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Destruction of Palestinian olive trees is a monstrous crime
Dr. Cesar Chelala
7th November 2015The uprooting and cutting down of over a million olive and fruit trees in occupied Palestine since 1967 is an attack on a symbol of life, and on Palestinian culture and survival, writes Dr. Cesar Chelala. A grave crime under international humantarian law, the arboricide is also contrary to Jewish religious teachings. more...
Why Indonesia can't put out its rainforest fires
Scott Edwards, University of Birmingham
4th November 2015Indonesia's President Widodo has promised strong action to put out his country's raging forest fires, writes Scott Edwards. Yet this year's conflagrations are the worst since 1997. His problem? Powerful elites in forested provinces are making big money from the burning. And they see little reason to heed Widodo's pleas - or anyone else's. more...
Indonesia 'greenwashes' illegal timber exports
The Ecologist
3rd November 2015Just as Indonesia's forests are going up in flames, in part as a result of illegal logging on a massive scale, the country's Trade Minister has issued a regulation that would rubber stamp exports of illegal timber - also undermining a timber agreement with the EU that's due to come into force next month. more...
Local communities, not global financiers, are the best forest managers
Isaac Rojas / Friends of the Earth International
2nd November 2015A new paradigm of forest conservation is gaining ground, writes Isaac Rojas: 'financialising' them and the climate and ecological services they provide to global investors. But this is a false solution - and one that excludes the local and indigenous forest communities who can truly be relied upon to sustain their sylvan heritage. more...
India's Indigenous Peoples organise to protect forests, waters and commons
Pushpa Achanta / Waging Nonviolence
7th November 2015India's neoliberal government is attempting the mass seizure of indigenous lands, commons and forests in order to hand them over for corporate exploitation with mines, dams and plantations, writes Pushpa Achanta. But tribal communities are rising up to resist the takeover, which is not only morally reprehensible but violates India's own laws and international human rights obligations. more...
Amazon - illegal loggers set Indigenous forest ablaze
Luana Lila / Greenpeace Brazil
28th October 2015Deep in the Brazilian Amazon indigenous people have been protecting their reserve from illegal loggers, writes Luana Lila. The loggers took their revenge by kindling one of the Amazon's biggest fires ever, destroying almost 200,000 hectares of rainforest. more...
Chevron's star witness in $9.5 billion Ecuador oil pollution claim admits: 'I lied'
Paul Paz y Miño / Amazon Watch
28th October 2015It was all going so well for Chevron - a New York court had ruled that a $9.5 billion judgment against it set by Ecuador's supreme court for massive pollution deep in the Amazon was corrupt and fraudulent. But then its star witness broke ranks and admitted, in another court, that he had lied, and the only bribes were coming from Chevron. Will Ecuador's pollution victims finally get justice? more...
To keep carbon in the ground, COP21 must back agroecology
Pavlos Georgiadis
24th October 2015'Climate Smart Agriculture' advocates were out in force at the just concluded climate talks in Bonn, writes Pavlos Georgiadis. But their finely crafted corporate message presents a real threat to genuine agroecological solutions to the interlinked food, farming and climate crises. more...
Leaked WWF report: illegal logging in Laos 'a worst-case scenario'
Chris Lang / REDD Monitor
22nd October 2015Forests in Laos are disappearing at a ferocious rate under the impact of rampant illegal logging which accounts for 90% or more of the industry, with lucrative export markets in Vietnam and China, writes Chris Lang. more...
Indigenous activists celebrate bitter victory over rainforest dam moratorium
Rod Harbinson / Mongabay
22nd October 2015As indigenous activists opposing hydropower dams on their territories gather this weekend in the rainforests of Sarawak, Malaysia, they have good news to celebrate, writes Rod Harbinson: a giant dam on the Baram river has been put on hold. But the forests are still being logged, local people have been stripped of land rights, and a programme of 12 giant dams is still official policy. more...
Austrian timber giant ransacking Romania's forests
The Ecologist
21st October 2015Austrian timber company Schweighofer is linked to large-scale illegal logging which accounts for half of Romania's timber production. An EIA investigation finds that almost all the illegal timber ends up in the company's mills. more...
In defense of the Bark Beetle: a keystone species of Western forest ecosystems
Chad Hanson
28th October 2015Bark beetles are invariably presented as terrible, forest killing pests, writes Chad Hanson. But in truth forest biodiversity depends on them to create the snags for insects to burrow in, woodpeckers to feed off, and countless birds and even pine martens to nest in. So when you hear politicians calling for bark beetle 'salvage' logging, send them off with a flea in the ear! more...
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Sue Lloyd Roberts - the BBC must make sure her work continues
Oliver Tickell
14th October 2015Sue Lloyd Roberts, the brilliant investigative journalist who died yesterday, was a unique phenomenon in the BBC, writes Oliver Tickell - fearless, rooting out the dirtiest of secrets, fighting the cause of the oppressed, abused, exploited and downtrodden. Now the BBC must keep her mission alive with a new, independent unit dedicated to human rights worldwide. more...
Indonesian forest fires will emit more CO2 than UK
Zachary Davies Boren / Greenpeace Energydesk
8th October 2015Thanks to massive forest clearance for palm oil plantations combined with drought conditions in this 'El Nino' year, writes Zachary Davies Boren, rainforest and peatland fires across Indonesia are set to emit more carbon than the UK, while covering millions of square kilometres with choking smoke. more...
Neoliberals with chainsaws: deforestation in Peru and the future of the Amazon
Clément Doleac
5th October 2015Peru is in hot competition with Brazil to be the main focus of Amazonian deforestation, writes Clément Doleac. A neoliberal government desperate to hand over the country's forests, oil, gas, minerals and indigenous lands for corporate exploitation is unafraid to break national laws, turn a blind eye to air and water pollution, and respond to any challenges with overwhelming violence. more...
Palm oil versus orangutans? Don't forget the human dimension
Liana Chua
28th September 2015The orangutans of Southeast Asia make a fantastic symbol of endangered rainforests, writes Liana Chua, rousing public opposition to palm oil companies and their bulldozers. But this story of good versus evil omits the essential human dimension. To save the rainforests and their great apes, we must make forest peoples a key part of the conservation narrative. more...
The cause of the Runnymede eco-villagers is a righteous one
Nicholas Sebley
22nd September 2015Coming so soon after the Magna Carta celebrations, the eviction and destruction of the Runnymede Eco-village is a parable of our times, writes Nicholas Sebley: a violent assertion of the power of capital over people and community, and part of a deliberate, systematic closure of alternative ways of living outside the mainstream economy. more...
Indonesia chokes as forest and peatland fires rip
The Ecologist
21st September 2015The burning forests and peatlands of Indonesia are once again casting a pall of choking smoke across the region, in the process releasing billions of tonnes of carbon. Promises to solve the problems stand betrayed - and COP21 commitments to tackle the problem are being weakened. more...
India: 200,000 refugees in Assam's devastating floods
Sneha Krishnan
16th September 2015India's tea capital, Assam, has been hit by devastating floods for the second time in three years, writes Sneha Krishnan. But the government has failed to address key environmental issues like deforestation and soil conservation, or involve local communities in developing solutions. So ever more fertile land is lost to erosion, and millions of the country's poorest people suffer. more...
New dams, warming waters, forest fires - Lake Baikal in peril
Bryce Stewart
17th September 2015Longer than England, almost as deep as the Grand Canyon, Russia's Lake Baikal is one of the world's greatest aquatic wonders, writes Bryce Stewart. But it's a fragile paradise: the limpid waters are warming much faster than the global average, with as yet unknown effects on its ecology. And it faces the danger of a huge dam on its principal tributary, Mongolia's Selenga River. more...
Biosphere collapse: the biggest economic bubble ever
Glen Barry
14th September 2015Worried about debt, defaults and deficits? Save up your concern for the real problem, writes Glen Barry. The systematic destruction Earth's natural ecosystems for short-term profit is the 'bubble' that underlies economic growth - and if allowed to continue its bursting will leave the Earth in a state of social, economic and ecological collapse. more...
Three trillion trees live on Earth - and we need every one of them
James Dyke
3rd September 2015Isn't three trillion trees enough to keep our planet healthy? It sounds like a lot, writes James Dyke, but they are under threat as never before, from deliberate deforestation and climate change. Many of the 1.5 billion trees we are losing a year are in the last great rainforests - key ecosystems under threat of drying out forever under our escalating double onslaught. more...
Pine martens' return could bring a red squirrel resurgence
Emma Sheehy
28th August 2015The return of pine martens to central Ireland has been followed by a resurgence of red squirrels, writes Emma Sheehy. Now that the predatory mammal is being seen south of the Scottish border, the same could happen in England. The heavier grey squirrel is easy prey for pine martens, and their demise could open up ecological space for the native red to recolonise. more...
Act now, or tropical forests will be a sorry sight in 2100
Simon Lewis
24th August 2015Based on current performance tropical forests, the world's most biodiverse ecosystems, are set to be reduced to species-impoverished fragments by the end of the century, writes Simon Lewis. But it's not inevitable. Decisive action by the world's governments in Paris in December could secure desperately needed change. more...
Romania's 'occupy forests' movement demands clampdown on corporate crime
Raluca Besliu
21st August 2015A growing protest movement is demanding strong controls on international investors and logging companies buying up Romania's forests, writes Raluca Besliu. In its sights is Austria-based Schweighofer, which stands accused of criminal malpractice and accepting illegal timber shipments. The popular outrage stirred up by corporate misdeeds is now stimulating a wider democratic revival. more...
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The three-time defending state champion Rockford girls lacrosse team is primed and ready to make a run at its fifth title in seven seasons.
The team is already 2-0 on the season, beating Ann Arbor Pioneer 22-2 on Saturday and Maine South 10-6 on Tuesday.
Rockford coach Mike Emery, who enters his ninth season as headman, said the development program at the middle school level is key to the Rams' success.
"We have a great development program at the middle school level," Emery said. "We have a lot of interest in the sport and have great athletes and students.
"I have a great staff that works with the girls. It's just a great school, great program and great community."
All-American and Ohio State commit Alex Vander Molen headlines the Rockford squad.
"She's a very heady player," Emery said. "She has great offensive skills and is great on the draw. She's got great stick skills and is really a leader for us.
"She's an awesome kid and great student. She's got a good family. She's a great kid and is fun to be around. She's committed to Ohio State."
Sophomore Brooklyn Neumen, senior Ryann Deuel, sophomore Mekenzie Vander Molen, Senior Grace Gunneson and senior Zoe Newmann will also be key for Rams this season.
"We have three freshmen on our squad, so those girls are learning and growing," Emery said. "We have a small squad, only 17 kids, but we have kids who are versatile and can play all over the field.
"We have some kids stepping up in the goal, with strong competition there. We have a senior, who's never started in goal, and a junior who's new to varsity. They're both working hard and challenging each other in the cage every day. It's a great group of kids and they work hard every day."
Emery said he is hoping to see the girls continue to gel on the playing field.
"We have a great group of girls, with great individual skills," Emery said. "We just need to continue to work on chemistry together.
"We've got things we need to work on. When we settle down and work together, I think we are going to be tough to beat."
Rockford suffered three losses in 2015, two of them to conference foe and Division 2 champ East Grand Rapids.
They've gotten the better of us the last few years," Emery said. "Our conference is just very, very strong. The OK Rainbow I is a battle."
Emery said the Rams are carrying a smaller squad than usual, and it's key that the girls are very good athletes.
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Robert Hinz, 88 - November 02, 2013Robert Leo Hinz, 88, of Marysville, WA, and husband of a Gothenburg native, passed away Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013, at his home in Marysville.
Services were conducted on Thursday, Nov. 7, at the North Cascade Seventh Day Adventist Church on Highway 20 in Burlington, WA, with the Rev. Ofa Langi officiating.
A visitation will take place at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg on Monday, Nov. 11, from 1 to 8 p.m.
Graveside services will take place at the Gothenburg Cemetery on Nov. 12 at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Luis Contreras officiating.
Hinz was born March 1, 1925, at Grand Island to William and Mildred (Crabtree) Hinz.
He grew up at Central City, attending school and later attended Nebraska Central College until his senior year when he was drafted into the U.S. Army.
Prior to his Army service, he was invited to play for the Green Bay Packers. After his discharge, he worked as a meat cutter for Safeway, and later as a supervisor at the ordinance plant in Grand Island.
Hinz met and married Gothenburg native Dorothy Bowman Jones on April 12, 1952, at Columbus. The couple resided at Grand Island until moving to North Bend, WA, in 1954.
In 1955, they moved to Anacortes, WA, where he was employed with Shell Oil, residing there until 1977 when he was transferred to Baton Rouge, LA.
On April 1, 1982, he retired and he and his wife moved to Sedro-Woolley, WA.
Hinz was a member of the North Cascade Seventh-day Adventist Church in Burlington.
He enjoyed bike riding and collecting coins, according to family members.
Hinz was preceded in death by: his parents, William and Mildred; his wife, Dorothy in December of 2010; a son, David Jones; a brother, Jerry Hinz; granddaughter, Tammy; grandson, Eric.
Survivors include: his children—Sandra Kay (Joe) Pirak of Tulalip, WA, Terry (Jean) Jones of Brookfield, NH, Julia (Jerry) Bushree of Commerce City, CO, and Kristin (Tommy) Sivula of Long Beach, CA; seven grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and 17 great-great-grandchildren; a brother, Richard Hinz of Everett, WA; brother-in-law, Cal Bowman of Gothenburg; numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorials are suggested to Loma Linda University Proton Research/Prostate Cancer, P.O. Box 2000, Loma Linda, CA 92354.
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Palm Beach Squatter Arrested: Father of Three Claims Adverse Possession of House in the Acreage
Jason Friedman, a family man and father of three, saw Loki Boy, the 23-year-old Brazilian man that squatted into a $2.5 million mansion by means of "adverse possession" and apparently thought to himself, "Well now that looks like a fantastic idea!" and moved his family into an abandoned 3,400-square-foot home in the Acreage in Palm Beach under the same claim.
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Because basing major life decisions on this guy is a terrific way to go about raising a family.
According to the Palm Beach Post, Friedman, 37, filed the adverse possession claim -- an antiquated Florida law -- with Palm Beach County on May 14, and then moved into the foreclosed home in the 12000 block of 54th Street North.
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Friedman then forked over around $8,000 of his own money to change the locks, put up a brand new fence, and cleanup the filthy abandoned pool. He then posted a note on the front window saying that he had taken possession of the home under Florida statute 95.18.
On the same day he filed the claim, Friedman was arrested by Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies on residential burglary, theft under $300, tampering with a victim and resisting arrest without violence charges.
Devon Anderson, the home's actual owner, heard of the Friedman's moving in through Acreage neighbors. Anderson went to the house and confronted the squatter.
Friedman offered Anderson $10,000 to sign a quit claim deed, which he obviously turned down (the home had been purchased for $373,000).
People claiming abandoned homes via adverse possession is nothing new in Florida. Loki Boy was the latest high-profile case.
Basically, adverse possession is a hundred-year old Florida law that was created for people to gain land or property legally. The law was created to protect property that was literally abandoned back in the day (i.e. no owners), and for those land owners who died without heirs leaving their property as a sort of free-for-all.
Now in the 21st Century, people have been using the claim as a loop hole to gran themselves a house for free.
But that hasn't stopped law enforcement from arresting squatters. Boca police stormed the home Loki Boy had been staying in back in February, removed his belongings, and the house was returned to the rightful owners.
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Hotel Hindusthan International blends comfort with luxury in 98 guestrooms. The premier hotel offers state-of-the-art business facilities and a wide choice of dining and leisure. It is easily accessible from the railway station.
HHI Varanasi is situated in the heart of the city. Located in Maldahiya, it is a short distance from places of tourist interest, religious places and shopping malls.
Distance from Varanasi railway station: 1 km (approx.)
Distance from Lal Bahadur Shastri airport: 20 km (approx.)
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Regal is a spacious banquet hall with a seating capacity of 250 guests in a theater-style arrangement. The meeting venues are equipped with the latest audio-visual capabilities and high speed Internet access. Imperial Lounge, the boardroom, is fully equipped for high-powered meetings and videoconferences. Besides, there is 4000 square feet of garden space that can be ideal for weddings and social events. Aangan delights guests with authentic delicacies of North West Frontier cuisine. It serves a range of specialties such as kebabs, biryani and Indian curries. An all day dining restaurant, Atrium Caf offers a variety of Indian, Chinese and Continental cuisine. Windsor Bar serves a fine selection of wines and cocktails. With lounge area, sundeck, and poolside food and beverage service, the outdoor pool is a perfect place to unwind. The spa facility offers complete rejuvenation of mind and body. The concierge can assist with transportation arrangements and sightseeing tours.
HHI Varanasi features 98 contemporary rooms. The rooms are aesthetically designed with rich upholstery in matching color combinations. Each room has a LCD television, direct dial telephone, mini-bar, electronic safe and ergonomic workstation. The bathroom features a walk-in glass shower, bathtub and bath amenities. Premium rooms have wooden floors and large windows that overlook the city and pool. Suites have a separate living room with a L shaped couch, LCD television and DVD player.
Hotel has a Banquet hall with the capacity up 20 to 300 people for business meetings, seminars or conferences. Also provides Computer and PA systems services.
The bar serves specialized exotic cocktails, beer and international wines.
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The multi cuisine restaurant serves authentic North Indian and North West Frontier cuisine.
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Overview The average travel time between Bregenz and Munich is 3h07 minutes. The quickest route is 2h33 minutes. The first train leaving Bregenz is at 06:49, the last at 21:45. There is an average of 11 trains a day between Bregenz and Munich, leaving approximately every 2h05 minutes.
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Parkhotel Hugo de Vries - Lunteren
A restaurant, free WiFi and free self parking are featured at this hotel. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks. Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance.
Parkhotel Hugo de Vries - Lunteren
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 38 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 2 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
- Specific rooms only *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Free nearby parking
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
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- Room service (during limited hours)
- Free reception
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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- Number of meeting rooms - 4
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Kelly McGillis, known for notable movie roles in the late '80s, is finally coming out of the closet.
The 51-year-old "Top Gun" actress is "done with the man thing" and that the next romantic partner she's seeking is "definitely a woman," she tells SheWired.com.
In the interview with vlogger Jennifer Corday, McGillis details how she struggled with her sexuality because it didn't initially fit in with her religious beliefs and how she had to grow and love "who and what you are."
Most had speculated that McGillis was a lesbian for a while. She even guest starred on Showtime's "The L Word" as a closeted Army colonel.
She is best known for starring opposite Tom Cruise in "Top Gun," with Jodie Foster in "The Accused" and "Witness" with Harrison Ford.
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Be the bell of the ball carrying this gold silk bow clutch by kate spade new york accessories. A sweet pairing to your cocktail dress!
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Metallic leather handheld clutch with 14-karat light gold plated hardware. Interior side pocket. 5.5''h x 8.5''w x 1''d
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Beautiful purse, definitely a little worn but was a great accessory able to fit all small essentials.
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Cute, Fun purse.
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November 19, 2013
Perfect for the evening! Gorgeous clutch!
I absolutely LOVED this clutch for the Marine Corps Ball! It was the perfect size - not too big, but I was able to fit my phone and three lipsticks in it! I wanted to wear gold accessories with my black dress and this clutch added the perfect touch! Loved it!
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This was a great simple little purse for a wedding. It fit my iphone, ID and some credit cards and some make-up. You can't fit much else though. Our card for the couple wouldn't fit in it. It was a little smaller than I was expecting but like all Kate Spade accessories, very pretty!


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Kershaw stands in the way of Cubs' chance to make history
CHICAGO — All that's left for the Chicago Cubs to do is make history.
Indians fans pitch in with wedding gifts for star rookie Merritt
CLEVELAND — Ryan Merritt may soon be up to his neck in blenders, oven mitts and muffin tins.
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Once the last out is made in a baseball season, especially one that takes a team as deep as the American League Championship Series, next year is just around the corner.
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Among the SOA-tuned security features introduced in Viper will be DB2 Label Based Access Control, a new approach to defining structures within the database. In addition to row-level access control, the column-level labelling capability provides an alternative way to control access to sensitive data stored within the database.
Viper also offers a data row compression feature that could save users disc space - useful in large datawarehousing environments - and supports XQuery, an emerging industry standard language designed for processing XML data.
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The 2016 U.S. Presidential Election is Tuesday, November 8th and Americans will soon decide who will be our next President. Each presidential election the PBS series Frontline produces an election special that profiles the two major candidates. Their two-hour special aired last night on PBS and is now available to stream on their YouTube channel. This special covers the biographies of the frontrunners Hillary Rodham Clinton and Donald Trump, and the long and very different paths they took to reach this point. With interviews from biographers and people closest to each of the candidates you get an idea of what has driven these individuals throughout their careers. You'll hear the story of Hillary Clinton and her entry into Democratic politics from her years as first lady of Arkansas and then the United States, to her role as Senator of New York and Secretary of State. You'll also hear about the rise of Donald J. Trump, the wealthy American businessman who came of age in the 1980s and kept his brand alive into 1990s and became a reality TV star in the 2000s. You'll hear about the scandals and hardships they've faced throughout their long lives in the public eye and their persistence through it all in "Frontline: The Choice 2016".
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Blame the Elites for the Trump Phenomenon
In this debate from Intelligence Squared U.S. the two sides argue over who is responsible for the rise of Donald Trump. One side argues that the Trump Phenomenon is due to the elites of both parties ignoring the voice of the declining American middle class. They argue that the political elite's devotion to special interests and their bailouts of the big banks has created frustration in middle America who have not seen much recovery from the financial disaster of 2008. The opposing side blames the voters and the media for the rise of Donald Trump, emphasizing that his rise is largely a response to his stirring up fears about immigration, crime, and terrorism. Neither side are particularly fans of the Trump Phenomenon, but they both offer interesting insight into how this unprecedented candidate has rose to such heights. The two-hour debate is available to stream on YouTube and also is available on MP3 audio download from the Intelligence Squared U.S. website.
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Great Political Debates from Intelligence Squared U.S.
Listen to some informed and civil political debates about issues facing the United States in these great debates from Intelligence Squared U.S.. These Oxford-Style debates set forth a motion and then usually have two people on each side debating for or against the motion. Along with debating back and forth, the participants also each get opening and closing remarks to summarize their viewpoints. The moderator of the debates is author and journalist John Donvan, and he does a superb job of keeping the debates well mannered, intelligent, and moving forward. Each debate generally runs 90 to 100 minutes along with questions from the moderator and from the audience. The audience votes on the motion before the debate and then afterwards. Whichever side changes the most members of the audience to vote for their side by the end is declared the winner. These debates can be watched on YouTube or listened to on MP3 from the Intelligence Squared U.S. website. There is also a 50 minute version of the debate on the Intelligence Squared U.S. website (which is the podcast and radio version). We recommend the full version for the most coherent debates, but either way you'll learn a lot. Challenge your own political beliefs on these complex issues with these intelligent debates!
1. The Two-Party System is Making America Ungovernable
Has the two-party system in America created a toxic dynamic where the most extreme members of each political party can no longer work together? In this debate hosted by Intelligence Squared, Ariana Huffington and David Brooks argue that Democrats and Republicans are stuck in a rotten two party system that forces both sides to obey the party line at the cost of personal beliefs. Their proposed solution is a broader social movement to de-align the two parties and make way for a centrist alternative. In contrast, humorist P.J. O'Rourke is joined by Zev Chafets to argue for how durable the two-party system has remained when put under almost two centuries of stress, and caution against a de-polarized political atmosphere where smaller, single issue-based interests are enabled to fight it out on a national stage.
In this debate from Intelligence Squared, the two sides square off about the taxation of the rich in the United States and whether they should pay more than they currently do to cover the costs of government spending. Both sides agree that government is running deficits that need to be paid for and that entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare need reform before they spiral government down into much more debt in the coming decades. The side arguing for the motion suggests the best way to raise revenues is to "broaden the base" of the tax system, to cut out of control government spending, and to cut tax rates so that wealthy individuals will invest more into the economy and boost employment which will in turn boost individual income and generate more in overall taxes. The side arguing against the motion suggests that it is a necessity to raise taxes on the rich because of the current deficits government is running and because a more progressive approach in the tax system is the fair thing to do and will ultimately benefit the growth of the economy. They also argue for closing tax loopholes which have prevented the rich from paying their fair share. Both sides feature economists that throw out a lot of statistics supporting each of their arguments, but the moderator John Donvan tries to get beyond the numbers to the core ideas behind each side.
3. Don't Give Us Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Huddled Masses
The topic of immigration has become a lightning rod for pundits on both sides of the political spectrum. This debate hosted by Intelligence Squared pits two sides in a nuanced argument pro and con over whether or not America is, or should be the place for the world's "Tired", "Poor" and "Huddled Masses", as immortalized by poet Emma Lazarus at the Statue of Liberty. Arguing for stronger immigration Policy, Kris Kobach and Tom Tancredo work to dispel the nostalgia surrounding America's melting-pot roots, arguing that open immigration in the modern world is unsustainable in a welfare state. No stranger to border issues, San Antonio mayor Julian Castro is joined by Tamar Jacoby to argue for effective enforcement that is at the same time consistent with core American values.
4. Obesity is the Government's Business
Obesity has become an epidemic in the United States, but what is the best way of dealing with it. In this Intelligence Squared debate the two sides argue over what role the government should play in confronting this health crisis. The side arguing for the motion that obesity is the government's business, feels that it is time for the government to step up their efforts in educating the public about the causes of obesity and giving the public more opportunities for exercise and health eating. The side arguing against the motion comes from a more libertarian stance that feels the government is not good at accomplishing much and that when it comes to fighting obesity the data isn't there in regards to the programs that it has currently put forth. It's a fun debate over the role of government when it comes to this important issue we are facing.
At some point in anyone's life, the minimum wage is all there is to live on, so how has this 75 year experiment worked out for the American economy? For this debate hosted by Intelligence Squared, James Bernstein is joined by Karen Kornbluh to argue for the moral merits of upholding the minimum wage, stating that it serves as a necessary safety net to ensure that lesser-skilled workers are treated fairly. On the opposite end of the table, Russell Roberts and James Dorn argue that a set wage slows job growth by rendering employees artificially more expensive; this in turn makes it harder for them to find work, and needlessly interferes with an individual's personal bargaining freedom.
6. For a Better Future, Live in a Red State
In this lively debate hosted by Intelligence Squared, two sides argue for and against the claim that the future in America may be brighter if one lives in a more conservative-leaning "Red" state. Arguing for this motion, popular radio host Hugh Hewitt and the Wall Street Journal's Stephen Moore note migration patterns have favored more affordable red states in recent years, leading many to wider job opportunities coupled with a lower cost of living, and clear sense of traditional values. On the other side, former California Governor Gray Davis is joined by centrist pundit Michael Lind, to argue that Blue states are generally more innovative, feature higher quality education and offer a better healthcare infrastructure. Regardless of who's side you prefer, the debate offers an interesting snapshot of the changing interstate dynamics at play in an America that is getting more polarized across ideological lines.
7. It's Time to End the War on Terror
Is the term "War on Terror" an outdated description that has outlived the current state of play in the global effort to curb terrorist activity? For this Intelligence Squared debate, Security expert Peter Bergen is joined by former Obama-administration expert Juliette Kayyem to argue that while terrorism is still very much a threat, the nature of that threat has changed in the decade since September 11th. With Al Qaeda on its last legs, the "War on Terror" calls back to another era, where the American-led fight to abolish Osama Bin Laden's terror network has given way to a more sporadic, less focused enemy. On the flip-side, Micahel Hayden and Richard Falkenrath argue that the legal tools made available when a country is in a declared state of war allows for lawful execution of operations that would otherwise be considered illegal.
8. Income Inequality Impairs the American Dream of Upward Mobility
Listen to a stimulating debate over income inequality in America and whether or not it hinders the mobility of lower or middle income households to be upwardly mobile economically. Both sides agree income inequality is increasing and that upward mobility is not as good as it should be, especially among the poor. But they disagree as to whether income inequality is the cause of this lack of upward mobility. The side against the motion argues that the data is not there to support that upward mobility is declining in America. They feel that the ever-increasing wealth of the top 1% creates incentives and opportunities for the lower and middle classes to rise up the economic ladder. The side arguing for the motion says it is too soon to tell whether future generations are declining in economic mobility since the increasing income gap has only been on the rise since the late 1970s. They plead that common sense shows us a declining middle class and a working poor that is finding it harder and harder to move up the economic ladder as they struggle to make ends meet. They argue that higher taxation of the super rich can be funneled into innovative programs such as education to bring back the thriving middle class in America. It is a well argued debate from both sides with interesting results at the end from the audience that votes on the motion.
9. The Constitutional Right to Bear Arms Has Outlived Its Usefulness
Is the Second Amendment a historic anachronism designed during a time without police and when militias were more important to American national defense? Or does it embody American attitudes towards independence, and remain a vital means of maintaining the security of a free state? In this fierce debate hosted by Intelligence Squared, Alan Dershowitz & Sandy Levinson argue that the right to bear arms would be defined differently if written in 2015, with the basic right of self-defense superseding the specific right to carry weapons. On the opposing side, David Kopel and Eugene Volokh agree that everyone has a basic right to defend themselves, but go further by pressing that the tools necessary (aka. guns) should be explicitly safeguarded for anyone that wishes to use them.
10. Legalize Drugs
Watch this stimulating debate on the motion to legalize drugs. Since the drug war began 30 years ago it has cost the U.S. government $2.5 trillion dollars and has currently locked up over 100,000 nonviolent drug offenders in federal prison. The side arguing for the legalization of drugs points out how the drug war has primarily been waged against minorities and the poor in a disproportionate ratio to drug usage. They argue that drug use does not equal drug abuse, and that many drugs such as marijuana are less harmful to society than the current legal drugs of alcohol and prescription drugs. The side arguing against legalizing drugs points out the detrimental effects some drugs have had on communities such as meth and heroin, and how the drug war has to an extent deterred drug usage. Be sure to wait for the results of this excellent debate from Intelligence Squared U.S.
11. The GOP must Seize the Center or Die
Following the defeat of Mitt Romney in 2012, Intelligence Squared hosted this contentious debate over the future of the Republican party and how it can best win over the electorate. The side arguing for the motion points out that the country is diversifying and changing and that conservatives need to shift their current ideology more towards the center particularly on social issues which have caused fission amongst Republicans. They feel that because Republicans have been so staunchly anti-government, they have become the party of "no" which prevents government from doing much of anything and it has produced exasperation amongst the populace. The side arguing against the motion feels that if conservatives compromise their core principles of limited government and move more towards the center, they will cease to be a viable alternative to the Democrats and they will continue to lose more elections. It's a well carried out debate featuring prominent conservative voices such as David Brooks and Laura Ingraham.
12. Containment Is Not Enough: ISIS Must Be Defeated
Watch or listen to this debate from August 2015 with the motion "Containment Is Not Enough: ISIS Must Be Defeated". In the debate, foreign policy experts argue over what the Obama administration's next steps should be in dealing with ISIS. The side for ISIS being defeated proposes that containing ISIS in the region poses a threat to the surrounding region and the enemies of ISIS around the World, and that this threat will only grow over time. These foreign policy experts do not advocate putting "boots on the ground" of U.S. troops, but they feel a much stronger resolution needs to be put in place to roll back and defeat ISIS. The side for containing ISIS and staying the course with the current U.S. policy, feels that containment is the best option at this time while we wait for the conflict to play out, and that ultimately the turmoil in Syria and Iraq are not our battle to win. They also cite the lack of political will for a full scale war against ISIS in the wake of two wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. It's a good debate that helps to make sense out of a very complicated and messy situation in the Middle East and the results of the debate are quite interesting. Towards the end of the debate questions are received from the audience including questions from David Petraeus and Ayaan Hirsi Ali. The debate can be watched on YouTube or downloaded on MP3 from the Intelligence Squared U.S. website.
13. Eliminate Corporate Subsidies
Watch a debate over corporate subsidies in America and whether or not they should be eliminated. In this debate both sides agree that there are some subsidies that are good and there are some subsidies that are bad (such as the unnecessary oil & gas subsidies). But overall each side has differences over whether subsidies are good in general. The side arguing against corporate subsidies says the U.S. government simply cannot afford them, and that the state of corporate welfare in American is favoring big business over small business and making it hard for the little guy. The side arguing for corporate subsidies highlights a lot of areas where subsidies can be helpful in spurring innovation with emerging technologies and lead to great economic success in the future. The results of the debate produce a big swing in opinion in the audience, but we won't give away which way it goes.
Is America a culture that lives by the credo "an eye for an eye", or is it becoming apparent that many Americans are rethinking their stance on the Death Penalty? In this passionate debate hosted by Intelligence Squared, Diane Russ Tierny and Barry Scheck argue that killing inmates on death row is an unacceptable risk to innocent lives that any modern society should abolish, going further to cite statistics demonstrating that capital punishment does not lower crime rates, and is racially skewed. On the other side, Robert Blecker and Ken Sheidegger argue that the death penalty should always be an available option for the cruelest offenders, citing rising prison incarceration costs, and basic concepts of human justice as a compelling reason for death to remain the most serious punishment legally possible.
15. Freedom of the Press Does Not Extend to State Secrets
Hear an interesting debate on the freedom of the press and whether or not they have the right under the 1st amendment to publish state secrets. Both sides agree that some state secrets need to be kept such as the identities of spies, nuclear secrets, and other secrets which might obviously endanger the United States. But they disagree as to whether the press or the government has the power to determine the release of other state secrets which may be more controversial. They also debate over new incarnations of "the press" such as the Wikileaks leak from Julian Assange. It's an interesting and sometimes confusing debate over the freedom of the press in this new digital information age.
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1000 New YouTube Video Lectures, Interviews, & Debates
1000 new YouTube videos have been added to our LearnOutLoud Free Audio & Video Directory bringing our total number of free resources to over 11,000. We've gone through some of the best educational channels on YouTube and picked out the most popular videos from the past few years. Here are the channels we've added titles from along with some choice titles we thought you'd like:
Aspen Institute - Featuring over 40 talks from their annual Aspen Ideas Festival.
Marianne Williamson Talks Spirituality and Politics
Self Directed Biological Transformation (SDBT) with Deepak Chopra
The Four Desires: Creating a Life of Purpose, Happiness, Prosperity, and Freedom with Rod Stryker
Will Massively Open Online Courses Transform the Way We Learn?
Big Think - Longer interviews and lectures from this popular and intellectually stimulating YouTube channel that features leading thinkers from a variety of backgrounds.
Big Think Interview with Karen Armstrong
Michio Kaku: The Universe in a Nutshell
William Ackman: Everything You Need to Know About Finance and Investing in Under an Hour
Book TV - New interviews from C-SPAN's Q&A series bringing the total number of Book TV titles to 250.
Q&A with Bethany McLean on The Hidden History of the Financial Crisis
Q&A with Medea Benjamin on Drone Warfare
Center for Inquiry - Talks from this secular and skeptical nonprofit educational organization.
A Lecture by James "The Amazing" Randi
Michael Shermer: The Believing Brain
Commonwealth Club of California - New lectures and interviews from this popular public forum bringing our total to over 100 titles.
Finding Faith and Spirituality in the 21st Century
Jane McGonigal: How Games Can Make a Better World
Noam Chomsky: Philosophies of Language and Politics
Robert Reich: Inequality for All
The Mind, Madness, and Gun Violence
The Mythbusters at the Commonwealth Club
The Psychology of Building a Bulletproof Personal Finance System with Ramit Sethi
Conversations with Harold Hudson Channer - A few archived conversations from the New York public access show "Conversations with Harold Hudson Channer".
Conversation with Buckminster Fuller
Conversation with Oliver Sachs
Conversation with Timothy Leary
Conversations with History - Long running interview show on UCTV hosted by Harry Kreisler and covering politics, economics, and much more. We now feature over 100 interviews.
My Forty Years at Berkeley with Harry Kreisler
Philosophy and Activism with Peter Singer
Understanding Human Nature with Steven Pinker
Cutting Edge Conscious - Talk show featuring guests that may broaden your horizons about consciousness.
Bruce Lipton: The Frequency That is "You"
Byron Katie: Question Your Thoughts and End Your Suffering
Dan Millman on Finding Your Life Purpose
Joe Vitale: The World Is Our Mirror
European Graduate School - Lectures from this graduate school focused on art and philosophy.
Jacques Derrida & Gilles Deleuze: On Forgiveness
Jean Baudrillard: Violence of the Image
Slavoj Zizek: The Irony of Buddhism
Forum Network - Lectures from WGBH in the Boston area. We now feature over 200 titles from their YouTube channel.
Emily Dickinson: My Wars Are Laid Away in Books
How Working Women Can Manage Stress with Dr. Kathleen Hall
Scott Stossel: My Age of Anxiety
The History of the Universe in One Hour by Max Tegmark, Professor of Physics at MIT
Google Talks - Many more talks from authors and notable speakers at Google bringing our total to over 500 of their best talks.
Alain de Botton on The News: A User's Manual
Ariane De Bonvoisin on The First 30 Days: Your Guide to Making Any Change Easier
Chip Conley on Emotional Equations
Daniel Dennett on Intuition Pumps and Other Tools for Thinking
Dr. David Agus on The End of Illness
Elizabeth Kolbert on The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History
Martha Stewart Talks at Google
Richard Dawkins on The Magic of Reality
Shawn Achor on Before Happiness
Steven Johnson on Future Perfect: The Case For Progress In A Networked Age
Gresham College - Over 20 lecture series from professors at Gresham College in London.
The Great Plagues from the Middle Ages to the Present Day
Psychology Lectures with Glenn D. Wilson
Rhetoric: Belinda Jack on the Mysteries of Reading and Writing
Hoover Institution - Interviews from the show "Uncommon Knowledge" hosted by Peter Robinson and featuring primarily conservative thinkers. Over 60 interviews to choose from.
Milton Friedman on Libertarianism
The Sixties with Christopher Hitchens and William F. Buckley
The Word According to Tom Wolfe
Thomas Sowell: Basic Economics
Intelligence Squared U.K. - Over 40 debates from the United Kingdom's leading debate forum along with some lectures they feature.
Between You and I the English Language is Going to the Dogs
Jesus Would Have Voted Democrat
Let Them Come: We Have Nothing to Fear From High Levels of Immigration
Intelligence Squared U.S. - Over 30 debates from the leading debate forum in the United States.
Good Riddance To Mainstream Media
The Constitutional Right to Bear Arms Has Outlived Its Usefulness
Politics and Prose - We now have over 75 author talks from this important book store in Washington, D.C..
Norman E. Rosenthal, M.D. on The Gift of Adversity
Thom Hartmann on The Crash of 2016
The 92nd Street Y - Over 100 talks added from The 92nd Street Y in New York City including contemporary and classic talks they have recorded.
Allen Ginsberg Reads at the 92nd Street Y
Arthur Miller: Death of a Salesman Reading
Christopher Hitchens and Tariq Ramadan Debate: Is Islam a Religion of Peace?
George Carlin at the 92nd Street Y
Love Your Enemies: Robert Thurman, Sharon Salzberg and Uma Thurman
Maya Angelou: Mystical, Magical, Musical, and Lyrical
On Sigmund Freud: Psychobiography with George Makari
The (Neuro) Science of Genius with Michio Kaku, Antonio Damasio, and JoAnn Deak
Vladimir Nabokov: Selected Poems and Prose
UCTV - Many new programs from UCTV. We now feature over 250 of their videos which are also usually on MP3 audio download through the UCTV website.
Fat Chance: Fructose 2.0 with Robert Lustig
Overthrowing the Emperor of All Maladies: Moving Forward Against Cancer with Siddhartha Mukherjee
Weapons of Mass Distraction with Pico Iyer
University Channel - New talks from the University Channel or UChannel offering talks from numerous academic institutions.
A Conversation with Studs Terkel
How Human Psychology Drives the Economy with Robert J. Shiller
Moving Beyond Fast Food Nation with Peter Singer and Eric Schlosser
Why Work? Business, Professions, and the Common Good with David Brooks, Alex Sink, and Steven Reinemund
And we've added a number of interesting talks from a variety of other channels:
Brian Weiss: Past-Life Regression Session
H.W. Brands on American Colossus: The Triumph of Capitalism, 1865-1900
History of Neuroscience: William Dement
Jiddu Krishnamurti: In Total Silence The Mind Comes Upon The Eternal
Ken Blanchard on Leading at a Higher Level
LinkedIn Speaker Series: Suze Orman
Neil deGrasse Tyson on the New Cosmos
Stephen Hawking on Unified Theory
The Facebook Effect with Mark Zuckerberg
Sell Your Ideas the Steve Jobs Way with Carmine Gallo
Walter Isaacson on Benjamin Franklin: An American Life
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April 6, 2016
Audible Channels Launches with Free Premium Audio Content for Members
The Audible mobile app has a new section which will surely interest fans of audio learning. It's in beta mode right now and it's called "Channels". We're not sure if it showing up for all Audible app users yet, but we'll give you an overview of what is probably coming soon to an Audible app near you, if it's not already there.
The new Audible Channels section of the Audible app on iOS and Android features about 90 channels of relatively short audio content that is free to members to listen to via streaming or you can download for offline listening. Many of the channels are categories such as comedy, meditation, business news, etc. Each of these categories features a playlist of short audio related specifically to that category. This audio content is coming from publishers and partners of Audible including excerpts of audio books and articles from a number of publications that Audible partners with such as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
There are also channels featuring professional audio recordings of new articles from Audible's partner publications and we'll list a bunch of the publications that have channels: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, National Review, Harvard Business Review, Smithsonian Magazine, Forbes, cNet, McSweeney's Fiction, MIT Technology Review, The New Republic Magazine, Reader's Digest, Science News Magazine, Scientific American, and The Washington Post. There is also some original audio content such as episodes of Charlie Rose, the best TED Talks, Marketplace, BBC Newshour, PRI's The World, and The Onion Radio.
And then there are some channels that seem to be premium audio shows that Audible has developed including Hot Mic with Dan Savage, Hold On with Eugene Mirman featuring funny live stories, How to Be Amazing with comedian Michael Ian Black as he interviews intriguing people, Limelight Illuminating Comedy, and a few others.
Audible's Channels free section gives one even more incentive to become an Audible member as it will surely grow into an amazing new way to get premium audio content that isn't currently in audio book form. If you're not an Audible member, you might want to check this out. You can subscribe through Amazon (which owns Audible) right now and get two free audio books:
Try the Audible 30-Day Free Trial and Get Two Free Audiobooks
Audible's Channels section is an interesting move for Audible who's main focus has been in promoting unabridged audio books and generally longer form audio content to purchase via its memberships or a la carte from its site or on Amazon or on iTunes (who it partners with). Audible has amassed 180,000 titles over the years which has completely dwarfed their competitors in audio book retail. But I'm sure they have seen the magnificent success of over 200,000 free podcasts on iTunes and felt the need to somehow get into that space. Audible tried to get into podcasting 10 years ago with the failed Audible Wordcast. But now they are an Amazon owned company with much more money and power, and with Audible Channels they might give traditional podcasting a run for the money. Will they lure over top podcasters to their subscription service so podcasters can finally start making some serious money? Only time will tell. In the meantime they've got some great premium audio content that you won't find anywhere else and it's all free for Audible members!
Here is Audible's official announcement of Channels and you can browse the channels they offer:
Audible's Intro Page to Channels
Here is Audible's new video introduction to Audible Channels:
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March 28, 2016
Watch 250 Great Courses on the Great Courses Plus
The Great Courses Plus is here in full force and you can now sign up for a free one month trial on TheGreatCoursesPlus.com. For fans of The Great Courses it's overwhelmingly awesome. You subscribe to The Great Courses Plus, and you can then watch 250 great courses as much as you want, whenever you want!
After the initial free month, the price is only $19.99/month now! A bargain considering all the great courses you get access to. And if you sign up for a full year the price breaks down to only $14.99/month.
We've gone through their entire catalog and there are so many courses and individual lectures we want to watch. We'll be doing reviews for many of the courses available in the coming year, but in this blog we wanted to list all 250 courses they are offering as of March 2016. You can browse all these courses by category on their website as well:
Browse 250 Courses Currently Offered Through the The Great Courses Plus
They have many apps in place now for convenience of watching across many devices. They have their iOS app now which lets you watch on iPads, iPhones, and iPods. You can also Airplay video lectures from your iPhone to Apple TV or other devices which comes in handy if you want to watch the lectures on a big screen. They've got an Android app, an Amazon Kindle Fire app, a Roku app, and an Amazon Fire TV as well. Their Apple TV app is on the way.
The one thing that is currently missing that we'd love to see is the ability to download videos into the apps so you can watch them (or listen to them) on-the-go without having to connect to the Internet or use your precious monthly mobile data plan, but they say that feature is coming soon.
We've added links in to The Great Courses Plus for The Great Courses that are available through this new subscription service. You can browse these courses along with others that are available in other formats on our Great Courses Publisher page which features video trailers for many of the courses:
Browse Over 350 Courses on our Great Courses Publisher Page
But we haven't updated their latest courses in a while and there are about 150 newer great courses we need to add to our site. So instead we decided we'd list all 250 courses they are offering on The Great Courses Plus right here. Once again you can browse all the courses and lectures on their website as well:
Browse 250 Courses Currently Offered Through the The Great Courses Plus
Here are all 250 Great Courses being offered through The Great Courses Plus:
12 Essential Scientific Concepts
The 23 Greatest Solo Piano Works
The 30 Greatest Orchestral Works
30 Masterpieces of the Ancient World
The Addictive Brain
Advanced Investments
Algebra I
Algebra II
America and the New Global Economy
America in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era
The American Civil War
Ancient Greek Civilization
The Apocalypse: Controversies and Meaning in Western History
Argumentation: The Study of Effective Reasoning
Art and Craft of Mathematical Problem Solving
The Art of Conflict Management
Art of Critical Decision Making
The Art of Negotiating the Best Deal
The Art of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History
The Art of Storytelling
Art of Teaching: Best Practices from a Master Educator
The Art of Travel Photography
The Barbarian Empires of the Steppes
Beethoven's Piano Sonatas
Behavioral Economics: When Psychology and Economics Collide
Big Data: How Data Analytics Is Transforming the World
Big History: The Big Bang, Life on Earth, and the Rise of Humanity
The Big Questions of Philosophy
Black Holes, Tides, and Curved Spacetime: Understanding Gravity
Building a Better Vocabulary
Building Great Sentences
Change and Motion: Calculus Made Clear
Cities of the Ancient World
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Techniques for Retraining Your Brain
The Creative Thinker's Toolkit
Critical Business Skills for Success
Customs of the World
Dead Sea Scrolls
Death, Dying, and the Afterlife: Lessons from World Cultures
The Decisive Battles of World History
Discovering Your Roots: An Introduction to Genealogy
Early Middle Ages
The Economics of Uncertainty
Effective Communication Skills
English in America: A Linguistic History
The Entrepreneur's Toolkit
Essentials of Strength Training
Essentials of Tai Chi and Qigong
Everyday Engineering: Understanding the Marvels of Daily Life
The Everyday Gourmet: Baking Pastries and Desserts
The Everyday Gourmet: Essential Secrets of Spices in Cooking
The Everyday Gourmet: How to Master Outdoor Cooking
The Everyday Gourmet: The Joy of Mediterranean Cooking
The Everyday Gourmet: Making Healthy Food Taste Great
The Everyday Gourmet: Rediscovering the Lost Art of Cooking
The Everyday Guide to Wines of California
Experiencing America: A Smithsonian Tour through American History
Experiencing Hubble: Understanding the Greatest Images of the Universe
Famous Greeks
Financial Literacy: Finding Your Way in the Financial Markets
Food: A Cultural Culinary History
Forensic History: Crimes, Frauds, and Scandals
Foundations of Eastern Civilization
Foundations of Organic Chemistry
The Foundations of Western Civilization
Fundamentals of Photography
Fundamentals of Photography II
Fundamentals of Sustainable Living
Games People Play: Game Theory in Life, Business, and Beyond
Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery
Gnosticism: From Nag Hammadi to the Gospel of Judas
Great Artists of the Italian Renaissance
The Great Ideas of Philosophy
The Great Ideas of Psychology
Great Minds of the Medieval World
Great Mythologies of the World
The Great Tours: Experiencing Medieval Europe
The Great Tours: Greece and Turkey, from Athens to Istanbul
The Great Works of Sacred Music
Great World Religions: Buddhism
Great World Religions: Christianity
Great World Religions: Hinduism
Great World Religions: Islam
Great World Religions: Judaism
The Guide to Essential Italy
Heroes and Legends: The Most Influential Characters of Literature
The Hidden Factor: Why Thinking Differently Is Your Greatest Asset
The Higgs Boson and Beyond
The High Middle Ages
High School Level Chemistry
Historical Jesus
A History of Eastern Europe
A History of England from the Tudors to the Stuarts
A History of European Art
History of Hitler's Empire
History of the United States
History's Great Military Blunders and the Lessons They Teach
History's Greatest Voyages of Exploration
The Holy Land Revealed
How Colors Affect You: What Science Reveals
How Conversation Works
How Great Science Fiction Works
How Ideas Spread
How Jesus Became God
How Music and Mathematics Relate
How the Stock Market Works
How the World Learns: Comparative Educational Systems
How to Become a SuperStar Student
How to Boost Your Physical and Mental Energy
How to Draw
How to Grow Anything: Container Gardening Tips & Techniques
How to Grow Anything: Food Gardening for Everyone
How to Grow Anything: Your Best Garden and Landscape in 6 Lessons
How to Listen to and Understand Great Music
How to Listen to and Understand Opera
How to Look at and Understand Great Art
How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master
How to Publish Your Book
How to Read and Understand Shakespeare
How to Stay Fit As You Age
How We Learn
The Industrial Revolution
The Inexplicable Universe: Unsolved Mysteries
Influence: Mastering Life's Most Powerful Skill
The Intelligent Brain
An Introduction to Infectious Diseases
Jesus and His Jewish Influences
Joy of Mathematics
The Joy of Science
King Arthur: History and Legend
Language and Society: What Your Speech Says About You
Latin 101: Learning a Classical Language
Learning Spanish: How to Understand and Speak a New Language
The Life and Death of Stars
Life in Our Universe
Living History: Experiencing Great Events of the Ancient and Medieval Worlds
Living the French Revolution and the Age of Napoleon
Lost Christianities
Lost Worlds of South America
Major Transitions in Evolution
Mastering Stage Presence: How to Present to Any Audience
Mastering the Fundamentals of Mathematics
Mathematical Decision Making: Predictive Models and Optimization
Mathematics Describing the Real World: Precalculus and Trigonometry
The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles: From Cards to Sudoku
Maya to Aztec: Ancient Mesoamerica Revealed
Meaning from Data
Medical Myths, Lies, and Half-Truths
Medical School for Everyone: Emergency Medicine
Medical School for Everyone: Grand Rounds Cases
Meteorology: An Introduction to the Wonders of the Weather
Mind-Bending Math: Riddles and Paradoxes
Mind-Body Medicine: The New Science of Optimal Health
The Modern Political Tradition: Hobbes to Habermas
Money and Banking: What Everyone Should Know
Money Management Skills
Mr. Lincoln: The Life of Abraham Lincoln
Museum Masterpieces: The Louvre
Music and the Brain
My Favorite Universe
Mysteries of Modern Physics: Time
The Mysterious Etruscans
National Geographic Masters of Photography
National Geographic Polar Explorations
Nature of Earth: An Introduction to Geology
The Nature of Matter: Understanding the Physical World
A New History of Life
The New Testament
Nutrition Made Clear
Oceanography: Exploring Earth's Final Wilderness
The Old Testament
Optimizing Brain Fitness
The Origin and Evolution of Earth: From the Big Bang to the Future of Human Existence
Origins of Great Ancient Civilizations
The Other Side of History
Our Night Sky
The Philosopher's Toolkit: How to Be the Most Rational Person in Any Room
Physics and Our Universe
Physiology and Fitness
Pompeii: Daily Life in an Ancient Roman City
Practicing Mindfulness
Prove It: The Art of Mathematical Argument
Quantum Mechanics: The Physics of the Microscopic World
Raising Emotionally and Socially Healthy Kids
Real Crime Scenes: The Evidence Speaks
Redefining Reality: The Intellectual Implications of Modern Science
Sacred Texts of the World
The Science of Information: From Language to Black Holes
The Science of Mindfulness: A Research-Based Path to Well-Being
The Science of Natural Healing
Scientific Secrets for a Powerful Memory
Scientific Secrets for Raising Kids Who Thrive
Scientific Secrets for Self-Control
The Search for Exoplanets: What Astronomers Know
The Secret Life of Words
The Secrets of Mental Math
Secrets of Sleep Science: From Dreams to Disorders
Shakespeare: Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies
The Skeptic's Guide to American History
Skywatching: Seeing and Understanding Cosmic Wonders
Story of Human Language
Strategic Thinking Skills
Stress and Your Body
Thermodynamics: Four Laws That Move the Universe
Thinking about Cybersecurity: From Cyber Crime to Cyber Warfare
Thinking Like an Economist
Turning Points in Middle Eastern History
Turning Points in Modern History
Understanding Calculus II: Problems, Solutions, and Tips
Understanding Calculus: Problems, Solutions, and Tips
Understanding Cultural and Human Geography
Understanding Genetics: DNA, Genes, and Their Real-World Applications
Understanding Greek and Roman Technology
Understanding Investments
Understanding Japan: A Cultural History
Understanding Modern Electronics
Understanding Multivariable Calculus: Problems, Solutions, and Tips
Understanding the Brain
Understanding the Human Body
Understanding the Inventions That Changed the World
Understanding the Mysteries of Human Behavior
Understanding the Secrets of Human Perception
Understanding the World's Greatest Structures
Unexpected Economics
The United States and the Middle East: 1914 to 9/11
A Visual Guide to the Universe with the Smithsonian
What Are the Chances? Probability Made Clear
What Science Knows about Cancer
Wine Tasting Toolkit
Wonders of the National Parks: A Geology of North America
The World of Biblical Israel
World War II: A Military and Social History
The World's Greatest Churches
The World's Greatest Conquerors
The World's Greatest Geological Wonders
Writing and Civilization: From Ancient Worlds to Modernity
Writing Creative Nonfiction
Writing Great Fiction: Storytelling Tips and Techniques
Yoga for a Healthy Mind and Body
Your Best Brain
Your Deceptive Mind: A Scientific Guide to Critical Thinking Skills
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Welcome back to the ACC's ultimate road trip. In case you're just joining us, this series is your ticket to each of the best games in the ACC every week. These are the games that -- if you had the money and the time -- you would want to be at this fall. The season is still a long way off, but here in the blogosphere, it's a November to remember. Here's a look at Week 11:
Saturday, Nov. 10
Notre Dame at Boston College
Maryland at Clemson
Georgia Tech at North Carolina
Miami at Virginia
Wake Forest at NC State
My choice: Wake Forest at NC State
Why: This is the game that will be the most meaningful to the ACC race this week, and it's usually a good game-day atmosphere in Carter-Finley Stadium. The runner-up would be Georgia Tech at UNC, but because the Tar Heels aren't eligible for the postseason, that particular matchup is less compelling. Wake Forest, on the other hand, beat NC State last year; it was an early division loss for the Wolfpack that was somewhat surprising and contributed to the 2-3 start to the season. NC State likely hasn't forgotten that. Coach Tom O'Brien has been at his best in the second half of the season, and there's a good chance both teams will be making a push for the Atlantic Division title. (This just in: FSU and Clemson haven't won it all yet). NC State could use some momentum from a victory this weekend heading into its Nov. 17 game at Clemson. The same could be said for Wake Forest, which travels to Notre Dame the following week. The difference is that this will be the final league game of the season for the Deacs. If they're not in the race to win the division, they've got a great chance to play the role of spoiler.