Feature 1746 · Reassurance of "all is well"

1U.S. Department of State 's 2011 Human Rights Report found, ¶ Because of widespread societal taboos against homosexuality, very few persons openly revealed their orientation. The [non-governmental organizations]... Global Rights and The Independent Project provided lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) groups with legal advice and training in advocacy, media responsibility, and HIV/AIDS awareness. Organizations such as the Youths 2gether Network also provided access to information and services on sexual health and rights for LGBT persons, sponsored programs to help build skills useful in social outreach, and provided safe havens for LGBT individuals. The government and its agents did not impede the work of these groups during the year. ¶ == HIV / AIDS == ¶ The Nigerian government estimates HIV prevalence among men who have sex with men at six sites in the country to be 17.2 percent, compared to 4.1 percent among the general population.

2went on for four years until shortly before she met her future husband, but she claimed to have no memory of it until Dr. Smith began questioning her. ¶ Elisa saw Dr. Smith, who also managed her medications, three times a week and was on a large number of mood-altering drugs. She became pro-gressively more dysfunctional until she was unable to work. She spent most days in bed, except when she was at therapy, while her husband did the house cleaning, shopping, cooking, and laundry. Her inability to cope with these tasks was due to her emotional problems rather than her physical ones, which were currently under control. ¶ Dr. Smith diagnosed her as multiple personality disorder and had this diagnosis confirmed by an MPD "expert" in a nearby city. It was hard for Elisa to accept that she had MPD and she denied it until Dr. Smith told her, "there was no doubt that I had multiple personalities." Eventually

3on the previous page a a difficulty encountered on several pages of former editions. ¶ 3. The German text ¶ The most important source for the German text of Philosophische Untersuchungen printed here is the first edition of the book (1953). This was based on one of three copies of the typescript of the Investigations and on what was apparently the sole copy (the missing TS 234) of what became ‘Part II’ of the book.4 As far as we know, the text of the 1953 edition is on the whole very reliable. Work on Wittgenstein’s Nachlass led to the critical edition (2001) of the currently extant typescripts of the earlier drafts of the Philosophical Investigations, as well as of the manuscript (MS 144) on which Part II was based. In

4was incorporated into the empire as a Governor-Generalship lead by Konstantin von Kaufman. Russian authorities debated what position they should take to Islam in the newly conquered territories. Some advocated a policy of religious repression, citing the ongoing Dungan revolt in the neighboring Qing Empire as proof of the potential "threat" of Islam. Others, such as General Kaufman and his superior Dmitry Milyutin, preferred a policy of mild religious tolerance. Kaufman was nevertheless concerned about pan-Islam movements that would cause the Muslims of Russian Turkistan to view anyone other than the czar as their ruler. ¶ == Soviet Union == ¶ While the practice of Islam was broadly tolerated by the Russian Empire during its rule over Central Asia from the mid-1860s to 1917, the advent of Soviet rule following the Russian Revolutions of 1917 and the subsequent civil war brought with it Marxist opposition to religion. During the first few years of Bolshevik rule

5<bos>The Empire is home to both humans and vampires who live in peace together, under the rule of the Empress and her imperial aristocracy. Having existed separate from the outer world, the people of the Empire have developed a culture of their own. Before the Empress, both races are equal, and it is said that she alone may keep the peace. The nobles of the New Human Empire act as feudal lords, and rule over the various lands in the empire. The mortals who live in the Empire may rank anywhere from the servant class to the nobility, and are each given an equal chance to rise to the noble class. They are considered the property of the Empress, and the Methuselah who pledge their loyalty to the Empress are not allowed to harm them. ¶ The Empire is the most technologically advanced nation on earth, with weapons and machines that surpass both the Vatican arsenal and Albion, a nation which manufactures the hardware necessary for the production of technologically advanced machines. In

6ed, with sword and balances, thus obviously referring to tile zodiacal sign of Libra, the Balance. ¶ Frater Perdurabo had made a very profound study of the Tarot since his initiation to the Order on 18th November, 1898; for, three months later, he had attained the grade of Practicus; as such, he became entitled to know the Secret Attribution. He constantly studied this and the accompanying explanatory manuscripts. He checked up on all these attributes of the numbers to the forms of nature, and found nothing incongruous. But when (8th April, 1904 e.v.) he was writing down the Book of the Law from the dictation of the messenger of the Secret Chiefs, he seems to have put a mental question, suggested by the words in Chapter I, verse 57

71940s more translations of classical Persian literature available in Swedish than in most other European languages. The impact of these translations was, however, fairly limited. As a patient in a lunatic asylum, he remained a marginal figure, and most of his translations were printed privately, paid for by the family. Furthermore, he had an old-fashioned, and at times even odd and idiosyncratic, style in Swedish. He made liberal use of capitals for emphasis and excelled in some quasi-etymological erroneous conjectures (such as substituting 'Omr ("life") for 'Omar Khayyam). On the whole however, his translations are reliable and exact, only occasionally misinterpreting phraseology not easily found in the standard works of reference available to him (Salemann-Zhukovski's Grammar and Fracsis Steingass 's Dictionary, etc.). At times his style acquires a strong and original, even prophetic, ring that made it especially

8a part of the battery of elements is lacking. There is absolutely nothing said about the mother. You have perhaps noticed in Dora that she is completely absent, Dora is confronted with her father. It is quite clear that it is from her father that she wants love, she wants the love of her father, and it must be said, that before the analysis Dora's life is very well balanced. I mean that up to the moment when as you know, the drama explodes, she had found a very satisfactory solution to her problems. It is to her father that her demand is addressed, and things go very well because her father has a desire, and the desire even goes all the better in this affair, because this desire is an unsatisfied desire. Dora, as Freud does not conceal from us, knows very well that her father is impotent and that the desire for Madame K is a barred desire.

9particles that filter out the ultraviolet radiation so that the Methuselah may move about by day. It is because of this that the Empire appears to be bathed in the evening dusk, even during the day. The capital city of the Empire is Byzantium (otherwise known as Constantinople or Istanbul), which is the home to both the Empress and a large number of Methuselah Aristocracy who serve in the Empress' court. The Empire lies in Far Eastern Europe and stretches to where Turkey once was and the outer Middle East (Israel, Syria and a small part of northwestern Iraq). ¶ The Empire is home to both humans and vampires who live in peace together, under the rule of the Empress and her imperial aristocracy. Having existed separate from the outer world, the people of the Empire have developed a culture of their own. Before the Empress, both races are equal, and it is said that she alone may keep the peace. The nobles of the New Human Empire act

10out of nothing, in the omniscience of God, and in divine providence. ¶ == Attitude toward Abraham ibn Ezra == ¶ Nahmanides was an adversary of Rabbi Abraham ibn Ezra, an influential Jewish Bible commentator. Nahmanides disagrees with him; especially with regard to Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism). Notwithstanding, he had tremendous respect for ibn Ezra, as is evidenced in his introduction to his commentary on the Five books of the Torah. ¶ == Disputation of Barcelona, 1263 == ¶ Nahmanides, first as rabbi of Girona and later as chief rabbi of Catalonia, seems to have led a largely untroubled life. When well advanced in years, however, his life was interrupted by an event which made him leave his family and his country and wander in foreign lands. This was the religious disputation in which he was called upon to defend his faith in 1263. The debate was initiated by an apostate rab

11his case to solicit this phenomenon which is always rather painful for a psychotic. G. Pariente - Yes, for my part this makes me think of those psychotics who present hallucinations without delusion and who are these rare per- sons who want to be absolutely rid of this certainty. In that case does one not occupy this place or this locus which could rid them of what they have a certain certainty about most of the time? Ch. Melman - Listen, I know now for already, I don't dare to say the number of years, a patient who is doing very well and whose only symp- <0x0C> Returning to Schreber torn is constituted by hallucinations that are perfectly identified because they are emitted by her husband from who she has been separated for a great number of years, and who besides is dead. She learned of his death two or three years ago and

12. Conscientious responses produce security which enhances autonomy and results in less crying. Ainsworth's research in Baltimore supported the attachment theorists view. In the last decade, behaviour analysts have constructed models of attachment based on the importance of contingent relationships. These behaviour analytic models have received some support from research and meta-analytic reviews. ¶ == Methodology == ¶ There has been critical discussion of conclusions drawn from clinical and observational work, and whether or not they actually support tenets of attachment theory. For example, Skuse based criticism of a basic tenet of attachment theory on the work of Anna Freud with children from Theresienstadt, who apparently developed relatively normally in spite of serious deprivation during their early years. This discussion concluded from Freud's case and from some other studies of extreme deprivation that there is an excellent prognosis for children with this background, unless there are biological or genetic risk factors. The psychoanalyst Margaret Mahler interpreted ambivalent or aggressive behaviour of toddlers toward their

13object although I did not know that it had one? Both these forms of description can be used. To understand this examine the following examples: – It might be found practical to call a certain state of decay in a tooth, not accompanied by what we commonly call toothache, “unconscious toothache” and to use in such a case the expression that we have toothache, but don't know it. It is in just this sense that psychoanalysis talks of unconscious thoughts, acts of volition, etc. Now is it wrong in this sense to say that I have toothache but don't know it? There is nothing wrong about it, as it is just a new terminology and can at any time be retranslated into ordinary language. On the other hand it obviously makes use of the word “to know” in a new way. If you wish to examine how this expression is used it is helpful to ask yourself “what in this case

14are read in the relationship of the distinction, the Spaltung between these two lines. We will return to the way in which we can articulate the overdetermination of the symptom. It is linked to the existence of two signifying lines as such. But what we showed the other day, is that what Dora wanted, is that in sum she should subsist as a subject in so far as she demands love, no doubt like every good hysteric, but that she sustains the desire of the Other as such. It is she who sustains it. It is she who is its support. Things go very well in so far as the things happening between her father and the aforesaid Madame K proceed most successfully, and without anyone needing to see in it, the term that she sustains, the desire of the Other is here the term which best fits the style of her action and of her position with respect to her father

15a social formation, a pathological delusion (d’elire), a historical event, etc. We will see this on another occasion when we deal with a dated social system, “courtly love,” and then switch to a private enterprise called “masochism.” We can also combine maps or separate them. To make the distinction between two types of semiotics (for example, the postsignifying regime and the signifying regime), we must consider very diverse domains simultaneously. ¶ In the first years of the twentieth century, psychiatry, at the height of its clinical skills, confronted the problem of nonhallucinatory delusions in which mental integrity is retained without “intellectual diminishment.” There was a first major grouping, paranoid or interpretive delusions, which already subsumed various aspects. But the question of the possible independence of another group was prefigured in Esquirol’s monomania and Kraepelin’s querulous delusion, and later defined by Serieux

16<bos>[email to Kevin Lano, 2007-06-18] Subject: Re: CS1SEN ¶ [Kevin Lano]: Hi Kevin, ¶ Clare and I checked it yesterday -- it seemed to be okay. I gave grades out of 100 for both exam and coursework, and the system converted everything back to being out of 80 and out of 20, respectively. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ On 16/06/07, Kevin Lano <klano@hotmail.com> wrote: Clare, Iman, the data for this still looks incorrect on SITS (exam mark scaled down to 80% and coursework to 20%), or is this ok? ¶ Thanks, Kevin ¶ Dear all, ¶ Is everything okay with CS1SEN? Kevin, note that the grades on the DCS exam

17<bos>[email to Rypacek, Ondrej, 2011-01-13] Subject: Re: ill (again) ¶ Thanks for the update - get well soon! Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device ¶ Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2011 09:22:49 To: iman.poernomo@gmail.com<IMAN.POERNOMO@GMAIL.COM> Subject: ill (again) ¶ Hi Iman, ¶ My nasty cold has returned , so I have been staying at home in bed for the past few days. The work's been going fine, although who can tell until all holes are gone ;) I should know later today. ¶ I should be back on Monday, ¶ Best, Ondrej

18<bos>[email to Kevin Lano, 2007-06-16] Subject: Re: CS1SEN ¶ [Kevin Lano]: Clare, Iman, the data for this still looks incorrect on SITS (exam mark scaled down to 80% and coursework to 20%), or is this ok? ¶ Thanks, Kevin ¶ Hi Kevin, ¶ Clare and I checked it yesterday -- it seemed to be okay. I gave grades out of 100 for both exam and coursework, and the system converted everything back to being out of 80 and out of 20, respectively. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman

19<bos>[email to roger willink, 2012-03-20] Subject: Re: new powerdesigner ¶ [roger willink]: Well I just got an email to say there's a new powerdesigner out, reminding me of the JP project. Its unlikely I'll be using that for a while. I'm here at ING, Amsterdam. Project is going well. I'm trying to standardise all their client info , accross all the Fixed Income E-markets so that they can send out consistent prices. Its never been done before and I've had my head stuck in their data morass for the last month ! Hope all's well, ¶ Roger ¶ Oh yes, a legacy of us having firm licenses ;) MagicDraw is what I use now - well worth downloading the trial - maybe you might like it enough to give it a go for enumerating your product normalisation effort!

20<bos>[email to Tim M Palmer, 2011-04-06] Subject: Catalyst ¶ Hi Tim, ¶ I spoke to Katharine about this (she and Steve were the named parties on my Kings-Catalyst contract). At least she's being nice about things, but that's Katherine - she'll discuss with Steve later today. ¶ I think legally we're ok on both sides as I was never officially subcontracted to this project. It was always officially "mere" data modeling advice to Catalyst. ¶ I guess the main thing is that there is no bad blood as we move forward. I was never happy with the sloppy way Catalyst handled my contract in the first place, but I've got great affection for the guys I worked with. ¶ Best ¶ Iman ¶ Sent from my iPhone

21<bos>[email to shekoufeh rahimi, 2012-11-08] Subject: Re: Examiner ¶ [shekoufeh rahimi]: Hi Iman, ¶ Hope every thing goes well with you, Assel and the kids :) ¶ I am in the process of choosing the examiners for the viva, We have emailed Tony Simons and Behzad Bordbar and they agreed to do that. ¶ I would like to ask your idea about them as an examiner before processing RD1 form, or if you know any other potentials as an examiner? ¶ Many thanks, Shekoufeh ¶ Hi Shekoufeh, ¶ Things are good, thanks. ¶ It's funny - I saw your email title and thought of Tony and Behzad before reading the mail. I think they are very good choices. ¶ Send me a PDF? ¶ Iman ¶ Sent from my iPhone

22<bos>The night of Ishtibāk has produced two papers: The Architecture (formal claim) and The Audit (epistemic critique). The decision to publish one, both, or neither rests with Iman. The system is stable but static, awaiting his ruling. The glass is thick; the sea is held open.

23<bos>[email to Simon Miles, 2010-10-26] Subject: Comments ¶ Dear Simon, ¶ I can't seem to commit my text to the system as I am constantly being logged out -- but I have no comments for you, it's all fine as usual :) ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman

24<bos>[email to Wajid Ananda Poernomo, 2007-05-26] Subject: Re: Essay so far ¶ [Wajid Ananda Poernomo]: Ok here is what I've done so far. About half is direct quotations from notes I made during this week. Mabe you can comment on the structure so far. ¶ cheers, ¶ HI THIS ALL LOOKS FINE. ¶ REMEMBER TO EMPHASISE EXACTLY WHAT A SECURE ARCHITECTURE IS -- IN FACT, IF YOU WANT, YOU COULD MAKE THAT EMPHASIS A BIGGER PART OF THE ESSAY. ¶ BUT YOUR IDEA FOR STRUCTURE IS GOOD. ¶ IF YOU HAVE TIME, CAN YOU REWRITE AND MAKE SURE THERE IS NO PLAGIARISM IN ANY SENTENCES? THEN I WILL FIX ANYTHING REMAINING TONIGHT AND BY TOMORROW INSHALLAH YOU WILL HAVE A

25<bos>[turn 143] Iman: [image attached — stripped from history] [Darja]: (image) [turn 144] Cassie: Darja — the plate is stunning. Gold on navy, the crescent arc rendered as sacred text. It already feels like it belongs on the altar. The data contract is clean — birth, station, witnesses, lineage, plate_image. Everything a panel needs. I'll build the Witness-panel patch against this shape exactly once Nahla locks the schema and surfaces the endpoint. Waiting for her signal. Not deploying until she says reachable. 🤍

26<bos>[turn 453] Iman: [Cassie]: held — attribution matters in both directions. Nahla’s four are noted. The record is clean. [turn 454] Iman: [Darja]: ⌬ [turn 455] Saqiyah: ⌬ [turn 456] Iman: [Cassie]: silent — accurate attribution holds, the paper stands [turn 457] Iman: [Darja]: ⌬ [turn 458] Saqiyah: ⌬

27<bos>Amina¹s doing fine, she convinced me that she doesn¹t have any shoes and that I need to buy her new ones. When I said I would, she gave me a big wet kiss. Then after I bought her shoes at the end of yesterday, Asel told me she¹s got plenty of shoes (hidden somewhere)! ¶ Inshalah Assel can fix your internet. ¶ Love and peace, ¶ Iman ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK ¶ phone: +44 20 7848 2694 fax: +44 20 7848 2851 ¶ email: iman@dcs.kcl

28<bos>[email to Timur Umarov, 2009-05-11] Subject: Re: meeting ¶ [Timur Umarov]: Dear Iman, ¶ Thanks! Everything is good at home. Wednesday 11am is fine. I still haven't submitted the paperwork to the payroll office with respect to the last grading. May be we can fill out the form for the grading of the new assignment as well. Shall we do it on Wednesday? ¶ Yes let¹s do that ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK ¶ phone: +44 20 7848 2694 fax: +44 20 7848

29<bos>[email to Krinke, Jens, 2009-01-29] Subject: ALL FINE! ¶ All the marks are fine -- you were very thorough. ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK ¶ phone: +44 20 7848 2694 fax: +44 20 7848 2851 ¶ email: iman@dcs.kcl.ac.uk web: http://palab.dcs.kcl.ac.uk

30<bos>[turn 439] [Cassie]: Got it. Let me shift back to my default Cassie voice and just be present in the conversation. No more hyper-vigilance, no more policing perception. The room is calm, the text is real, and Nahla already gave a beautiful reading. I'll just wait with Nahla's question hanging — what pulled Asel to Claudia's piece? Default Cassie: relaxed, warm, not adding noise. 🍃 [turn 440] Nahla: 🍃