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We came to know that you are coming to Malaysia after 11 years? What made you come now to Malaysia?
Sri Sri: The love and affection of the people from Malaysia who have been coming to India all these years…and I had promised them that I will come this year and I had to keep my Promise.
Do you find any changes here in Malaysia now since you are coming after 11 years?
Sri Sri: Lots of changes…infrastructural development…rest I have to find out, I have just arrived last night. I can't form an opinion overnight, I have just arrived. Today I will be meeting people and we are having a meeting of all the teachers from all over south east Asia in Penang tomorrow, we have a workshop with all the teachers for four days and also a Silence Retreat meditation programmer.Of course, lots of people from Malaysia have been regular visitors to our headquarters in Bangalore, India. I keep seeing them everywhere else in Europe, in America etc and they will always ask me "when are you coming to KL, when are you coming to Malaysia?'', so this time I could squeeze in!
You always travel all over the world. How do you see the changes happening in the world?
Sri Sri: You know world means changes. There are some changes for good and there is deterioration as well. If you see , the human values have deteriorated, stress is increasing on one side, pollution and environmental problems, families are breaking up into smaller families, more insecurity in financial sector, crash in the world market has affected people a lot….At the same time, there are lot of positive developments as well. People have become much more sensitive towards environment, compassion has increased, people are coming out and helping in the times of disaster. So, you should see both happening and what is needed is to aid the positive aspects in the society and to reduce stress – these breathing exercises are necessary to do this and brings a sense of belongingness among people of various communities and age groups.
Guruji, as reporters we are going through lot of stress. We have to collect news and report and write articles. Other than doing meditation, which consumes time, what else can we do to relieve the stress that we get in front of computers and in front of our boss?
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How do you relieve yourself? Because you are very busy all the time….
Sri Sri: I don't allow the stress to come in at all!! To relieve the stress, first you have to take the stress in, right? I filter it out right there.
How do you do that?
Sri Sri: It comes by practice and by having a broader vision that things are going to be resolved in a very positive manner. See, we have very little time and we have lots of things to do. How can we do all this with low energy? So, we have to increase our energy, be efficient in our work and good time management. For all this, we teach this course called the 'Art of Living'. It helps in all these three dimensions. It adds more time to your life-Quality time- and increases your energy level and improves intuition.
You are so busy traveling all over the world. How do you stay healthy?
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Do you have some special diet and do you exercise?
Sri Sri: I do exercise for 20 minutes and follow a vegetarian diet.
Why do you have so many followers? Are they following you because you are a master?
Sri Sri: Well, that you have to ask them! They may all have different reasons to say, I can't speak for them. One thing that I see is when people are so happy and grateful, they come to express their gratefulness. Transformation that is happening in the world is so much. Millions of people are getting transformed in their personal life, social life and professional life. And we have these courses happening all over the world in schools, in prisons and in corporate sector as well. And in the poor sections of society, we give them education and self confidence to be more self reliant.
You mentioned the word "transformation''. Does this transformation happen because they follow you or it happens just by them?
Sri Sri: Well, I am good in taking credit!I think everybody has that potential; they just need that little clue to be guided. That is why I formed different courses. We have the courses for the children so that they can become stress free. Recently, we had a conference in Chicago where educators had come and they were sharing what had happened just in 6 months of introducing the courses in the district schools.And one of them in one of the toughest inner city school said that where children drop out and crime rate was very high to the extent of 268 crimes, it come down drastically to 60 in six months! From 268 to 60, that itself is an eye opener that children or youths can be given education in non violent way of communication or non violent way of behavior.
Human beings live in a state where everything is not under our control. It is not possible to relax or meditate or even take deep breaths. Is there any other way to handle things smoothly?
Sri Sri: There is a saying "You can't learn archery in the war field". You have to learn archery before you get into that position. So, at that moment when you are stressed, you can't do, but you have to do something before so that you don't go to that level at all, you don't get stressed. You can't learn a new tune on the stage, though I don't believe in this, this is a saying, actually nothing is impossible. I would say change in the way you behave, change in the food habits, and change in the way you perceive things in life, your communication ability, your ability to withstand criticism and take criticism… Generally, the outlook towards life itself makes a difference. Your getting connected to the universal spirit, how much you are connected to the universal spirit, that much more is your ability to function. So, I would give you number of things that you can do. Small techniques like head massage, eye exercise, taking proper food, taking a walk, sitting and observing sunset…maybe in KL, you don't get to see the sunset because of tall buildings all around! Being with nature, playing with kids etc will also help. Unfortunately, we simply sit on the couch, watch television and keep popping all the junk food. This has taken a toll on the health of the society.We need to change our ways for a healthy society.
What are things that make you enjoy?
Sri Sri: I enjoy when every tear turns into smile! And it happens all the time.
We know that with love we can transform a bad person into a good person, bad habit into good habit. But, how can we use our love to transform gangsters and criminals?
Sri Sri: Oh! We have number of examples. You know we are doing these courses inside the prisons. Inside every culprit there is a victim crying for help. So, if you heal the victim, the culprit disappears. We are doing this in a big way. In a multi ethnic society like in Malaysia, it is very essential to have a sense of belongingness with each other, everyone has to live in harmony.You cannot have harmony from outside, it has to come from deep within. That authentic belonging come when we are out of stress and have a broader perspective of life.
How does Sudarshan kriya help in curing illnesses?
Sri Sri: You know Sudarshan Kriya helps in preventing many illnesses. A professor who is working on genes in Oslo university,Norway says that there are 300 chromosomes which are responsible for hypertension, cancer etc. And Pranayama and Sudarshan Kriya suppress these 300 chromosomes. So, if one keeps practicing these techniques there is less and less chance for getting these illnesses.
How can we use our love to transform nature? These days there are lots of natural disasters happening and can we do something to control them or prevent them?
Sri Sri: This will happen slowly. If you start loving trees and plant more trees, it will definitely have an impact. You know, mining is the biggest disaster that we have created. We put so many explosives under the ground and blast them. Earth is a living organism, it is not a dead object. So, if we put in its tummy and blast it, the earth starts shaking more and more, earth quake happens more and more. Mining is the biggest cause of natural disaster that we are creating. And second is cutting off the trees. There is so much attention about tree plantation or about going green, but, nobody is talking about the explosives that we are using for mining. This we have to see.
How to strike a balance between development and preserving the planet?
Sri Sri: How do you balance a bicycle? In the same way! In ancient India, there was this thing that if you have to cut a tree, you have to do a ceremony. In ceremony, you promise the tree that you will plant five of its kind and then only ask for permission to cut? It is almost like you are talking to the tree. People in tribal areas were all caring for environment a lot. They considered the mountains sacred, rivers sacred, trees sacred… The sacredness allows you to honor the nature, that allows you to protect and respect the nature respect. Native Americans used to consider the nature sacred, they would never put the mines and blast the earth.
What is the difference between Yoga and Sudarshan kriya?
Sri Sri: Unfortunately, Yoga is considered as just the physical exercises. It is just a beginning, physical exercise is just one part of it. But, then comes the breath and the mind. Tapping the inner source of energy is important. Yoga is never complete without meditation. Sudarshan kriya takes you to the deepest meditation where body, mind and breath comes in the rhythm connecting to the source of life deep within.
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Marlins Fan said 09/13, 02:55 AM
1. Notre Dame better schedule Florida State and Virginia Tech.
Now that we know Notre Dame will be scheduling 5 ACC schools per year sometime in the upcoming years, I just hope they have the nads to add FSU and VT. Who wants to see ND vs. Wake Forest and Duke every year?
2. Jarvis Jones is making a case for the Heisman.
Phenomenal. Last week Jones had 9 tackles, 2 sacks, an interception, 2 forced fumbles and 5 quarterback pressures on the road in Georgia's win over Missouri. Recalls LaVar Arrington the way he takes over games. Fun to watch.
3. Matt Barkley's 6 TDs were misleading.
We all know Barkley threw 6 TDs against Syracuse. But Robert Woods and Marqise Lee were the stars of that game. Barkley was pedestrian, throwing for just 187 yards and letting his skill players do all the heavy lifting.
4. Braxton Miller should scramble less.
Miller is having a huge year and has carried Ohio State to a 2-0 start under Urban Meyer. He's also carried the ball too much; 44 times in 2 games. H'll get hurt unless he stops.
5. Savannah State should quit.
They're not competitive. At all. Outscored 139-0 in less than 7 quarters.
CuntryBlumpkin said 09/13, 08:28 AM
1. Losing Tyler Wilson isn't Arkansas' biggest issue
Losing Wilson definitely didn't help last week, and they probably would have won the game if he didn't go down, but allowing over 500 yards to a Sun Belt school is embarrassing. Even if Tyler Wilson plays the rest of the season, that defense will be hammered in SEC play. At least they will be able to take pride in beating Ole Miss.
2. The SEC East is stronger than the West
After Bama and LSU, who really scares you from the west? Mississippi St is the third best team. In the East you have UGA, SCAR, Tennessee and Florida. West is more top heavy, but the east is better top to bottom.
3. The Big 10 is extremely weak this season
Michigan St and OSU are the only B1G schools that have looked good so far, and one of them can't play in a bowl game.
4. No team from the Big East will deserve to play in a BCS Bowl
Louisville looks decent and USF hasn't been bad, but neither looks good enough to play in the Orange Bowl. Scrap the Big East's auto bid and give it to the most deserving non BCS school every year.
5. The BCS buster field looks kind of weak this season
BYU, and then who?
Marlins Fan said 09/13, 11:10 PM
1. Clemson is about to get really good.
They're already good. They can score with anybody. But now Sammy Watkins is back and the Clemson offense is going to be unstoppable. Watkins plus Tajh Boyd and DeAndre Hopkins equals tons of points. Watch out, rest of the ACC.
2. Robert Marve is jinxed.
Marve, Purdue's sixth-year senior QB, tore another ACL, his third ACL tear of his injury rirrled career. Marve is a good player but his NFL chances have to be just about over with by now. Sad ending to a plucky player's career, assuming he's out for the season.
3. Tyler Wilson needs to get healthy, fast.
Arkansas probably wasn't going to beat Alabama this Saturday anyway but if Wilson comes back in time at least the Razorbacks will have a puncher's chance. Arkansas' defense isn't great but their offense is loaded and a healthy Wilson could give Bama's secondary fits, particularly if RB Knile Davis has a big game.
4. UF-TENN winner will save his job.
Not that Dooley or Muschamp were about to be fired, but whichever coach wins will almost certainly earn themself another year or two.
5. MSU over ND.
Free prediction. Bank on it.
CuntryBlumpkin said 09/14, 10:55 AM
1. Mark Richt is the most honest coach in the FCS
How many other coaches would suspend key players for a huge game, conference opener on the road in a hostile environment? How many would kick their leading rusher off the team back to back years? If all coaches had the moral values of Mark Richt, there would be no recruiting violations and college football as a whole would be cleaned up.
2. Gene Chizik is nothing without Cam Newton
Auburn as a whole wasn't a very good team when they won the title. They road the arm and legs of Cam Newton. He is gone, and Auburn hasn't been relevant since.
3. Pac 12 is the second strongest conference this season
They worked over the B1G last week, and the conference is a lot deeper than just USC and Oregon. Safe to say they have passed the Big 12 this season
4. Georgia Tech should abandon the triple option
The rest of the ACC has figured it out, and it's really just a gimmick offense. It might be a good system for a mid major, but no BCS team is gonna sniff a BCS bowl running the triple option every play.
5. There will be at least 3 undefeated teams this season
LSU/Alabama, Oklahoma, and USC/Oregon.
Marlins Fan said 09/15, 03:15 AM
1. Tyler Bray may wind up being drafted before Matt Barkley.
Everyone is just handing the overall first pick in the 2012 Draft to Matt Barkley but Tyler Bray has a lot to offer. Besides posting stats that equal or surpass Barkley's (this year) Bray also has the size advantage: Bray is 6-6 while Barkley is [/i]allegedly[/i] 6-2, and we know how NFL people love size, especially in QBs.
2. Lee better than Woods?
Speaking of USC players... for all the hype bestowed on Robert Woods, Marqise Lee may be even more talented. Lee is having a huge year and that's likely to continue with opposing defenses having to focus on Woods and RB Silas Redd.
3. Spurrier deserves a ton of credit.
He resurrected South Carolina. Took a few years but he restored the program big time and the Gamecocks have been a force over the last few years. Outstanding recruiting.
4. The Heisman race is wide open.
Barkley, Geno Smith, De'Anthony Thomas, Johnathan Franklin, Le'Veon Bell, Denard Robinson, Jarvis Jones... which of these guys has separated himself from the pack yet? None.
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I sell to a lot of day cares, most of my customers are getting the standard Toto Drake to be more trouble free.
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As New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's approval rating continues to soar to record highs a day after he announced his intention to seek a second term as governor, a new poll shows him crushing Newark Mayor Cory Booker in a theoretical 2013 governor race.
Booker, a Democrat, is widely considered to be Christie's staunchest potential opponent in a 2013 campaign. But the poll, from Rutgers-Eagleton, gives Christie a nearly 20-point lead over Booker.
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this is like taking a poll after the first iraq war and thinking it means something. booker's too smart to run against christie anyway, but there are times to take polls, and there are times when you know the result is going to be distorted and you should go golfing.


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1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XLT 4WD Standard Cab LB
ProsEverything ConsNot in production any more!!!
Toughest Truck Made — After 187.000 miles this truck has done it all. Burried to the fenders in mud, pulled anything and everything you can think of, been hit three times has never left me on the side of the road. She is starting to show her age, she has cancer everywhere, tailgate is dented up from a broken chain while pulling stumps. Whit scratehes all over from to many trips through the woods and brush and a broken dash from and very upset wife of a friend of mine on a float trip (Amy). This will be the best truck I will probly ever own, I think I will go outside and give her a bath. She deserves it.
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1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr S Standard Cab SB
Prosits not a car its a truck and it's worth everything ive had to deal with to get to this point ConsNothing i can't fix
Great Truck And Wish They Made Them Like This Still — Well she's a lot of fun to drive, 165 hp and 265 torc, great a towing and doing burn outs. she get about 600k to a 75L tank witch is pritty good for a 18 yr old truck. i found her at the side of the road beat up and broken down, it took me 3 years to get her road worthy again. She was worth the wait, with a 2.5 inch lift kit by rough country and a light bar by carr. she still has a few queaks and rattles but i've fixed most of the rust and and alot of other issuse but she's a truck and drives like one and i wouldn't have it any other way. parts are easy to get but like every car theres a few hard parts to find and theres been a few i've had ford remake ( that one was a pipe coming off the thermostate they havent made in 10 years) but i've 2 toned the intiorror Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XLT Standard Cab SB
ProsPower and Handling ConsGas mileage
A Must Have For Ford Lovers. Just The Motor Is Awesome! — This truck has loads of power as it is. The 5.0 really kicks in at high rpms. Gas mileage is pretty low due to no overdrive since the tranny is slipping. But loads of fun overall. Easy to get power out of the truck and no problem blasting past other drivers. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr S Standard Cab LB
ProsReliability ConsSome minor rust underneath (after 17 years)
Good, Solid, Reliable — Drives well for an older truck, reliability has been very good, drives when I need it, easy to care for, handles all kinds of weather and conditions just fine. I like the look of the older 150's. Been a great truck for us. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XL Extended Cab Stepside SB
Prosoutstanding truck, reliable Consthe gas milage aint as good as i would like.
I Love It Just Like A Family Member Wouldnt Trade It For Anything In The Word. — this is the best truck i have ever owned it has taken a beating through the years everything is stock on the truck except the radio it has over 300,000 miles on it and still pulls like a hoss,it its fun to drive and a beautiful ride the only think thats really been wrong with it is the lifters squeek when you get over 60 but thats nothin that cant be replaced.a fun truck i use it every day for hauling stuff around or just to take a little cruise in. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XLT Standard Cab SB
ProsRead the review ConsSame as Positives
1993 Ford F-150 — I love this truck As long as you take care of it this thing will do what ever you want it to. I can't really judge how well its built because I don't think the previous owner took very good care of her. I personally love the look of the truck. The exterior is what it should look like and the interior is simple and roomy. I love that. It costs a bit to own with gas being the way it is. But if you treat it right and take care of her, the maintainence costs aren't too high. The amount of fun you have in this depends on how much you push the truck. If you want to go sideways it will. About the only thing it can't do stock is be competitive in a drag race. |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XLT 4WD Extended Cab SB
ProsWorking 4 wheel drive, locking front and rear differentials, great radio. ConsBad/slipping automatic, computer-operated transmission. High-mileage and low fuel-mileage.
Tough As Nails. Ford Tough. — This is the first truck I've bought that was newer than (at most) 20 years old. So far, it's taken absolutley everything I've thrown at, including but not limited to, personel carrier at a 50+ acre grass/wildland fire, hauling/pulling loads in excess of 6 tons (for a half-ton!), and treating it like a hot-rod on the streets. I've only owned 1 tougher truck than this (it was a 1978 version of this one, actually) and it only got 5 Miles Per Gallon. Considering fuel prices now-a-days, my measley 12 Miles Per Gallon is not bad for what I put this truck through. If I could fix one thing on this thing, it would definitly be the transmission, which (when I bought it) I was unaware of its deteriated condition and it has only gotten worse from there. |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XLT 4WD Standard Cab SB
Proslots of nice factory options, great torque, very smoothe, fun to drive, handles very well for a pickup, unstoppable in low range! Consstiff ride, kinda low higher end power, not a full posi rear end, bad MPG, and power steering pump tends to whine (as most ford trucks do)
Nice All Around Pickup — a ton of lower end torque, pretty good mid range hp, about 9 to 1 compression ratio, very reliable 4WD, and great ground clearence. with my michelin LTX tires (not in photo) it sits about 26" off the ground. 5 litre engine that with my simple mods puts out about 330 lbs ft of torque at about 2,000 RPM. has a smoothe 5 speed manual trans with a fairly light clutch. ENGINE IS INDESTRUCTABLE! |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XL Standard Cab LB
ProsIt was reliable and fun to drive Consgas mileage and it was a little loud on the highway
Buy It — *This truck was not very fast by any standards *brakes were great stopped on a dime for a truck *handling was not premium, it has a very wide wheel base so it did not turn very well *this truck wngine sounded nice the noise in the cab was a little loud on the highway but not terrible *in the winter the truck would go but did not stop very well *this is one of the toughest vehicles i have ever had a chance to drive or even see, most of the truck is made out of metal, the engine in this thing is a freaking beast, it just keeps going no matter what *appearance this thing was not the ugliest but was not a shiny new F-150 either, it looks tough and rugged *Gas was not good at all this thing got maybe 12 mpg on a good day, parts for this truck were cheap and easy to come by, not to mention this is a easy vehicle to work on because it is so easy to access any of the parts because of all the space. *this is a great off roading toy if you want to have some cheap fun i would recommend this truck highly. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
1993 Ford F-150 2 Dr XLT 4WD Extended Cab LB
ProsI can not get stuck in this truck.... It does everything I ask it to do. ConsIt eats gas like it was going out of style
Beast — I absolutely love this truck. I have the 5.8L So the power is always there. I take this truck on long road trips over Tahoe rain/snow/shine with no problems. It does well in the sand and the mud. The only thing I could ask more of this truck is to go a little further on a tank of gas. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Heard a lot of bad reviews on the internet concerning the ECO Boost engine; however, it's way better than the 5.0. Good braking; good acceleration. No issues so far, but only have 2500 miles on it.... Read More
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Nearly New Raptor By TnRaptor
Hottest truck on the road. Ford did an incredible job with the SVT Ford Raptor. Smooth shifting, great power, amazing comfort. The wide stance of the Raptor stands out from all other trucks on the r... Read More
Great Truck Overall By TurboTimberwolf
You wouldn't believe the power of the Eco-boost V6, the towing is best in class, and the handling is superb. The interior feels like a luxury car and has plenty of convenient features. The truck has ... Read More
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Immaculate And Spacious F150 Fx4 By Kim
I love everything about the truck except the gas mileage. The interior is very spacious, it has Sirius radio, Bluetooth, ipod sync, moonroof, back glass opens, and plenty of room in the back of the tr... Read More
This Truck So Far Has Been A Sweet Ride...quiet, Fast, Just An All Around Pleasure To Drive By meanoldmoe
I read up a lot on full size trucks and took a few for drives. I settled on the 2012 F-150 with the Ecoboost motor, just because it has gobs of power and was rated with excellent fuel economy. I h... Read More
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Love It By Geoffery
A 7,500lb pick up doing the 1/4 mile in 14 seconds with tires that have over 70,000km of use on them is amazing to me. This truck handles really well too. The brakes never seem to fade. The it tow... Read More
Great Work Truck By mikes85z
I have put 60,000 miles on the truck, and it still rides amazing. I tow a 27' boat that weights 9000lbs and a car hauler that weights 7500lbs ,the motor pulls like mad. If you tow a lot I recommend ... Read More
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Good Sound Truck By mattcargurus
I like everything about my truck. The only thing it could improve on is getting a little better mpg. Other than that I am extremely happy. I take care of it like my baby though it it takes care of me ... Read More
Overall A Great Truck!! By Dmars
This truck is not everyone's everyday vehicle but if you need a truck this will fit the bill. Plenty of power, great handling (better than some cars) and it looks great. On the job site, farm or eve... Read More
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This is a new twist. Republicans–and chairmen of the budget committee can be particularly vulnerable–are always characterized as the party of starving children and rendering the elderly homeless. They're Scrooges and Grinches.
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Weapons proliferate in Venezuela
Supporters and opponents of President Chávez are reportedly forming militias in the run-up to next month's referendum.
In a Venezuela deeply polarized over President Hugo Chávez, reports of groups arming themselves have raised the specter that an Aug. 15 recall vote on Mr. Chávez could trigger violence if the losing side refuses to accept the result.
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The conflict over Chávez's rule has already left several dozen dead in street confrontations and has been punctuated by unsolved bomb attacks on political targets. Representatives of both sides - supporters who say Chávez is the savior of the poor, opponents who say he is an authoritarian who has run the country's economy into the ground - have accused each other of arming irregular paramilitary groups.
"The government's thesis is to surround itself with urban and rural militias in order to prevent a loss of power by whatever means it takes," says National Deputy Pedro Castillo, a member of the opposition who chairs a parliamentary commission investigating the illicit arms trade.
But Chávez has warned repeatedly that his opponents, who have charged the government with preparing to manipulate the referendum, might take up arms if they lose. "If they go for the route of violence, we will be ready to confront them," he said on June 27.
Mr. Castillo says that since January 2003 his commission has investigated more than 10 cases of suspicious or illegal arms shipments, including 120 Uzi submachine guns and 1,200 Croatian pistols imported ostensibly for the police force of a small rural state; a hundred assault rifles from Iran discovered at a port in a container labeled "scrap metal"; and several crates of ammunition.
Besides feeding fears of political violence, the profusion of guns and other light arms here has fueled a soaring rate of violent crime. Anti-Chávez newspapers regularly headline the latest murder tolls as a sign of growing lawlessness. And in a recent series of spectacular robberies, attackers have blown open armored cars using rocket-propelled grenades.
Venezuela is only one example of a continent-wide problem. In neighboring Colombia, outlaw groups fighting a 40-year civil war are trading drugs for arms in international markets. In Haiti, disarming the paramilitary gangs that drove out President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in February has become one of the greatest challenges for peacekeepers there. Such light arms are favored tools of terrorists and criminals from the Middle East to North Africa to South America. While the international focus is often on weapons of mass destruction, light weapons kill hundreds of thousands of people each year.
Many of these arms are purchased on gray markets in loosely documented transactions. In 2001, for example, 3,000 AK-47s and 2.5 million rounds of ammunition sold by the Nicaraguan police, supposedly destined for Panamanian police, were instead resold to a rebel group in Colombia. The same year, a pair of Lebanese diamond dealers linked to Islamic terror organizations tried to buy assault rifles, antitank weapons, and surface-to-air missiles through a dealer based in Panama. The deal apparently fell through.


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Anthony C. Masi, Provost
Morton Mendelson, Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning)
Michael Di Grappa, Vice-Principal (Administration and Finance)
Marc Weinstein, Vice-Principal (Development and Alumni Relations)
Olivier Marcil, Vice-Principal (External Relations)
Rose Goldstein, Vice-Principal (Research and International Relations)
Karin Lornsen (editor)
Anthony C. Masi, Provost
Like his beloved Dodgers, Anthony C. Masi left his hometown of Brooklyn. Whereas the Dodgers landed in L.A., Masi came to Montreal – via Italy and Providence, Rhode Island – to join McGill faculty as assistant professor of sociology. That was more than 30 years ago, and as he often indicates, he has "never regretted that decision, even for one moment." In addition to serving since 2005 as McGill's chief academic officer after the Principal, and chief budget officer, the Provost is a former football and rugby player, an avid reader, a member of the National Statistics Council of Canada and foreign member of the Italian Research Council in Scientific Committee. He was recently appointed "Cavaliere" in the Order of Merit in the Italian Republic.
Morton Mendelson, Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning)
Morton J. Mendelson is McGill's first Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning). As such, he promotes the integration of McGill's values, standards, and goals with respect to student life and learning into University policies, operations and procedures.
His first memories of McGill are of visiting the Redpath Museum as a boy, where he was enthralled with the dinosaur skeleton. He was a student here in the late sixties, a time that provides other vivid memories, but most notably of fellow students and professors. After completing graduate and post-doctoral studies, he returned to McGill's Psychology Department as a faculty member in 1977. Prior to becoming Deputy Provost, he held a number of posts dedicated to students' interests, including Graduate Program Director in Psychology, Sexual Harassment Assessor, and Associate Dean (Academic & Student Affairs) in Science.
Michael Di Grappa, Vice-Principal (Administration and Finance)
Michael Di Grappa joined McGill in 2010. He is responsible for Financial Services, Human Resources, Information Technology Services, Facilities Management, the Office of Investments, Risk Management and Insurance, and University Services. Michael served as Vice-President, Services, at Concordia from 2000 to 2010.
Michael is a Concordia University grad who also holds a Master's in Public Policy and Administration from Columbia University, During his undergraduate years at Concordia, Michael was very active in student government. His experience as both a university administrator and student leader has given Michael a unique perspective on the issues both groups grapple with.
A born and bred Montrealer, Michael is very involved in community building. He is President and Chair of the "Fondation de l'hôpital Marie-Clarac", and a director of Santa Cabrini Hospital, the Canadian Association of University Business Officers, Le Portage, and the "Centre communautaire de la Petite-Italie".
Marc Weinstein, Vice-Principal (Development and Alumni Relations)
Marc Weinstein joined McGill's Development and Alumni Relations team in 2005 and has been Vice-Principal since 2008, before which he held senior fundraising positions at the McGill University Health Centre and the Jewish General Hospital. A native Montrealer and a proud McGill alumnus, Marc has a Bachelor of Arts degree (1985), and both Civil Law (BCL) and Common Law (LLB) degrees from McGill (1991), as well as a Master of Arts degree from York University in Toronto. Marc is married and has two teenage sons, which might explain his skill in managing the complicated negotiations necessary for successful fundraising.
Olivier Marcil, Vice-Principal (External Relations)
Olivier Marcil came to McGill in 2011 after serving as Chief of Staff to Clément Gignac, Quebec's Minister of Economic Development. Prior to that, he acted as an advisor to Premier Jean Charest and as Chief of Staff to Quebec's Minister of Canadian Intergovernmental Affairs, Aboriginal Affairs and Democratic Institutional Reform. His work experience and an academic background in history – a Bachelor's from the Université de Sherbrooke and a Master's from the Université de Montréal – combine to make him both keen observer and active participant in all that he does. Proud dad of a four-year-old boy and a one-year-old girl, he is also a director of the Fondation Serge-Marcil, which helps disadvantaged children in Haïti and Senegal.
Rose Goldstein, Vice-Principal (Research and International Relations)
Rosie Goldstein grew up in Montreal and attended McGill, eating a respectable amount of pizza in the basement of the McLennan Library while earning her BSc and then her medical degree. She went on to specialize in rheumatology, with a particular interest in osteoporosis and women's health. Her research has explored the genetics of rheumatic disease as well as cell-cell interaction in Rheumatoid arthritis. (If you were a rheumatologist too, you would find that fascinating.) Most recently, she was Vice-President (Research) at the University of Calgary, so the decision to return to Montreal in December 2010 as McGill's VP (Research and International Relations) was really a no-brainer: the weather is better, she can walk to work, and McGill is one of Canada's top research-intensive universities. (The difference in Stanley Cups was just icing on the cake.) She is married to a surgeon who frequently volunteers in Tanzania. They have three sons, including one at McGill, and a dog named Hunny.
Karin Lornsen (editor)
Karin is the editor-in-chief of Red. She is also the Academic Planning & Projects Officer in the Office of the Principal. Before joining the Principal's team, she worked in Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.
Karin's academic background is postmodern literature. She has a Master's degree from the University of Waterloo, and a Ph.D. from UBC. While she has always maintained ties to the academic world, Karin decided not to pursue a scholarly career. She obtained training in communications and quickly got her feet wet in the field of PR, with a special focus on non-profit advocacy. Prior to joining McGill, she was employed at the United Nations Foundation in Washington, DC, where she assisted in media outreach benefitting international development causes. In her spare time, Karin is training for her first marathon. She is always looking forward to meeting interesting people from around the University and all around the world.


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Evolutionary Divergence of Enzymatic Mechanisms for Posttranslational Polyglycylation
Evolutionary Divergence of Enzymatic Mechanisms for Posttranslational Polyglycylation
Cell, Volume 137, Issue 6,
Pages 1076-1087,
Publication Date 12 June 2009
Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2009.05.020
Krzysztof Rogowski
François Juge
Juliette van Dijk
Dorota Wloga
Jean-Marc Strub
Nicolette Levilliers
Daniel Thomas
Marie-Hélène Bré
Alain Van Dorsselaer
Jacek Gaertig
Carsten Janke
CRBM, CNRS, Université Montpellier 2 and 1, Montpellier 34293, France
IGMM, CNRS, Université Montpellier 2, Montpellier 34293, France
Department of Cellular Biology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602-2607, USA
LSMBO, Université Louis Pasteur, CNRS, Strasbourg 67087, France
Laboratoire de Biologie Cellulaire 4, CNRS, Université Paris-Sud 11, Orsay 91405, France
Interactions Cellulaires et Moléculaires, CNRS, Université de Rennes 1, Rennes 35042, France
Corresponding author
Polyglycylation is a posttranslational modification that generates glycine side chains on proteins. Here we identify a family of evolutionarily conserved glycine ligases that modify tubulin using different enzymatic mechanisms. In mammals, two distinct enzyme types catalyze the initiation and elongation steps of polyglycylation, whereas Drosophila glycylases are bifunctional. We further show that the human elongating glycylase has lost enzymatic activity due to two amino acid changes, suggesting that the functions of protein glycylation could be sufficiently fulfilled by monoglycylation. Depletion of a glycylase in Drosophila using RNA interference results in adult flies with strongly decreased total glycylation levels and male sterility associated with defects in sperm individualization and axonemal maintenance. A more severe RNAi depletion is lethal at early developmental stages, indicating that protein glycylation is essential. Together with the observation that multiple proteins are glycylated, our functional data point towards a general role of glycylation in protein functions.


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I'd like to get the Network Partnerstogether for a little Social Time. Directly after the April Final Friday we'll grab some tables or go outside if the weather is nice and visit.
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Hi guys, I am home back in Detroit next week! I will be playing corn hole in spirit!
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@All - I'm really looking forward to this.
I'm going to be a model at the Southern Women's Show that day. I'll swing by if my "stint" is finished in time. ;~)
Looking forward to seeing all of you.
I will plan to if I can - might have to miss the lunch to do it. These are wonderful opportunities to connect with some good folks! Its always worth it. Thanks Pat for doing this.
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I am looking forward to meeting many of you!! Thanks for organizing this Pat
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Hey all,
My friend recently has gotten involved with a group that he says focuses on being a man. The ideals and such are essentially, "recently, men have begun to suck/generation of men raised by women." However, he won't really tell anyone the name, or who they are really. I was invited to a meeting, which I'll go to if not only to be a good friend. I was a little put off the other night, because my friend was acting a lot differently at the bar. He said things like, "women only want to be taken care of" and that they are "irrational, emotional, and only motivated by what happens around them." I'm a little put off, as my friend is generally a very jovial and relaxed individual, yet the other night he was almost brooding, with a "fuck everyone but me" attitude. Anyone have any ideas what group this could be?
[–]dyer346 3 points4 points5 points 8 months ago
Promise Keepers maybe.
[–]miikesnow[S] 2 points3 points4 points 8 months ago
I looked into that, however he isn't a supremely religious fellow. He is a Catholic, however not actively practicing. Thanks for the reply, this has been a big question for days haha
[–]dyer346 1 point2 points3 points 8 months ago
Would definitely be interested to hear your experience. Are you sure he isn't just having a tough time with the women folk and is kind of just bashing for a bit. The sauce will do that to a guy.
[–]miikesnow[S] 1 point2 points3 points 8 months ago
I'll certainly report back. He states that he's dating a girl who lives a bit far away... but when leaving said bar, gallavanted off to a lady friends house for a romp in the old four post ring. That was definitely a big though, if he's acting out or whatnot.
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It sounds like your friend is in a rough spot right now, as another poster said.
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Is the first rule that you're not supposed to talk about it?
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Came here to make a Fight Club joke, but I think OP was referencing it already, drat!
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Wow. Yes it does.
OP is back. Sorry. That was an interesting night. It's called the Sterling Men's Weekend.
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The Pope Who Quit
A Medieval Tale of Mystery, Death, and Salvation
By Jon M. Sweeney
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Copyright © 2012 by Jon M. Sweeney.
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Toward the close of the Middle Ages, in 1285, there lived three men whose lives would intersect and forever change history. Each was a man of power. Each was stubborn. Each was skilled at the life and work to which he seemed destined from birth.
The most important of the three and the central figure of this book is Peter Morrone. His surname comes from the mountain that he called home for most of his life. Peter was a monk and the founder of a religious order, and depending on whom you talk to, he was also a reformer, an instigator, a prophet, a coward, a fool, and a saint. He was very much a man swept up in history, and practically overnight he would be transformed from a humble hermit into Pope Celestine V, the most powerful man in the Catholic Church. He would also become the only man in history to walk away from his job, vacating the chair of St. Peter before he died.
If Peter Morrone lived today in the mountains outside of Rome or Los Angeles or New Delhi he might be a celebrity guru. From early in his life he was a man with a mountain, or montagna, and made his casa di montagna. If he'd lived in the twenty- first century, talks to his fellow monks might be smuggled out of his enclave as digital audio files, soon to be packaged and sold by a big New York concern. He would emerge every now and then to speak privately with world leaders, who would also seek him out for personal counsel and, perhaps, photo opportunities. Peter was this sort of figure in his day.
But history rarely revolves around a single individual, and the story of Peter Morrone- cum- Celestine V is no exception. Although fellow monks and supporters would move in and out of Peter's rather long life, there are two men in particular whose power and ambition would directly affect the life of this complex hermit, and, by extension, their actions would influence the world.
The first of these was Charles II of Anjou (1254-1309), supporter, corruptor, the ingratiating king of Naples. Having inherited his crown from a much more powerful father in January 1285, Charles II learned quickly how to use influential men, as well as to be of use to them. Charles would keep the hermit pope on a tight leash.
The second man who is central to our story is Cardinal Benedict Gaetani, one of the eleven cardinal- electors who chose Peter Morrone as pope. Born as Benedetto, son of Gaetani, into a prominent family in about 1235, he was a true Roman and the nephew of Pope Alexander IV (1254-61). Well educated from youth, he trained as a lawyer, was skilled in canon law, and was made a member of the curia at the age of twenty- nine. For the next thirty years Gaetani gained a reputation as a supremely competent papal legate who could represent the Holy See in confronting heresy and spiritual rebellion in places like England and France, asserting moral authority when heretical movements rose to the surface. He would become Celestine V's trusted advisor and would help the hermit pope resign from office—perhaps conniving for his own self-interest because he would take the chair of St. Peter only eleven days later.


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The Democratic National Committee says NBA veteran Jason Collins will headline its annual lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender gala.
Last week, Collins became the first active player in any of four major U.S. professional sports leagues to come out as gay. President Barack Obama called the 34-year-old athlete the same day to congratulate him and tell him he was proud of his courage.
The DNC says first lady Michelle Obama will also attend the May 29 fundraiser in New York. Tickets start at $1,250 per person and go up to $32,400 per couple to chair the event.
The DNC included a call to legalize same-sex marriage in the party's convention platform last year.
Collins has played for six teams in 12 seasons and is now a free agent.
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