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It may be a good thing Joshua Zimmerman didn’t start researching his book “The Polish Underground and the Jews, 1939-1945” now. Even without the recent victory of right-wing Law and Justice party, with its nationalist platform and call to culturally whitewash Poland’s Holocaust past, documenting the true relationship between Polish partisans and Jews was a daunting task.
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With anti-Semitic sentiment resurfacing in Poland, the climate isn’t exactly conducive to mining the great divide. At least one right wing politician has openly blamed Jews for instigating two weekends of civil protests over Law and Justice’s stranglehold over both the presidency and parliament. The demonstrations aren’t about to subside any time soon. Lech Waesa, the leader of the Solidarity movement in the 1980s, spoke out Wednesday against a new law that would virtually eliminate the court as a check on
As Poland becomes increasingly polarized, Jews are caught in the crosshairs. As a response to the Paris attacks last month, a group in the city of Wroclaw protesting the European Union’s call to absorb Syrian refugees burned an effigy of a Hassidic Jew holding an EU flag, chanting: “God, honor and fatherland!”
In Poland, Jews are sometimes conflated with Muslims. At other times, they’re not. Last Sunday, Jewish graves in the city of Sochaczew were vandalized with pro-ISIS graffiti, complete with swastikas and slogans like “F**k the Jews” and “The Holocaust never happened.”
To add fuel to the fire, Poland’s new culture minister Piotr Glinski, in an interview with Reuters last week, spoke of his plans to rehabilitate Poland’s image through a Hollywood blockbuster along the lines of “Braveheart” or “Pearl Harbor,” because such films would enable Poland to “build its strength and to win, or rather, not to lose, on the world stage.”
As for last year’s Oscar winner, “Ida,” a film about post-war Polish identity and the guilt of villagers in the murder of a Jewish family, Glinski denounced it, adding, “it is disturbing that Poland is ascribed fault [in the Holocaust].”
And don’t even mention the town of Jedwabne, the site of a bloody pogrom in 1941 that the Poles blamed solely on the Nazis. Two years earlier, the Polish film “Aftermath,” about the Jedwabne controversy and the topic of the recently published “The Crime and the Silence” by Anna Bikont, resulted in death threats to the film’s star. The largest Polish news weekly, Wprost, featured his defaced portrait on the cover with a Jewish star and the word “Zyd” (“Jew”) scrawled around his head in the style of anti-Semitic graffiti found in Poland.
Debate about Poland’s complicity in exterminating its Jews seems like it may be curtailed further. Polish-born Princeton professor Jan T. Gross, author of “Neighbors: The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne,” the first book addressing Polish guilt for the pogrom, is being threatened with a libel suit for an editorial he wrote in German newspaper Die Welt, in which he claimed that Poles killed more Jews than they did Germans during World War II.
Though the newly elected government seems to be invested in only one narrative concerning Poland’s wartime past, some don’t see the related anti-Semitic activity as anything new.
“First of all, there is no ‘latest wave,’” says Konstanty Gebert, a Warsaw-based journalist for Gazeta Wyborcza, a Polish Jewish activist and author of “Living in the Land of Ashes.” “It’s the same old anti-Semitism, given more prominence by the fact that its supporters are now part of the victorious political camp. There will be some more of it, in Hungarian style, but it is not an autonomous feature. Rather, attitudes toward Jews are an indicator of broader positions on the democracy/authoritarianism divide.”
And most see the subject of the partisans’ relationship to Jews as part of that fault line.
“It’s a taboo topic. Many of the pogroms were carried out by partisans who are considered national heroes here,” says Zuzanna Radzick, a board member of Forum for Dialogue, the largest Polish nongovernmental organization dedicated to Jewish-Polish reconciliation through various initiatives. “The next big discussion in this country will be about the underground.”
In many ways, the new government’s ability — or inability — to examine this fraught history will be a good predictor of anti-Semitic attitudes moving forward, and whether all the bridge-building efforts by Forum and other organizations, such as the Auschwitz Jewish Center’s Understanding Evil program, which trains police officers to respond to hate crimes from swastika graffiti to worse, will suffer setbacks.
“The government’s failure to denounce [recent anti-Semitic slurs] is indeed source for concern,” says Gebert. And it makes Zimmerman’s tome on the Polish Underground all the more pressing. The comprehensive 400-page book paints a nuanced look at the Underground’s roots and various factions — good, bad and ugly. It highlights the heroism of many partisans who risked their lives to save Jews, while also indicting figures wrongly beatified in Poland.
And that’s exactly why Zimmerman knows the road to having his book accepted in Poland may be a long one.
“In Poland, to imply that partisans could be war criminals is heresy,” says Zimmerman, the chair of Holocaust studies and East European Jewish history at Yeshiva University in New York, echoing Radzik’s sentiments. “To Poles, they’re part of ‘sacred national memory,’ to quote Eva Hoffman, the famous Polish Jewish writer. These are heroes to them. They perished fighting the Nazis. It’s sort of like suggesting the IDF doesn’t always act morally or ethically to an Israeli. The Polish Underground is a symbol of martyrdom and resistance and the struggle for the defeat of Nazi Germany along with the Western allies for the freedom of Poland and Europe as a whole.”
Conversely, he found, most Holocaust survivors view the Polish underground as not only anti-Semitic but complicit in the genocide of European Jews. The great gap in perception is wide even among Polish and Jewish scholars, Zimmerman says.
A survey conducted by POLIN, the Journal of Polish Jewish Studies, asked Polish American and Jewish American academics whether the Polish Home Army favored equal rights for the Jews. Eighty-eight percent of Polish American academics responded yes, while eight percent of Jewish academics agreed.
“That huge difference told me there was something there to investigate,” says Zimmerman, who got the idea for the book after reading the obituary of Cyla Mueller, Simon Wiesenthal’s wife.
“It mentioned she was saved by the Polish underground,” he says. “After reading countless survivor testimonies, I thought, what was this underground group that saved her? Maybe there’s something more to this story.”
And it took someone as bias-free and well researched as Zimmerman, who authored two previous books on Polish Jewish history, “Poles, Jews and the Politics of Nationality” and “Contested Memories: Poles and Jews during the Holocaust and its Aftermath,” to undertake such an audacious task.
“I dedicated my book to my wife’s mother who died before I met her, but who was a survivor and raised my wife to think that Poles are the most anti-Semitic people,” says Zimmerman. “I’m a third generation American, and my ancestors emigrated before World War I. When I learned about the Holocaust, the Poles weren’t really a part of the picture, only the Germans, which helped me be a bit more objective.”
His neutrality, painstaking dedication and fluency in Polish helped him sift through the various cobwebs of perception on both sides and gain access to files others would never have found. He conducted his detective-like search for the truth in four countries — the United States, Poland, Israel and England, where the Polish Home Army had been exiled and where their archives are stored.
What he discovered surprised him.
“I went to the national library in Warsaw to find any Jewish communication between local and central Polish resistance, but was coming up dry,” he says. “Then two hours later, the archivist comes to me and says, ‘there’s an archivist in the back who wants to talk to you.’ She asked, ‘have you heard of this manuscript by Stanislaw Aronson?’” It had been typed in English and read “Poland-War Years, 1944-45,” filed from Tel Aviv in 1988.
Three months later, Zimmerman was in Aronson’s living room hearing his remarkable story of fleeing the Warsaw Ghetto and meeting a member of the underground who recruited him while Aronson was in hiding.
“He had a unique view during the Warsaw Uprising and talks about being a Jew in the Home Army, adopting a pseudonym, but he told his comrades that he was Jewish, and claimed he never once experienced the slightest bit of anti-Semitic innuendo,” says Zimmerman. “But he wasn’t the only one. There was also Stanislaw Likiernik, who I was also able to locate and who gave me a different perspective. They were in the same general unit, but their experiences were different. And that’s what I needed to do—uncover as many of these narratives as I could and lay them out and really see what local attitudes were regarding Jews.”
What he discovered is that they greatly differed depending on location, unit and person. Sometimes when going through officers’ reports, Zimmerman would see a word that alerted him that perhaps the author’s attitude was different than the norm.
“I would see, ‘Unfortunately, most people here are happy to see that Jews are gone,’” Zimmerman notes. “So you could tell that the person writing the report wasn’t an anti-Semite.”
He also had to look at the dates of the testimonies to see whether witnesses may have distorted the information to reflect popular opinion, and take all these factors into account. “A testimony filed right after the war may be more accurate than one given decades later, like when the Shoah Foundation started archiving survivor testimonies in the 1990s, because we remember less as time goes on,” he says. “But sometimes time worked in favor of the truth.”
In other words, there’s a reason why many of these testimonies started to emerge only in the past 15 years. Perhaps he wouldn’t have been able to start writing his book now, but he also couldn’t have written it 20 years ago.
“What I learned from Stan Aronson was that he and others weren’t comfortable telling their stories until around 2000 because he felt he would have been persecuted by his peers,” Zimmerman says. “When Poland established diplomatic relations with Israel, then it was okay to air a story full of warm feelings for Poland.”
And the converse was true in Poland. With the dismantling of the Communist regime came a desire to unearth Poland’s Jewish past and stories of Polish Jewish solidarity that had been verboten.
The last klezmer of Poland, Leopold Kozlowski, was from a Krakow underground unit that consisted of a Jewish platoon in the Home Army. “I met him through Lucyna Les of the Jarden Bookstore in Krakow,” says Zimmerman. “He goes to the Klezmer Hois in Kazimierz everyday at noon, has a coffee and plays in the orchestra. And his story is a complete negation of the collective memory of the Polish Underground being endemically anti-Semitic.”
The Jewish Platoon that Kozlowski and his brother Adolf served in helped rescue the Jews of Hanaczow when the Ukranians, aided by the Germans, set fire to homes to ferret out hidden Jews. The platoon and the Home Army safely transferred the Jewish population to the nearby village of Bilki in April 1944. One of those evacuees was Selma Horowitz, whom Zimmerman met while attending a dinner for the American Society of Friends of Yad Vashem in Long Island.
“It was a fateful encounter,” Zimmerman says of meeting Horowitz, who told him of how Kozlowski’s platoon and the Home Army rescued 250 other Jews from her village.
But not all chapters paint as glowing a picture of Poles. Chapter 10 takes a very critical look at those Home Army commanders who committed real crimes against humanity. Their accounts are shocking and disturbing, told in graphic detail, attesting to how easily it was to turn entire units against Jews, even among those who weren’t openly anti-Semitic before the war. “They were all too eager to kill entire villages of Jews out of some misplaced sense of fulfilling a moral obligation to rid Poland of Jews,” says Zimmerman. “Many called Jews worse than Nazis. And yet, at the same time, in a different region, there are Jewish platoons fighting alongside Polish ones.”
In other words, there was great variation among the units.
Still, Zimmerman isn’t expecting the new Polish government to heed the negative stories and do something to correct the national narrative. For example, when he was investigating how the Polish Home Army turned its guns on the Jews of Byalistok, he came across the testimony of Col. Liniarski, who bragged with glee about how many Jews he had killed. He also discovered there’s a church in Warsaw that bears a plaque in his name.
“Will they admit this is someone not to honor?” asks Zimmerman. “The evidence has been out there for 10 years, and there’s no action to remove the plaque.”
And yet, Poland’s last president, Bronislaw Komorowski, wrote a letter to Zimmerman and provided a footnote for his book to the story of how Komorowski’s uncle was nearly rescued by a Jewish member of the Home Army called Eliasz Baran. The attempt failed and both ultimately died in the war. But the would-be rescuer’s son, Ze’ev Baran, survived and serves as honorary consul of the republic of Poland in Jerusalem.
Does Zimmerman think these stories will help foster Polish-Jewish reconciliation or will the government reject the book whole and turn back the clock on efforts toward remembrance and cooperation?
“I think they might like it because it does promote stories of the likes of Jan Karski and Irena Sendler, who are still largely unknown outside of Poland,” says the Yeshiva University professor. “But if they’re not receptive to stories like Jedwabne, then they will reject it, because I present a balanced view.”
And how will survivors and the Jewish community take to it? Zimmerman’s wife said she didn’t think her mother would have liked it. Those who survived pogroms by the Underground may have a hard time warming to it. But that’s precisely why both sides need to read it.
“We’re a healthy democracy because we acknowledge past wrongs and don’t try to deny them,” he says. “The fact that the former Polish government supported POLIN, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, in Warsaw, investing millions of dollars into it, is a positive sign. I can’t speak for the new government. But what my books show is that a Jewish American can look honestly and come to a reasoned study of this controversial issue, and that there are several sides of this story. And hopefully, it will move them to do so, too.”
But Gebert, who knows full well the obstacles ahead, may have a more realistic view.“The merit of the book is to show how complex the attitudes of the underground towards Jews were,” he says. “No such monograph exists in Polish; it would be very useful if the book would be translated. Having said that, it would in no way impact public debate.”
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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — No. 1 Kansas had the outright Big 12 title wrapped up before going back on the court after halftime. The Jayhawks then finished off something that hadn’t been done in the conference in a decade.
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The AUL have confirmed that they are to curtail the 2019/20 season as a result of the latest FAI announcement on the cessation of football activities.
This confirmation comes shortly after it was revealed that the Limerick and District League was also cut short.
The AUL Executive said this morning: “Due to the FAI announcement last Friday that the earliest that football Games can begin again is the 28th of August with the season being extended to the 11th of October to facilitate any League what wished to fulfil the 2019/20 season. Our new season will commence on the 18th of October.
“Based on the feedback from our Clubs, with many concerns raised about an early uncertain return and the HSE advice on safety measures the Executive Committee of the League have decided to cancel all remaining fixtures for the current season and concentrate on gearing up for the New one.
“Points for the remaining games will be allocated on a pro rate basis using points already won. So, we will have league champions in each Division.
“The decision while disappointing for many, does we hope provide a degree of certainty that will allow Clubs, Players and Referees plan their summers and return to training and games when safe to do so.”
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Inside your dome, you’ll get all the facilities of a hotel room, including a private bathroom with running hot and cold water, a luxurious double bed and clear-panelled windows that are carved out to give you the perfect views of the mighty salt crust.
The central dome features a breathtaking, vibrant common space, with a dining area and floor level couches in case you just want to relax and get to know your dome-mates. If the stillness of the salt flats works up your appetite, you can enjoy some delicious, authentic Bolivian eats courtesy of the award winning Gustu Restaurant.
If you want to make the most of your trip (and are up for a challenge) you can hike off to the lower tip of the Tunupa volcano crater or visit the morbidly delightful Coquesa village and its mummies. If you’re not keen on visiting the dead, stay back and borrow Kachi’s mountain bikes to experience the flatness of Salar’s white earth. At night you can use the in-house telescope to observe the magnificent night starry skies of the Bolivian plateau. We can’t recommend a better date night.
If there’s any place we’d recommend you break the bank for, it’s the Kachi Lodge. The resort, which opens in February 2019, only has 6 six luxury domes, so we suggest you make your booking way ahead of time. After all, isn’t this the stuff that dream journals are all about?
Want to get some more extravagant experiences under your belt? Check out these next level trips to take with your bestie.
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I don’t often review children’s books, but the KeeKee’s Big Adventures series by Shannon Jones is so adorable, I wanted to share it with you. KeeKee is a calico cat who travels the world in a hot air balloon. Her previous stops included Paris and Rome.Continue Reading
For every rescued cat, there’s a story. Some rescue stories are heartwarming, inspiring and joyful. Some make you weep for what some cats had to endure before finding their forever home, and others make you marvel at the serendipity that is so often part of a rescue.
The twelve cats in Rescued, a collection of stories edited by Janiss Garza, the human behind the late Sparkle the Designer Cat and publisher of the Sparkle Cat blog, come from all sorts of backgrounds. They’re library cats, bloggers, and mystery stars. Their true life rescue stories are told in the cats’ voices.Continue Reading
Street cats, usually referred to as community cats or feral cats in this country, are very much a part of most communities, even though many people may not even notice them. These cats tend to live in alleys, hide in shrubbery or storm drains, and generally shy away from human contact. The number of community cats nationwide is estimated to be about 60 million. Considering that the estimated number of pet cats in the US is between 75 and 90 million, I find that number shockingly high.
Thankfully, there are caring individuals who do what they can to feed and provide basic health care for these cats. Continue Reading
When you get an email from Julie Newmar, the original Catwoman, asking whether you would like to review ” a funny new book about cats written by my brother with me,” there is only one right answer. I was delighted to receive a copy of The Mediterranean Universe, along with a personal note from Ms. Newmar.Continue Reading
Catsong, a 2007 Merial Human-Animal Bond Award winner, is back with more stories, more poetry, and more – what else? – cats. This charming and delightful collection of stories about special cats and the impact they had on the author’s life celebrates the immense love, joy and comfort they have brought, each in his or her own individual and special way.Continue Reading
Animal Tales is one of the most fun apps I’ve come across. Created by the same folks who brought you the successful ResQWalk, this free IOS app allows you to create custom story books featuring your cats. The storybooks can be created and shared for free, or printed for $12 with 20% of proceeds going to animal rescue.
“Our vision with Animal Tales was to create a unique, easy to use product for animal lovers to have fun with,” said Animal Tales Founder Bailey Schroeder. I got to try the app and created two books, one for Ruby and one for Allegra (I didn’t want one of them feel left out!)Continue Reading
I have a confession to make: I have a soft spot for sappy holiday movies, and thanks to the Hallmark Channel, I can indulge this fondness from November 1 through December 31 each year. Most of the movies follow a pretty set pattern, as you would expect from the genre. Occasionally, they’ve featured movies with dogs, but this year, for the first time that I know of, there’s a movie featuring cats. And not just any movie: The Nine Lives of Christmas is based on the book of the same title by Sheila Roberts, which happens to be one of my favorite Christmas cat books.Continue Reading
When Dawn White first saw the photo of a sick, pathetic-looking tabby on Facebook, she was looking for a companion for her then almost three-year-old black and white Lexy. At the time, Lola was being cared for at Manhattan Cat Specialists after being rescued from a kill shelter. As happens to so many of us, there was something in Lola’s eyes that drew Dawn in. She visited Lola at the veterinary clinic, and it was, as she writes in Lola: Diary of a Rescue Cat, “the second best decision I ever made,” the first being, of course, adopting Lexy eight months earlier.Continue Reading
We save each other. I am grateful to experience the power of positive connection time and again throughout my life. I started rescuing stray and injured animals in need as soon as I could walk, so I suppose it has always been in my DNA to co-found an animal welfare organization to assist animals in need on a larger platform. As for my words- my parents recorded my first word as “talks a lot!” in my neatly kept baby book. They claim that once I started talking, I didn’t stop. I guess some things never change. I channel that raw spirit and energy into my writing, in an effort to share my experiences with you.

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A woman in her 70s has died after she was struck by a tipper truck and suffered serious injuries.
Emergency services were called to the scene at around 4pm today.
The tragedy involved a silver Ford Transit tipper on the junction of Cavour Street and Penllwyn Street.
The woman was treated at the scene and is believed to have died in hospital.
According to local residents around five police cars had sped to the scene.
Tonight police issued an appeal for information to anyone who was in the area between 3.30pm and 4pm.
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Played the role of Peter Thronton on the hit 1990s TV series, MacGuyver.
He studied drama in New York, supporting himself by moonlighting as an ambulance driver.
Due to his popularity, the Writers of MacGuyver incorporated his deteriorating vision into the show rather than let him go.
He grew up on the family farm in Ferndale, Michigan.
He did not let even blindness stop him from acting, as he appeared on Michael Crichton's series, ER as a blind character.

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Wednesday, July 9 2014, 08:46 AM MDT
Jamaal Williams interview: July 6, 2014
(KUTV) The only Cougar that ran for more yardage than Jamaal Williams did last football season is Taysom Hill. By the end of 2013 BYU was ranked the number ten rushing team in the country which is surprising given the history of the west coast offense and high-powered passing attack in Provo.
Sunday night on Talkin' Sports Adam Mikulich put together his favorite parts of a recent interview with Jamaal looking ahead to 2014. Adam talks with Jamaal about what it's like to be a non-LDS player at BYU and about the potential of leaving BYU as the school's all-time leading rusher.
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The Fraumünster is one of the “must see” sights in the old town of Zurich. It boasts some spectacular modern stained glass, including five windows by Marc Chagall and a rose window by Augusto Giacometti. However for me the highlight was the separate cloister with its frescoes illustrating the foundation of the church, including the legend of the Deer With the Lighted Horns.
The Founding Of The Zurich Fraumünster
The Fraumünster (women’s minster) was founded in 853 by King Ludwig of Germany. According to legend his two daughters, Hildegard and Bertha, lived in a fortress high in the mountains above Zurich. Each evening a deer with lighted horns would lead them through the dark forest and down the hill to the edge of the River Limmat. Here they would stop and pray, before the deer led them safely home. The sisters saw this as a sign from God that a religious establishment should be built at this spot. Their father agreed to the founding of a monastery, and Hildegard became its first abbess.
Another legend, also involving a deer, concerns King Ludwig’s grandfather, the Emperor Charlemagne. It is said that a stag led him to the graves of the Saints Felix and Regula, a brother and sister who were beheaded by the Romans, but who then proceeded to walk uphill carrying their severed heads! Now buried in the crypt beneath the Fraumünster, they are the patron saints of Zurich.
Either way, it is clear that deer are important to the history of Zurich and of the Fraumünster. You can see the deer with the lighted horns yourself if you visit Uto Kulm, at the top of the Uetliberg mountain where Hildegard and Bertha had their home. The path to the summit is lined with statues of deer with lamps in their horns, the creation of sculptor Bruno Weber.
The Frescoes Of The Fraumünster Cloister
The current Fraumünster church was built over the remains of the monastery around 1250. The separate cloister dates from the end of the 12th century, and was moved to its present location in the 19th century. Between 1924 and 1934 the artist Paul Bodmer was commissioned to paint a series of frescoes illustrating the foundation of the church.
Today the cloister is a peaceful place; there were few people there when I visited. I walked around and looked at pictures of beatific nuns and of the princesses Hildegard and Bertha. But in the shadows of the far end of the cloister were other, darker, pictures, with snakes, toads and the martyrdom of Saints Felix and Regula. They were a bit of a challenge to the serenity of the place: I decided I preferred the story of the Deer With the Golden Horns!

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Perfect Chess Database 1.13.0 (портабельная) Язык: английский Платформа: Windows 32 bit
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Perfect Chess Database is a new operating system independent chess database application. This is the first official release and it has been released at an early stage of development to give you, the user, a chance to be part of the future of PCDB.
Key Features: - new chess database format PCDB - big database (3,1 million games) can be downloaded from within the app - open PCDB/PGN databases - new PCDB/PGN database - delete PCDB/PGN databases - compact PCDB/PGN databases - new games / new positions - edit games - add comments and symbols (!, ?, +-, ...) - add colored squares and arrows - search games by player, date, elo, event, site, position, material, ... - mass tag games - show opening books - create opening books from databases - download the latest issues of TWIC - add UCI engines - auto replay game


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Following two demolishing defeats to Arizona and Utah, Arizona State will try to build momentum going into their last home series of the season as they travel to Boulder for their first and only matchup with Colorado.
The first half of the Rocky Mountains road trip came with the Sun Devils taking on Utah, a place where they have found it difficult to win at in recent years. Last season, ASU trailed at halftime to Utah 41-9, and this season was no different with the intermission score being 44-10. They ended up losing 81-46, and facing Colorado will present a similar challenge.
Utah got off to such a huge lead in the beginning was with their three-point shooting, making five threes in a row to start the game. The Utes finished with 16 threes made on 40 attempts, and almost all of them were good looks due to the zone ASU was playing that gave so much attention to sophomore center Jakob Poeltl.
Similarly, Colorado has a dominant center of their own in senior Josh Scott. Scott averages 16.7 points and 8.9 rebounds per contest, and is the focal point of the Colorado attack. If ASU takes a similar approach to Scott as they did with Poeltl, they could be in for another three-point barrage.
Colorado’s starting lineup without Scott shoots 41.9 percent from three, including sophomore guard George King, a top-20 scorer in the conference who shoots 45.5 percent from three. As a team, Colorado is the best in the conference at shooting the three at 39.2 percent, and the worse news is Utah is sixth in the Pac-12.
In other words, ASU might not be able to focus so much on Scott that the wings are deserted much like the Utah perimeter players, because they were able to take complete advantage of the open opportunities.
Unlike ASU, the Buffaloes are riding a lot of momentum coming off of a huge home win against No. 9 Arizona on Wednesday. With their late-season surge coming at the perfect time and the Sun Devils’ collapse paralleling it, ASU will likely need to have a near-perfect performance in order to add to their win total.
Keys to the Game
If this game turns into a shootout, Colorado won’t be presented with too much of a challenge. When holding opponents to under 75 points this season, ASU is 11-2. Five of those wins came when ASU also scored less than 75, including ASU’s only two ranked wins of the season.
Colorado on the other hand has scored at least 75 points 17 times, including six games with at least 90 points, being 15-2 overall in those games.
Not only that, but ASU’s lack of depth will play a huge role in defending Colorado, who plays nine guys on a consistent basis. ASU is stuck with eight scholarship players, and only seven of them played major minutes against Utah.
Crash the boards
The Sun Devils are 10-4 in games where they grab at least ten offensive rebounds, and a group effort is going to be much needed in this game.
Against Utah ASU did a good job at keeping tabs on Poeltl for the most part, but where they got beat was not putting bodies on the other four guys when shots went up. With junior forwards Obinna Oleka and Savon Goodman rebounding as well as they have been, trusting them with the responsibility of keeping Scott off the glass is something worth giving a try considering the fact that senior guard Gerry Blakes is one of the best rebounding guards in the Pac-12 with 5.5 per game.
Where a lot of this comes into play is how often they settle for three-pointers. While a missed three can give you more of a chance at a long offensive rebound, a lot of the time when a shot is missed inside there is nobody around to even have a shot at an offensive board because everybody is outside the three-point line. If they can find the balance between five-out isolation and a scheme where everybody crashes the boards, boards will come easier with less transition giveaways.


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Connecticut has a tasty addition with John and Morgan
Nealon's new restaurant, Cugine's Italian, located at 121 Towne
Street in Harbor Point, which opened in June 2022. The restaurant
serves Dinner Thursday through Sunday, and Brunch on
Saturdays and Sundays. The attractive restaurant has a cool "speakeasy"
vibe, a creative cocktail menu, and a well-crafted menu by Executive Chef
Rick O'Connor. Ample parking as well as its proximity to the Stamford
Train Station, make it a highly desirable restaurant location.
Cugine's Italian, Stamford, CT
is perfect for lazy weekend Brunches, and we had an excellent Brunch at Cugine's
Italian on Saturday, June 25, 2022, which opened on June 10, 2022. Executive
Chef Rick O'Connor is the talent in the kitchen and his menu is diversified
enough to appeal to a wide variety of palates.
Chef Rick O'Connor, Owners John & Morgan Nealon
and Morgan Nealon, who also Taco Daddy located a
few doors down from Cugine's Italian, wanted their new restaurant to have a
speakeasy vibe, so there is no signage, and the entrance is through a "flower
shop." The chicly elegant restaurant has dark sage walls, ceiling, and tables,
to create a monochromatic canvas as a showcase for the opulent sparkling
crystal chandeliers. The inviting ambience has well-chosen music, an expansive
and well-stocked bar lined with swivel bar stools, gold high-top votives grace
the wood tables, and a large painting of Frank Sinatra graces the back of the
restaurant setting the mood. Framed black and white photos of chefs whom the
owners have known or have worked with, line another wall, as a nod to those who
have inspired. The ambience has a hip New York City or London vibe, made all
the better since it is in Stamford, Connecticut and is easily accessible by car
with plenty of parking in their parking lot or by Metro North Train
(Stamford Station stop).
My Way & Copacabana cocktails
restaurant has an inspired cocktail menu with cocktails named for famous places ike the Copacabana, Cotton Club (Harlem, New York), The Savoy (London), the Rainbow
Room (Manhattan) and Jimmy Weston's (Manhattan Jazz Club), to name but a few.
We started with the Copacabana cocktail, which was a delectable libation that
paired tequila, Campari, lemon, and grapefruit soda, and the My Way cocktail, a
nod to Frank Sinatra, made with Woodford Reserve Bourbon, B&B, Fonseca
Port, Ginger, and Angostura Bitters. Both cocktails were well-balanced with
lovely layers of flavor.
The menu is
divided into Brunch offerings, Antipasti, Primi, Contorni, and Desserts. There
is also a Crudo menu. We began with The Bagel Spread from the Brunch section, which
was beautifully presented and consisted of four Popup Bagels accompanied by layers
of pepper-crusted lox, smoked whitefish spread, dill cream cheese, cherry
tomatoes, thinly sliced cucumbers and onions, and a generous mound of capers. What
makes the bagels especially notable is that they buy their dough from Popup
Bagels and bake the bagels in-house and serve them warm. The bagels were about
as perfect as you can get with nice chewy crusts. They also cure their own lox
in-house, and make their whitefish spread in-house.
sampled their Frittata from the Brunch menu, which had roasted red peppers,
onions, zucchini, mushrooms, and melted fontina cheese, and was garnished with
arugula. Also delicious from their Brunch menu was the Eggs Florentine, which
were two poached eggs on a bed of spinach on toasted English muffins drizzled
with Hollandaise and accompanied by golden crispy roasted potatoes that were perfectly
seasoned. For our pairing cocktail, we had the Cotton Club, made with Old
Forrester Bourbon, Ginger, Cardamom, Sage, and Lemon, which was a knockout of
the Primi section of the menu, we sampled the house-made Potato Gnocchi with
Wild Boar Ragu, which was astounding. Making gnocchi is a delicate art as the
dough needs to have the perfect texture so it will not be too soft or be too
tough. Chef Rick's gnocchi had great consistency and were fork tender. Paired
with the wild boar ragu redolent with rosemary and garnished with a dusting of
cheese and fresh herbs, it provided yet another reason for us to want to return
to the restaurant.
Gnocchi with Wild Boar Ragu
Capellini Al Limone
sampled their Capellini Al Limone pasta which was capellini cooked al dente and
presented in a lemon, parmesan, and butter sauce, topped with chopped pistachio
nuts, and garnished with fresh basil leaves. The pistachio nuts added flavor to
this simple, but very tasty dish, as well as gave texture to the pasta and provided nut
Tiramisu & Pistachio Cannoli
our dining experience on a lusciously sweet note, by sampling their Tiramisu
presented in a bowl with layers of flavor enhanced with grated chocolate
tableside, and their Pistachio Cannoli, which were miniature crispy cannoli
shells filled with delicately sweetened ricotta and pistachios. To cap off our
gastronomic tasting at Cugine's Italian, in lieu of coffee or espresso we had their
Page Six martini, which was an especially tasty Pistachio Espresso Martini,
with a pistachio rim and whole pistachios floating in the cocktail.
Pistachio Espresso Martini
O'Connor, the talent in the kitchen, has a very impressive culinary background
including working at Marea, Chef Michael White's Michelin star restaurant in
New York City, as well as at others, before joining John and Morgan Nealon. He
brings his passion, dedication, and culinary experience to deliver a memorable
dining experience for Cugine's Italian patrons.
Javin Bell's cocktails are inventive, inspirational, absolutely delicious, and
worthy of a trip to Stamford alone for the cocktail menu, however, you will
definitely want to go there for the food. Allow yourself enough time to
appreciate all the nuances of the restaurant, arrive hungry and work your way
through the oh-so-tasty menu. Whether you opt to dine there for Brunch on
Saturday or Sunday or have dinner there Thursday through Sunday, the restaurant
is sure to please.
Pull up a bar stool!
time cheers and bon appétit!
also like to read about Cugine's Italian and Chef Rick O'Connor Recipe in the Chefs"
Recipes section where he graciously provides a recipe for Mussels with CalaBrian Chili Butter to tempt your palate into
making a trip to experience Cugine's Italian for yourself.
Cotton Club Cocktail
Italian is open Thursday and Friday from 5:30 pm until 1:30 pm, Saturday from
11:30 am until 1:30 am, and Sunday from 11:30 am until close.
See you at Cugine's Italian
information on Cugine's Italian, please visit the restaurant's Instagram page: www.Instagram.com/cuginesitalian @cuginesitalian
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SumUp conducted a three-month trial featuring more than 100 restaurants in the UK for the new solution
SumUp has launched a new QR code payment solution for the hospitality sector.
Called Magic Pay, the new solution from the UK-based payments provider enables multiple people to scan a QR code and receive a copy of the bill, which can then be split, tipped and paid, including via Apple or Google Pay.
The solution can deliver the receipt via email and requires no app, account or admin.
SumUp conducted a three-month trial featuring more than 100 restaurants in the UK for the new solution and found that on average, almost half of guests chose the QR code payment method.
Tips for staff increased by 38% on average thanks to the prompt in Magic Pay. They also saved about 12 minutes in time per table.
With the trial concluded, only two out of the more than 100 restaurants that participated stopped using Magic Pay, which integrates with SumUp’s point-of-sale solution.
Commenting on the launch, Joseph Flynn, head of order and pay at SumUp, said: “SumUp has spent a decade at the side of entrepreneurs and SMEs. Our mission is to make business life as simple and efficient as possible—and to remove the stress of taking payment. Magic Pay will provide a win-win for merchants and customers alike through its easy integration and user-friendly design—just scan, split, pay.”


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Odyssey Classic Online is a 2d top-view online RPG that is set within a medieval setting. There are several player classes available and it is both PvP and quest based. "The Odyssey Engine" is the sole inspiration for many other games such as the original "Mirage Online", which ultimately transformed the ease of Online RPG creation with the Playerworlds program. The Odyssey Classic was started in the mid-90s and is widely said to be the first successful VB6 MORPG.
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June Mini Checked Pattern Petite Beaded Fringe Earrings Multi-Check out
Introducing Ink + Alloy’s June Mini Checked Pattern Petite Beaded Fringe Earrings, a delightful addition to the Seed Bead Collection. These earrings feature a cute checkerboard pattern in vibrant multi-colors. Made with precision-cut glass seed beads, these hanger earrings offer a skinnier take on their beloved fringe style. If you're a fan of the popular Whitney earrings, get ready to be obsessed with the June! Embrace your sense of wonder and express your unique style with these fabulous fringe earrings. Get ready to spread love, light, and happiness wherever you go!
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Rhoen Klinikum AG (RHK)
Rh�n-Klinikum AG engages in the provision of healthcare services. It operates hospitals and medical care centers that offer basic and standard, intermediate, maximum, and specialist care. Outpatient-inpatient basic and standard care is offered in portal clinics and medical care centers. The company was founded by Eugen M�nch in 1973 and is headquartered in Bad Neustadt an der Saale, Germany.
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Twin quakes shake Itbayat, Batanes anew
MANILA, Philippines — Two earthquakes shook Itbayat, Batanes on Saturday as the country’s northernmost municipality still reels from devastating tremors that left nine people dead late last month.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injury from the tremors that were aftershocks of the July 27 quakes.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology recorded the first quake at 7:55 a.m. It centered 28 kilometers southeast of Itbayat, which felt the tremor at Intensity IV.
The second weaker quake, with a magnitude of 2.8, occurred at 8:30 a.m. about 30 km southeast of Itbayat at a shallow depth of 19 km. Intensity III was felt in the town.
Both tremors were tectonic in origin.
The Philippines sits on the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where continental plates collide causing frequent seismic and volcanic activity.
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The Rock ï¿½ sorry, Dwayne Johnson ï¿½ sure has come a long way from his melodramatic days as a WWE superstar. His first major film role, as the Scorpion King in 2001ï¿½s The Mummy Returns was more about his physical presence than any acting ability. Two years later, he proved he could handle action comedy with The Rundown. Now, with Gridiron Giants, Johnson has added the drama notch to his genre belt.
The film, based on a true story and following a 1993 TV documentary of the same name, tells…the story of a group of juvenile criminals who learn how to turn their lives around through participation in a football team, coached by their detention center supervisor (Johnson).
These kids lead rough lives, with gang violence, drugs and theft an accepted part of their reality. Some of the guys in the detention centre, Camp Kilpatrick, are killers. For any of them, itï¿½s just a matter of time before theyï¿½re a few years older and imprisoned for life, or shot dead and buried six feet under.
Thatï¿½s the reality their eventual coach is trying to change. Echoing his own life, Johnson plays a former college football star, and heï¿½s inspired to use football to help these kids become winners, not on the football field, but in life.
The strengths of Gridiron Gang are its story and its cast. Although the film fictionalizes the true story of the Camp Kilpatrick Mustangs football team, thereï¿½s enough truth here to provide a feeling of reality. Adding to that are cast highlights Johnson as Sean Porter, and Jade Yorker (Snow Day) as Willie Weathers, a convicted killer and the teamï¿½s star running back. Yorker displays a range of emotion here that adds a great depth to his characterï¿½s life struggle, which serves as a window to viewersï¿½ empathy for Willie Weathers. These two are backed by a strong cast including Xzibit (Pimp My Ride) and Deadwoodï¿½s Leon Rippy.
Helping things along is a strong script by Jeff Maguire (In The Line of Fire), who managed to write believable dialogue for a group of gang-bangers and their frustrated case workers. As we learn from this DVDï¿½s special features, Maguire took advantage of being on location at Camp Kilpatrick to sit down with the real kids to check his script.
Thereï¿½s also plenty of great football action here, with some excellent player rivalries adding personality to the bone-crunching sequences. Also, the progression of these players from awkward rookies to an experienced team is handled well, which works nicely with the positive progression in their lives.
However, Gridiron Gang is not without its weak points. First we have the score by Trevor Rabin (Glory Road), which is just too sappy for the context. The filmï¿½s first 20 minutes are really gritty, and introduce the harsh reality these kids face. Halfway through the film, Rabinï¿½s score has done everything it can to forget the reality and play up the inspiration. The best happy endings are all about delayed gratification, and this score jumps the gun.
Another weakness is a general departure from that first 20 minutes. After our introduction to the dangerous lives of these boys, the film pulls too many of its punches, and plays up the positive transformations of its characters. This is the result of leaning toward the established formula for this type of movie, but thatï¿½s no excuse.
So the film is a solid presentation of an inspiring true story, but could have used a little more of its own reality. Howï¿½s the DVD?
Gridiron Gang is presented on one disc, in 2.40:1 widescreen format. The picture is sharp and clear, with natural colours. There are no discernable compression issues here, so kudos to the DVD transfer folks.
The menu is animated, and scored.
English audio is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1, and it sounds great. All dialogue, music and effects are clear, and youï¿½ll really feel the hard hits in the football sequences.
Audio is also offered in French 2.0 surround, while subtitles are available in English and French.
Gridiron Gang offers up an average set of bonus material. Satisfactory to most viewers, Iï¿½m sure, but big fans may be disappointed. Hereï¿½s the list:
- Audio commentary: by director Phil Joanou and writer Jeff Maguire. They discuss the usual stuff, including scenes that were cut, and the experience of shooting on location.
- Deleted scenes: with 15 scenes totaling about 23 minutes, this collection is quantity over quality. Everything here was cut for good reason, though too bad for Xzibit that his most interesting work was cut.
- Gridiron Gang: Football Training: at about six minutes, this featurette covers a bit about the three-week training camp the actors endured prior to shooting. Pretty grueling stuff, but nothing we havenï¿½t seen before.
- Phil Joanou Profile: this oneï¿½s only four minutes long, and it explains what inspired Joanou, and how he worked on the film.
- The Rock Takes the Field: another four-minute featurette, this one presents a behind-the-scenes look at shooting Johnsonï¿½s football scene, and how he was happy to put the pads back on, having played college ball for U of Miami.
- Multi-Angle: Football Scene: five sequences, five angles. Nice to see them taking advantage of this DVD feature, but Iï¿½ve never really cared much about the whole multi-angle deal.
- Previews: the usual stuff, with the highlight being a trailer for Nick Cageï¿½s Ghost Rider.
Gridiron Gang is an entertaining and somewhat inspiring film, but itï¿½s hard to separate the real story from the formula. The DVD has solid audio and video, and a decent set of extras. Fans of the sports genre will welcome this into their collection.
Special Features List
- Audio commentary
- Deleted scenes
- Gridiron Gang: Football Training
- Phil Joanou Profile
- The Rock Takes the Field
- Multi-Angle: Football Sequence


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Loree is a scientist-turned-writer specializing in books about science and nature for young people. Her first two books, Tracking Trash: Flotsam, Jetsam, and the Science of Ocean Motion (Houghton Mifflin, 2007) and The Hive Detectives: Chronicle of a Honey Bee Catastrophe (Houghton Mifflin, 2010) garnered several honors, including ALA Notable designations, a Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor Award, an IRA Children’s Book Award and a Science Books & Films (SB&F) Prize. Her latest book, Citizen Scientists: Be a Part of Scientific Discovery from Your Own Backyard (Holt, 2012), is an introduction to and celebration of real kids doing real science.
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For one half Saturday night, the Columbus Lions were able to keep up with the Albany Panthers, leading a good portion of the first two quarters and trailing only 29-28 at halftime.
However, the Lions offense had a power outage in the second half and Albany (7-5) outscored Columbus 30-7 to cruise to a 59-35 victory at the Albany Civic Center.
"They got a lot of pressure in the second half," said Lions coach Jason Gibson, whose team finished the season 4-8 with two straight losses and six setbacks in its last seven games. "The pocket squeezed in on us and they got something like four sacks in the second half. They just started getting more pressure and it cost us. We got stopped on 4th-and-goal at their 1-yard line twice.
"Plus, we started the game with two receivers playing defensive back and our top two defensive backs weren't even in the lineup. Even then, we still played well enough defensively to win the game. We just haven't put together a whole game offensively the whole season."
Despite falling behind 7-0 just 1:04 into the game, the Lions came back and scored their first touchdown on a 4-yard run by Gerald Harris and took a 14-7 lead after a 15-yard touchdown pass from Lee Chapple to Maurice Dupree midway through the first quarter.
Albany responded with a touchdown of its own, but Chapple hooked up with Marcus Jones on a 23-yard touchdown pass on the Lions' next possession and Columbus led 21-13 after one quarter.
The Panthers scored the next 13 points on a pair of long touchdown passes from Cecil Lester to Johnny Lester and John Harris to go up 26-21 with 5:40 to go before halftime, but Chapple hit Gerald Gales with a 4-yard touchdown pass to put the Lions ahead, 28-26, with 28 seconds left in the half.
Albany got the final score of the half, though, as former Lion Ryan Gates made a 28-yard field goal at the horn to send the Panthers into the locker room with a 29-28 advantage.
Columbus retook the lead, 35-29, on its opening drive of the second half on a 30-yard touchdown pass from Chapple to Dupree, but those were the last points the Lions would score.
It was the eighth time in 12 games the Lions failed to top 50 points and the third time this season -- and the second straight game -- Columbus failed to score 40.
"Our defense is good enough to win games," said Gibson, who is 64-36 in seven years as the Lions coach. "We haven't been able to score. Our main focus in the offseason is going to be to make sure we have the right players in place to score 65 or 70 points per game.
"I've got to get the offensive side of the ball fixed and that's just finding good players and not turning the ball over. It's not just quarterback play. It's protection breakdowns and receivers not running the right routes. The offense just needs a total overhaul."
Chapple finished the game 19-for-36 passing for 260 yards, four touchdowns and one interception. Gales caught seven passes for 44 yards and a score, Jones had five catches for 105 yards and one touchdown and Dupree added four receptions for 79 yards and two touchdowns.
Daniel Lee -- a wide receiver who was pressed into defensive back duties due to injuries to the Lions' secondary -- led Columbus with 4.5 tackles (4 solo, 1 assist). Linebacker Ryan Babb had four solo tackles and Jarmon Fortson -- another wideout playing defensive back -- had 3.5 tackles (2 solo, 3 assists) and a pass breakup.
With seven months before training camp starts for the 2014 season, Gibson said he and his staff will be busy on multiple fronts.
"The first step right now is to get as many people as we can into the AFL or into CFL camps," Gibson said. "That's something I'll start working on (this morning). Three people who started for us in the last two years were making an impact in the AFL (Saturday night). That's a blessing and a curse. Roster turnover hurts us badly sometimes, but the two biggest things we're going to do are follow the rules and try to get people to next level. We've started making a list of prospective players for next season and recruiting as well."


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Poverty and Prosperity: A Longitudinal Study of Wealth Accumulation, 1850-1860
This paper depicts and analyzes the wealth distribution and wealth mobility in a national sample of nearly 1,600 households matched in the 1850 and 1860 manuscript schedules of the census. Gini coefficients, a transition matrix, the Shorrocks measure, and a regression model of wealth accumulation are estimated from these data. The findings shed light on theories of the wealth distribution, life-cycle behavior, regional economic performance, accumulation patterns of ethnic and occupational groups, and the empirical basis for critiques of capitalism. Comparisons with modern data show that mid-nineteenth-century households were less mobile at the lower end of the wealth distribution, but more mobile at the upper end. Copyright 1990 by MIT Press.
Volume (Year): 72 (1990)
Issue (Month): 2 (May)
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As the risk aversion heats up, the Dow opens 150 points lower and falls 6% more.2018-08-03 00:25:07 49 ℃
Market risk aversion sentiment The US stock index closed lower, the Dow fell 0.6%, the S&P fell 0.56%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.57%. Tesla rose 9% against the market, although earnings in the second quarter fell short of expectations, but revenues exceeded expectations, burning money slowed, and Model 3 production accelerated. The fight was much lower than 6%, and many law firms in the United States initiated class actions against them.
The S&P 500 index opened 15.84 points lower, down 0.56% to 2797.52 points. The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened at 151.02 points, a decrease of 0.60% to 25,182.80 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index opened at a low of 43.77 points, or 0.57%, to 7663.51 points.
Tesla rose 9%. Tesla announced its second quarter earnings for the 2018 fiscal year on Wednesday. The financial report shows that Tesla's second quarter revenue was $4.02 billion, up 43% from $2.79 billion in the same period last year; net loss was $743 million, a net loss of $401 million compared to the same period last year; attributable to ordinary shareholders The net loss was $718 million, an increase from $336 million in the same period last year. Tesla's burning rate is slowing, while Model 3's production is accelerating, and it is expected to continue to be profitable in the second half of the year. CEO Musk said he apologized for the bad performance at the previous conference.
After the earnings report, Wall Street investment banks raised their ratings for Tesla. JP Morgan Chase raised its target price for Tesla (TSLA) to $195, compared to $180. Evercore ISI raised the company's stock price target to $301, compared to $287. RBC raised the company's stock price target to $315, compared to $280. Oppenheimer upgraded Tesla's rating from the broader market to outperform the market.
There was a 6% drop, and Sina News said that Rosen Law Firm, Pomerantz LLP, Law Offices of Howard G. Smith, Faruqi & Faruqi LLP, The Schall Law Firm and Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman LLC have announced that they have launched a multi-layered class action lawsuit against investors to recover the losses suffered by investors.
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How can I stop watching amateur porn
The first steps against addiction
End - enough!
It is enough! If that's what you think, you've come to the right place!
The dangerous thing about most addictive substances is that you don't realize yourself how dependent you are until it's too late. As soon as you notice that you simply cannot get satisfaction without porn, you should create a certain awareness.
There is no point in postponing the problem or misunderstanding it. So now you have to find your own ways to change the harmful state in which you find yourself.
What is the best way to proceed?
In order to do this, there are some tips and advice to follow in the beginning: First, it would be important to observe your own behavior closely (get help at home). This can be done e.g. through personal notes. (You can find out more in our free course) How often is porn watched? At what times When is the addiction pressure particularly high? It is enough to observe the behavior in relation to porn consumption for a week. This way you get an overview of how. you are actually addicted. (For the previous classification, go to the test here)
In the rehabilitation of addicts, one looks again and again to the situations in which one is particularly at risk of consuming. In the case of alcoholics, for example, this can be parties where you are constantly offered alcohol. So a certain context or state of mind can be particularly tempting to fall back into addiction. This fact can of course also be transferred to porn addiction. The motives for consuming the sex films also play a role. Do you have particular “pressure”, are you bored or is a certain thrill the main cause of addiction? Do you prefer to look at women on the Internet or do you meet women in real life? For many of those affected, registering at a dating site can help to get to know real women again.
If you ask yourself why, it is also easier to find the risky situations. If you become more aware of it, you can react better in the appropriate moments. It is important to break the patterns from the time of addiction. For example, if you often feel an urge to watch porn while sitting alone in the room at a later time, you can think of substitute actions and carry them out in a ritual manner. So if you imagine that the "Jieper" comes up in you and the automatic act of searching for pornographic films on the Internet does not occur, then that is already a success.
Substitute stimuli and reduction in stimuli
However, as a substitute you need meaningful actions that you internalize. These can be, for example, watching "normal" television films or a short sporting workout, which, by the way, can also reduce stress. When watching porn or masturbating, it is in the broadest sense also about releasing "pressure" or stress. Alternative activities that can also do this are particularly helpful at this point.
Another effective way to start quitting porn is something called "stimulus reduction".
Today's environment is full of a multitude of stimuli, all of which we cannot possibly process properly. The Internet is also full of stimuli: advertising here, information there, live ticker, photos and videos. And the sexual stimuli are also represented to a large extent. So how can you protect yourself from it?
It is undisputed that being exposed to sexual stimuli promotes addictive behavior immensely and allows it to remain constant. Well, for your own protection you can generally reduce the time spent on the Internet. We are constantly sitting in front of the PC and other activities are often neglected.
Either you leave the box off frequently, you set yourself strict plans as to when exactly you go there and what you do. Or you can introduce personal restrictions within the internet. These are easier to comply with if you block certain pages.
Usually the porn addict goes to a handful of websites where he can get what he wants. They can easily be blocked in the browser and are then no longer accessible. You have to stay focused and of course leave the pages on the blacklist so that you can achieve the desired effect. Above all, discipline is required here. Incidentally, this applies to the entire period of weaning and also to all addictive substances.
Constancy as the key to success
Constancy is an important key
Those who do not stick to the matter continuously and keep in mind what the positive consequences of quitting are, usually have little chance of success. A good way to defeat porn addiction is obvious: Finding a real sexual partner. Unfortunately, this is easier said than done; in some cases, addicts even have partners.
And if you understandably don't want to go to the brothel, it usually takes a bit of time. But if you try a lot, you will also succeed. What is meant here is not just sex itself, but primarily a partnership or intimate bond. So what are the steps to take to achieve this? Well, social interaction is the keyword here - and ultimately creating a healthy awareness. How is that supposed to work? With your own restart.
Or, when you're ready: go out, meet people, chat, be brave. From nothing, comes nothing. Anyone who travels a lot and comes into contact with people also increases the chances of finding a (sexual) partner. However, the Internet is not entirely unsuitable here. With certain online partner exchanges it starts again with images on the screen, but the digital portrait can quickly be in front of you in person.
The high chances of success on these portals have been scientifically proven and dating sites seem to have gotten rid of their sometimes dubious reputation once and for all. So you shouldn't hesitate long and look for a real woman with all the real characteristics of a woman in order to permanently get away from the harmful porn addiction and sexuality in the digital world.
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