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A visiting health expert has urged Australians to walk more, use the car less and by doing so improve not only their own health but that of the environment.
Professor Geof Rayner, who is an expert advisor to the Department of Health in England, and the UK partner of an EU-funded European-wide project examining the respective roles of food industry, made the call at a forum on public health at Deakin University's Alfred Deakin Institute, in Geelong. (November 24)
Professor Rayner believes Australians can set their own personal goals to improve their health and help reduce climate change.
"Obesity is effectively the climate change of public health," he said.
"It has crept up on us and we know it is dangerous but we are too afraid of looking too far into the future because it is frightening."
Professor Rayner said 50 years ago, the image of Australians was as a fit, sturdy population with plain, simple but healthy diets.
"As society changed shape, people changed shape," he said. "Australia, which once thought of itself as the sportiest country in the world, has an obesity problem.
"While the details of the story differ, the essentials are not so different from other societies world-wide.
"In the southern regions of Italy, once famous for the Mediterranean Diet, the majority of eight year old children are overweight.
"In Nairobi in Kenya, parents complain that teenagers only want to watch football on TV and hang around burger restaurants.
"In Mexico, the national story is not just the outbreak of drugs violence, but the burgeoning rates of child obesity."
Professor Rayner said the key to understanding population weight gain could be found in three interlocking societal transitions, to diet, to the physical environment and to culture.
"We are using up more and more fossil resources and why, so we can consume more," he said.
"Not only does the environment suffer, but so does our health. "People drive more now and walk less.
"I call that a metabolic transition, people are not doing what they used to do. Once upon a time you would walk or cycle to work.
"What we do doesn't have to be huge. If we set a goal for instance to reduce our car use by 10 per cent, we not only help ourselves but we help the environment."
Professor Rayner said people needed to move out of the culture of snacking.
"Ideally you would make schools vending free zones, and all children would know how to cook and know where food came from," he said.
"We eat too much meat and not enough fruit and vegetables."
Professor Rayner said the physical environment and cities did not encourage physical activity.
Professor Rayner said Australia was a microcosm of the planet. "You only have so many resources to sustain your population in reasonable comfort," he said. "When you export crops you are effectively exporting embedded water.
"We really need to rethink what you can do and don't take this thing called progress for granted, it is a double edged sword."
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The Fourth of July is not a holiday that I tend to think much about. Fireworks are pretty, but when set off in the alley behind my house both terrify the cats and make us fear that our garage is going to get set on fire. Flags, "The Star-Spangled Banner" and barbeque are all fine, but nothing that sets my heart aflame.
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In the period after World War II, as the ideological struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union intensified, the federal government became increasingly concerned about protecting scientific information. The Atomic Energy Act of 1946, for example, precluded public dissemination of most of the results of the Manhattan District Project or subsequent atomic research. The act, which was amended in 1954, included a "born secret" provision, meaning that all information about atomic energy was automatically classified at the moment of its creation. In 1950 President Truman issued an executive order that contained a vaguely defined standard for protecting national security as the rationale for classifying secret documents. This justification on the grounds of a need to protect national security has continued to the present day, although the definition of national security has been modified several times.
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Director: Georges Franju
Judex is a homage to the past in the form of a remake of Louis Feuillade's twelve episode serial of 1916. As an affectionate tribute to this forgotten genius whose films numbered about 550. Franju has reverently and meticulously recaptured the acting styles, costumes and flat, two dimensional sets of the twilight world of fifty years ago.
The basic concept of the story is a ruthless battle between two private armies—each master-minded by a leader of superhuman cunning, and Franju has juxtaposed these forces of Good and Evil, of Light and Darkness. The complicated plot becomes extremely involved with coincidence and improbability, straining credibility to the limit. But in the end. the wicked banker. Favraux. and the adventuress. Diana, are finally vanquished by Judex, a white Knight of legend, aided by his black-garbed followers and a beautiful acrobat, Daisy.
Franju made Judex between Therese Desqueroitx and Thomas the Impostor, both shown at earlier Festivals. Remaining remarkably faithful to the spirit of the original Judex of 1916, he carefully balances the elements of fantasy and primitive science fiction. To capture the style and spirit of an innocent age. Franju has relied on visual contrasts between black and white. This symbolism is superbly expressed by Marcel Fradetal's photography, creating the exactly right kind of magical, fairytale aura for the film.


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A heavily built quadrupedal herbivorous dinosaur of the Cretaceous period, armoured with bony plates.
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An all around EXCELLENT hotel
This is a one-of-a-kind hotel in many capacities. The lobby/reception area is unreal!!! Exposed brick, vaulted ceilings that stretch for over 5 floors, high-end restaurants and bars. The bar [Alibi...located on the ground floor] was jam packed on Friday night with a mainly young-hip crowd. They have some cool mug-shots of famous celebritys on the exposed brick walls, thus sticking to [and not in a corny way] the jail-house theme.
The staff is extremely knowledgeable and eager to help. Our bellman, Chris, went over all of the amenities that the hotel had to offer and reccomended an A+ lunch spot [Parrish Cafe on Boylston St.] and was eager to help.
The locations is great. RIght at the northern tip of Charles Street [literally a 5 minute walk to the heart of Beacon Hill and 10 minutes to the Commons]. There's a T-Stop right outside the hotel as well.
The rooms are great as well. Chaise lounge, plasma tv, very modern and spacious bathrooms with separate soaking tub and slate-walls in the shower. My ONLY slight complaint would be the bed. It was okay. I've slept in better/more comfortable beds at Sheraton's.
All-in-all, a great stay. I would certainly stay here again and loved every minute of it. If you want to stay in a hotel that's edgy and classy, then this is your best and only bet in Boston.
Chiudetemici dentro e buttate via la chiave!
Il "tema" ci � piaciuto! L'albergo � bellissimo e personale si � fatto davvero in quattro per noi. La colazione � eccellente! La vista che avevamo era la migliore della citt�. Di sicuro dir� a parenti e amici di venire a stare qui. Inoltre consiglier� ai miei amici del posto di provare il bar!
Lock me up and throw away the key!
loved the "theme!" the hotel was gorgeous, staff went above and beyond. Breakfast was excellent! Our view was the best in the city - definitely sending family/friends to stay. sending local friends to check out the bar!
Schließt mich ein und werft den Schlüssel weg!
Das "Motto" war klasse! Das Hotel war fantastisch. Die Angestellten scheuten keine M�he. Das Fr�hst�ck war vorz�glich! Unsere Aussicht war die Beste in der Stadt - werden auf jeden Fall Familie und Freunde hierher schicken, um hier zu �bernachten und Freunden aus der Gegend empfehlen, die Bar auszuprobieren.
Innovative, striking elegant rooms!
The Liberty has a bounty of service people who are supporting your stay and are most accommodating. The history of the hotel is so interesting; must say "not a bad place to be locked up"!
Charles Street Shopping, walk along Charles River, and just steps from Mass. General Hospital. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute, just wish I could stay longer.
Beverly Coholan, So. Dennis, MA
¡Las habitaciones son innovadoras y excepcionalmente elegantes!
El Liberty cuenta con un mont�n de gente de servicio que te asisten durante tu estancia y son de lo m�s servicial. La historia del hotel es muy interesante; �tengo que decir que "no es un mal sitio donde estar encerrado"!
Tienes las tiendas de Charles Street, puedes caminar por el r�o Charles, y te encuentras a unos pasos del Hospital General de Massachusetts. Disfrut� much�simo de cada minuto, tan solo me hubiera gustado quedarme m�s tiempo.
Beverly Coholan, Sur de Dennis, Massachusetts.
Jailhouse rocks!
We arrived a couple of days after opening so while service was still a work in progress, we were wowed by the old jailhouse atrium now the location of check-in and a small cocktail bar. Our room wasn't ready so we had lunch at the Clink restaurant. The speciality 'hot stone cooking' at your table was a bit of a challenge after a long haul flight but our scallops and sweet potato fries were delicious.
Our room was spacious and we loved the slate bathroom with Molton Brown freebies despite some plumbing problems (we were the 1st to stay in the room). One caveat when booking a room is that the hotel is right by the general hospital. Our 1st room overlooked the hospital's aircon units, we were moved to a room with a view of the huge 'Eye and Ear Hospital' sign and ER entrance but settled on another room with a view of the out patient dept. Not very romantic!
15 minute transfer from Logan Airport and easy walk down Charles Street to enjoy the Common and Back Bay so good location.
Un hotel nuevo que todavía no ha alcanzado "su momento"
Estuve en este hotel durante un viaje de negocios. Lo inauguraron 3 semanas antes de que yo llegase. Es un sitio sofisticado con todo lo que cabe esperar de un hotel nuevo que cuesta entre 300 y 600 d�lares la noche. Dispones de telefon�a IP que te dice c�mo est� el tiempo y esas cosas, pero son las cosas m�s b�sicas las que me estropearon la estancia. Lo b�sico es de lo que carec�a: no hab�a reloj alguno en la habitaci�n, no hab�a ni bloc ni bol�grafo, los tel�fonos eran m�s complicados que mi ordenador y no hab�a enchufes para los aparatos el�ctr�nicos. Lo del reloj y los enchufes es especialmente desconcertante teniendo en cuenta el entorno de alta tecnolog�a. Ah s�, y la primera noche de 21:00h a 22:30h estuvieron utilizando una taladradora fuera de mi habitaci�n. Dijeron que era cosa de la ciudad (parece ser que ya hab�a pasado antes) y que no pod�an hacer nada. A unas horas incre�bles, teniendo en cuenta el hospital que hay al lado. En mi opini�n es muy desconsiderado con el resto de la ciudad.
New Hotel not yet prime time
I stayed at this hotel as part of a business trip. They had their "soft opening" 3 weeks before my arrival. It's a fancy place with everything you would expect in a new $300-600/night hotel. VOIP phones that can tell you the weather and such, but it's the basic stuff that soured my stay. The basics that were lacking: no clock in the room, no pad and pen, phones that were more complicated than my computer, and no plugs for electronics. The clock and the plugs are particularly bafflingly given the high-tech surroundings. Oh yeah and a jackhammer ran outside my room from 9-10:30pm the first night. They said it was the city (it had happened before apparently) and there was nothing they could do. Amazing timing given the hospital next door. Thoughtless of the city IMO.
Absolutely Lovely (w/ teeny tiny growing pains)
We were looking for a hotel to stay in for a last minute trip to Boston w/ two days to plan. Everything was booked and even the 3 star hotels were going for $300+/night. Then I found the Liberty Hotel which used to be a jail (haha!). At $275 a night for a five star hotel - it was a steal!
Beautiful and well preserved building! The lobby area is an interesting mix of the old architecture and modern sleek deco. Not big on the installation btw. the escalators - but that's personal - I'd have preferred water and plants there. Our room was in the tower (not the jail, darn!) and the view was part Charles River and part into a hospital. Nicely furnished as you can see in the picture. There's also a very spacious bathroom w/ a large tub and shower. Man, if my NYC apt. can be like this!!! Love the Molten Brown bath products and the treats at the mini bar. (There's even something for the adults. ;) ) Love how the hotel only opened two nights ago so we were probably the first to be in that room!
Everyone from the check in/out process, bell hop, concierge and housekeeping staff were polite and were eager to help. The location is convenient - across the street from the T, a few blocks from the high ways and so close to most tourist attractions.
My super teeny grips are:
1. WiFi in public area - I was told by one person at front desk that there was wifi in the public area for free, only to find out later that it wasn't set up yet;
2. Turn down service - Consisted of throwing the blanket on bed A onto bed B and one of the robes on to bed A. Then turn down the down comforter on bed A but not B - er.. what's the point?
3. The noise from the T and construction - It wasn't bad but you'll notice it the first few minutes. I've heard far worse noise from NYC traffic; and lastly
4. The hotel car - this is a wonderful amenity. Please install GPS tracking as most car services have or give the driver a cellphone so the bell hop station would know where it is and what's the estimated time of returning to the hotel.
Overall it was a lovely experience. Despite having access to a private club in the area, I'd still consider returning to the lovely Liberty Hotel.
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"In solitude we are in the presence of mere matter (even the sky, the stars, the moon, trees in blossom), things of less value (perhaps) than a human spirit. Its value lies in the greater possibility of attention."
"I lived in solitude to be at one with oneself, to remove all external judgement, only now it's internal judgement of oneself and I talk to myself"
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Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University SOM
Graduation Date: 1965
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This was the cover art to the 300th mailing of the Fantasy Amateur Press Association aka FAPA, a small press organization started in 1938, I believe, by Donald A Wolheim and others to distribute early science fiction fanzines in quarterly bundles to all of its members. FAPA — once known as the Elephant's Graveyard for sf fans — is still coming out on schedule to this day. This artwork was used as a frontispiece, of sorts, to all the other zines assembled in that anniversary mailing.
Once again, this one was good for working on my computer coloring skills. It was based on a sketch from more than 10 years earlier that I had always liked, but never finished.


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Book Description:Merlyn Britannicus and Uther Pendragon---the Silver Bear and the Red Dragon---are the leaders of the Colony, lifeblood to the community from which will come the fabled Camulod.But soon their tranquillity is in ruins, Uther lies dead from treachery, and all that is left of the dream is the orphaned babe Arthur. Heir to the Colony of Camulod, born with Roman heritage as well as the blood of the Hibernians and the Celts, Arthur is the living incarnation of the sacred dream of his ancestors: independent survival in Britain amidst the ruins of the Roman Empire.When Arthur is adopted by Merlyn Britannicus, an enormous responsibility is placed on Merlyn's shoulders. Now he must prepare young Arthur to unify the clans of Britain and guard the mighty sword Excalibur.And, above all, Merlyn must see that Arthur survives to achieve the rest of his ancestors' dreams, in spite of the deadly threats rumbling from the Saxon Shore.
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Luke 7:21-22
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"Your faith has made you whole."
While faith may not heal all earthly disease, God still does perform miracles.
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