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Why 'Earth Hour' was a waste of time
At 8.30pm on Saturday night, everyone was supposed to turn off the lights, in a statement against excessive energy consumption. In Saudi Arabia, few people bothered.
March 28, 2010 10:41 by kippreport
The lights are on but there's no one home.
That was the message following Saudi Arabia's attempt at 'Earth Hour 2010′, the global call for action on climate change.
At 8.30pm last night, the lights of famous landmarks and ordinary people's homes went out, in a mass statement about our excessive energy consumption. People from the remote Chatham Islands in the far West, to those in Egypt, India and Australia, took part.
But in Saudi Arabia, few people bothered.
It was, admittedly, the first time the event had been held in the Kingdom. And it has been slow to take off in other Gulf countries: Kipp remembers that a few years ago, Dubai's Earth Hour was advertised on a huge message board at the entrance to The Palm, which featured a message in blazing electric light, advising people to, er, turn off the lights. Which kind of missed the point.
But things were better in Dubai this year, with lights of the famous Burj Khalifa and Burj al Arab being switched off for over an hour, and numerous other commercial and residential blocks participating. So perhaps more Saudi residents will take part in 2011.
The question is: will it do any good?
Raising awareness of our energy consumption probably doesn't do any harm. But in the Gulf, initiatives like Earth Hour probably don't do much good, either. That's because 'people power' is rather impotent in the non-democratic societies of the Gulf.
But hopefully someone in government will be listening. Because even a small change in policy could result in massive energy savings.
One of Kipp's personal bugbears is the scarcity of motion-sensing light switches in this part of the world. As the name suggests, these sense when humans are present, and turn the lights on and off accordingly. These are incredibly common in public buildings and office blocks in other countries, but very rare here; in a region where toilets flush for you automatically, taps are operated by a wave of the hand, and trains do not require drivers, it's remarkable that these simple devices are not more widespread.
Why bother with Earth Hour, when a minor change in legislation to make these devices compulsory could deliver such massive energy savings?
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Actually, DEWA's answer to helping people change their energy consumption is by: INCREASING THE TARIFFS!!!!
Something as silly and almost primative as Solar enegry, is not even a thought or option since it requires finances to invest and implement. But why think of innovative solutions that would encourage people to save, when you can rob them some more. Oh and i don't think it helps that the local community are almost exempt from paying their consumption bills. If, according to DEWA, increase tariffs so people can feel their consumption levels and reduce, then how will that affect the local community if we don't even pay our own bills!
I think that Gulf laziness affected people's understanding of what supporting a cause means. The article suggests that such initiatives are only intended to directly pressure Gulf governments and authorities to make a move against climate change. And that said people's power is deemed impotent. However let us remember that people can still do their part of the work and save energy. Living green is not far fetched so if people believe in that, they are free to do it. On another note Earth Hour is a global phenomena intended to support associations that work on a global scale to pressure leading governments to come up with a worldwide pact re regulations regarding industrial pollution and energy consumption. In other words governments in the region will eventually follow suit if enough support is given to NGOs and people can start saving energy from their homes no need to wait for a change in legislation to move. My 2 cents…
These appeals do not seem to be appropriate here.
This part of the world has the most wasteful. most crass and crude display of wealth.
Air conditioners running everywhere..
huge 4 wheelers guzzling oil floating all over the place..ANyone heard of solar energy which is free and blazing all around?
Is this not like the grand display of flowers in bloom before they decay?
All the power not used during Earth Hour in the UAE was diverted to Meydan for the World Cup…
I spent Earth Hour turning everything in my flat on. The rest of the year I prepare papyrus manuscripts by candlelight
As long as the power stations are running to provide the electricity when Earth hour is done, then there is no need for earth hour… unless the electicity production that is sourced from fossil fuel is shut down then i say threre is progress….
but do you know how complex it is to shut off a generating installation and restarting it? it's not a the flick of a switch…the answer to the earth hour should be earth year… i think… the use of low intensity and more efficient light bulbs and LED should be more widespread. motion and pressure sensing light switches, as well as smart climate control in homes could be but a fraction of the solutions that are possible…
Solar energy in the GCC is very attainable as well. but i ask all of you here…if you were given the choice to drive a V8 rangerover for a relatively good price where gas is dirt cheap, or drive a Toyota Prius; which one would you go for? no honestly….
people in the M.E have the purchasing power to buy Hybrig Porsche CAyenne, and Chevy Tahoe, and other models, why is it that they never do? because gas is cheap….put the price of fuel up by like 4 times and i will assure you that residents and expats in the GCC will react very very fast…that should apply to energy bills as well.
How about making the UAE the world leading location for solar power research? That'd give this place another reason to exist apart from oil, a half-baked tourist industry and a place for failed expats to escape to.
The Pacific Controls green building shows that it can be done, we just need to find ways to make solar power as simple as possible so the whole country can come off the grid.
Sunlight is the one thing this place will never run out of.
Naysayers claim that it's too hard to make solar power as easy to produce and use as other forms of electricity but if every invention or concept never progressed past its original form, we'd still be driving Model T Fords and using candlestick telephones.


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If the game is only 10% as boring as this preview then you will fall asleep playing it. I think I'll buy it to help me with my insomnia.
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I'd guess girl. However, I have seen pics that look like that at that stage then ended up being boy, so I wouldn't say 100% yet.
would guess girl
Thanks! Now I'm thinking what I thought was the nub, actually isn't, and that the nub is a bit lower, so I may be leaning girl now too!
Girl maybe?
At first I wasn't sure, but now I'm leaning boy maybe. What do you think?
anyone see anything?
Thanks! Hopefully it's showing up now.
A friend has asked me to post her pics to see if any of you can see anything? What do you think? Thank you!
Some of my favorites that were shot down by my husband are: Everett Milo Levi Nico (Nicolas) Some of his favorites were: Bryson Charlie We are currently leaning toward Colton Montgomery Good Luck!
I would guess girl
I had the same confusion over my picture because I had both the straight white line and also the nobbly bit above. But I am indeed having a boy. I would say the same for you!
Hi everyone! We're thinking of the name Colton Montgomery for our boy. Our daughter is Sadie Belle so we're kinda sticking with the southern style. We'd use the nicknames Cole or Colt, and Montgomery is a family name. But I'm wondering if "Colton" is a little too trendy right now? I don't want a name that will seem dated in a few years. Thank you!
We would pronounce it "Nee-ko." I've never known anyone with this name before so I don't have any associations with it. But I think it's cute, which is why I'm wondering what other people's impressions of it are. Thanks everyone!
What do you think of the name Nico?
Hi everyone! Can you give me your thoughts on these boy names? Middle name will probably be either James or Montgomery (family name). Last name is very simple. -Everett -Sawyer -Slater -Levi Thanks!
What do you think of the name Levi? What comes to mind? My daughter's name is Sadie and we're trying to find a good boy name now. My husband wants something biblical. Our last name is super common, so we're looking for a name that's not too popular. Thanks!
Well, with 11 guesses for boy, and 12 for girl, this was obviously a very tricky case!! I went today for my ultrasound at 16.5 and the tech says its a BOY! She didn't give me any potty shots, but from what she pointed out on the screen, I'm pretty convinced it's all boy. So thank you all for your guesses!!
Wow! (About the 10 days late part!) Very helpful. Thanks so much for replying!
Hi everyone! I read on tons of people's posts that their picture was taken at a certain week, but that they were measuring differently. For example: "pic taken at 12 wks, but measuring 13." So my question is not related at all to nubs, but what exactly is the implication of measuring ahead? Does it mean you're actually further along than you thought, or that your baby is growing quicker or larger ...
Thank you! This makes it very interesting. That's 10 guesses for boy and 10 guesses for girl! And over on Gold, CC guesses boy. So I will find out in 16 hours!! No preference really, just super curious!
I so appreciate everyone's input! I go for another ultrasound tomorrow (I'll be 16.5 wks) and I'm hoping/expecting for confirmation, so I will of course update! Just wondering if anyone has any last minute guesses... Thanks!
Hi ladies! I'm so impressed with this site, as I'd never even heard of the nub theory before, but it seems to have a fairly high success rate! Anyway, I've seen the site that outlines the "angle of the dangle" in regards to over or under 30 degrees. But my question is, when you're making your guesses, there seems to be other factors that are taken into consideration. For example, I've seen people ...
Thanks for the feedback! Can anyone else add their opinions? It still seems like the replies are kinda split.. Any additional guesses are helpful! Thanks!
My situation is also soo similar! I also posted a "which is the nub?" post b/c I can't figure out why I'm getting such opposite guesses! In your case, I think the second picture is the nub. But sorry, I don't think I know enough yet to say whether thats a boy or girl nub. Good luck!


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Offensive Struggles Continue in 13-10 Loss
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Posted Sep 23, 2007
The Vikings entered Arrowhead Stadium with a different starting quarterback, but that wasn't enough to cure what's hurting their struggling offense, one that didn't score a point in the second half, allowing the Chiefs to come back from a 10-0 deficit to assume a 13-10 win.
Different quarterback. Still struggling.
The Vikings replaced the injured
Tarvaris Jackson
with the veteran
Kelly Holcomb
, but other than a 100-yard rushing day from rookie
Adrian Peterson
, the offense couldn't consistently click in the passing game and the defense couldn't save the day on this weekend.
Peterson rushed for 102 yards on 25 carries, but Minnesota couldn't add to its 10-3 halftime lead, and Kansas City found just enough of a passing game to score 10 unanswered points in the second half as the previously winless Chiefs protected their home opener with a 13-10 win over the Vikings.
The interconference battle was an offensive struggle for much of the day, as the Vikings looked strong early in taking a 10-0 lead in the second quarter, but the Chiefs adjusted their offensive approach away from the failing ground game and found enough open spaces in the passing game to eke out the three-point win.
The Vikings held
Larry Johnson
to 42 yards on 24 carries, but a second-half awakening by receiver
Dwayne Bowe
and tight end
Tony Gonzalez
was the catalyst for Kansas City's two second-half scoring drives. As for Vikings head coach Brad Childress's offense, Holcomb looked uncertain at times, taking four sacks and completing 14 of 28 passes for 165 yards, with tight end
Visanthe Shiancoe
accounting for 51 yards and Peterson for 48 yards. That left
Bobby Wade
Sidney Rice
as the only receivers to catch passes, and they only mustered up a combined 56 yards receiving in a further testament to the Vikings' sad state of affairs in the passing game.
The Vikings had the Chiefs pinned deep on their opening drive, stuffing them in three plays, and were able to take over on the 50-yard line. Displaying early poise in the pocket, Holcomb used the short passing game and a heavy dose of Peterson to engineer a six-play drive in which the rookie back accounted for 29 of the 50 yards on the team's third offensive touchdown drive of the season. Peterson capped the drive with 16- and 11-yard runs and gave Minnesota a 7-0 lead only 4:58 into the game.
The two teams traded three-and-outs with booming punts before the Vikings took control of the ball at their own 29-yard line. Completions to Wade and Peterson picked up one first down, and Peterson added another one with a 10-yard run, but the drive was stopped after it got across midfield when
Tamba Hali
sacked Holcomb for a 9-yard loss.
Kluwe pinned the Chiefs deep, but they methodically drove from their own 8-yard line to midfield, as Johnson ran five times on the drive, but the defense stiffened before the Chiefs could get to midfield.
Spencer Johnson
ended the drive with a sack and a forced fumble that
Chad Greenway
recovered at the Kansas City 33-yard line.
With great field position, Holcomb started out his fourth drive of the day by hitting Visanthe Shiancoe for a 25-yard gain, but it stalled there when the officials ruled that a second-down pass from
Mewelde Moore
to Shiancoe in the end zone was incomplete.
Ryan Longwell
extended the lead to 10-0 with a 22-yard field goal with 9:18 left in the first half, and the Vikings were looking to take control of the game.
However, that momentum quickly shifted on Minnesota's next drive when defensive end Jared Allen forced a fumble at the end of a Peterson first-down run and cornerback
Patrick Surtain
recovered. That one turnover would lead to the Chiefs' only points of the first half, as the Vikings allowed one first down on a 14-yard pass to tight end Tony Gonzalez before Dave Rayner was called on for a 39-yard field goal with 3:32 remaining in the half.
Peterson continued to be the Vikings' workhorse, and gave them a glimmer of hope to score again in the first half when he took a short checkdown pass and turned it into a 35-yard gain to the 33-yard line. However, the Vikings stalled on offense after that, wasting precious seconds and taking two consecutive sacks to end the first half with a 10-3 lead.
The Vikings opened the second half with a similar-looking drive, as Peterson converted two third downs with runs of 15 and 8 yards, and Moore got the Vikings on the doorstep of the red zone with an 11-yard run that had 5 more added to it with a defensive holding call. However, like the drive at the end of the first half, it backed up from there. An illegal shift was followed by a 5-yard loss for Peterson, a batted-down pass by Allen and a run for no gain by Moore. On the 34-yard line, Childress elected to punt, and the Chiefs were pinned at their own 8-yard line.
Kansas City's offensive philosophy shifted in the third quarter, as it opened up its passing game. Rookie Dwayne Bowe converted a first down with a 17-yard reception, and Gonzalez was catching fire with a 15-yarder and 16-yarder to midfield. Then it was
Samie Parker
's turn, and he converted third-and-15 when he slipped a
Cedric Griffin
tackle attempt for a 22-yard gain. Eventually, the Chiefs had to call on Rayner and his kick split the uprights from 49 yards out to make it 10-6.
With momentum clearly in Kansas City's favor, the Vikings could muster only one first down with a 14-yard pass to Sidney Rice. Despite that, the Chiefs were once against starting a drive inside their own 20-yard line.
The field position didn't seem to matter, however, has Huard continued to attack the defense through the air. He started with a 15-yard pass to Bowe on the final play of the third quarter and continued to march with connections of 4 and 15 yards to Gonzalez. Huard returned to Bowe for a 17-yard completion, but a 28-yard run by Johnson was brought back on a holding call. Instead of settling for a field goal with conservative play-calling, Huard found Bowe for 6 yards on third-and-2 and, one play later, he lofted a jump ball that Bowe hauled in over Griffin for a 16-yard touchdown and a 13-10 Chiefs lead with 9:23 to play.
With the pressure on at Arrowhead Stadium, the Vikings offense largely melted under the heat. Despite a 21-yard completion to Shiancoe, their first drive of the fourth quarter ended with a punt.
The defense continued to surrender yardage to Gonzalez in the passing game with back-to-back receptions of 7 and 25 yards before forcing a punt.
But even with decent field position at their own 37-yard line, the offense stumbled to a three-and-out when Childress elected to punt with 2:15 left on the game clock. The defense stopped Johnson for 6 yards on his next three rushes, and the Vikings offense would get one last drive that began with 1:39 to play.
Holcomb picked up one first down with underneath passes and a penalty on the Chiefs, and Wade picked up another first down with a 10-yard reception in the middle of the field, but the clock was draining quickly and 6-yard sack by Hali didn't help the Vikings' desperate cause. On third-and-16, Holcomb couldn't connect with Moore, and on fourth-and-22 following a penalty, a short pass to Moore and a failed razzle-dazzle that was eventually covered by the Chiefs brought the Vikings' stagnant second half to a close and gave the Chiefs a 13-10 win in their home opener at Arrowhead Stadium.
A change in quarterbacks for the Vikings brought fewer turnovers and a quicker start but eventually the same result for the explosively challenged Vikings, who dropped to 1-2 on the season and host the unbeaten
Green Bay Packers
next Sunday at the Metrodome.
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Four by four, houseguests enter the big brother house. It is funny that everyone enters happy then leaves upset, mad, and bitter… well except for the eventual winner.
Just as everyone gets settled in. –Ding- Julie Chen announces the "expect the unexpected" twist. Everyone was shocked. Guys, it's the 14th season, this is expected! Poor Ian was about to poop his pants as Julie further revealed the twist.
Four more houseguests will enter the house, however, they won't play the same game. Oh, yeah these players are all-star former players and will coach the newbies. If one of their newbies win, the coach wins 100 grand. Dan (season 10), Britney (season 12), Janelle (season 6+7) and Boogie (season 2+7) will be their mentors.
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WAYNE - The West Milford boys basketball team floundered out of the gate before falling to Wayne Hills by a final score of 82-70 on Thursday.
"I give [Wayne Hills] a lot of credit they came out and played their best game," said Highlander Head Coach John Finke. "I have seen them five times and it's clearly their best game of the year shooting wise, execution wise and they outplayed us."
The Patriots came out on fire in the first quarter scoring on a 12-4 run early on to prompt a Highlander timeout. The Patriots continued to bottle down the West Milford up-tempo offense eventually extending to a 22-12 first quarter lead.
West Milford's Luke Basket and Tom Pegel combined for eight of the teams' 12 first-quarter points to try and combat the Patriot run. Basket finished with a team-high 20 points while Pegel collected eight.
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The Writer's Toolbox: Walking
Barbara O'Neal on Aug 25 2010 | Filed under: Inspirations
One of the number one requirements of a commercial fiction career is that you must reliably produce good material, year in and year out. Reliable and good are not always an easy combination. To do it, a writer has to take care of her body, her mind, and her spirit.
Over the years, I've found many ways to do that, but the mainstay is walking. I walk every morning, and take long walks on weekends and evenings; I walk around the cities I visit when I travel. I've done a marathon and a half over two days (Avon walk) and twice now have walked over a hundred miles in the course of a week. Walking is my passion (which you might have guessed from the title of my blog, A Writer Afoot).
There is a long history of writers and walkers—Wordsworth is said to have walked 175,000 miles in his lifetime and Thoreau was given to 20 mile rambles through the forests and over the hills. Walking is done at human speed. It gives us time to see, to think, to ponder and wonder. It gently releases endorphins and keeps the joints fluid. Brenda Ueland wrote:
If you would continue to be alone for a long time, amblingly swinging your legs for many miles and living in the present, then you will be rewarded: thoughts, good ideas, plots for novels, longings, decisions, revelations will come to you
In other words: walking fills the well.
I spent the winter and spring writing a book that tested me, made me reach harder and higher than I ever have, and by the end of May, when I finished the last of the revisions and finally polished it to the place I wanted it to be, I was bone-dry. The girls in the basement crashed, refusing to give me one more word.
So, as planned, I spent the month of June wandering and walking. I followed the public footpaths that loop through the English countryside, and across grassy meadows started with tiny yellow flowers. I admired a white horse, and had time enough to notice the details of gardens in the villages and the quiet haze of light over velvety hills. On the west coast, I walked on the beach and thought about the faded midcentury culture of seaside towns and walked the steps to the top of Glastonbury Tor to ponder Arthurian legend; on the east coast I shivered deeper into my coat and picked up fossils.
I did not think on these walks. I tend not to. My brain falls into a meditative state that is hard for me to achieve without physical movement. My senses gather details and I muse over things that are not very important.
By the time I arrived to walk a portion of the Camino de Santiago, an ancient pilgrimage route, the chatter part of my brain had gone quiet. I walked for days on end, only walking. Some distant part of me kept wondering if characters or insights or something should be shaping up. Instead, I listened to the songs of frogs and followed the ghosts of pilgrims and babied a sore knee when I could.
The girls rode along on my shoulders, first this one, then another absorbing things she liked. One took notes on recipes. One shot endless photos of skies and trees and windows (I don't know why she takes so many pictures of windows, but there they are, every time). One listened to conversations and practiced cadences under her breath ("Buen DI-a!") and took notes on the culture of the Road itself.
When I returned home, with strange strips of sunburn and the knowledge of stinging nettles written across my ankles, I'd walked for nearly a month, days and days and days and days of walking. I had to sleep for a couple of days when I returned, but the well was so full that I have been working in shifts ever since—mornings on the main project, afternoons on side projects, Saturdays for research on yet a third. I have enough material for six books right this minute, all from a month of walking.
I believe in daily walking, too. Every morning, my dog and I head out right after breakfast for a loop around the neighborhood. It's never very long, a half hour or 45 minutes, but before I leave, I will put a thought in the back of my mind: when I come home, I will work on _____. Then I strap on my shoes, grab the leash, and off we go. I don't consciously think about the problem, just let it bubble and brew. Usually by the time I get home, I'm ready to dive in.
Walking is also good for us physically. I was forced to stop dancing for a few months because of a knee injury, but I've been able to keep walking throughout. Most people can manage a walk, for one thing, unlike running or mountain climbing or even yoga. It gets oxygen flowing through the heart and brain, and if you walk briskly, it works the body into a light sweat, which is the ultimate state of perfection for the body. It burns a few calories and helps keep back, abdomen and leg muscles strong.
Now that I've heard about Wordsworth's totals, I have a clear goal—to perhaps beat that record by the end of my days. If you'll excuse me, I think I need to get a couple of miles in before the rain begins….
Do you walk or have some other practice of physical movement that you find helps you in your writing?
About Barbara O'Neal
Barbara O'Neal has written a number of highly acclaimed novels, including 2012 RITA winner, How To Bake A Perfect Life, which landed her in the Hall of Fame. Her latest novel, The Garden of Happy Endings, released was released in April, 2011. A complete backlist is available here.
41 Responses to "The Writer's Toolbox: Walking"
I take a walk every afternoon (weather permitting). I often observe everything around me: colors, sounds, textures, scents, city life and/or suburban life etc. Not only does walking get me fresh air and exercise, it usually inspires me.
I'm actually about to take my dog out for a quick walk right now. :-) Early morning offers the best "still" time in our environment.
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I'm with you on this. I've even gone for a walk during a blizzard and marveled at the soft quietness of the snow falling through trees. Running never cleared the mind the same way for me.
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I am so happy to see someone blogging about this. We get very wrapped up in hours at the computer, writing, blogging, and so on. What about moving around, experiencing life, and getting authentic inspiration? I admit to being a bit of a gym junkie. Without that activity each day, I don't have the energy or vibrance to be as effective in the rest of my endeavors. Thanks for a wonderful post.
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Barbara–putting aside your message for just a second, I was blown away by the simple beauty of your writing. I can only imagine what your books must be like, and won't have to imagine much longer. I'm sold.
Now as for walking, I am inspired to get out there more. I took a walk with my daughter through the woods last night and forgot how much I enjoyed it. Too much time is spent at my work computer, only to come and sit at my "writing" computer.
Strapping on the tennies!
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I am also a meditative walker and runner. Those simple and practically thoughtless steps always allows my brain to turn inward and tackle projects left unfinished. I could never slip into that space of letting your mind envelop empty fullness while sitting, or even while holding yoga poses. But, get me walking or jogging… and I'm there within a half mile.
Thanks for the post!
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I'm a long-time runner and I always get ideas and solve story problems while exercising. I think it's the repetitive movement. Likely sweeping of bicycling or anything like that would do the trick. I really like the idea of giving your subconscious a specific directive. I'll try that next time. I bet it works beautifully.
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I have to second Anne, I was very taken by your writing style. In the process, you also inspired me. My dog thanks you. :)
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Thanks for an eloquent post, Barbara. I've written about running with a similar sentiment—and since I'm a new runner, a lot of my time is still spent walking. The productivity I've discovered by planting an idea and letting my subconscious do its thing is what I love best—the combination of physicality and mental energy really boosts creativity. I do some of my best problem solving on the path. Thanks for a lovely post!
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Yep, I get some great brainstorming done while walking my dog (3x each day, probably about 15 min each, more if I have time). I also find commutes to be similarly helpful for the brain, though not the body.
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I exercise every morning. It keeps the blood flowing and my energy up! Plus, exercise makes me feel healthy and happy, which translates into my writing.
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I'm a runner and stopped listening to my ipod so my brain can work out ideas. Or a new opening sentence for a query. Exercise always helps in the artful pursuits!
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My husband and I have walked every evening–rain, snow, heat–for years and we were just talking last night about the difference we can trace in our lives from when we walked sporadically and now that we walk every day (about two years–it helps to have children who are older!).
We talk to each other, we walk in silence, holding hands–the physical act of walking does amazing things to the brain in my opinion, including, as you so eloquently pointed out, easing it.
But no I-pods allowed.
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What an encouraging article!
I am re-discovering the walking routine, with and without our creamy cock-a-poo.
There is so much to observe and breathe in when walking.
It is a great break from the technology ties that (can) bind.
Ueland had the right idea! Thanks for sharing!Patricia
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Wow, I thought I was the only one! I have a little joke about all the creative juices draining to my feet if I sit still too long; I have to get up and move to get them to my head again! I find it interesting, though, that walking produces a meditative state for you. It's quite the opposite for me, I'm suddenly able to think clearly and that's when I do most of my heavy plotting. One thing I've learned: To be careful if I engage my creative brain while doing a chore. Too many times I've found the ice cream in the pantry three hours later because I'd so zoned out. XD
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This post proves why you are the official RWA-WF "Wise Woman." Well stated and so very true!Like? 0
Wonderful, Anne and Erika–especially pleased that you would try one of my books after reading a blog.
Yes, my runner and gym rat friends, those work equally well, but it really is important to leave the iPod off through the exercise.
I would urge even other exercise fans to give walking a try now and then, specifically for this purpose. (My beloved Christopher Robin is howling at this, I promise, but even such a die hard runner sometimes walks the dog with me.)
Sometimes, if I'm training for a very long walk and have to do long hours by myself, I'll bring make playlists or listen to books, and I do have walking-brainstorm sessions for books in progress during which I will listen to the soundtrack for the book.
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On leaving the iPod off…when I'm not walking with my girlfriends (we have an early a.m. trio) I run or walk and even do housework with my iPod earbuds in. I like the company, I think. But my mind still wanders to the book or the current plot problem, even when listening to an audio book! I often have to go back because I miss large chunks while thinking of my own work.
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I too walk for writing ideas & sanity, but I have to say wowza at a month of walking & 6 book ideas! I can see I need to walk more!
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I live right next to a walking/biking path that includes two duck/geese ponds. I love taking walks here in the evenings and try to do it 3-4 times a week. It is a glorious, glorious retreat for my mind, body, and soul.
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I find different kinds of exercise propel different writing actions. Walking with the iPod is good for raising energy — handy if I'm going to be doing less creative work, like rejigging a website. Walking without music builds contentment and confidence — best before I write. And I'm a dancer too. That cultivates playfulness and can help achieve a certain mindset/voice when required.
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Wow! Great writing and great information. I thank Carleen Brice for posting a link on Twitter. And thank you for writing it. Just what my mind, body and pen needed.
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Yoga. Yoga is my walking. Yoga and swimming. Both have a fluidity and a rhythm that centers me in myself. I often get wonderful inspiration while I am swimming or practicing yoga. It quiets down all the white noise in my head that gets in the way of the prose flow.
They are definitely my balance…especially because between writing and working I have a pretty sedentary day!
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That month of walking sounds like perfect heaven.
My best walking time is 3:00 in the afternoon, which is the armpit of the day as far as I'm concerned. Shakes the tension out of shoulders and butt and the cobwebs out of the brain.
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"Walking is done at human speed."
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That month of walking *was* heaven. That's really my idea of a holiday.
Yoga is wonderful, too, Alicia. All meditative movement is great.
Christie, that's true: we all work in different ways. If the iPod works, by all means, use it.
But I did have a conversation with someone about this recently, a professional on the publishing side, and she said she realized she'd just fallen into the habit of always having her music with her, and she was recently exploring what it was like to not always listen to it. To let her thoughts take shape without any directives at all.
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What a wonderful story!
And, the comments have been equally wonderful.
How I would enjoy a 6-month walk around England! Maybe someday . . .
Like Ms. Toler, I am an afternoon or early evening walker. Being very hearing impaired, my walks are essentially quiet-time. I even get relief from the nearly always present tinitis!
When I first leave the house, I can feel the built-up tension flowing out through my feet. I relax and breathe deeply. At first, nothing, but it isn't long before the thoughts start bubbling up.
By the time I get home, I'm eager to jot down ideas, bits of dialogue, scene changes, whatever came to mind. Some people might bring a pan and pen with them, but I walk with the hiking poles, which I love, so I have to count on my memory.
My walks, however, have NEVER netted me 6 books – I'm still working on #1.
Loved your story, and loved the message. Thanks so much!
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More advice from Katie Arnoldi via Rob Roberge here http://annotationnation.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/point-dume/
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Walking and writing is great together. It's the time I develop characters in my head and come up with different scenarios. Also its good for finding new characters and ideas. f I see a couple walking and holding hands, my mind starts asking questions and devloping their story.
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Thanks for the post. I'm just getting back into walking after a long respite from it. I, too, want to shoot for the Wordsworth total… Feel so much sharper after a walk.
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All the commenters seems to be happy walkers! I've been a reluctant walker for awhile. Foot-and-ankle arthritis make walking painful. Recently, though, I increased my medicine and now I can walk almost pain-free. Frees up my mind from "Don't stop. You can do it–you've had eight root canals and three children!" to thoughts about writing. I don't dread the morning walks anymore.
But I cannot imagine a month of walking. I don't even like to do the things I LIKE for that length of time!
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A very useful post… I've walked for many years, usually an hour each day along the river where I live, which has rapids and a lot of atmosphere. It has certainly inspired my writing and also helped to clear my mind.
I'm a long-time fan of Julia Cameron and her books on creativity, including a sequel to The Artist's Way called "Walking in this World."
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Hugs on the foot pain, Valerie. Maybe over a period of time, walking will help increase the strength in those areas.
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So glad to have found you. I'm a freelance writer. I've been blogging at The Moonboat Cafe for about a year, where I reflect about the connections between walking and writing, among other things.
This past January, my husband and I set a life time goal of 1000 Day Hikes. I've been writing about that, too, and an Asheville newspaper picked up the piece and recently carried an article about our project.
I love to walk. I love to write. I love your idea of just walking for days. Maybe I'll try it some time.
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I agree totally. I think every writer needs to push away from their desk, go outside, and breathe in some fresh air. Without fail, when I don't think I have another idea left, a brisk walk in the park fills my head with all sorts of great ideas.
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What a great post!
I'm lucky in that I live in the hills and have two dogs who take me out for two good walks every day. I couldn't get interested in a gym or running, but I love walking – rain or shine.
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I love this advice, and the post itself is lyrical, thank you so much for sharing. I'm absolutely inspired to get back to walking again! I've quoted and linked this piece in my blog to share it with others.
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text: To hell with Francisco Cordero Written by Jaymes Langrehr on Saturday, 24 November 2007 17:17. I thought waiting 24 hours after Coco Cordero signing with the Cincinnati Reds would be enough time for me to cool down and then give my thoughts on the signing. The truth is, I could wait all winter until Opening Day and I'd still be pretty bitter towards Cordero for doing what he did. I wanted Cordero back with the Brewers as bad as anyone. When I heard General Manager Doug Melvin's offer I was quite surprised. After the season, I thought a four-year, $40 million deal would be enough to bring Cordero back. Coco was on record saying that he liked Milwaukee, thought they would be competitive, was happy with how the fans treated him and as long as he received a competitive offer, he'd be back in Milwaukee for the 2008 season. Milwaukee offered even better than what I thought they would by throwing out a four-year, $42 million deal, with a $13 million option for a fifth year. Cincinnati won the Cordero sweepstakes with a four-year, $46 million deal, with a $12 million fifth year option. For those that struggle with their math, that's a one million dollar a year difference over the length of the deal. I realize that baseball is a business and it's ALWAYS about the money, but honestly, a million dollars a year isn't that much. I have no ill will towards GM Doug Melvin for not making the deal with Coco. Even if Cordero had taken the Brewers' offer, that is still far too much to pay for a closer. So good luck to you Francisco Cordero. You are a liar and a hypocrite for what you said in the media at the end of the season. You are going to a team that was not competitive last year and still has major issues with both starting and relief pitching. You turned your career around in Milwaukee, but you still struggled away from Miller Park. You now have a full year of pitching away from there and you now face the challenge of pitching in hitter friendly Great American Ballpark. I just don't see it ending well for you Coco. Good riddance. This now leaves Melvin with several options for his 2008 closer role. He can go with Derrick Turnbow who has been the team's closer in the past. I would personally be fine with Turnbow moving back to that role, however much of the fan base would simply not stand for that. Melvin can always sign a free agent or make a trade for someone to fit the bill. An idea I like is trading Tony Gwynn Jr. to the Texas Rangers for Joaquin Benoit. I think Benoit could come in and be dominant as the shutdown man for the Crew. The other thing this does is give the Brewers salary flexibility for their future. JJ Hardy, Rickie Weeks and Corey Hart could all be in line for long-term contracts which is more important to the team's long-term future that Cordero. Dave Bush, Chris Capuano, Claudio Vargas and Bill Hall have all drawn interest from other teams as trading chips and could net a closer as well as an answer to the left field question.


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Fishing knife gets best of Jake Peavy
Jake Peavy has had the strangest offseason of any Red Sox player. It began with Peavy purchasing a Duck Boat and ended with him slicing open his finger with a fishing knife.
Red Sox fall to Cardinals in stunning fashion in Game 3 of World Series
Red Sox fall to Cardinals in Game 3 of World Series in stunning fashion. The Red Sox now trail 2-1.
Red Sox with plenty of playoff veterans on their roster
Red Sox with plenty of playoff veterans on their roster
Will Middlebrooks powers Red Sox over Rockies in interleague finale
Red Sox pound out 16 hits in win over Rockies
Morales, Red Sox stumble in extra innings loss to Orioles
Red Sox fall to Orioles for second straight night
Red Sox bullpen issues continue in loss to Rays
Red Sox fall in series finale in Tampa
Peavy dominates Dodgers in Red Sox' convincing win
Red Sox take two-of-three in LA
Red Sox squander one-run lead late, fall to Giants on walk-off walk
Red Sox blow 2-1 lead late, drop second game of series
Red Sox squander numerous scoring chances, fall to Blue Jays
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A: It's that I wish C was dead.
B: Y-you...wait, you mean you wish she wasn't here or something?
A: I wish she was in a graveyard! Under the ground. With worms coming out of her mouth.
Posted Mar 6, 2012 @ 4:42 PM
"I'd rather be a gerbil on Fire Island during the Vaseline Day Parade than see that movie."
Posted Mar 12, 2012 @ 7:25 AM
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"That's good. That's like a 40-degree day. Ain't nobody got nothing to say about a 40-degree day."
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"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm a little preoccupied with worrying about being killed by the mob because a homeless priest ran off with all of our drugs!"
Edited by ember mecca, Mar 13, 2012 @ 7:23 PM.
Posted Mar 14, 2012 @ 3:15 AM
"Noses are the unsung hero of the face, ties the whole thing together. Name one good looking person without a nose. Can't do it."
Posted Mar 16, 2012 @ 9:38 AM
"I guess the couch did it to itself. I guess it came home after a tough day, lit up a cigarette and burned itself. Is that what happened? Because that makes no sense."
Posted Mar 16, 2012 @ 5:12 PM
A: So, did you defy the chicken?
B: Uh-huh.
A: And how'd that work out for you?
B: I think I may have killed a man.
A: Oh. So not as well as we'd hoped then?
hint: This show ran for only one (shortened) season.
Edited by magworth, Mar 25, 2012 @ 10:51 PM.
Posted Mar 27, 2012 @ 8:45 AM
"Rock 'n roll don't come from your brain. It comes from your crotch."
Posted Mar 28, 2012 @ 4:34 PM
"It doesn't matter if Good (name) or Bad (name) did it. Someone has to do the time! Take him away, (name)!"
Posted Apr 5, 2012 @ 3:55 PM
Posted Apr 15, 2012 @ 10:16 PM
A: You believe me?
B: A, you're the last good person at this school. I'd believe cartoon birds braided your hair this morning. If you want, I can find who posted that test for you. We'll clear your name and make somebody pay.
A: Really?
B: Unless there is a Fairy Godmother already on it.
Posted Apr 16, 2012 @ 9:47 AM
Character A: So I said to myself, 'Kyle,'...
Character B: Kyle?
Character A: That's what I call myself.
Posted Apr 16, 2012 @ 10:43 AM
"He had a Ping Pong table. We were friends. Should I suffer the rest of my life because I like to play Ping Pong? I was ten! I would've been friends with Stalin if he had a Ping Pong table!"
Posted Apr 16, 2012 @ 4:28 PM
"We only have one punkin, and we already chunk it."
Posted Apr 16, 2012 @ 5:43 PM
Character A: Helen, can I call you Helen?
Helen: No.
Character A:: Okay, Dorothy.
Posted Apr 23, 2012 @ 4:04 PM
Character A: Divorce lawyers... God's way of telling you to stay single.
Character B: Or married.
Posted May 1, 2012 @ 12:16 AM
A: So, how was rehab?
B: Rehabs. Plural.
A: Drink, drugs, sex and ...?
B: Murder.
A: [laughs] You went to murder rehab?
B: I know. Ridiculous. The odd kill, who does it hurt?
Posted May 1, 2012 @ 12:26 AM
"Somebody tell [character] what an analogy is."
"I know what it is! It's like a... thought, with... another thought's hat on."
Posted May 1, 2012 @ 8:36 PM
"If you are a boy I will name you Mordechai or Avracham !"
Edited by HelloooKitty, May 2, 2012 @ 12:19 AM.
Posted May 2, 2012 @ 9:06 AM
"Speakin' of moot, what about us? Anyone else feel like the last feisty wife in Stepford?"
Posted May 3, 2012 @ 12:16 PM
A: "My pants are falling down. Here... you hold this."
A: "My pants... are falling... down."
B: "This is more important than your pants falling down."
A: "Oh you think so?"
B: "Yeah, I think so... you're not modest."
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Santa and Rudolph are antique metal pieces. Their aged patina is the perfect complement to the rustic walls and warm wood countertops.
Timeless Treasures
Pat has collected Southern-made primitive antiques for more than 15 years, and her artful displays spice up her nouveau-country
kitchen. "People always go for the grand, elaborate antiques, but primitives are sometimes easier to find and less expensive
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In the spirit of such earlier efforts as Operation Eichmann and House on Garibaldi Street, this meticulously crafted cable movie recounts the 1960 mission by the Israeli secret service to kidnap Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann from his hiding place in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Although Israel will ultimately subject Eichmann to a scrupulously fair trial, it is first necessary to break the law and violate Argentina's strict "no extradition" policy regarding renegade Nazis. Once the abduction has been accomplished, the task remains to smuggle Eichmann out of the country without detection -- and at this point, the film boils down to a battle of wits and wills between evil genius Eichmann (played by Robert Duvall, who also co-produced) and the mission's leader, Israeli Mossad agent Peter Malkin (Arliss Howard). Based on Malkin's memoir Eichmann in My Hands, The Man Who Captured Eichmann was first seen over the TNT cable service on November 10, 1996.
- Genre(s): Drama,Thriller
- Run Time: 96min.
- Director(s): William A. Graham
- Starring: Robert Duvall , Arliss Howard , Jeffrey Tambor , Jack Laufer , Nicholas Surovy
- Themes: Crimes Against Humanity
- Tone: Tense
- Keywords: Israeli [nationality], Nazi, kidnapping, smuggling
- Language: English
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I must have done something wrong- I broiled the salmon with the rub on it (like they suggested) and it was completely blackened ... not at all like the picture.
Audball82 Posted: 05/10/09
MichelleS Posted: 05/14/09
Wow this was good for being such a simple recipe with very few ingredients. Since I do not like salmon, I used tilapia. The topping has quite a nice kick from the peppercorns and fresh garlic. A tip....broiler a little further than normal from the heat source otherwise the garlic will burn and taste bitter. I served with roasted potato wedges. I also rubbed olive oil over the fish so it would not be so dry.
SnickelFritz Posted: 08/25/09
Followed the recipe as directed and it came out wonderful! It is full of flavor and will become a summertime favorite for our family. It is also incredibly easy to make. Served this dish with a brown rice pilaf and broccoli.
jodioschmidt Posted: 05/11/09
Very flavorful and super easy to make. I doubled the rub because it didn't seem like enough and was glad I did- it was the perfect amount. Will definitely make again
nevacation Posted: 08/19/09
This was a huge wonderful surprise! I thought these ingredients were too simple to taste that good. I was wrong. The flavors were so nice and this recipe was so easy. The kids loved it. I served it with brown rice and lemony garlic broccoli
skspillman Posted: 05/28/09
This was really good! I brushed a tablespoon of olive oil over the four salmon steaks, and I doubled the spice rub. The suggested quinoa salad is really good too! I used dried chives this time in the quinoa salad but will probably use fresh chives next time. I will definitely make this again.
No Longer Registered Posted: 07/16/09
I thought the seasoning was balanced well. It wasn't overpowering, as that often seems to be the problem with fish spices. The lime adds a sweet twist! I paired the salmon with a pea and rice mixture.. Next time I'll just have to add a glass of wine :)
Belladonna714 Posted: 03/24/10
This was so easy and truly a delicious way to prepare salmon, the lime added such great flavor. Served with recommended quinoa-vegetable salad, which was soooo good. Would definetly make this again.
Megacoolmom Posted: 03/19/10
This was a big hit with my husband and 14 year old son. They both had seconds. EXCELLENT!!
carolfitz Posted: 05/17/11
Incredibly easy & superfast. The lime/garlic/peppercorn was perfect on the salmon. Made the recommended hot salad before the fish went under the broiler, subbing basmati for the quinoa. Served with wilted spinach. Excellent meal.
Faintgirl83 Posted: 10/25/11
Nice tangy fish, quinoa a bit bland - I added some extra lime juice and it was a bit better.


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Ann Summers received a Garden Club certificate of appreciation for orchestrating the organization's February meeting and luncheon for the past six years.
Heather Henry, club president for the past two years, was awarded the Garden Club Medal of Achievement, in recognition of her "loyal and wise leadership."
Thebaut also identified the local winners of Garden Club of America Zone VIII awards, which were presented at the Zone VIII meeting in Augusta, Ga., earlier in the week.
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I have created installation package Civil 3D 2012, pointing to the correct license server. However when attempting to launch 3D 2012 I get the: A valid license could not be obtained by the network license manager: If you are still unable to access a license contact your sys admin Error -5.412.0
Not sure where to start trouble shooting this >>>HELP?
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It seems that your machine is not able to pull the license. Try checking LICPATH.LIC file on your machine (Open with Notepad) and see if it points to your license server. If OK, then continue with restarting your license server and re-reading the license (LMTOOLS).
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Patents: Myths and Reality
By Vandana Shiva
Price: Rs 200 (paperback)
Intellectual property as the new target of colonial hegemony through instruments such as the WTO and TRIPS with the US as the biggest perpetrator of monopolistic trade in human knowledge and life forms -- Nothing new, coming from the multifaceted Vandana
Shiva, but the story does not end there. Her latest book sets out in simple terms what it means to live under the new ``patents'' regime dominated by profiteering multinationals which will stop at nothing if it means making money.
Patents were not an everyday concern, the book says, till the US Supreme Court's decision to treat life as an invention and allow the US Patent Office to grant patents on life. Along with this, the introduction of patents and intellectual property rights
in the Uruguay round of GATT implied that nothing was sacred anymore. As John Moore will testify. Moore was undergoing treatment for spleen cancer at the University of California hospital. In 1984, the doctor who was treating him, patented his cell line
without his consent. The `Mo' cell line was sold to Sandoz and the estimated cost of the cell line's ultimate worth has exceeded $3 billion. When a hapless Moore, who was described as patent number 4,438,032, challenged his doctor's action, the Californ
ia court of appeals found it ironical that Moore could not own his own tissue.
Shiva does not use this example to scare us -- patenting of life forms is only one of the horrors permitted under the new world order. She regrets the fact that India's proposed Patent Law does not use any of the safeguards that TRIPs (Trade Related Inte
llectual Property Rights Agreement) itself provides. TRIPs has clauses which countries can use to exclude patents on life forms which India at least is not using to its advantage. Shiva lists the history of patents and chills us with anecdotes of ``onco'
' mouse -- the first mammalian patent granted to DuPont for a mouse where infected chicken and human genes had been engineered into the mouse's permanent gene line to give it cancer and of Tracy, a sheep now called a mammalian cell bioreactor, because th
rough the introduction of human genes her mammary glands have been engineered to produce a protein useful to the pharmaceutical industry. The famous Dolly is the result of the replication of Tracy by Pharmaceutical Proteins Ltd (PPL).
A US firm has a patent on all umbilical cord cells from foetuses and newborn babies and in 1994, Amgen bought the patent for the obesity gene from Rockefeller University for $90 million. Patents for the cell line from the Hagahai people of Papua New Guin
ea rest with the US Government. TRIPs has sought to globalise US style patent laws and this universalisation of patents to cover all matter is what concerns us most as it threatens to invade our lives, our forests, gardens and homes. Now you can understa
nd why basmati, neem and turmeric patents have been sought and why countries such as India are not in a position to resist these advances.
Indian patent laws firmly rejected patents on products and the Patent Act of 1970 was committed to granting patents to encourage inventions and to secure that the inventions worked in India and they were not granted merely to enable ``patentees to enjoy
a monopoly for the importation of the patented article.'' Food and medicine could not be monopolised and this was achieved by not allowing patents for products themselves but for the process or method of manufacture. This has helped in drugs being availa
ble cheaply in India, something which may not last very long.
The book dismisses all reasons to support a TRIPs regime and sets out to explain that patents are necessary for the US which is in search of fresh global markets. Patents have become the most important asset of the US and a growing export component. In 1
994, US trade in intellectual property comprised 50 per cent of all exports. However, this trade could only take place if all countries could be forced to frame intellectual property laws on the lines of the US law. And this is how intellectual property
was brought to WTO. ``As the fossil fuel era gives way to the era of biology, patents on living material become the means of controlling both the raw material and the markets of the Third world,'' Vandana Shiva warns.
She explains how patents can harm communities whose traditional knowledge bases are being sought to be captured and calls for resistance to the WTO order and a more equitable sharing of resources which respects indigenous knowledge systems. She talks of
the inherent conflict between the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) which recognises the sovereign right of states over their biological and genetic resources while TRIPs creates a global private property regime. She calls for a review of TRIPs to
make sure that the changes are made in it to make it consistent with the CBD.
The book takes you through a brief history of patents, the dangers inherent in the new TRIPs regime as well as threats to the farmer's age old system of seed exchange and breeding and selection and provides an introduction to the new form of colonisation
that is threatening our very life support systems. The Indian Government is certainly not justified in rushing through the various laws it has prepared in its haste to be part of this new regime. The book gives us enough reason to worry -- the foolishne
ss of our Government and the Machiavellian tactics of the US to bring the developing countries to their knees once again. As Vandana Shiva concludes, ``Patents will be the prisms of our age and how we share our policy will shape the patent laws. If our p
olitical and economic systems descend into a free fall for piracy and predation, patent laws will promote biopiracy and..institutionalise bioserfdom and intellectual slavery.'' A warning that must not go unheeded.
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I'm immediately skeptical of any movie whose own website describes it as an "outrageous comedy." Outrageous, after all, is usually another word for "obnoxious." Or "terrible." >College, which follows in the footsteps of such "classics" as American Pie and Old School, is no exception. This movie might as well be called Yet Another Road Trip, because here's what it's about: A few high school nerds go to college with the slimiest of their friends to experience all of the joys of "the college visit." But by "college visit," this movie means to say, "the wildest, most messed up, humiliating weekend of their lives."
The kid's initial description of his first "visit," which he uses to entice his friends to go for the weekend with him, includes the phrases "tried smoking a tampon," "wet my brother's bed," "found a tattoo on my lower back of a unicorn," and "best weekend of my life." If that's what qualifies as your best weekend ever, this actually might be the movie for you. I think it's actually geared at high-school kids who still believe college is actually all that different from high school. You know, the people who believe it's a place where losers are no longer losers, and where the most beautiful girls want nothing more than to hook up with a scrawny (or overweight) idiot freshman. So, not exactly an award-winner, and probably not even that likely to make you laugh. It's the poor man's Apatow film, and I think even the poor man is perfectly okay with the actual Apatow movies.Reviews by People Who've Actually Seen It:
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As part of Malindo Air strategy, they are planning to begin its first international flights by June this year. Chief Executive Officer Chandran Rama Muthy said more delivery of aircraft was expected with the commencement of the international service.
"We are on target to receive a total of 12 aircraft by the end of this year," he said at a ceremony to witness the arrival of Malindo Air's Boeing 737-900ER from Seattle, United States, to KL International Airport. Malindo Air will be starting its first flight from Kuala Lumpur to Kota Kinabalu on March 22 and KL-Kuching the following day.
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Malindo Air is promoting the RM38 one-way all-in price for KL-Kuching route and RM68 for KL-Kota Kinabalu flights.
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Wow!!! Is incredible smaller!!! a great work!! You have a perfect vision! congratulations!
oh my! That is SMALL!!! I love it! It's so very cute and incredibly... small! :D truly marvelous!
This is a very cute little mikro fox. I can not believe it. Hugs from Craftland
As smaller the creature, most beautiful it is!! I love your mini-mini creatures :)For me is soooo difficult to make a very small thing like that, so I admire you!! haha.Hugs!Belén.
Wonderful work! :)
he is so adorable! Your eyes must be tired! Fantastic work :)
So incredibly tiny and detailed!
Like it!
Thank you all! :D


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Trust me, you can certainly survive on one pair of jeans for your trip - we have for the last 16 weeks! I could have you packed with well under the 23 kgs, but still in NY...
Good luck with the packing. We only have 3 pairs of sox for our entire trip - you get used to washing in hotel rooms at night - undies & sox dry on heaters quickly so then you can take less!
Packing Perils
Trip Start
Jan 01, 2012
Trip End
Feb 24, 2012
Where I stayed
Still at Home!
Come on Qantas, 23kg each is not enough for an overseas trip. Back to the packing table for us again!
Only 2 more sleeps until we fly out - v. excited


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