidates and to the Republican party, which will now control both chambers of the state legislature.
We have endured angry rhetoric on the state and national election. The name-calling and nastiness were too intense, and certainly did not live up to the values that we teach our children and should exemplify in our lives.
Now that elections are over, it's time for leaders at every level to come together in a bipartisan manner to move our state and country forward. Our citizens expect their leaders to work together to not only address our issues but to also capitalize on the tremendous strengths of Kentucky.
In the Attorney General's Office, we have worked every day both nationally and here in Kentucky to work across the aisle.
In late October, I joined Republican Attorneys General Mike DeWine of Ohio and Patrick Morrisey of West Virginia for a forum about our nation's drug epidemic.
There was no talk of politics and there was no division.
Instead, we came together in common purpose to address this scourge that is taking so many lives. At the forum, we embraced groups from the faith, health care, advocacy and law enforcement communities knowing we are all in this struggle together.
This struggle is why, on the national level, I have taken a leadership role with the non-partisan National Association of Attorneys General as the Substance Abuse Committee co-chair alongside Republican Pam Bondi of Florida.
On the state level, we continue to reach across the aisle.
I seamlessly work with our state auditor, a Republican, to investigate and prosecute public officials who break the law and provide you the type of government you deserve.
It's why I have worked with our treasurer's office in a lawsuit against Delaware for keeping tax dollars that should be coming back to the Commonwealth.
And it's why I am pushing for the passage of numerous bills to better protect our children, many of which were authored by Republican lawmakers. The bills are good legislation that help protect children, and that is all that should matter.
With regards to the rest of the executive branch, my office will continue to try to assist the administration in addressing non-partisan challenges.
Our office volunteered its services in bringing a civil suit against those responsible for dumping radioactive waste in Estill and Greenup counties.
And we have attempted to work with the Energy and Environment Cabinet on planning for a $19 million environmental trust secured through the Volkswagen litigation. While we have been told "no" on both occasions, we will not get discouraged, and we will continue trying.
Reaching across the aisle is our duty.
And it is what the people of Kentucky expect.


We are only 20 days away from Christmas! Are you ready? Because if not, you still have time to shop, add to your wish list...and go tech. Here are four holiday gift ideas that INFO INNOVAMODE recommends.
Microsoft enters the wearable tech community with the Band. The Microsoft Band is a thin black bracelet with multiple functions and ten built-in sensors. For example, it has a built-in GPS system, a personal fitness tracker and it monitors the duration and quality of your sleep. The Band also has popular notification alerts regarding emails, calendar, weather and incoming calls. It retails for $199 and is available online and at Microsoft stores.
Japanese apparel retailer Uniqlo refers to their products as "Lifewear. Clothes for a better life for everyone, every day." A regular in using innovate textiles, this season Uniqlo reissues their HEATTECH line with a new collection for men and women. These staple items are able to retain body warmth and neutralize odor from perspiration. The women's line has an added bonus by having camellia oil woven into the fabric to enhance softness against the skin. The collection consists of basics such as long sleeve crew necks and tights and come in a variety of colors. HEATTECH is priced competitively (i.e. $12.90 for a v-neck t-shirt) and is available for purchase either in store or online.
American menswear designer, Michael Bastian, and Hewlett-Packard have taken a classic timepiece and updated it for today's techno savvy market. The MB Chronowing vibrates for incoming emails, text messages and other notifications connected to your favorite apps. The watch is controlled by three separate buttons as opposed to a touchscreen. It is water-resistant and made out of stainless steel with a battery run of 7 days between charging. MB Chronowing retails for $350 on Gilt.com and you can pick the color and material of its straps (black rubber, olive green nylon or brown leather). A limited luxe tech edition (sapphire crystal with alligator straps) is priced at $650 with only 300 available.
Can designer headphones enRICH the music you listen to? That could easily be the case if what you are sporting is a pair of headphones by megabrand Chanel. This year the French authority on luxury collaborated with California-based Monster Inc. to produce headphones like no other. Your $5,000 purchase at a Chanel boutique consists of a black quilted pair of headphones with an accompanying case…both with the double C monogram, natch. The clout of a great luxury brand embracing technology is a sure sign that a seismic shift in fashion is on the horizon.


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Blackadder's Christmas Carol (1988)
Pleasant Ebenezer Blackadder is turned into a cruel and witty miser after seeing visions of his ancestors and descendants.
Genre: Comedy, History, TV Movie
18 Again! (1988)
18 Again! is a 1988 comedy film starring George Burns and Charlie Schlatter. The plot involves a grandson switching souls with his grandfather by means of an accident. This was…
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy
Backfire (1988)
Mara McAndrew's marriage is falling apart. Her husband, Donnie, a Vietnam veteran, suffers troubling flashbacks about the war, leaving him unresponsive to her needs. Mara wants out, but she also…
Country: USA, Canada, UK
Emmanuelle 6 (1988)
Journey with Emmanuelle and the world's most excuisite models deep into the Amazon jungle to the heart of paradise. Beauty can be dangerous and the women soon find themselves captive…
Missing Link (1988)
A million years ago in Africa: the last of the ape-humans is on flight from the humans, who killed the rest of his clan. Alone, seeking others of his kind,…
Punchline (1988)
A medical school dropout and a housewifemom try to make it as stand-up comedians. They become friends and help each other out at an NYC comedy club.
Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988)
The lives of an English working-class family are told out of order in a free-associative manner. The first part, Distant Voices, focuses on the father's role in the family. The…
Country: UK, West Germany
La leggenda del santo bevitore (1988)
An alcoholic homeless man is given two hundred francs by a stranger, who requests that when he can he will return the money to Saint Therese in the cathedral.
Country: France, Italy
The Phantom Empire (1988)
When a man-eating cave creature appears with a fortune in uncut diamonds around his neck, Dr. Chambers' daughter Denae hires adventurers C & C Salvage to find the underground source…
In the Aftermath (1988)
On a post-apocalyptic Earth, an angel descends to help the survivors.
Country: Australia, Japan
Genre: Animation, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Landscape in the Mist (1988)
Two children journey the long road to Germany to find the man they believe to be their father.
Country: France, Greece, Italy
The Unnamable (1988)
High school students check out a haunted house where in the 1800's an ugly monster called the Unnamable was trapped in a vault.
Bad Dreams (1988)
The lone survivor of a suicide cult wakes from a thirteen-year coma in a psychiatric ward, where other patients suddenly start dying under mysterious and gruesome circumstances.
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988)
A television actress encounters a variety of eccentric characters after embarking on a journey to discover why her lover abruptly left her.
Appointment with Death (1988)
When a former prison wardress who dominates the lives of her three adult stepchildren and her daughter is found dead at an archaeological dig near the Dead Sea, there are…
Demons hypnotize the general public by posing as a rock and roll band.
Genre: Horror, Music
Arthur 2: On the Rocks (1988)
Arthur loses all of his money, and his wife wants a baby.
Slime City (1988)
A student moves into a run-down building in New York City. His bizarre neighbors make a concoction in their apartment they call wine, but when he takes some of it,…
Cellar Dweller (1988)
A comic book artist Whitney Taylor is doomed to repeat history in a most grotesque way when she unleashes a demon after drawing it..
Genre: Fantasy, Horror
Things Change (1988)
Shoe-shiner Gino is hired to take the rap for a mafia murder. Two-bit gangster Jerry watches over Gino and gives him a weekend to remember.
Dead Mate (1988)
Cute waitresshooker is romanced and wed to handsome strangerfuneral director. He, as well as most of the town prefer their women dead. She is the obvious candidate for that position,…
Dirty Dancing Concert Tour (1988)
The Music Teacher (1988)
Aging opera singer Joachim Dallayrac retires from the stage and retreats to the countryside to school two young singers, Sophie and Jean. Although the rigorous training takes its toll on…
Deadbeat at Dawn (1988)
After one too many encounters with The Spiders (a rival gang), The Ravens' leader's girlfriend tells him to quit the gang or it's Splitsville. He does so, but the leader…
Off Limits (1988)
McGriff and Albaby are probably doing the worst law enforcement job in the world – they are plain clothes U.S. military policemen on duty in war-time Saigon. However, their job…
Genre: Action, Thriller, War
Hack-O-Lantern (1988)
A kindly old grandfather is actually the leader of a murderous satanic cult which sacrifices its victims on Halloween.
Hong gao liang (1988)
When a leprous winery owner in 1930s China dies a few days after his arranged marriage, his young widow is forced to run the winery to make a living while…
Genre: Drama, History, Romance, War
Qi xiao fu (1988)
The story of Beijing Opera School, its teacher Master Yu and his students.
Casual Sex? (1988)
While attending a singles retreat, two female friends– one promiscuous, the other unlucky with men– share their philosophies on love, sex, men, and dating in the wake of the 1980s…
Switching Channels (1988)
A television news chief courts his anchorwoman ex-wife with an eleventh-hour story.
The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey (1988)
Men seeking relief from the Black Death, guided by a boy's vision, dig a tunnel from 14th century England to 20th century New Zealand.
Country: Australia, New Zealand
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Thriller
Zombie 3 (1988)
When a terrorist's body, infected with a stolen chemical, is cremated by the US military, a virus is unintentionally released into the atmosphere over a small island.
Genre: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi
Cop (1988)
An obsessive, insubordinate homicide cop is convinced a serial killer is loose in the Hollywood area and disobeys orders in order to catch him.
Medea (1988)
Medea is in Corinth with Jason and their two young sons. King Kreon wants to reward Jason for his exploits: he gives the hand of his daughter, Glauce, to Jason…
The Rescue (1988)
A group of kids venture into enemy territory in an ambitious attempt to rescue their Navy Seal fathers who were captured during a failed mission in North Korea.
Apprentice to Murder (1988)
Fire-and-brimstone preacher sees Satan everywhere, trains gullible young boy to detect evil, and the two of them commit several murders in the name of Jesus. Based on a true story.
Country: Canada, Norway, USA
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
One morning, a young man wakes to find that a small, disgusting creature has attached itself to the base of his brain stem. The creature gives him a euphoric state…
Lethal Pursuit (1988)
A rock star babe and her hunky honey find themselves targeted by her psychotic ex, whose insane jealously sparks a deadly game of desert cat-and-mouse.
Stealing Heaven (1988)
In medieval Paris, a young religious scholar and the beautiful niece of a local patrician fall madly in love and consummate their passion for each other. In the religious uproar…
Country: UK, Yugoslavia