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Chokwe Lumumba maintained a civil rights commitment that was rooted in the moment when his mother showed her 8-year-old son the Jet magazine photograph of a beaten Emmett Till in his open casket. The commitment was nurtured on the streets of Detroit, where Lumumba and his mother collected money to support the Southern Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and the civil rights struggles of the early 1960s.
Half a century later, he would be the transformational mayor of a major Southern city, Jackson, Mississippi. But just as his tenure was taking shape, Lumumba died unexpectedly Tuesday at age 66.
The mayor's death ended an epic journey that challenged conventions, upset the status quo and proved the potential of electoral politics to initiate radical change—even in a conservative Southern state.
As a young man, inspired by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s struggle to address "infectious discrimination, racism and apartheid," and shocked into a deeper activism by King's assassination, Lumumba changed his name from Edwin Taliaferro—taking his new first name from an African tribe that had resisted slavery and his new last name from the Congolese independence leader Patrice Lumumba.
Chokwe Lumumba became a human rights lawyer "defending political prisoners." His clients would eventually include former Black Panthers and rapper Tupac Shakur. His remarkable list of legal accomplishments included his key role in the 2010 decision of Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour to suspend the sentences of Jamie and Gladys Scott, Mississippi sisters who were released after serving sixteen years of consecutive life sentences for an $11 robbery—a punishment that came to be understood as a glaring example of the extreme over-sentencing of African-Americans.
When he was not in court, Lumumba was agitating, as a civil rights and anti-apartheid activist, as a leading figure in the Republic of New Afrika, and as a co-founder of the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America and the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement.
That's not the usual résumé for the mayor of a major Southern city.
But Chokwe Lumumba had no intention of becoming a usual mayor when he launched his bid last year for Jackson's top job. After a campaign in which the city councilman was outspent 4-1 and attacked as a militant, Lumumba defeated an incumbent mayor and a business-backed contender in the Democratic primary and then won more than 85 percent of the vote in the June 2013 general election.
He took office not merely with the intent of managing Jackson but with the goal of transforming it. "People should take a note of Jackson, because we have suffered some of the worst kinds of abuses in history, but we're about to make some advances and some strides in the development of human rights and the protection of human rights that I think have not been seen in other parts of the country," he told Democracy Now! just days after his election.
For Lumumba, that meant building unprecedented coalitions that crossed lines of race, class, gender, ideology and politics. "Our revolution is for the better idea it's not just for the change in colors." he told the Jackson Free Press.
Lumumba wanted Jackson to create a "solidarity economy," with an emphasis on developing cooperatives and establishing models for local development and worker ownership.
"We have to make sure that economically we're free, and part of that is the whole idea of economic democracy," said the mayor, who explained in an interview shortly after his election:
We have to deal with more cooperative thinking and more involvement of people in the control of businesses, as opposed to just the big money changers, or the big CEOs and the big multinational corporations, the big capitalist corporations which generally control here in Mississippi. They are a reality.
And so it's not that we're going to throw them out of Mississippi. I don't think that's going to happen, but I do believe that we can develop ways of working to have Blacks and other—indeed, not just Blacks but other poor people, or people who are less endowed with great wealth—to participate in the economy on an equal basis.
Lumumba was building the coalitions, and gaining a striking level of support for his vision, when he died unxpectedly Tuesday from heart failure.
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Lumumba had run for the mayoralty as "a Fannie Lou Hamer Democrat" and promised to renew the small-"d" democracy vision of Hamer's Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. True to his campaign slogan, "The People Must Decide," he sought to organize new social and economic networks (with a special emphasis on developing cooperatives) in Mississippi's capital city, and boldly asked citizens to vote to raise their own taxes in order to repair the city's crumbling infrastructure. While most politicians avoid association with tax hikes, Lumumba campaigned across the city of 175,000—announcing that "we can fix the problem"—and on January 14, 2014, the mayor won a 9-1 vote of confidence.
Celebrating that victory, Lumumba declared, "I want to just say that it's been a resounding victory here, and there's only one way to go—that's up. We're going to do exactly what we said. We said at the very beginning that we were going to take infrastructure and revitalize infrastructure and transition infrastructure into economy."
The mayor's enthusiasm extended to his efforts to convince Mississippi's conservative legislature to support aid to Jackson. He created a sense that just about anything was possible in a city that embraced his activist agenda on human rights and economic justice issues.
"I have known Mayor Lumumba since 1974," said Congressman Bennie Thompson, D-Mississippi. "One of the reasons I was so public about my support for the mayor, was that I believed once people got to know the real Chokwe Lumumba they would find him to be an extremely bright, caring and humble individual. His election as mayor and very short term in office demonstrated exactly that."
Lumumba's death, from heart failure, came as a shock. And a shocking loss for a city that had elected him just months earlier. Crowds gathered at Jackson's city hall to mourn that loss. "Words cannot do justice to the emotions we all feel right now. Our great captain has fallen. Our hearts are broken," said Hinds County (Jackson) Democratic Party chair Jacqueline Amos. "The legacy of Chokwe Lumumba must not be buried with the man."
Amos is so very right.
Cities are the places where radical reformers can still break the political mold and make real change, where the politics of concession and compromise can be replaced with the politics of people power and renewal. Chokwe Lumumba proved that, and the best way to honor his accomplishment is to elect more mayors who are as determined as he was to be transformative leaders.
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Even before Chris Christie's traffic troubles took the shine off his presidential prospects, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker was moving to position himself as an acceptable alternative for Republicans who might still be thinking that a governor would make a good 2016 nominee.
Walker has a long history of arguing choosing a state official with little experience in Washington—like, perhaps, Scott Walker—is the Republicans' best option for retaking the White House. "An ideal candidate to me would be a current or former governor," Walker said last fall. "Just because I think governors have executive experience and, more importantly, I think there's a real sense across America that people want an outsider."
But in January, as attention was turning toward him, Walker got more specific.
"There are similarities between a governor and a president," he explained.
Asked how voters might judge governors who bid for the presidency, the Wisconsinite replied, "Governors should be defined not just by what they do and say, but who they surround themselves with, making sure to have the smartest person for a particular task or to head a specific agency. They should be judged on that basis and who they take advice from."
Fair enough.
Just as Christie did in January, Walker has responded to the release of controversial e-mails from an "inner circle" of top aides by suggesting that he did not know what was going on around him. But the people both men put in positions of authority and public trust certainly did know.
When he was bidding for the governorship of Wisconsin, Scott Walker selected aides who have since been convicted of engaging in illegal activities, disregarding the trust and the responsibilities that are supposed to go with public positions. At the same time, their communications included slurs on women, people of color, gays, Jews, immigrants and people with disabilities.
The release of 28,000 pages of e-mails and more than 400 legal documents associated with the John Doe investigation that led to the arrest and conviction of aides who served with Walker when, as the Milwaukee county executive, he was seeking the governorship.
In addition to doing campaign work on public time—a theft of taxpayer funds—Walker's aides circulated e-mails that portrayed poor people and African-Americans as dogs. One top aide referred to the image as "hilarious" and "so true." Another top aide used his e-mail account to circulate an e-mail that mocked racial and ethnic minorities, as well as gay men and people suffering from AIDS.
An unsettling disregard for the human beings they were supposed to be serving showed up on a frequent basis in the e-mails of the people closest to Scott Walker. And when an aide pondered attacking the use of respectful terms for immigrants, gubernatorial candidate Walker replied, "Don't hold back!"
Walker's aides rarely held back. Discussing an incident in which a woman died of complications related to starvation she experienced while committed to the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex, Walker and his aides communicated with one another about how to keep developments in the tragic story under wraps until after the 2010 gubernatorial election.
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The callous conversations were summed up by an e-mail in which one of the aides, Kelly Rindfleisch, announced that "no one cares about crazy people."
Hubert Humphrey once said, "The moral test of government is how that government treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; and those who are in shadows of life, the sick, the needy, and the handicapped."
There is great truth in that statement, as there is in Scott Walker's suggestion that "governors should be defined not just by what they do and say, but who they surround themselves with."
Read Next: Nichols on what Chris Christie and Scott Walker have in common
Missouri is scheduled to put a man to death early Wednesday using a lethal drug procured from an unnamed compounding pharmacy, setting up the fourth execution in the state since November, the Associated Press reports.
Michael Taylor, 47, was convicted of kidnapping, raping and murdering a 15-year-old girl in 1989. He will be executed at 12:01 am if his attorneys' last-ditch efforts for a reprieve prove unsuccessful. Per the AP:
Taylor's attorneys have questioned Missouri's use of an unnamed compounding pharmacy to provide the pentobarbital for his execution. They have also raised concerns that the state executes men before appeals are complete, and claim Taylor's original trial attorney was so overworked that she encouraged him to plead guilty to lessen her own workload.
Last week, an Oklahoma-based pharmacy agreed in a settlement to not provide pentobarbital for Taylor's execution. As a result, the state obtained the drug from another pharmacy, but refused to give its name. Attorneys argue that hiding the supplier's identity could cause Taylor pain, amounting to cruel and unusual punishment, since we don't know anything about the pharmacy's "track record."
Missouri law protects the identity of suppliers that provide death penalty drugs to the state's Department of Corrections. The ACLU challenged that law last year, when it was used to hide the supplier of the lethal drug propofol, Missouri's official execution drug before the state switched to pentobarbital. Reports revealed that the state obtained propofol from an unauthorized dealer.
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Tony Rothert, Legal Director for the ACLU of Missouri, said the state is probably hiding the identity of its pentobarbital supplier for the same reason.
"The reason that Missouri is trying to keep it a secret is because the state knows that it's not being done lawfully," Rothert told The Nation. "We don't believe that wanting to carry out an execution is a sufficient justification for the state of Missouri to be abetting the violation of federal drug laws."
Missouri currently has one more execution scheduled for this year. According to AP, that puts the state on track for a record number in 2014.
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Fancy a side of irony with your corporate hypocrisy? Last night on MSNBC, Nation Editor-at-Large Chris Hayes profiled ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, a vocal proponent of hydraulic fracking, who is suing to prevent the construction of a water tower near his eighty-three-acre, $5 million horse ranch in Bartonville, Texas. The purpose of the tower? Storing water for fracking. Tillerson and his super-wealthy neighbors are concerned, the lawsuit states, that the fracking tower might "devalue their properties and adversely impact the rural lifestyle they sought to enjoy." As Hayes put it, "Rex Tillerson is leading the fracking revolution, just not in his backyard."
—Sam Adler-Bell
Speaking on PBS NewsHour following President Yanukovych's flight from Kiev, Nation contributing editor Stephen Cohen urged the US to promote "a stable and united Ukraine, at peace with itself and not trapped in an either or proposition between Russia and Europe." There's a serious threat, Cohen warned, that Ukraine will split between two governments, one led by the EU-leaning protesters in Kiev and another headed by a Russia-leaning Yanukovych government in the country's east. What's more, the upheaval could stoke Putin's fears that Western-allied forces might try to destabilize Russia, prompting the Russian president to crack down harder on dissenters within his own country.
—Justine Drennan
When Obama first came to office, he signed an executive order that was intended to curtail the power of lobbyists in his administration. But the order didn't actually make lobbying go away, it only sent it underground. Now, a deregistered, shadow lobby industry is booming, and money spent on lobbying in DC enjoys a 22,000% return on investment. The Nation's Lee Fang joined The New York Times's Nicholas Confessore on MSNBC's Now with Alex Wagner to discuss these trends and the revelations from Fang's Nation feature Where Have All the Lobbyists Gone?
—Simon Davis-Cohen
The fight for LGBT equality has experienced some stark highs and lows recently. Attorney General Eric Holder called LGBT rights one of the central civil rights fights of our time, even as Arizon's legislature passed a bill that allows businesses to discriminate against members of the LGBT community, using religious convictions as justification. Nation contributing writer Ari Berman appeared on MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry show to discuss how LGBT rights fit in to the larger civil rights struggle. According to Berman, the success of movements like North Carolina's Moral Mondays depends upon strong coalition-building. Berman attributed the strong turnout of a recent Moral Mondays rally to the fact that "so many different causes were represented." The groups behind those causes, which include LGBT, immigrant and traditional civil rights organizations, are "all fighting in a shared struggle."
—Corinne Grinapol
Editor's Note: Each week we cross-post an excerpt from Katrina vanden Heuvel's column at the WashingtonPost.com. Read the full text of Katrina's column here.
Stop me if you've heard this one before: an archaic Senate policy is being used by a shameless Republican minority to obstruct the will of the president—and the people he was elected to represent.
You'd be forgiven for thinking I was referring to the filibuster, which has been the Republicans' most effective and least democratic method of thwarting the will of the majority.
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But no, this is another, more obscure and arguably more ridiculous procedural weapon called a "blue slip." First instituted in 1917, the blue slip process has allowed individual senators to effectively veto a nominee for a circuit court judgeship who hails from their own state. This privilege has been used sparingly by some Judiciary Committee chairmen and more regularly by others. But in recent months, it has been taken to the extreme.
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The Sochi Olympics, which began with the hashtag #sochiproblems, ended with Russia winning the medal count and enjoying a dose of national pride and international prestige. But now the authorities will be left to figure out what to do with 206 stadiums and assorted buildings, and residents will have to deal with the "Olympic legacy," whether that's a highway built through their yard, bulldozed homes or environmental damage in the 8,700 acres of the Sochi National Park that have been affected.
The Russian government's promise of a "Zero Waste Games" has already been discredited, and now its compensation efforts are also proving to "have only a minor effect compared to the environmental damage," as the United Nations Environmental Programme predicted after reviewing the Sochi Olympic project in 2008. In one tragicomic example, after Russian Railways planted 55,000 compensatory trees and rare plants, more than half of them died from improper planting techniques and a complete lack of care, Russia's state environmental watchdog found.
Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak's recent claim that Sochi's air and water have become cleaner doesn't seem to apply to the Mzymta River, which has been polluted by chemicals and debris to the point that endangered Atlantic salmon no longer spawn here, WWF Russia head Igor Chestin wrote in a recent article. These salmon are just one among many animals suffering from habitat destruction, including red deer, wild boar, bears and ibex.
But the epitome of miscarried compensation has to be the Ornithological Park that Russia promised in its Olympic application to ameliorate damage to the Imeretinskaya lowland. Once designated one of the world's "Important Bird Areas" by BirdLife International, the lowland was filled in with gravel to create space for the coastal cluster of Olympic venues.
The park was originally planned as a contiguous 740-acre territory (scientists had recommended 2,000 acres) to preserve the lowland's lakes as a wintering place for up to sixty-five species of birds—peregrine falcons, Dalmation pelicans and pygmy cormorants among them—and a habitat for protected plants. But it was eventually spread out over fourteen chunks of swampland, drainage ponds and abandoned farmland. The Russian Bird Preservation Union opposed the park as far back as 2009 on the grounds that it would "not meet the biological needs of birds" and would include "only an insignificant part of the territory that has been important so far for preserving birds."
On a cloudy afternoon last week, about a dozen geese could be spotted in one section of the park that has been covered with lawn and criss-crossed with walking paths, benches and palm trees (several parts of the reserve are now planned to double as public parks). Another section of the park located right next to the Olympic Village, though, was full of trash, wimpy trees and power boxes, and there wasn't a bird in sight.
According to park employee Sergei, who declined to give his last name, shrubs have been planted so birds can feed. He said "a lot of nature has been preserved," but also admitted that "nature and the Olympics can't be compatible." The Ornithological Park can restore some bird life in the Imeretinskaya lowland, he said, although "not in the same amount" as in years past.
"It's hard to say how much it will compensate, but hope dies last," he said, using a common Russian expression.
But the president of the Russian Bird Union recently called the park a "profanation." It doesn't look like it will even come close to restoring this migration spot, since two-thirds of the park territory is located outside the lowland, where "there aren't reservoirs suitable for water fowl to winter," the Environmental Watch on the North Caucasus concluded in a recent sweeping report on environmental destruction related to the Games.
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Meanwhile, the environmentalists who have reported on travesties like the Ornithological Park continue to face pressure from law enforcement after Yevgeny Vitishko was imprisoned in what human rights advocates called retribution for his Olympics-related activism. Environmental Watch member Olga Noskovets and activist David Khakim, who attempted to picket for Vitishko outside Sochi city hall last week, were detained on the last day of the Olympics as they each arrived at a transport stop where they had agreed to meet. Environmental Watch has long feared that activists will face an even tougher crack down when the international media leave Sochi.
Previously, Noskovets was detained for three hours at the Russian-Abkhazian border, she said. "You understand you're in some database, a blacklist," she told The Nation in December.
The two activists face fifteen days in jail for allegedly resisting police, charges they deny.
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Today marks one of the most momentous nights in 1960s history. No, not another Beatles performance on Ed Sullivan but young Cassius Clay (already one of my boyhood heroes) whipping aging bad man Sonny Liston to take the heavyweight crown in a huge upset—paving the way for his decades at the forefront of American sports and culture and politics.
Yes, the Beatles visited him earlier in his training camp in Miami Beach for a much-publicized photo op. But the most amazing meeting was the coming together, in a modest hotel in a black neighborhood back in Miami after the fight—starring new heavyweight champ Clay, Malcolm X, Jim Brown (the greatest football player ever and Sam Cooke (possibly the finest singer of our time). Now that's a line-up that tops even the Fab Four. Also in attendance: a certain undercover FBI agent.
Clay was about to announce his membership in the "black Muslims" and get a name change. Malcolm was about to get kicked out of that faith, despite (or partly because of) his friendship with Clay, and then make his epic trip to Mecca. Brown was getting more and more outspoken on race. And Sam Cooke was about to record a single with Ali—and write "A Change Gonna Come." Within a little more than a year, Cooke and Malcolm would be dead.
But on that night, as Peter Guralnick writes:
They sat in Malcolm's room with Osman Karriem and various Muslim ministers and supporters, eating vanilla ice cream and offering up thanks to Allah for Cassius' victory, as an undercover FBI informant took note of this apparent nexus between the Nation of Islam and prominent members of the sports and entertainment industries. Sam was uncharacteristically quiet, taking in the magnificent multiplicity of the moment. To him, Cassius was not just a great entertainer but a kindred soul. He had made beating Liston look easy, and Sam was convinced he would beat him again. Because, armed with an analytic intelligence, he had made him afraid.
Jim Brown, an outspoken militant himself, though not a member of the Nation, appeared to veteran black sports reporter Brad Pye Jr. to be more elated over Clay's achievement than any of his own. "Well, Brown," said Malcolm with a mixture of seriousness and jocularity, "don't you think it's time for this young man to stop spouting off and get serious?"
That is exactly what Cassius did at a pair of press conferences he held in the two days following the fight. He was a Muslim, he said. "There are seven hundred fifty million people all over the world who believe in it, and I'm one of them." He wasn't a Christian. How could he be, "when I see all the colored people fighting for forced integration get blowed up… . I'm the heavyweight champion, but right now, there are some neighborhoods I can't move into….
I'm going to add to this story over the next hour. For now, let me direct you to this lengthy excerpt from Guralnick's excellent biography of Cooke, which covers that night and the aftermath.
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And here's a clip from the opening of the Hollywood film Ali, with Will Smith in the starring role and a Sam Cooke character singing in a Miami nightclub that week—which actually happened and was immortalized on one of the great live albums ever, Live at the Harlem Club. Below that, the scene in the ring that night as Ali welcomes Cooke to his celebration. Finally, a clip of Malcolm talking with and about Ali in the aftermath.
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Drezner, T. and Drezner, Z. and Salhi, S. (2006) A multi-objective heuristic approach for the casualty collection points location problem. Journal of the Operational Research Society, 57 (6). pp. 727-734. ISSN 0160-5682. (The full text of this publication is not available from this repository)
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In this paper, we formulate the casualty collection points (CCPs) location problem as a multi-objective model. We propose a minimax regret multi-objective (MRMO) formulation that follows the idea of the minimax regret concept in decision analysis. The proposed multi-objective model is to minimize the maximum per cent deviation of individual objectives from their best possible objective function value. This new multi-objective formulation can be used in other multi-objective models as well. Our specific CCP model consists of five objectives. A descent heuristic and a tabu search procedure are proposed for its solution. The procedure is illustrated on Orange County, California.
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Uncontrolled keywords: | multi-objective; casualty collection points; facility location; heuristics |
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Depositing User: | Said Salhi |
Date Deposited: | 17 Sep 2008 11:45 |
Last Modified: | 20 May 2011 23:28 |
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Location | Salaspils, Latvia |
Introduction | I received my BA degree (1996) in political science from the University of Tartu. Graduated with a MA degree (1997) in European Studies from the Central European University. From 1998 - 2000 directed the Baltic chapter of the non profit Civic Education Project. Received my DEA from the Graduate Institute of International Studies in 2003, and continued my work at the College du Leman until 2005. In 2005 I resumed my lectureship at RSU, and free lance journalist´s travails in the Estonian Broadcasting Corporation. From 2005-2009 I was elected into the Salaspils Town Council, and since 2006 I am continuing doctoral studies at the University of Helsinki. HAPPY MOMENT in my life arrived in 2008, when I married my wife Gaye Spolitis! The aftermath of the October 2010 elections in Latvia brought changes in my career and I was offered to become parliamentary secretary of the Latvian Minister of Defense. After dissolution of the parliament and call for emergency elections I have decided to run for the Latvian parliament now. |
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TheMadScientist - 7:34 pm on Mar 2, 2010 (gmt 0)
This post is my opinion only, so Do Your Own Due Diligence before use or saying I told you how to do this to make sure it's not something you could have any issues using, and no, you cannot patent one of the possible work-arounds I've posted because I'm providing the instruction on how to do it, so I would have to be the one filing the patent application and I don't have time today... LOL.
Claim 1 Emphasis Mine.
A method for displaying a news feed in a social network environment, the method comprising:
monitoring a plurality of activities in a social network environment;
monitoring the plurality of activities in a database;
generating a plurality of news items regarding one or more of the activities, wherein one or more of the news items is for presentation to one or more viewing users and relates to an activity that was performed by another user;
attaching a link associated with at least one of the activities of another user to at least one of the plurality of news items where the link enables a viewing user to participate in the same activity as the another user;
limiting access to the plurality of news items to a set of viewing users;
and displaying a news feed comprising two or more of the plurality of news items to at least one viewing user of the predetermined set of viewing users.
You just can't do it exactly like they do, so here are some possible work-arounds to Claim 1:
1.) Do not attach the link to the News Item, but rather dynamically create the link and allow the user to attach it through the use of a check-box or other method of user entry, which may or may not include the use of a specific button or simply allowing the user to copy and paste the link into the text.
Options could include, but are not limited to: A check-box, a radio button, two submit buttons where one is marked 'link' and the other is marked 'don't link' or some other method providing a similar effect allowing user control.
(Possibly set to a default by the user in their control panel.)
2.) Attach a link which is not directly to the activity the News Item is about, but rather to a 'user-activity' overview page, area on a page, or similar, where the activities may or may not be sorted based on most recently used, most popular or some other sensible, usable order, or even displayed randomly or in an unsorted order.
The link attached does not directly allow participation in the activity, but rather allows the user to see the activities another user participates, or participated, in either regularly or irregularly and the link on the activities page or section of a page allows participation.
Any indirect method of linking should be considered as an alternative to directly linking to the activity.
3.) Do not dynamically generate news items, but rather allow users to designate an item as news at the time of publication, through the use of a check-box or other method of user entry, which may or may not include the use of a specific button, where one could be titled 'news' and another 'not news' or something providing a similar effect allowing user control.
Options could include, but are not limited to: A check-box, a radio button, two submit buttons where one is marked 'news' and the other is marked 'not news' or something to a similar effect.
* Do people seriously think the Internet is dead because sites may have to use two buttons and let their users determine what news should be published or linked to an activity rather than a site deciding for them? Users might even like the added control...


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You correctly say: "While some studies do show a negative effect, there are others that show a positive effect, and the majority show no significant difference.", and in support, you cite "sexul effects of circumcision" in Wiki. However, if you bothered to read the Wiki studies, you would find that about 90% of the males researched in those studies elected circumcision in response to a foreskin problem or complaint (most commonly phimosis). So how are these men's testimonials relevant to the issue of newborn or infant circumcision, which removes NORMAL, HEALTHY foreskin?!
Removing painful foreskin (e.g. phimosis) may well improve sex by at least making it bearable, but it will give no indication as to the effect of non-therapeutic circumcision.
In reality, those Wiki study results are terrible for circumcision, for in spite of being CORRECTIVE (therapeutic) circumcisions, in most cases the men reported no improvement. If a corrective operation does not result in significant improvement, the result is surely poor. In any case, they are irrelevant to newborn circumcisions.


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The 'finest fighting' medal takes £115,000 at Spink 05 August 2013 A medal given to a remarkable sailor who was given the honour of conveying Napoleon to exile in Elba in 1813 as a reward for his daring exploits in the Royal Navy has made a record price. Auction Reports
Cast of Napoleon's death mask takes £140,000 25 June 2013 He may have conquered much of Europe, but time waits for no man, as Napoleon found out on May 5, 1821. Auction Reports
Seat of power – where Wellington stood to watch Napoleon's defeat 30 January 2012 AT Waterloo, Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) is supposed to have directed the battle from a position near the crossroads of the Brussels and Ohain roads.
The man who kept Victory on course at Trafalgar 18 October 2011 A SILVER medal awarded to the Master of Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship HMS Victory, who was at the ship's helm throughout the Battle of Trafalgar is to be sold by Nantwich, Cheshire, auctioneers Peter Wilson.
Not a flying saucer… but not far off 31 August 2010 IT looks like a flying saucer, and to those viewing it on the monastery wall in Verona where it had hung since the Middle Ages, it can have had hardly less of an impact.
Gallic prisoners' slice of history at £10,000 09 February 2009 Prisoner-of-war work is the name given to intricately crafted small objects created from carved bone or wood and straw marquetry by captured French prisoners languishing in the hulks and other jails during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars.
The key differences for Nelson vinaigrettes 13 December 2008 Recently sold at auction, three examples of the well-known Nelson memorial vinaigrette made by Matthew Linwood of Birmingham in 1805 sold for markedly different prices – and for good reason. Auction Reports
Diary from ordinary seaman takes $110,000 26 August 2008 A DIARY kept by a sailor in Nelson's navy was offered for sale in a US auction earlier this month. Given that diaries kept by ordinary sailors are exceptionally rare, there was huge interest in this visually striking document from both sides of the Atlantic with institutions, the trade and private collectors vying for the journal.
Vessel sails onward in Salisbury 02 February 2008 SILVER sales at the Woolley and Wallis' Castle Street Salerooms – that last year totalled an impressive £1.9m – are tailored to catch the prevailing winds of the marketplace. Auction Reports
Trafalgar touch gives Pompey £82,000 appeal 09 June 2004 WITH the bicentenary of the Battle of Trafalgar beckoning next year, and market-fresh, unrestored marine pictures in ever-dwindling supply, it was hardly surprising to see this exceptionally well-preserved Panorama of Portsmouth Harbour, right, by Thomas Elliott (fl. 1790-1800) inspire intense, multiple-estimate bidding at Christie's South Kensington's (19.5/12% buyer's premium) May 26 Maritime Sale.


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CPM Scoops Two Awards at the 2012 Irish Sales Awards for the Second Year Running
June 25th, 2012 | Posted by in recruitmentCPM Scoops Two Awards at the 2012 Irish Sales Awards for the Second Year Running
CPM, Ireland's leading field sales company, have scooped not one but two prestigious awards at the Irish Sales Awards that were held last week at Dublin's Guinness Store House. The awards highlight some of Irelands greatest sales people within the areas of telesales, retail sales and field sales across a range of industry sectors throughout Ireland. The Awards were presented to outstanding individuals and teams in companies across the industry in 12 different categories, including the prestigious Champion Field Sales Manager 2012 and Best Sales Support Technology which CPM have won for the second year running.
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Commenting on the wins Alan Peyton, Managing Director of CPM said 'We are absolutely thrilled to have been nominated, but to win again for the second year running, is fantastic for CPM and all the team. Our aim is to motivate and encourage our employees to excel as much as they can and winning these awards has recognised the talent, ambition and drive of some of the top performers in the field and we are delighted to have them here at CPM. Technology is also vital to our business, and we are constantly striving to be at the leading edge and ensuring we represent our clients in a progressive, efficient and professional manner and for this to be recognised in winning the award is testament to CPM'
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Re: ALTERNATOR PROBS.. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sun, 03 Dec 2000 14:16:39 -0800 From: phil <phil ableofficemachines.com> Subject: ALTERNATOR PROBS.. have a 302 with a 135amp ford alternator "3g ?" it has been removed from vehicle and tested twice.. once - all ok puts out 135A 2nd time after 10 min of charging it "appears" to short.. While driving at 2000 rpm or better it starts to pull power from both optimas FAST causing a massive power loss from both batterys. If i am not running engine (turned off) both optimas can provide power to all lights and access. for some time... When charging it does to 14V if the alt. is cold.. and engine is at idle.. While driving at 2000-4000 rpm .. after 10-15 min..the voltage drops to 10v then 8V then electronic ign. dies... at a "idle" it starts recharging again.. after sitting for 20 min with no lights on the batterys come back up to 10v and i can drive a bit again.. This alt. is a bit over 1 yr old . it is internally regulated- this fault has only occured after a drive down the freeway 2 weeks ago.. no wiring has been changed. The alternator is hot to touch as well as the coil... The coil and ballast resistor were replaced with identical units. to see if that was causing the fault.. it is not. One possability is a fault caused "alternator phasing" where at a certain speed the alternator has turned into a motor while the engine rotates it.. causing it to suck all the power it can.. - I have nver heard of this ?????? phil ------------------------------ From: FLR150 aol.com Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2000 22:28:02 EST Subject: Re: ALTERNATOR PROBS.. Phil, What year is this on? On the older models, they put a fusible link in the wire between the alternator and the battery or starter solenoid. This was a cause for an alt failure like you described on my early 80's model stang. Pulled the fusible link wire, and put a large gauge wire from the alt to the battery with car audio quality terminals, and also did the same on the one from the solenoid to the starter. Never had a problem until I totaled it. Better to be a racer for a moment, than a spectator for a lifetime Later, Wayne Foy 94 Flareside SC NLOC #484 2000 #4 Top Truck 1999 #2 Top Truck Atlanta GA http://www.ford-trucks.com//lc/lc.php?action=do&link=http://members.aol.com/flr150/index.html ICQ#58060858 ------------------------------ From: "Hogan, Tom (Portland)" <Tom.Hogan kla-tencor.com> Subject: Re: What do I need? Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2000 05:03:07 -0800 <snip> > I have unsubscribed from the mailing lists for a while (except this > one) but there is a man named Dave Williams on the Fordnatics > list that > can help you out. He just built up a 400M for a Pantera that you > wouldn't believe. Go to www.listquest.com and check out the > Fordnatics > archives for one of his posts. 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Welcome to the WhereParentsTalk.com Blog!
As a parent, there is always something new to learn with every age and stage. That's why we started The WhereParentsTalk Company to create exceptional how-to DVDs, gifts and other products that parents can use as learning and reference tools during those tough times. Our award-winning DVDs combine expert advice, demonstrations and lots of mom-tested tips from company founders Lianne and Andrea, both moms as well as broadcasters. Here is where we'll post company updates, sneak peaks, and more exciting tid-bits!
Posted May 5, 2010
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It is now official. The disclaimer is now not just relegated to G movies and above, various cartoons, the first 6 minutes of most newscasts, the last 2 minutes of most sportscasts, billboards, the internet, and other things I'm sure I've forgotten.
We have now officially added the front page of the newspaper to our list of things to keep out of reach of children (under 12). How ridiculous. My husband and I are news junkies. We cannot start the day without reading the newspaper from almost cover to cover. As a result of watching us over the years, our three children have followed suit. We are always wary of the front section of the newspaper and the litany of murders, sexual assaults, adultery, fraud and various other vices contained therein.
But when the headline of the paper reads, in size 28 font, something so crude that I will not repeat it here, we were both floored and disgusted. So now, we get to review the main section of the paper daily - quickly and hide whatever sections are not appropriate for children. Kids do not need to read this kind of stuff. We understand newspapers are struggling to be relevant in an increasingly online world, but show some sensitivity for goodness sake.
It further erodes the goal of getting kids to read – letting them read what they enjoy – which might just happen to be the newspaper. Why can't we show some discretion in what is being printed, or at least save it for the last section of the last page. Whatever happened to childhood innocence – and trying to preserve at least some of that?
We started scanning the paper this morning, trying to recover from yesterday's horror. Something else to add to that endless list of parenting duties.
Posted May 3, 2010
by Lianne Castelino www.whereparentstalk.com
I had the pleasure of attending the 12 Annual Babytime Show at the International Centre in Toronto over the weekend. Crazy weekend family schedules being what they are, I spent just over an hour at the Show.
Wow - what an incredibly busy place! Strollers, pregnant bellies, toddlers, new products, massive signs, huge displays, tons of music, food, and the perhaps the main reason for the show, outside of stellar organization ---- passionate entrepreneurs.
There are moms, dads, and non-parent types all over the place whose creative juices or just plain need have led to incredibly innovative, practical, fun and educational or both - "I wish I had thought of that" products. Kudos to them! Hope they have tons and tons of success!
If there is one thing you can be sure of, speaking from more than seven years of experience, being an entrepreneur is an absolute labour of love and IT IS NOT FOR EVERYONE. You learn a lot about yourself, your limits, your motivation and desire. You learn tons about humanity, how to deal with rejection and frustration. You learn how to persevere when you hear the words, "No thanks," more times than the word "Yes, that sounds great, let's draw up a contract and move it forward." You learn new ways to open doors when they are constantly closed in your face. You learn how to celebrate the small victories, and lay the foundation for the larger wins that may or may never come.
In short, being an entrepreneur is a marathon and not a sprint.
If you survive all the tests, then you will also learn that being an entrepreneur is exhilarating, rewarding, motivating. It is for the independent spirit, the dreamer, the optimist, the forward-thinker and the learning addict. It is for the creative at heart and the pragmatic, after all necessity is the mother of invention, they say! Being an entrepreneur is for those who may want to create a different schedule, be the masters of their own domain, enjoy a consistent adrenaline rush, and look at the world slightly differently than many others.
The emotional roller coaster of entrepreneurism is riveting, exhausting and absolutely worth it! Hard work always pays off - so the saying goes. No where is that more evident than deciding to go into business for yourself.
Our own labour or love, Where Parents Talk.com, a Division of Liandrea Productions Inc., has been all of the above and more. I have learned so much, come out of myself, pushed my personal boundaries, learned tons of about myself, my family, life and who my friends are.
For those new small business owners just starting out - welcome to the club, savour even good and bad moment. It is a process and for the most part there are no shortcuts. A no in the morning could turn into a yes at lunch - that's the way it goes! For those who are veterans of the entrepreneurial world - congratulations!
If you are a rookie or a grizzled veteran entrepreneur - KEEP GOING. Fear regret more than failure. Push the envelope. Celebrate all the victories - big and small. Delegrate. Negotiate. Pace yourself. It is JUST SO WORTH IT in the end!
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Posted May 2, 2010
by Andrea Howick www.whereparentstalk.com
The other morning, I had loaded all the kids into the car for school. It must have been around 8:00 am. My husband had forgotten something in the car, so I rolled down the window and he poked his head in. "Whoa! It smells like the beach in here! You guys all on vacation?" No, dear, we're not on vacation - but that's a topic for anther day.
The reason for his reaction was the overpowering smell of sunscreen in the car. I had slathered all the kids before heading off to school. I think like many moms today, I am completely sun-phobic. Don't get me wrong - it doesn't stop us from doing anything. On the contrary, we are out from dawn till dusk on nice spring weekends and summer days. All the more reason for the layers and layers of sun protection, hats and those SPF 50 t-shirts my kids wear.
The Canadian Dermatology Association's website has a ton of information about protecting kids. Consider this:
"Much of our lifetime sun exposure occurs before the age of 18, so protecting your children from the sun will go a long way in helping prevent skin cancer later on in their lives. While the majority of adults are working indoors in the summer, children and teens are often exposed to the sun for extended periods. "
And here's the category my kids fall into:
Some children face a higher risk than others. Children with fair skin, who usually burn and do not easily tan when out in the sun, have a higher risk of developing skin cancer later in life. Kids with blond or red hair, freckles or many moles, also fall into this high risk group. Parents should pay special attention to sun protection for these children."
I mean one look at that white skin and strawberry blonde hair, and it's all I can do not to re-apply every 30 minutes! The website goes on to remind parents that even cloudy days can be dangerous as the sun's rays can penetrate most cloud cover. It also reminds us that even school recess is an opportunity for harmful rays to penetrate.
I admit that all this worrying about the sun's harmful rays can put a serious dent in a girl's wallet. I am sure there are plenty of good drugstore brands, but I am hooked on a natural product called Keys
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I need this made into an oil painting and then I'm going to hang it over my fire place.
I would do straight up terrible things to own that jacket.
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The sportscaster recapping this Jays/Marlins game just quoted Will Smith's Miami in complete monotone like it was a totally normal thing that people do sometimes.
party in the city
where the heat is on
all night on the beach
'till the break of dawn
Jays lost today
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Keep in mind that im only 15 years old ladies
We're mad because you're a cis male trying to apply your oppressive stance to people. You will never have that choice.
Also, I'm going to call you an asshole, and I'm 18. Your age doesn't matter.
Because you are an asshole, it's that easy, if you want to avoid that, stop being one!
Yay, not being an asshole is pretty easy!
Moment of silence for this kid who will never recover from the trauma he experienced when a woman was mean to him.
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05.28.12 @ 18:55 | 90 notes | Permalink |
My favourite part about posts with this much blatant body shaming/slut shaming/objectification/sexism is when you get to trace it back through hundreds of notes attached to blogs with "WHY AM I SINGLE?" posts. Gosh, what a mystery! At least you all look super cool in those fedoras.
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Great, how serial rapists and sexual assault savants are made.
This is why my mother has made it clear to the boys in our family that this shit is unacceptable from day one. You can't let them exhibit this kind of behavior under the guise of "oh it's cute!' and "boys will be boys" and then expect them to listen to you about it when they're older.
Perfect example of rape culture right here. Little dude just can't take a fucking hint.
^ all of you, please be fucking kidding me. At the ages of these children, your statements would equal that of calling a dog a rapist for humping another dog. A child that is three years old does not have the cognitive ability to cooperate, share, or help other children. They simply are unable to see the viewpoints of another mind other than their own. They are unable to know how another person feels or thinks. They are just now learning colors, shapes, and the differences between night and day. Calling this kid a rapist-to-be or even trying to chastise their parents for enabling "rape culture" is sickening. Put your elitest bullshit away.
Saying this is a product of rape culture is equivalent to saying that a toddler hugging a cat a little too tight is animal abuse. Ya'll are idiots, they're fucking children.
I reblogged this a while ago when it had comments like "Yeah you show him!, teach him no means no!" etc on it, and it was cute because it was in an entirely silly, joking way. The last two comments on this are perfect. They are like 2, they don't have any concept of what personal space is or anything like that… they are toddlers.
I put a great deal of effort into ~scrolling on by~ posts that involve kids, because I have A LOT of "stop filming your kids doing dumb shit for the sake of entertainment" related feelings, but this one keeps popping up on my dash, so, whatever. My main issue with the commentary here is that yes, you're all right in saying that the cognitive capacity of a toddler is far from being able to completely understand empathetic thinking, and yes, they are predominately egocentric in their understanding of the world; however, by saying that they can't "cooperate, share, or help other children," you're taking a pretty big leap. It's really all a matter of how advanced their EI is, but an actual developmental milestone for children (mostly starting around age 3) is showing concern for and trying to comfort peers when they're hurt or distressed.
Toddlers might not understand "personal space" in the same way that we do, but they clearly understand physical discomfort. Unfortunately, that child can't exactly verbalize that she doesn't like what's going on. All she can do is push. You know who can intervene though? The adult filming it.
Also, you know, let's bring this whole thing back around to rape culture, because that's what most of the commentary on this post addresses. You know what actually lowers the probability of childhood sexual abuse? Teaching children about good touches vs. bad touches, the concept of personal space/personal bubbles, and that it's perfectly normal to feel uncomfortable when someone invades that bubble. Additionally, defining and addressing the entire concept of body autonomy and "bad touches" with kids when they're young means they're more likely to disclose and talk openly about all forms of abuse if anything does happen at any point in their lives.
And that concludes this Shit No One Cares About post.
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Spooky puns are just too much for me to handle with any kind of composure.
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Romantic Comedies; where, against all the odds, two thin straight heterosexual cisgender white people manage to fuck each other.
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Haaaaaave mercy.
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HEY, someone asked me to do that accent challenge thing forever ago, and I finally did it, so, whatever. If you've ever wanted to look at my face for four minutes while I talk about nothing important, now you can (you should also probably question your priorities)! It was worth it just for that attractive thumbnail though.
*My answer to the wizard/vampire question is dedicated to Leah, Zani, and Cloe.
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there is a loneliness in this world so great
that you can see it in the slow movement of
the hands of a clockpeople so tired
either by love or no love.people just are not good to each other
one on one.
(via existential-wilderness)
04.22.12 @ 15:42 | 42 notes | Permalink |
Tomorrow is my last official day working at the shelter. I assumed leaving was going to be fairly easy/normal, but we all got together today and they said a bunch of really nice things about me, which made me realize how odd it is that suddenly I'm not really going to be part of their lives anymore. I cope with real feelings by doing things for other people though, so, now this is happening.
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The Yeti Wears Prada
The Abominable Snowman applies to be an editorial assistant at Vogue.
Dear Sir or Madam:
I am writing this letter of reference on behalf of Tulpa Sngrgrgrrrrll. Although you may know him better as "The Abominable Snowman," let me begin by assuring you that there is nothing at all abominable about his work ethic. He will make an excellent editorial assistant at Vogue.
I have known Tulpa for many years in my official capacity as a cryptozoological researcher. I have watched him. I have studied him. And, yes, I have hunted him. But what I found hanging upside-down in my snare trap wasn't some sort of monstrous missing link. What I found was a hardworking go-getter with a big heart, although I believe that heart originally belonged to the missing mountaineer Sir Basil Heathersmoor.
Tulpa has proven himself to be exceptionally detail-oriented, especially when the details involve stripping every last morsel of flesh from a carcass. I'm sure he would be equally proficient at "picking apart" the latest fall fashions. He has a great eye for design, as evidenced by the artful arrangement of bones in his tastefully blood-smeared cave. And ever since he came across a copy of your magazine on the body of my research assistant, the late Horace Mapleham, it's been impossible to pry either it or Horace's body away from him.
You're probably thinking that he sounds too good to be true. Let me assure you that this applicant does exist, and that I have the excretory samples from the past 10 years to prove it. (See attached.)
I know more about this abominable snowman than any living cryptozoologist. My mentor Baxter Leatheringstone had several more years of research under his belt, but that was before Tulpa accidentally ate his head. Although, to be fair to Tulpa, the fur hat Baxter was wearing at the time looked a lot like a Langur monkey, which abominable snowmen consider a delicacy.
Although he excels at his current occupation, Tulpa is tired of being a snowman. The job market in the Himalayas is pretty dismal now that the yurt bubble has burst, and if he sticks around Tibet he's never going to achieve his dream of becoming an abominable snowmanaging-editor.
As you may have guessed, Tulpa can be gruff at first, and not just when you've intruded on his mating grounds. But underneath his matted-fur exterior is a teddy bear. Of course, underneath that teddy bear is a regular bear that can crush a human skull like a snowball, as he did to my Sherpa guide, Lobsang. I suggest you stop at the teddy bear layer.
Tulpa is a frighteningly quick learner, and during his several months of captivity, he proved himself to be quite engaged in his tasks, especially the time he surprised the entire expedition party by escaping from his cage and picking us off one by one until only I remained, huddled behind the frozen corpse of my backup Sherpa.
That charming anecdote just reminded me of another example of Tulpa's attention to detail: He noticed I was alive because of the water vapor condensing from my terrified breaths! And people skills? He could have thrown me down an icy chasm, but instead he accepted me as part of his family—although this was both a blessing and a curse, as abominable snowfathers often devour their abominable snowchildren.


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