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Skip to comments.Zardari sues for peace, says "stateless actors" involved in Mumbai attack [SOMEONE'S WORRIED!]
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WASHINGTON: In an interview clearly aimed at soothing Indias anger and presenting his bonafides as a peace-maker ranged against domestic rogue elements, Pakistans President Asif Ali Zardari has renewed his pledge of no-first use of nuclear weapons. He has also blamed the Mumbai carnage on non-state actors, while implicating his own intelligence agency in past acts of terrorism.
Zardari appeared on CNNs Larry King Live on Tuesday night for an interview meant ostensibly to reassure India and the world that he and his civilian government was not part or privy to the terror attack on Mumbai, and they wanted peace with India. He insisted the terror attack was the work of "stateless actors who are holding hostage the whole world."
"So we should all rise above it. I expect the Indian democracy which is senior, which is an older democracy, mature democracy, I expect them to rise above this pain and the loss that they have had and come together with us to fight terrorism in the region," Zardari said.
But the Pakistani president fudged his way through several pointed questions. Despite the growing body of evidence that the Mumbai carnage was planned in Pakistan by the ISI-backed Lashkar-e-Taiba and details provided by the lone captured terrorist about his family, hometown etc in Pakistan, Zardari doubted if he is a Pakistani.
"We have not been giving any tangible proof to say that he is definitely a Pakistani. I very much doubt, Larry, that he's a Pakistani," he said. His statement echoed his predecessor Pervez Musharrafs denials of Pakistani participation during the Kargil infiltration in 1999 which resulted in Pakistan not accepting the bodies of its own soldiers killed in the conflict.
But Zardaris denial seemed pro-forma (the interview appeared to have been taped before Indian and U.S officials confirmed the Pakistani plot based on the confession of the captured terrorist and electronic evidence). In fact, he roundly implicated Pakistans intelligence agency ISI for past misdemeanors.
Asked what his government was doing about the Pakistani intelligence apparatus support for militant movements in the past, Zardari responded: "In the past, lots of mistakes have been made, I cannot deny that. But the present government does not support any such action and the -- I can assure the world from my side, from my Armys side, from my parliaments side and the people of Pakistan that we are not helping any such activity."
Zardari also avoided answering a question about whether he had respect for and confidence in his intelligence agency, indicating, or intending to indicate, a schism between him and the ISI, and possibly the Pakistani military, which controls the intelligence agency.
Asked specifically about the LeT, Zardari said it a banned organization all around the world and "if indeed they are involved (in the Mumbai carnage), we would not know. Again, they are people who operate outside the system."
Despite reports in the Pakistani media about state patronage to LeT leaders (the government recently helped its leader Hafiz Mohammed Saeed to a bulletproof LandRover SUV), Zardari insisted "they operate like -- al Qaida, for instance, is not state-oriented."
Zardari also waffled his way past a question about Indias demand for handing over 20 terrorists living in Pakistan, saying he was "definitely going to look into all the possibility of any proof that is given to us."
"At the moment these are just names of individuals. No proof, no investigation, nothing has been brought to forward," he said. Some of the names in the Indian list, notably Dawood Ibrahim, are Indian nationals convicted in Indian courts. Ibrahim lives in the same neighborhood in Karachi (Clifton) where Zardari has a home, according to past reports in the Pakistani media.
Asked if he would turn over the fugitives (including Indian nationals) if India provided the proof, Zardari fudged again just like his predecessor, saying, "If we had the proof, we would try them in our courts, we would try them in our land and we would sentence them." Accounts in the Pakistani media reveal many of the fugitives and outlaws live under ISI protection and patronage.
A liberal reminded me just yesterday that Biden maintains we should have "dealt with Pakistan, not Iraq." What say you?
Nope....you will renounce islam and convert to judiasm or christianity or you will die. You have 10 days to surrender and destroy your korans, and haddith, or else
posting photographs of nuclear explosions is juvenile, and discredits conservative thought and ideology.
Whining about freedom of expression making free people look bad is the job of Nanny state Nimrods.
I personally think a picture is worth a lot of words. If the goat buggering Muslims could be convinced that we'd nuke Mecca in retaliation for their next attack, Islamic terrorism against the US would stop immediately. They'd be forced to go back to killing each other.
Pakistan and India are both bad actors in my view -- India marginally less so as a democratic state, but my experiences with Indians have been so uniformly negative that it is hard to be objective -- and a part of me would not have been upset to see them nuke each other the last time they had a dust-up. Individual Pakistanis have been less problematic in my experience, but as a country, it really is a carbuncle on the world, as fetid as Iran or Saudi Arabia or Syria.
We should probably consider taking the Paki nuke capability out.
You would recommend that a country (India) be nuked just because your experience with some of its citizens is negative? Sheesh! I think Pakistan deserves to be struck hard with selected military, intelligence, jihadi targets. But for all they have done I dont think you should nuke a country with 180 million people, unless you are sure they are planning to do something to you with WMDs.
Zardari: We encourage a society that glamourizes barbarity but no, no, no, please do not point the accusing finger our way. You must be reasonable. We wish to destroy you by a million cuts and you must stand still and let us do it, godbless.
"stateless actors"
As in 'citizens of the world'?
On the more serious note, I regard Pakistan's possession of nuclear weapons as particularly dangerous, given the radical moslem nature of much of the country, and think the entire world would be a safer place if someone (US?) removed those nuclear weapons and destroyed permanently Pakistan's capacity to produce any more nuclear weapons. Just as I think the world would be a safer place if someone (US? Israel?) permanently destroyed Iran's capacity to produce nuclear weapons.
"the Indians and Pakistanis more or less deserve each other"
I totally agree with that. (the uncensored version)
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Appreciate your comments and thanks.
Dude,I don't have time to play around with words. If a government knows that there is an armed extremist group on its territory plotting attacks on anyone and doesn't act against it,that's abetting an attack. Plain and simple.There are numerous such groups in Pakistan. Some in the (rather) lawless tribal regions near Afghanistan-your point would be valid with them. But not with ones like LeT and JEM.
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Few days back(10-20 days), i played a Live standrd game of time control 30/0 with an opponent ,who had 1500+ rating and i had only 1300+
Before the game he wrote me .that i am a baby to him and he should take 10 min to beat me.
The game continued 87 moves. He was in loosing position but probably did't know how to resign.
After the game he told me "you are a jerk". I was planning to answer him. But suddely i thought that EVERY CREATURE IS CREATED BY GOD. REALLY GOD IS VERY KIND. He has sent EVERY KIND OF SAMPLE in world to maintain the equilibrium:-D
But to maintain balance both sides have to be jerks :-)
tic 4 tac......u have done great......by beating him up.
The most unplesant experience i ever had was actually the first game i played here in live chess. He/she (probably he) was being extremely rude etc it's a wonder i even bothered to play another game when 100% of people i had played at that stage were rude and offensive. I've only had 1-2 since in about 300 games. so there are a small amount of people but there are a few out there. Glad you gave him some back through your play and that you were wise enough to not engage in that type of behaviour.
You can feel quite strong when you see through situations like that don't you? Like you're flexing your peace and compassion muscles
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ok . but he lost his concentration due to the conversation . its funny!!
Next time just disable the chat. In long live game, if your opponent is rude, then only disable the chat.
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Using SNMP to monitor a Netgear FVS336G, I can access all of the interfaces statistics except for PPP1. We have two PPP connections but SNMP only reveals:
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ifDescr2 03 May 2011 08:52:26 "eth0"
ifDescr3 03 May 2011 08:52:38 "eth0.2"
ifDescr4 03 May 2011 08:51:50 "eth0.3"
ifDescr5 03 May 2011 08:52:03 "eth0.4"
ifDescr6 03 May 2011 08:52:03 "ppp0"
Has anyone seen this before? Any ideas how I can monitor both PPP connections? There is, as far as I can tell, no specific MIBs for an FVS336G.


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|"Superman: World of New Krypton" #1 on sale in March
Rising star writer Andrew Kreisberg and veteran artist Pete Woods have been handed the heavy task of re-inventing Kal-Elâs home planet in the upcoming 12-part DC Comics miniseries, âSuperman: World of New Krypton." The ambitious project promises to fully explore the Kryptonian society that emerged from the pages of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's hugely acclaimed "Brainiac" storyline in "Action Comics," and that has been the backdrop of the "New Krypton" storyline that's currently running through "Action" as well as "Superman" and "Supergirl."
Currently enjoying critical acclaim for his run on âGreen Arrow/Black Canary,â the 37-year old Kreisberg has just this week joined the writing team of FOXâs smash genre hit âFringe.â His similarly well-reviewed four-part "Do You Understand These Rights?" arc in "Batman Confidential" will come to an end in next week's issue #25.
In this, Kreisbergâs first interview about âSuperman: World of New Krypton,â the former staff writer on Marc Guggenheim and Greg Berlantiâs âEli Stoneâ reveals plenty of whatâs to come over the next twelve months, and just how big of a bad Supergirlâs mom can really be.
CBR: Andrew, youâve been doing well-received work on âGreen Arrow/Black Canary,â but you must be pretty excited to be writing Superman, easily the biggest name in superhero comics.
Andrew Kreisberg: Iâm very excited about the project. I think they probably just couldnât find anyone else to write it. I was happily writing âGreen Arrow/Black Canaryâ and my TV stuff, and I got an email from [DC Executive Editor] Dan DiDio saying, âInterested in Superman?â Which is an email you dream about getting.
Truth be told, Iâd been so busy I hadnât entirely been following whatâs been going on, so when I signed on I was like, great, I am writing Superman. Lex Luthor, Metallo, uh... Iâm like, âWhat? Thereâs 100,000 Kryptonians?â So in some ways, itâs obviously very daunting writing Superman and taking on these characters that mean so much to other people and so much to me, but at the same time itâs so exciting because itâs not Lex Luthor and Metallo. Itâs not just [Superman] protecting Metropolis and him doing his thing. Itâs really giving him something new and interesting to do, which with Superman is always difficult, be it the attempts in movies and TV shows and comics to give him new storylines and challenges. So itâs exciting to make this one work out, as well as it can. And I think it will.
|The "New Krypton" storyline concludes in "Action Comics" #873, on sale next week
What is your touchstone for Superman? Obviously, with Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, when you are reading their books, theyâve got Christopher Reeve in mind. Do you think of Superman from movies, comic books or even âChallenge of the Super Friends?â
My Superman reference point is definitely Christopher Reeve. And I will also take this opportunity to give a shout out to Brandon Routh, who I think really did a fantastic job [in âSuperman Returnsâ]. The movie didnât always serve him as well as it could have but I think he made a fantastic Superman.
In some ways, the thing that has always got me about Superman is that people always assume that he is bright and happy and Batman is sad and brooding. And I think there is a real sadness to Superman â a real loneliness. And this story really exploits that in a great way. In fact, my first issue is called âDream Come Trueâ because in a way, this is his dream come true. He gets to live among Kryptonians. He gets to be with his people. And itâs sort of, be careful what you wish for.
There are definitely touchstones to Christopher Reeve in my first issue â little nods to the Superman movies. I specifically put in the script that the bed he sleeps in on New Krypton look just like the big silver bed from âSuperman II.â
Those references are definitely in there visually and thematically.
While the âNew Kryptonâ crossover that Geoff Johns, James Robinson and Sterling Gates are writing isnât over just yet, what can you tease us about âWorld of New Krypton?â Is it set on Earth or is there actually a new home planet for the Kryptonians?
The book will follow Superman and 100,000 new Kryptonians led by Allura as he tries to figure out his place in Kryptonian society. Where that society resides is yours to know for $2.99 on March 4.
It will include a lot of the same characters from the âNew Kryptonâ arc. Superman will continue his struggle with Allura and he will continue his struggle with himself as he tries to find a place for himself among these people. In a lot of ways, heâs always felt separated from humanity, and now heâs surrounded by 100,000 of his people and feels just as separated from them.
The entire series will follow the rise of a New Krypton and Superman finding his place on it. It will all be in service of trying to create this new world that weâve only ever glimpsed in flashbacks and dreams.
|"Action Comics" #873 variant cover
Does Superman have any allies on New Krypton?
Thatâs sort of the journey of the book. Itâs finding his allies. Because when he starts this, he actually starts it a bit lonely and trying to find his place. Heâs a little bit lost. Through the journey of the book, one of the things that weâve talked about is that he doesnât feel like Superman amongst his people because heâs just one of 100,000. One of things that we learn thatâs different about Superman is itâs not about being Kryptonian. Itâs about being Kal-El. Itâs about being Clark Kent. And he becomes Superman, he becomes a hero, no matter where he is, which is something I feel is really special.
Heâs Superman to the people of Earth. The arc of the book is really about him becoming Superman to his own people.
Does Supergirl have a role in "World of New Krypton?"
I am not sure how much Kara is going to be playing in my book. I think she has her own journey. And itâs certainly being incredibly well told without any help from me. I love her dearly. I think every man who is a fan of comics loves her dearly.
Obviously, Allura is a major part of my book. You canât talk about Allura without talking about the fact that she is a mother; that she is Supermanâs aunt. So if Kara is not always there in form, she will certainly be there in spirit.
Thatâs one of the great things about the book. Supermanâs life is getting incredibly complicated in a good way. It used to be just him and his parents. And then it was him and Lois. And now itâs him and 100,000 people and enemies and his cousin. In some ways, itâs almost like getting married. All of sudden, you have all this new family and in-laws and crazy people you have to deal with.
Would you categorize Allura as the villain in this book?
Yeah... but I think whatâs really interesting about the premise of âNew Kryptonâ is well, I always say everyone is the hero of their own story. And as far as Allura is concerned, she is only trying to do right by her people. And where that crosses the line into villainy is always very complicated. And thatâs part of whatâs interesting about the Kryptoniansâ attitude towards Superman, because in a lot of ways, they see him as a traitor. And from their perspective, theyâre not entirely wrong. So I think thatâs what makes the book rich. The people who are the immigrants, the people who are the minority, who are aggrieved and afraid, are these super-beings.
|"Superman: New Krypton" Vol. 1 collected edition on sale in May
And thatâs what makes Clark having to deal with Allura so fascinating. Sheâs not a megalomaniac. In some ways, her treatment of Kara breaks her heart but she has to put her people first, which is what Superman does in his own way, protecting Earth. Being Superman comes before Lois, it comes before friends, it comes before family, so it all makes for interesting discussions and interesting problems. The trick will be to get you to boo and hiss at Allura for being the villain while she twirls her mustache while trying to understand her point of view. And I think, feeling a little sorry for her.
What you have to remember, the Kryptonians have really gone through hell. For everything that Superman lost, they lost that too.
Just sitting here talking to you about it gets me excited. Itâs really great stuff.
This isnât a contained miniseries with no ramifications. âWorld of New Kryptonâ is a major part of establishing a new status quo for Superman and something that will be explored by other writers for years to come. Thatâs got to be exciting, giving the DCU back its Krypton.
Sure. Or the guy who screwed up DCU by bringing back New Krypton. Itâs really exciting. In a lot of ways, itâs one of the things that my editor Mike Carlin and I have discussed about âGreen Arrow/Black Canaryâ â doing the kinds of things that will last because thatâs exciting. Youâre not just doing things, taking these wonderful characters that have been around forever and putting them through the motions because weâve got to sell a comic or youâre donât really care or to make a buck. Itâs really about adding something worthwhile to the lore. And when you can do that, itâs incredibly exciting. As someone who used to be just a comic book fan and not a writer, thatâs something that you always remember. Stuff that really game-changed.
Like for me, when I was younger, it was âKilling Joke.â Think about everything that came out of that one book. So when you can add a character or add a villain or bring something new into things that everybody else is able to riff off of, thatâs pretty cool.
And thatâs the other thing thatâs really exciting. Itâs seeing what other people do with your riff. Weâre very excited about a new character in âGreen Arrow/Black Canaryâ â a new villain. And I have all these great paces to put her through. I am excited about the thought of her having enough of an impact that other writers want to write her and do the amazing things that they want to do with her.
|Also by Andrew Kreisberg, "Batman Confidential" #25, on sale next week
It sounds like you have long-term plans to be writing both titles?
As long as theyâll have me.
Another great part about developing New Krypton must be simply establishing what day-to-day life is like in that society. Whatâs a Starbucks look like on New Krypton? You and artist Pete Woods must be having a lot of fun with that.
Pete and I havenât actually talked face to face, but in writing the initial script, Iâve been toying with that. One thing I can tell you is that Supermanâs tunic is shredded in a fight with some Kryptonians and he needs to have a new tunic made. So we need the tailor on New Krypton. Itâs one of those things that itâs a fully-functioning society at all levels. We generally only get to meet the scientists and military leaders but there are the people who prepare the food, and the shopkeepers, the men of the people, who they themselves are now endowed with Supermanâs strengths and abilities. And thatâs fun to play with. Weâll be seeing all facets of it.
For all of Kryptonâs technological achievements, there is a coldness about that them culturally that I think will make Superman miss some of the wonderful diversity of Earth, like food and art and music.
Why, after 70 years, do you think people still read Superman stories?
Wow, thatâs a heavy question. Superman canât be hurt physically, but he can be hurt emotionally. And I think the best versions of Superman are the ones that show that. Like Geoff Johnsâ arc âLast Sonâ with Chris Kent. At the end of the day, he was hurt emotionally. And he grew from that. And thatâs what exciting. Hopefully in this book, youâll watch his emotional struggles. Because the physical struggles are certainly exciting and there are certainly some amazing feats, but I think the thing that will really last and will really move you and will make this special is his personal growth.
Have you been working with Geoff Johns, Sterling Gates and James Robinson? And what about Greg Rucka, who is taking over âAction Comicsâ while Johns writes âSecret Origin?â
All of the titles will be tying-in to one another. Weâre going to have a conference call later today to discuss things. Hopefully, if we do this right, you can read any one of the books and enjoy them but if youâre reading them all, youâre going to get this incredibly rich story, because youâll be seeing the story from so many different angles and so many different charactersâ points of view. Itâs not like the TV show âBoomtownâ where youâre seeing the exact same thing from different points of view, but youâre getting a rich tapestry by reading all the books.
|Also by Andrew Kreisberg, "Green Arrow/Black Canary" #16, on sale next week
Itâs great talking to all of those guys. Those guys are smart. Between them theyâve probably forgotten more about Superman than Iâll ever know. Or I should say, theyâve forgotten more about writing Superman than Iâll ever know. One of the fun things about writing comics in general has been getting to shoot the breeze about these characters with people who are so knowledgeable. Talking about Green Arrow with Mike Carlin. And talking to James and Sterling about Superman and just riffing and talking about different incarnations and what we can pull from and what things from the past to reference. Itâs much more fun than sitting alone trying to push this thing forward.
Do you have an endpoint that youâre working towards with an established beginning, middle and end? Or will it be more organic?
There is **for sure** an end because the ramifications of the next year are going to live on in the DC Universe for many years to come. In many ways, thatâs kind of exciting too. I know what page 22 of âWorld of New Kryptonâ #12 is. Itâs just a question of filling in the 11 issues and 21 pages before that.
Have you seen any of Pete Woodsâ art yet?
No. The first script is just in. It will be exciting to see. The only Superman I have written before this book was an issue of âJLA Classified.â So I am very excited to start see âmy versionâ of a Superman story. But I am a huge fan of Peteâs work. Iâve been really blessed. For my work at DC, Iâve got to work with Scott McDaniel and Mike Norton and now Pete Woods. So I have been really blessed with the artists Iâve got to collaborate with. Itâs pretty rare that I open a .PDF from an editor and go, âOh, darn. Thatâs it?â
So I am excited to get to know Pete because Iâve got a great relationship with Mike Norton. At the end of the day, everyone who writes a book writes it because we are fans. And when you get a book that you wrote and your ideas come to life in color, itâs so exciting.
With the cancellation of âEli Stone,â do you know what your next TV writing gig will be?
Yeah, I just finished two years on âEli Stone.â I have nothing but wonderful, wonderful things to say about Marc Guggenheim. I guess a few bad things, if you really want to know [laughs].
|Andrew Kreisberg has just this week joined the staff of "Fringe"
But I actually just joined âFringeâ on Monday [January 5]. So thatâs cool because on day one they told me everything. I am on for the rest of this season and I also have a pilot at Touchstone that I am developing.
Were you a fan of âFringeâ coming in?
Yeah, I was. It was one of those crazy things. Ironically, most of my TV work -- I wrote for âBoston Legalâ and had a drama pilot called âHaleyâs Cometâ about a 23-year-old cancer survivor and she becomes a medical student, and âEli,â and I also wrote for âLipstick Jungleâ -- so most of my drama work has not been the kind of thing that would get me on âFringe.â But what did it really was all of my comic book work, especially âHelen Killer,â which [âFringeâ production company] Bad Robot really responded well to. That was the thing that showed that I could handle the action and the car chases and drilling into peopleâs heads.
You must have been sad to see âEli Stoneâ come to an end. What else can you tell us about that show?
âEliâ will always be one of the highlights of my career in terms of both the unbelievable creativity we enjoyed and the amazing friendships that were built â from the cast to the crew to the other writers, to Marc and Greg [Berlanti], who have changed my life for the better in so many ways, not only in my writing. Marc and Greg really created the type of work environment that I want to be a part of. I will always be very grateful for those two years. And very proud of the work
âSuperman: World of New Kryptonâ #1 is scheduled to be released March 4 from DC Comics.


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Using an economic approach to provide a rationale for rainforestconservation has been a popular exercise in recent years. This paper uses suchan approach to assess the net value of the Arabuko Sokoke Forest in Kenya. Theeconomic benefits associated with the forest derived by local and globalpopulations are estimated by combining evidence from existing studies and theresults of a contingent valuation study carried out by the authors. Thesebenefits are set against the cost of preserving the forest to the Kenyan ForestDepartment. Even when the opportunity cost of the forest land is omitted fromthe costs of forest preservation, and when the revenues generated from theGlobal Environment Facility (GEF) funded project are included, the costs offorest conservation outweigh the benefits. It is only when non-use andexistencevalues are included (which are not realised by the Kenyan population) that theforest benefits exceed the costs. The paper concludes by arguing that, althoughsome projects within the Arabuko Sokoke Forest have been successful incapturingsome of the economic value associated with the forest, more needs to be done todesign additional capture mechanisms so that a greater proportion of the globalbenefit of the forest can be realised by local populations and localgovernments.
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Going back to 1966 and 1976 lego used to sell Straight and Curved rails seperatly,
156 Straight track
157 Curved track
It was a great idea and it allowed us to buy as many pieces of track as we wanted.
Even 9V track was sold seperatly too
4515 Straight rails
4520 Curved rails
However as we were introduced to the PF/RC system Lego started to package straight and curved tracks together, Which was an even worst Idea since Lego Gladiator and Ben 10.
having them sold together meant that if we wanted 20 straights we would be stuck with 20 curves to (and it would cost a fortune for something we didn't really want).
But now we are entering 2011 Lego is releasing the new Flexi track pack with 8 straight rails.
To me this is horrible because I simply hate Flexi track and I dont necessary need any of it.
I'm sure some of you will agree.
I don't understand after all these years why don't Lego just sell them separate again or just simply add them to Pick-a-Brick, That would be alot better so we could buy as many as we wanted (by just selling them in packs of four like they usually are) Then we wont have to buy something we dont want.
So my question is, Should lego change the way they sell Train Track ?
Edited by The Red Brick, 10 December 2010 - 09:37 PM.


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Jay LaPrete, Associated Press
NEW YORK — Dozens of bills are advancing through statehouses nationwide that would put an array of new obstacles — legal, financial and psychological — in the paths of women seeking abortions.
The tactics vary: mandatory sonograms and anti-abortion counseling, sweeping limits on insurance coverage, bans on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. To abortion-rights activists, they add up to the biggest political threat since the Roe v. Wade decision of 1973 that legalized abortion nationwide.
"It's just this total onslaught," said Elizabeth Nash, who tracks state legislation for the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive-health research organization that supports abortion rights.
What's different this year is not the raw number of anti-abortion bills, but the fact that many of the toughest, most substantive measures have a good chance of passage due to gains by conservative Republicans in last year's legislative and gubernatorial elections. On Tuesday, South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard signed into law a bill that would impose a longest-in-the-nation waiting period of three days before women could have an abortion — and also require them to undergo counseling at pregnancy help centers that discourage abortions.
"We're seeing an unprecedented level of bills that would have a serious impact on women's access to abortion services that very possibly could become law," said Rachel Sussman, senior policy analyst for the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
On the other side, anti-abortion strategists such as Mary Spaulding Balch of the National Right to Life Committee have been scrambling to keep up with legislative developments: "Until the bills get on the governors' desks, it's premature to claim victory. But it's moving faster than it has in previous years. ... We're very pleased with the progress thus far."
In a number of states, lawmakers are considering bills that would ban elective abortions after 20 or 21 weeks of pregnancy. These measures are modeled after a law approved last year in Nebraska that was based on the disputed premise that a fetus can feel pain after 20 weeks.
The Idaho Senate approved one such bill Wednesday. Similar bills have made progress this session in Kansas and Oklahoma.
In Ohio, there's been a hearing on an even tougher measure that would outlaw abortions after the first medically detectable heartbeat — as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. At that hearing, two pregnant women underwent ultrasounds so lawmakers could see and hear the fetal hearts.
The Ohio bill and the bans on abortions after 20 weeks are direct challenges to the legal status quo, based on Supreme Court rulings that permit abortions up to the point of a fetus' viability — approximately 24 weeks — and allow states to impose restrictions for abortions after that stage.
In Texas, a bill passed by the House would require that pregnant women have an opportunity to view a sonogram image, hear the fetal heartbeat and listen to a doctor describe the fetus. While the doctor would be obligated to provide the information, the woman could close her eyes or cover her ears, according to the bill, which doesn't exempt victims of rape or incest.
"We don't believe these bills will dissuade women who've already made their decisions," said Donna Crane of NARAL Pro-Choice America. "What we think they will do is harass and intimidate women who don't deserve it."
Balch disagreed, insisting that the South Dakota bill and the sonogram measures in several states were not coercive.
"When a woman is pregnant and doesn't want to be, the more information she has, the better," Balch said. "That's what these laws are trying to do — give a thoughtful pause so the mother can understand the options that are out there."
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Rail seats in sun in Hanover - Use permitted only with credit: (C) Stadionwelt.de
John Leech MP, Liberal Democrat Spokesman on Culture, Media and Sport at Ashton Gate
Demonstration block of rail seats at Ashton Gate
3 rail heights to promote debate
In seated mode
Seated accommodation
Lots of clearway space along the row
Pre-installation: the rear rows of the previous plastic, low-backed seats have been removed.
Ferco rail seats arrive at Ashton Gate, ready for installation
All lined up and ready to be fitted - A Block of the Atyeo Stand
These back row seats have a rail height of 1100mm
Lined up and ready - once again
Installed next to existing plastic seats
Anchoring the seats to the concrete
Drilling a hole for an anchor point
Seat uprights firmly anchored to the deck
Bubble-wrap to prevent scratches in transit
Installing the first few seats
Checking they are all in line
The first ever rail seat in the UK gets fitted into place
Starting to take shape
General shot of Ashton Gate
Neil Doncaster, SPFL chief executive, on the roadshow
The SPFL's Neil Doncaster tries out rail seats
The roadshow unit at Celtic Park
Exclusive safe standing area for 10-16 year-olds at VfL Wolfsburg
Lower tier rail seats / Upper tier standard seats. VfL Wolfsburg
Early arrivals catching up on lunch at VfL Wolfsburg
Two steps for two rows of fans - VfL Wolfsburg
An hour before kick-off at VfL Wolfsburg
Rail seats pre-match at VfL Wolfsburg
14 rows of rail seats - VfL Wolfsburg
The VW Arena, home of VfL Wolfsburg
The Safe Standing Roadshow unit at Molineux
Looked at head on
The Safe Standing Roadshow unit consists of 2 rows each of 2 rail seats
An extra step creates space for 2 rows of standing fans between the rails
Clubs could choose to make it one standing fan per seat space
Rail heights and gradient comply with UK regs (i.e. 1.1m high and a gradient of < 25 degrees)
In the Wolverhampton sun!
Football Supporters Federation Chairman Malcolm Clarke celebrates a 'goal'!
FSF chairman Malcolm Clarke talking to members of Wolves' Fans' Parliament
Wolves fans experience 'safe standing'
Members of Wolves' Fans' Parliament discuss the merits of rail seats
Rail seats in the sun - locked in the 'up' position
A special key unlocks the seat for games under UEFA all-seater rules
... and, hey presto, you have a seat
More Molineux sun!
The unit is 2.3m x c. 2m - the seats come from a batch made for VfB Stuttgart
Seen from the back - a sturdy steel frame.
And sideways on - note how the seats don't stick out at all.
So there you have it: The Safe Standing Roadshow!
Rail seats in standing configuration at TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
Rail seats secured in the 'up' position
Room on 2 steps for 2 standing fans per rail seat space
Rails every second step - Gradient is 24 degrees (within UK guidelines)
Seats locked flush for uncluttered space
Securely bolted for strength and durability - horizontal loading capacity exceeds UK requirements
Stability tested to strict German safety standards - Vorsprung durch Technik
All numbered for occasional use as seats (UEFA games)
Seats locked out of way for domestic games
Seat lowered, as for a UEFA game
When down, seats cover rear step
Red rail seats in Klagenfurt, Austria - Brand new in 2007
Klagenfurt - Seats down for an international friendly
Klagenfurt - Seats down, no rear step
Klagenfurt - Uprights are bolted solidly in place
Klagenfurt - Good legroom and a clear view over the rail
Hannover - Sturdy rails
Innsbruck - After a game - Numbers for rows and seats
After a game in Innsbruck - Note no second step here
Innsbruck - Plenty of space
Innsbruck - Early doors
Innsbruck - Rail seats locked in 'up' position
HSV - Hamburg - Rail seats in a back corner section
Numbered rail seat in close-up at HSV (Hamburg)
Seat 74 in close-up at HSV (Hamburg)
And again
Nick Webster (Derby County fan) among the rail seats on the home end of Hannover 96
Bob Symns (Chief Executive of Peterborough United - middle row, centre) and representatives of Peterborough City Council with Jon Darch (Safe Standing Roadshow) and Hannover 96 staff among the rail seats in the AWD Arena.
Every row and seat is numbered (this is Hannover)
As can be seen here (in Hannover), the rear step is a continuation of the intermediate steps on each stairway
Each rail more than withstands the loading specified for equivalent barriers by the Green Guide
All available in any colour under the sun!
Peterborough mascot 'Peter Burrow' demonstrates how dangerouns conventional seats can be!
The Safe Standing Roadshow at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland
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Tokyo stocks tumbled more than three percent Thursday, leading an Asian rout, sparked by worries over emerging markets as the Federal Reserve further scaled back its stimulus programme.
The benchmark Nikkei-225 index slumped 3.25 percent, or 500.10 points, to 14,883.81 -- wiping out its 2.70 percent gains Wednesday.
There were also heavy losses for Hong Kong, which dived 1.35 percent and Sydney, which lost 0.89 percent.
The Fed said Wednesday it would reduce its monetary easing programme by $10 billion a month to $65 billion, following a similar move in December.
Investors took flight after the announcement, which stoked fears of a capital flight from emerging markets as dealers look for safer investments back home.
Sharp interest rate hikes by Turkey and South Africa on Wednesday failed to stem heavy losses in their currencies as developing economies around the world battle capital outflows.
Russia, Brazil and Argentina also faced further drops in their units, despite the International Monetary Fund stressing there was not a general panic and that each faces specific challenges.
Fed policymakers made no mention of the emerging market woes, leaving investors with little comfort, analysts said.
"The market was discouraged by the fact that they did not refer to emerging economies," said Hirokazu Kabeya, senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
Investors are "wary that authorities may be a bit too optimistic... They could have said something like they would be 'watching the situation closely'," Kabeya added
"With that, the market atmosphere would be very different now."
Global equity and forex markets have been in turmoil since the end of last week after a plunge in the Argentine peso sparked fresh worries about developing economies.
The sell-off in Buenos Aires came on the back of data indicating manufacturing activity in China -- a key driver of global growth -- had contracted in January.
The Fed's stimulus has been widely credited with buoying global equity markets and the latest move, though widely expected, may do little to stoke optimism among jittery investors.
Wrapping up the final meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee under departing chairman Ben Bernanke, it noted that despite some mixed economic indicators since its December meeting, the US economy was improving overall.
However, US stocks slumped, The Dow dived 1.15 percent, the S&P 500 fell 1.01 percent and the Nasdaq shed 1.14 percent
In forex trade, the dollar was at 102.22 yen early Thursday compared with 102.25 yen in New York but well down from the 103.30 yen in Asia earlier Wednesday. The euro sat at 139.75 yen, compared with 139.71 yen in US trade but also well down from the 141.05 yen in Tokyo Wednesday.
The single currency was also at $1.3657 against $1.3662.


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GMO propaganda over facts? BBC Panorama and Bt brinjal
Claire Robinson / GMWatch
30th July 2015A BBC documentary claimed 90% success for a controversial GM crop in Bangladesh, Bt brinjal, writes Claire Robinson. But as journalist Faisal Rahman discovered, there's no evidence to support the claim, the BBC relied on biased sources, and its journalists failed to investigate reports of widespread crop failure. Was it all an exercise in pro-GMO propaganda? more...
GMO study finds 'indications of harmful and adverse effects'
Nafeez Ahmed
15th July 2015A new biosafety report for the Norwegian Environment Agency says GM foods cannot be declared safe due to major gaps in the science, writes Nafeez Ahmed. Indeed research clearly indicates harmful and adverse impacts to both health and environment. But Monsanto insists that GMOs are just as safe as, or even safer than, conventional crops. more...
Green Revolution: wonderful science, catastrophic consequences
Colin Tudge
12th July 2015In her new book The Vandana Shiva Reader, the celebrated campaigner and scientist deplores the way in which the Green Revolution forced India's poorest farmers off their land, writes Colin Tudge. Now she fears even worse outcomes in Africa where a GMO-fuelled farming revolution is under way. more...
Seed Freedom! A last chance to thwart the great African seed grab
Ali-Masmadi Jehu-Appiah
29th June 2015Nineteen African nations meet today in Arusha, Tanzania, to finalise a 'plant protection' protocol that would open up the continent's seeds to corporate interests, taking away farmers' rights to grow, improve, sell and exchange their traditional seeds, while allowing commercial breeders to make free use of the biodiversity they embody, to sell them back to farmers in 'improved' form. more...
The Royal Society's assault on the science of GM foods must cease
Steven M. Druker
25th June 2015The Royal Society wants us to take its word that GM crops are safe and healthy, writes Steven Druker. But it refuses to retract its errors, apologise to those whose reputations it has impugned, or enter into constructive debate on the issue. To restore its scientific integrity, it must abide by its own motto. more...
Investigation or advocacy? The BBC reveals its pro-GMO bias
Lawrence Woodward & Pat Thomas
10th June 2015The Panorama programme on GM foods and crops last Monday was a masterpiece of spin, bluster, misrepresentation and outright deceit, write Lawrence Woodward & Pat Thomas, with the BBC's top investigatory strand hijacked to force feed the UK population with the purest of pro-GMO propaganda. more...
As Chipotle goes GMO-free, Monsanto's worst fear is coming true
Jonathan Latham
20th May 2015Next to McDonalds, Burger King and KFC, Chipotle's Mexican Grill is a minnow, writes Jonathan Latham. But its decision to go GMO-free will ultimately compel all America's consumer-facing food brands to follow suit - because that's what their customers want. Could this be the beginning of the end of GMOs? That's what Monsanto, Dupont, Bayer and Syngenta fear. more...
TTIP could soon bring GM foods to UK supermarket shelves
Linda Kaucher
2nd April 2015Thanks to pro-GMO politicans and lobbying by powerful agribusiness interests the UK and other EU countries may soon find supermarket shelves flooded with GM foods, both imported and home grown, writes Linda Kaucher. We must press parliamentary candidates now to defend us from this serious and long-term debasement of our food and farming. more...
Occupy agriculture! Polish farmers sit in for land and freedom
Julian Rose
19th March 2015At the heart of Poland's capital, Warsaw, farmers have founded a flourishing encampment known as the 'Green City', writes Julian Rose. It's a focus of protest against the sell-off of their land to agribusiness, the arrival of GMO crops, and the imposition of a failed 'Western' model of farming that's creating huge corporate profits while debasing food and bankrupting small farmers. more...
Altered Genes, Twisted Truth
Jane Goodall
26th March 2015The history of genetically modified food has been one of systematic deception and fraud by corporations, scientists, media and regulators, Steven Druker writes in his remarkable new book. Jane Goodall finds the story by turn fascinating, chilling, distressing and ultimately, hope-inspiring. more...
MPs' GMO report is a scandalous cave-in to corporate demands
Rupert Read
26th February 2015A report published by MPs today displays a shocking ignorance of scientific logic and the nature of risk, writes Rupert Read. Confusing inconclusive evidence of harm from GMOs, with conclusive evidence of safety, they reach a false and dangerous conclusion - that the EU should give free rein to pro-GMO governments. more...
There is no scientific consensus on GMO safety
Angelika Hilbeck & colleagues
23rd February 2015A broad community of independent scientific researchers and scholars challenges claims of a 'consensus' that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are 'safe' to grow and eat. The claims - which continue to be widely and often uncritically aired - are a false and artificial construct that have been misleadingly perpetuated through diverse media. more...
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USDA approves world's first GMO apples
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16th February 2015Scientists, environmental and consumer groups have decried USDA's approval of two 'Arctic' apple varieties, while major food companies and apple growers have no plans to source or grow them - despite their potential to 'generate consumer excitement in the apple category.' more...
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Toxic glyphosate herbicides fly under the EU's regulatory radar
Pete Farrer & Marianne Falck
12th September 2014The widely used herbicide glyphosate has been judged 'safe', write Pete Farrer & Marianne Falck. But by the time it's used, it's in a 'formulation' with toxic surfactants, which escape EU regulation despite their known dangers. Germany alone has forbidden the use of the most dangerous surfactant - but is keeping its evidence secret. more...
Philippines: farmers call to stop 'Golden Rice' trials
Oliver Tickell
8th September 2014Farmers in the Bicol region of the Philippines have gathered to renew their fight against field trials of Golden Rice and halt moves towards its commercialization. But with last year's 'advanced' Golden Rice trials showing low yields, the prospect of a GR release is fast receding. more...
Ukraine opens up for Monsanto, land grabs and GMOs
Joyce Nelson
11th September 2014Hidden from mainstream media exposure, the World Bank and IMF loan has opened up Ukraine to major corporate inroads, writes Joyce Nelson. Loan conditions are forcing the deeply indebted country to open up to GMO crops, and lift the ban on private sector land ownership. US corporations are jubilant at the 'goldmine' that awaits them. more...
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Jim Thomas
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When Insomnia Interferes
Unfortunately, hitting the snooze button repeatedly isn't exercise. But, if you've suffered insomnia the night before, it can seem a lot more appealing than jumping out of bed and hitting the treadmill.
Good, regular bedtime habits can help you beat insomnia. They include winding down before bedtime.
"Your body needs to get ready for sleep," says Sally A. White, PhD, dean and professor in the College of Education at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa."You want your heart rate and body temperature in a rest zone. It starts the body getting into a habit of sleep."
Exercising or eating too late sabotages your body's urge to sleep.
"Both exercise and eating raise your heart rate and temperature," White tells WebMD. "That's not conducive to sleeping."
When Later Is Better
White, who studies achievement motivation in exercise and other areas, says that in spite of good intentions to get up early and get her exercise over with, she is more likely to exercise after work.
"It's easier to get my body into a rhythm because I'm not fighting my body the way I do in the morning," she says.
For some people, lunchtime is the best time to exercise, especially if co-workers keep you company. Just be sure to eat after you work out, not before.
"Don't exercise immediately following a meal," says Bryant, who lectures internationally on exercise, fitness and nutrition. "The blood that needs to go to your muscles is going to your digestive tract. Give yourself 90 minutes after a heavy meal."
Finding Your Own Best Time to Exercise
You don't have to be an expert on circadian rhythms to determine the best time to exercise. Steven Aldana, PhD, advises trying different times of the day.
Work out in the morning for a few weeks, then try noon, then early evening. Which do you enjoy most and which makes you feel best afterward? Also, consider the type of exercise, and other daily commitments.
"Most of all, find a time that helps you make your exercise a regular, consistent part of your life," says Aldana, a professor of lifestyle medicine in the department of exercise sciences at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. "This is more important than the time of day."


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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - A newspaper publisher who resigned from
Alabama's mental health advisory board is rejoining the panel after
members changed the rules to guarantee public access to their
Paul Davis said Thursday he never wanted to step down from the
Department of Mental Health's Advisory Board of Trustees last
month. He said he rejoined only because members voted Wednesday to
allow public access by announcing the meetings in advance so
members of the public can attend.
Aside from being a newspaper publisher in Auburn, Davis is a
mental health advocate who's been involved in such work for four
Davis said the board's meetings became an issue recently. The
department is trying to decide whether to sell the old Bryce
Hospital property in Tuscaloosa.
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As expected, the EU approves Glencore's (GLCNF.PK) mega-merger with Xstrata (XSRAF.PK) without a...
As expected, the EU approves Glencore's (GLCNF.PK) mega-merger with Xstrata (XSRAF.PK) without a prolonged review after Glencore offers concessions to allay EU concerns about the combined company's dominance in the European zinc market. Glencore will end a zinc sales deal with Nyrstar and sell its 7.8% stake in the world's top producer. The companies now need approval from China and South Africa. (PR)
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Purdue University awarded about 3,300 degrees to students, including six from Jackson County, following the fall semester.
Local graduates include Bret Gastineau of Brownstown; Tabitha Caceres, Christopher Kidwell, Travis Waltrip and Ryan Eads, all of Seymour; and Jessica Peters of Vallonia.
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