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"I provide Classic Five Element Acupuncture and proven ancient Herbal Medicine to help people live their lives with vitality. My patients come to Optimal Living Clinic because they want their lives back and are interested in natural treatment alternatives that can help them overcome health issues without drugs. I successfully treat a wide range of problems such as headaches, fatigue, irritability, insomnia, allergies, digestive issues, pain of any kind, and women's health issues. Call for a COMPLIMENTARY 30 Minute Consultation Today!
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"I have successfully helped many people with the following conditions: Allergies, (Environmental, Food etc) Sciatica, headaches, lower back pain, shoulder, neck pain, pain anywhere in the body, Hormone Balancing, Weight management, Sinus congestion, COPD, digestive issues, ringing in ears, Detox- Metal and Chemical, Gout, and sleep disturbances. I use Acupuncture, Applied Kinesiology, NAET - Allergy Elimination Technique, NRT - Nutrition Response Testing, Cupping, Eden Energy Medicine, Nutritional consultations, Herbs, Supplements, Homeopathics and the AcuGraph- measures your energy levels within your Acupuncture meridians. Lately, I have seen more profound and longer lasting results from my treatments with these supplements: HealingEnerchi.Buyygy.com.
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"I have seen ailments all over the charts and success the same. I work with professional athletes on a daily basis and see sport related injuries throughout the day. However i have a very successful fertility practice and work a great deal with depression and stress issues. I have treated and had success with cancer, parkinsons, strokes, alzheimers, m.s, neuralgia, allergies, a.d.d, a.d.h.d , depression, sciatica and the list goes on). You don't have to find your symptom on this list to trust that acpuncture may be the end you are looking for.
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"With my over 30 years clinical and teaching experience, I try to help as many people as I can. I care about every patient of mine and try my best to help my patients getting the best results, feel better sooner.I enjoy my every day work to see my patient get better health and better life.
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"I aim to help ordinary, everyday people be healthy. Community acupuncture enables me to do this. As an acupuncturist, I base my work on the age-old principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I have practiced and studied Asian medicine since 1998 and have additional certificates in Sotai, tuina, and Shiatsu. I work to hire and train outstanding acupuncturists here at Seminole Heights Community Acupuncture who provide care that makes a lasting difference in people's lives.
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Acupuncture is based on the concepts of oriental medicine or traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and is one of the oldest healing practices in the world. Tampa acupuncturists are health care professionals who evaluate and treat the many conditions, aches and pains that respond to acupuncture.
Acupuncturists insert very fine acupuncture needles into a number of trigger points on your body. The purpose of the needles is to stimulate acupuncture points or meridians. The needles do not inject any substance into your body and are so fine as to be virtually impossible to feel. In some cases, acupuncture may be accompanied by electrical stimulation or the burning of moxa, a form of heat therapy. Or use acupressure, where physical pressure is applied by hand or elbow to trigger points with the aim of clearing blockages in these meridians.
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The cool thing about poetry and yes, there's a cool thing about poetry, so you'd better un-arch that eyebrow is that you can be reading a poem and not get it and not get it, and then suddenly you really, truly get it and the moment of recognition is so startling it's like a truck has rushed past your house and made all the windows rattle.
Louise Glück is my favorite non-dead poet. She's spent 50 years obsessed with our differing capacities for love and joy, and our grasping, tentative stabs at understanding life, never mind death. Glück can be severe. But the flashes of beauty in her writing are more profound because they're clearly hard-won. In ''Vespers,'' from her Pulitzer-winning collection The Wild Iris, Glück wondered at the ''ecstatic'' way her husband gardened while she stood numbly by: ''sometimes I watch/from the porch near the upper garden until twilight makes/lamps of the first lilies: all this time,/peace never leaves him. But it rushes through me,/not as sustenance the flower holds/but like bright light through the bare tree.''
If this is the sort of thing that rattles your windows, you'll find Glück's collected works, Poems 1962--2012, to be unnervingly frank and resonant. The poet (whose last name rhymes with click rather than cluck) dislikes when people regard her writing as autobiographical. But she should have thought of that before she wrote her elegiac 1990 book Ararat, about an inert Long Island father affixed to the couch and a mother permanently wounded by the loss of a child. From such beginnings, Glück managed to extract just enough hope to mess with her head forever: ''in childhood, I thought/that pain meant/I was not loved. /It meant I loved.''
After Ararat, Glück devoted herself to book-length cycles, juxtaposing her own progress with fiercely reimagined myths, as well as microscopically attentive meditations on nature. (When she and her husband divorced, she imagined him savaging her own gardening skills in a poem: ''ostensibly/working hard while actually/doing the worst job possible.'') Glück used the myths partly because she wanted what she wrote about real life to feel timeless and universal. But for all their bleakness ''I am your future, here is your cargo of sorrow'' her poems have always been universal. And, for me, necessary. ''I wished for what I always wished for,'' she once wrote. ''I wished for another poem.'' And the best part is that when she gets a poem, she gives it to us. Poems 1962--2012: A
Come to me, said the world. I was standing
in my wool coat at a kind of bright portal
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long ago; it gives me considerable pleasure. Beauty
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death cannot harm me
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Red cabbage salad
By Caroline Hire
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 10 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 6
This vibrant salad with bacon and blue cheese has contrasting textures and flavours and is a fab way to use up leftovers
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- kcalories
- 225
- protein
- 12g
- carbs
- 12g
- fat
- 14g
- saturates
- 8g
- fibre
- 1.8g
- sugar
- 12g
- salt
- 1.7g
- 6 rashers unsmoked bacon, diced
- 200ml red wine vinegar
- 2 tbsp light soft brown sugar
- 1 small red cabbage, shredded
- handful sultanas
- 150g Stilton or other hard blue cheese, crumbled
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- Cook the bacon in a frying pan until crispy. You shouldn't need any oil as the fat will run from the bacon.
- Heat the vinegar in a large saucepan until just simmering. Tip in the sugar and stir to dissolve, then add the red cabbage. Cook for a further 3 – 5 minutes, tossing the cabbage through the vinegar.
- Spoon the cabbage into bowl, stir through the bacon, sultanas and season with black pepper and a little salt. Allow to cool.
- Toss in the blue cheese to serve.
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Despite the bad reviews I decided to try this to go with a rich roast pork dinner... it was just right. The key is to toss the red cabbage in the simmering vinegar for 3 mins ONLY and then drain off the vinegar thoroughly. I also added a diced braeburn apple and just a little mayonnaise tossed in before serving, and I used cubed feta cheese instead of blue cheese.


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Behind the Booklet: Bonus Canned Pumpkin Recipeby Andrea Albin in Food Network Magazine, In Season, October 2nd, 2013
Nothing signals the beginning of the holiday season more than pumpkins do, and just as they start showing up on front porches across the country, they make their way into our kitchens too. Of course it's possible to cook using fresh pumpkin, but I think that for almost every application, canned pumpkin puree just works better. Fresh pumpkin tends to be a little watery, but canned puree is smooth, rich and flavorful every time. Canned pumpkin is a delicious addition to all kinds of dishes, sweet and savory, and Food Network Magazine's October booklet has 50 inspiring canned pumpkin recipes for the holidays.
The Pumpkin Pasta Alfredo (pictured above) and Pumpkin Oatmeal are two of my top picks, but another of my favorites didn't make the list: Curried Pumpkin Ketchup. This spiced ketchup is really easy to make and is truly delicious. In the test kitchen, we sampled it on fries and loved it, and I think it would taste great slathered all over a meatloaf sandwich.
Curried Pumpkin Ketchup
Cook 1 minced shallot in 1 tablespoon unsalted butter in a small saucepan over medium heat until soft. Add 1 teaspoon each curry powder and paprika and a pinch cayenne, and cook, stirring, until fragrant. Add 1/2 cup pumpkin puree and 1 cup each ketchup and water; simmer until thick, about 25 minutes.
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London's third and final road race meeting of the year was held at Crystal Palace on the penultimate weekend of September 1927. A crowd of 17,000 spectators came along to watch proceedings and were treated to a full programme of heats in the morning with 12 finals in the afternoon, the first of which was the 500cc Newmarket Cup Race...
Gus Kuhn won on his 350cc Velocette, from like mounted Lancaster. The first sidecar race was the Gatwick Cup Race for private owners; Truett (490cc Norton) was the winner, after Sewell (980cc Brough Superior) and Angell (976cc McEvoy) retired. In the trade section, winner was Pallanza, on his ohv 498cc Triumph, after Gordon Norchi had the sidecar wheel come adrift when leading on his 346cc Coventry-Eagle.
Bell, on a 'very hot' OK-Supreme won an 'uninteresting' Kempton Cup Race (350cc private owners) from Blakebrough's Cotton, then the Leicester Cup Race for 250cc trade machines was won by Cecil Barrow on his Royal Enfield, before the big race of the day, the Autumn Cup.
Though Kuhn took the win, from Karl Pugh's OK Supreme and after Foulds crashed his Sunbeam when engaged in battle with Kuhn, the show was rather stolen by Chable and his Norton – on lap one he nearly fell off at the hairpin, on lap two he survived a huge skid, lap three hit a bank and did fall off, before restarting the wrong way downhill, then on lap four did a 'Charleston' exhibition before on lap five, finally, vanishing...
The private 250cc Leicester Cup Race was won by F.W. 'Nobby' Clark on a tweaked Coventry-Eagle from Twitchett's home-made – and rather ingenious – Villiers-powered 'Gasoline Hare' then it was the Doncaster Cup race for 350cc trade sidecars – Norchi's wheel stayed in place and he duly won.
Kuhn won again next time out in the 350cc Goodwood Cup Race for trade 350s, with Jack Williams second on a New Henley, and Bell third. Then there were two Lewes Cup Races for 600cc sidecars – the first, for private owners, was won by Newman on his Matchless, from Truett, while Richards won the trade event, on his 596cc Scott, but only after Norchi had more problems with his sidecar – this time, he lost the wheel completely, the lug securing it to the chassis pulling off and casting it adrift.
Final race of the day was the Nottingham Cup race for private owners of 500cc machines; winner was Willimott on his HRD with Ted Pink (P&M) in second place. After the final race, the trophies were presented to all the winners, the names already engraved upon them, while Norchi, meanwhile, drove away his two-wheeled sidecar outfit with a skid in place of the wheel...
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There will be nineteen rounds on next year's Ferrari Challenge calendar, watch the video to know more details...
In the traditional Gestione Sportiva Christmas Lunch, Fernando Alonso did his last appearance in Ferrari.
Quiet weekend at Circuit of The Americas in Austin is enough to secure Coppa Shell championship for Ruud
The Coppa Shell class saw the same finishers as Saturday.
Emmanuel Anassis of Ferrari of Quebec took his victory in the Trofeo Pirelli class.
At Watkins Glen, no. 63 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia rebounds from two laps down to finish fifth.
Canadian drivers win in their home country
Ricardo Perez, who started today's race in pole position, was the winner and continues to lead the series with the overall drivers' points.
The second race of the weekend will go green tomorrow at 1:50 PM EST.
It's a celebration of the Prancing Horse marque at Le Circuit Mont-Tremblant this weekend.
Ruud, Becker shine at Canadian Grand Prix weekend
Ferrari Challenge visits some of the most prestigious circuits throughout North America, rejoining the Formula One calendar at Austin in November.
Harry Cheung scores first victory of the year on Saturday and Perez's victory on Sunday is his second of the year.
Ricardo Perez of Ferrari of Houston proudly waived the Mexican flag on top of the podium steps, winning first overall and in his Trofeo Pirelli class.
Daniele Di Amato overhauls Baron in the championship.
Winning the Trofeo Pirelli Pro and taking the overall victory was Austria's Philipp Baron of the Octane 126 team.
It was a complicated, difficult session for the Scuderia.
Boardwalk Ferrari's No. 44 Ferrari 458 Challenge car competed well after nearly a three month break from racing.
Ferrari North America is hoping to leave Laguna Seca with two victories at the end of this weekend.
Two races, two winners at Sonoma for Scuderia Corsa.
Mark McKenzie dominates Saturday's race, while Ricardo Perez narrowly wins on Sunday.
The Boardwalk Ferrari team is ready for the challenges ahead at Sonoma Raceway.
Mike Hedlund will join Ferrari Challenge star Henrik Hedman in DragonSpeed's assault on this year's Pirelli World Challenge.
Ferrari Challenge to again kick off at Daytona, running in conjunction with the TUDOR SportsCar Racing Championship.
Onofrio Triarsi and Marc Muzzo lock in North American championships at Mugello Circuit
The son of the founder of Ferrari shares his memories of Enzo Ferrari on the twenty fifth anniversary of his death.
R3/Auto Gallery Motorsports team ready for Montreal event June 7-9.
Carlos Kauffmann (Auto Gallery) was joined on the podium by Mark McKenzie (Ferrari of Houston) and Emmanuel Anassis (Ferrari of Quebec) after an hard-fought battle with Onofrio Triarsi (Ferrari of Central Florida), who finished fourth.
American track will provide the setting for the first round of the American Ferrari Challenge series.
The Ferrari Challenge, the longest running single marquee racing series in North America, has been added to the schedule of events for the upcoming Rolex 24 At Daytona Weekend on Jan. 24-27 at Daytona International Speedway.
Basov, Triarsi, Ockey, Prette and Au are the new champions at Valencia. The "mondiali" titles are up for grabs next in two races scheduled for 9.30 and 11.50 tomorrow and reserved for drivers in the Coppa Shell and Trofeo Pirelli respectively.
Finali Mondiali Ferrari - An exciting Friday. Close action in the Coppa Shell races. Historic Ferrari F1 cars on track and Alessandro Balzan is celebrating his victory.
Competitors in all three divisions of the Trofeo Pirelli tackled the first round of qualifying today, to decide the grid for tomorrow's Race 1. The event will end on Sunday with the Scuderia Ferrari F1 team joining the celebrations.


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The attitude replaced the encounter with a new riser design and black limbs standard it is a great bow yea it's not the agenda or a top line bow but get it properly tuned and it will shoot great also consider getting new strings for it soon as I am not to pressed with bears strings. Among the many string builders in here I would recommend vapor trail they make a great string and go nice on the attitude. Also upgrade the d loop that came on it as well the stock from bear are way to big. I am left handed and have shot the three we have in left handed and tuned them and they shoot great. Good luck and good shooting.
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Eid Without Harassment - Media Statement
By Imprint Movement
'Imprint Movement and Anti-Sexual Harassment movement launched a campaign called "Eid without Harassment" which took place on Talaat harb square and street on the 9th and 10th of August from 4pm until 10pm.
We divided ourselves between 3 teams; patrolling, awareness and operations. We spoke and interacted with bystanders on the importance of rejecting this crime and rejecting violence.
- The prevention of 65 individual (verbal and physical) sexual harassmant incidents
- 5 mass harassment incidents.
- 2 reports filed in Tahrir police station.
- 70 people volunteered
We continue to work relentlessly on finding a grass root solution for this crime through the effective participation of the entire society.
Help us build a better community.
Imprint Team'
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Relevant Resources
- Violence against Women in the context of Political Transformations and Economic Crisis in the Euro-Mediterranean Region:
- Reclaiming the Streets for Women's Dignity: Effective Initiatives in the Struggle against Gender-Based Violence in between Egypt's Two Revolutions
- The Politics of Mobilising for Gender Justice in Egypt from Mubarak to Morsi and Beyond
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Last April (2006), at an "open water science" meeting held in Anchorage by the National Marine Fisheries Service, the whaling captains of Kaktovik, Nuiqsut, Barrow, Wainwright, and Point Hope tried to reach some sort of accommodation with the oil industry on how it might operate offshore with minimum impact on whale habitat and migration. But the whalers were soon disillusioned by the patronizing attitudes of the oil companies and the federal agencies that do their bidding, especially the so-called "conflict-avoidance agreements" which suppressed their queries and objections. In May 2007 the tribal government passed a broad resolution "to strongly oppose the development of oil and gas in the 1002 area of the ANWR and in offshore waters of the Arctic Ocean, Chukchi Sea, and Beaufort Sea."
On a mainland bluff overlooking a large lagoon on the Chukchi coast sits the stark, wind-scoured Inupiat village known as Point Lay. When the photographer Subhankar Banerjee and I visited Point Lay in early June 2006, we were told by an animated Inupiat leader named Marie Tracey that all the men were down at the lagoon getting boats ready for the annual beluga hunt, which might take place as early as the following week, or as soon as the pack ice moved offshore and freed the coastal waters for the whale migration. As we spoke, I was observing a small flock of snow geese passing overhead, and Marie Tracey said that because wild geese and other migratory birds are protected in the breeding season, the Inupiat had to make do with "white man grub" from the village store eked out with fish and the few caribou which trail down to the coast at this time of year. For the Inupiat, whose marvelous adaptability and perseverance has preserved their ancient way of life more or less intact in the few small communities found here and there along the 1,400 miles of north Alaska coast, the fundamental basis of their diet and the ancient source of their physical and spiritual well-being as well as ceremony, art, and myth are the large marine mammals—whales, seals, walruses, and polar bears. Of these, the most esteemed at Point Lay was the small white whale called the beluga.
Marie Tracey's people were very worried that industrial explosions from both land and sea might deflect the whales from their coastal migration past Point Lay. On their way north, the beluga usually convene for a week or more off a cove called Omalik, some thirty-five miles to the south. "Those coal companies want to build a mine right inland from Omalik," Marie Tracey told us, "and run a railroad down there to ship the coal out." Her people's more immediate concern, however, were the offshore explosions of the seismic prospecting scheduled by Shell Oil for later in the summer.
In the summer of 2006, as feared by the Inupiat, Shell Oil's armada "shot seismic" in the Chukchi before following the sea ice north into the Beaufort Sea, where the ice lingered too late to permit the drilling of four exploratory wells on Shell's early leases. Despite the company's oft-voiced claims to environmental responsibility, drill sites for 2007 to 2009 are located off the Canning River, not far east of the huge industrial oilfield complex at Prudhoe Bay and only a dozen miles offshore of the Arctic refuge. Another planned drilling site farther east is just three miles off the Hulahula River near the small village of Kaktovik, and another off the beautiful Kongakut River. Both rivers descend from the magnificent high snow peaks of the Brooks Range and cross the great caribou and bird breeding sanctuary on the refuge coast plain.
In early 2007, the Shell Beaufort exploration drilling plan for those first four wells was submitted to the Interior Department's Mineral Management Service (MMS). On February 15, the MMS released its brief environmental assessment of Shell's offshore exploration; it concluded that Shell's impact would not be significant, and approved its drilling plan even while conceding a lack of adequate research and scientific data. The agency's perfunctory assessment fell short of the full Environmental Impact Statement required for such controversial projects.
The department's US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service—responsible, respectively, for the protection of polar bears and whales—also acquiesced, approving Shell's seismic exploration operations in the knowledge that they would profoundly disturb marine mammals.
The ever-compliant Interior Department nevertheless rewarded Shell with a license to carry out its program, which included plans to bring two drill ships, two large icebreakers, and a dozen support vessels to the Beaufort Sea later that summer. There they would drill up to four oil wells this year and a total of eighteen over the next three to five years. These operations would necessarily take place in whale migration pathways and offshore habitats of marine mammals—the areas most critical for the subsistence hunting of native Alaskan residents on the North Slope.5 To nobody's surprise, Big Oil and its allies in the federal bureaucracies had effectively ignored the potential impact of their plan both on the ocean and the Alaska native communities.
In May 2007, in an effort to avert this potential environmental crisis, a number of Alaska native organizations and conservationists appealed and then filed suit against the MMS for its unwarranted endorsement of Shell's own perfunctory environmental assessment.6 The organizations argued that MMS's use of an inadequate environmental assessment to support its approval of Shell's exploration plan violated the National Environmental Policy Act; they also charged that the MMS failed to analyze the consequences of a crude oil spill and seriously underestimated the impact of the exploration activities on bowhead whales, polar bears, and native subsistence resources and activities. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted an injunction holding up the exploration plan; the pending case will be heard in court in December 2007.
On June 24, 2007, the Frontier Airlines flight north from Kotzebue passed over brown barrens patched by snow and a forbidding coast half-hidden by icy fog; we could barely make out the bird cliffs at Cape Thompson, which after World War II had been chosen as the site of an artificial harbor to be blasted out by four atomic bombs; though billed as a port for fishing vessels, there was no commercial fishery on this coast and nor is there today, a half century later. An attempt to evade the Nuclear Test Ban's prohibition of above-ground nuclear testing as well as one of the most feckless experiments ever conceived, "Project Chariot"—mercifully aborted after a two-year fight led by the Inupiat people of Point Hope, only 35 miles away—was the brainchild of Dr. Edward Teller, coon-masked prototype for Dr. Strangelove and fanatical proponent of peacetime nuclear power.7
Soon the great crescent bay of Point Hope appeared, even as its ten-mile point (Alaska's farthest northwest cape, pointing at Asia) disappeared westward into the sea mist. The great sand cape is carved and recarved by the outwash of the Kuukpuk River and strong coastal currents, and as it erodes, Point Hope village retreats toward the base of the point; as an old man named Koonuknowruk would tell us, "Old Tingara" has moved east four times within his lifetime, and in this period, a whole third of the sand cape has been lost. An archeological dig in the 1940s in the Tingara that preceded the present ruins produced artifacts that were carbon-dated back to at least 2000 years ago, and it is thought that the original settlement may have been far older: in fact, Tingara or Point Hope, on a cold barren coast almost infinitely silent for thousands of years, is thought to be the oldest continuously inhabited human settlement in North America.8
Banking over broad lagoons, the plane landed on a strip between the last mounds and shacks of Old Tingara and the present village, where the Point Hope elders, anxious to share their worries about contamination of the sea by seismic blasts and contamination of the land and air by Red Dog, a huge open-pit zinc mine some 85 miles away, had called a special meeting of the village council. A group of a dozen elders and officials spoke to us around a table in the Tribal Council building.
Franklin Quaavik gave the invocation ("O Lord, help us to understand what is happening to us, O Lord.") Next, Mayor George Kingik reminded us that US Government threats to Inupiat existence dated all the way back to post–World War II legislation that had made all of north Alaska north of the Kuskokwim, Porcupine, and Yukon Rivers a military zone under the authority of the Defense Department. A few years later, the Point Hope people had to deal with Project Chariot, from its first inception in 1958 to 1962 when it was finally abandoned. Their great victory in that protest a half century ago against Project Chariot gives these elders hope that with more media attention and public education, their tribal litigation against offshore resource exploitation and seismic testing might yet succeed. "We had to become political people overnight!" one lady said.
Lily Tuzroyluke slipped me a quick list of the eleven local sites of military contamination, including the fuel spills, heavy metals, PCBs, lead paint, benzene, and asbestos at old military installations such as the Army camp and armory and weather station, in addition to the radioactive soil from a Nevada test buried in a government experiment at the Chariot site and the barrels of nuclear waste found in a cliff cave not far north of Cape Thompson. What was missing from this list, of course, was the presence everywhere in the Far North of accumulated toxic fall-out; for many years now, the traditional hunting cultures have been beset by unceasing chemical poisoning of their environment, their game animals, and themselves by PCBs, DDT, dieldrin, mercury, and many other lethal substances borne north from the industrial world by ocean currents and more particularly high altitude winds, descending in the cold air of winter to infiltrate the food chains and instill poisons into all of Arctic life, from the microplankton eaten by marine organisms that accumulate in the meat and livers of fish, whales, seals, and bear to the lowly lichens on which caribou subsist in the lean seasons. 9 By a sad irony of environmental injustice, the primary victims of this omnipresent and inescapable contamination are a native people who contributed nothing to industrial pollution, including the greenhouse gases and global warming now diminishing their world.
The seismic activity off this coast last year (July to November), Point Hope elders told us, had killed large numbers of fish and other marine life, which had washed ashore during and after the testing: meanwhile, the bowheads had passed far offshore and the walrus had failed to appear. "When we were out whaling, we were always told to be quiet because whales are real sensitive to noise," said Rex Tuzroyluke, a silver-haired man with an elfin smile. "We were taught how to listen to the whales, using an oar stuck in the water. That's how I heard Belugas. Well, last year we caught no whales or walrus and the caribou never come neither. The whales are changing their migration because of all that noise."
Personal correspondence, September 8, 2007, from P.A. Miller, Arctic Coordinator of the Northern Alaska Environmental Center, a party to the suit, who for twenty years has studied the impacts of offshore oil drilling in Alaska.↩
They were led by the group called Resisting Environmental Destruction on Indigenous Lands (REDOIL), a native grassroots activist organization for all of Alaska's native tribes. The group included a number of conservation organizations: the North Slope Borough, a regional government; the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission, and the Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope, a regional tribe. Crucial to this suit was a comprehensive thirty-two-page critical analysis prepared in late 2006 by the National Resources Defense Council and its allies that was drawn on for the plaintiffs' brief.↩
See Dan O'Neill, The Firecracker Boys (reissued by Basic Books, 2007.↩
See Berit Foote, The Tigara Eskimos and Their Environment (North Slope Borough, 1992).↩
See Marla Cone, Silent Snow: The Slow Poisoning of the Arctic (Grove, 2005).↩
Personal correspondence, September 8, 2007, from P.A. Miller, Arctic Coordinator of the Northern Alaska Environmental Center, a party to the suit, who for twenty years has studied the impacts of offshore oil drilling in Alaska.↩
They were led by the group called Resisting Environmental Destruction on Indigenous Lands (REDOIL), a native grassroots activist organization for all of Alaska's native tribes. The group included a number of conservation organizations: the North Slope Borough, a regional government; the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission, and the Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope, a regional tribe. Crucial to this suit was a comprehensive thirty-two-page critical analysis prepared in late 2006 by the National Resources Defense Council and its allies that was drawn on for the plaintiffs' brief.↩
See Dan O'Neill, The Firecracker Boys (reissued by Basic Books, 2007.↩
See Berit Foote, The Tigara Eskimos and Their Environment (North Slope Borough, 1992).↩
See Marla Cone, Silent Snow: The Slow Poisoning of the Arctic (Grove, 2005).↩


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McAndrews, 55, a fan of Elton John and Bruno Mars who played guitar as a kid, says hes interested in providing artists and labels with more data. With Pandora tracking listeners tastes, correlated with their ages, genders, and Zip Codes, there are opportunities to share some data with artists that could be valuable to them, and an opportunity for labels who own either the copyrights or performing rights to make more and more money, he says. Senior executives at Sony Music Entertainment (SNE), Universal Music Group (VIV:FP), and Warner Music Group confirmed that Pandoras CEO has contacted them, but they declined to discuss any prospective deals or possible changes to their royalty structures.
I added the bold emphasis because it's the first time I recall, in both published reports and off-the-record conversations with people at Pandora, anybody saying the company has an interest in sharing data with record labels. Now, Pandora's CEO, Bruno Mars fan, Brian McAndrews, says, but of course we want to share data with the music industry.
Artists, yes. That's old new. Really old news. But labels. Now that's new.
If you scroll through some of my more recent Pandora articles (easily accessible here), it's difficult to not come to the conclusion that this new twist to Pandora's slowly but sort of, kind of, we hope surely plans for its data might have come as a result of my hyper focus on the issue.If nothing else, this provides hope because, as I argue in my most recent Pandora article (before this one), the future of Internet radio isn't about radio and music, it's about data. That's why Pandora's slowing growth doesn't scare me whereas its hesitant approach to using data, not only with bands and record labels, but also brands does. So, with this, I'm cautiously proud of Pandora for listening and reacting with what seems like an initial step in the proper direction. As I've said for some time, Pandora's best chance at scoring better royalty rates is showing the music industry what an excellent and profitable partner it can be. To this point, it has failed miserably in this regard, creating skepticism and a few enemies in the process. Follow @rocco_thestreet --Written by Rocco Pendola in Santa Monica, Calif.
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An erroneous eyewitness identification sent Andrew Toth to prison for 20 years
Andrew Toth was sentenced to death on April 8, 1891, for a murder that occurred during a riot at Andrew Carnegie's Edgar Thomson Steel Works in Braddock, Pennsylvania, the previous New Year's Day.
Toth had nothing to do with the crime. It had been committed by a man with the same last name — Steve Toth — who fled the country after the riot, leaving so hurriedly that he didn't bother to pick up his belongings at the rooming house where he had been staying. Steve Toth and Andrew Toth were not related and bore little resemblance to one another.
Riot at the mill
The riot occurred when some 200 striking workers of Hungarian dissent, seething with anger that strikebreakers of mostly Irish descent were stoking the furnaces on the holiday, marched on the mill with ax handles, shovels, and other makeshift weapons. Sixteen strikebreakers were injured, three fatally. The Allegheny County sheriff deputized 200 men, who arrested 54 Hungarians — among whom was Andrew Toth.
Toth was a devout Christian who had immigrated five years earlier, planning to stay only as long as necessary to save enough to buy a home for his wife and four sons in the Hungarian town of Abanj. At the time of the riot, Toth's eagerly anticipated departure had been only weeks away. He would long lament that peer pressure prompted him reluctantly to join the mob at the mill.
Charges and trial
Six days after the riot, Toth and two other Hungarians, Michael Sabol, George S. Rusnok, were charged with first-degree murder in connection with one of the riot deaths — that of an Irish furnace boss named Michael Quinn. When the defendants went on trial in the Court of Oyer and Terminer of Allegheny County the following month, the sole evidence against Toth was the testimony of one purported eyewitness of Irish dissent, Peter Mullin. Two other eyewitnesses presented by the prosecution did not implicate Toth, attributing the Quinn beating to Sabol and Rusnok.
Mullin's testimony was dubious for two reasons: First, he had told authorities initially that "Steve Toth" had administered the fatal beating with Sabol and Rusnok. Second, he claimed the beating occurred near Furnace C, while the other principal prosecution witnesses — the two who did not implicate Toth — said it occurred 500 feet away near Furnace A.
The Furnace A scenario seemed more logical, since that is where Quinn had fallen. It was not possible that either Mullin or the other eyewitnesses simply erred concerning the location of the beating because, from their respective vantage points, Mullin could not have seen what happened at Furnace A and the others could not have seen what happened at Furnace C.
Nor was it plausible that Quinn could have survived the severe attack Mullin described at Furnace C to suffer a second savage attack at Furnace A. Before he died, Quinn provided an account of what happened. Although he was not specific about the location of the beating, he said nothing to suggest that he had been attacked twice.
Thus, especially in light of the animosity that the labor strife had engendered between the Irish and the Hungarians, it seems more likely that Mullin lied than that he made an honest mistake.
Verdict, appeal, and commutation
Despite the conflicting testimony, the jury found all three defendants guilty and Judge Edwin H. Stowe sentenced them "to be hanged by the neck until you be dead" at a time and location to be designated by the governor of Pennsylvania.
Three months later, on June 5, 1891, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court summarily affirmed the convictions and death sentences with an opinion that merely summarized the issues raised in the condemned men's pleadings and rejected each with one word: "Refused." Commonwealth v. Toth, 145 Pa. 308 (1891).
However, a number of prominent persons — including most notably the Thomson mill's owner, Andrew Carnegie, and manager, Charles M. Schwab — were troubled by the outcome of the case. At the behest of the concerned citizens, Governor Robert Emory Pattison commuted the sentences to life in prison on February 25, 1892.
For almost 19 years after the commutation, Toth was a model prisoner at Pennsylvania's Western Penitentiary, where he prayed with such frequency that he came to be called "Praying Andy."
In December 1910 it seemed that his prayers were answered, when in Hungary Steve Toth — apparently believing he was near death from typhoid fever — asked to speak to a judicial authority. When a judge was brought to his bedside, the man who had hastily fled Braddock after the riot confessed that had inflicted the fatal blows upon Quinn.
The statement implicated George Rusnok in the beating, but appeared to absolve Michael Sabol, as well as Andrew Toth, of involvement. By this time, however, it was too late to help Sabol. Both he and Rusnok had died in prison years before.
Steve Toth's confession was presented to the Pennsylvania Pardon Board. After a hearing at which the questionable evidence used at the 1892 trial was dispassionately re-examined for the first time, the board concluded that Andrew Toth was indeed an innocent man. On March 17, 1911, Governor John Kinley Tener granted a full pardon, and within hours Toth walked out of the penitentiary.
Meanwhile, Steve Toth had something of a miraculous recovery, prompting demands that he be returned to Allegheny County and tried for murder. Within weeks, however, the notion was rendered moot when he suffered a fatal relapse.
Indemnification movement
The wife whom Andrew Toth had last seen a quarter of a century earlier awaited him in Hungary, but he had no funds for passage — a circumstance that prompted Andrew Carnegie to provide a pension — $40 a month — enabling Toth to go home.
The case gave rise to a movement led by, among others, John Henry Wigmore, the distinguished dean of the Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago, to establish systems of automatic indemnification for the wrongfully convicted. To Wigmore, a constitutional principle was involved — that compensation should be made for property taken by the state.
There was no more precious property, Wigmore reasoned, than freedom.
"To deprive a man of liberty, put him to heavy expense in defending himself, and to cut off his power to earn a living — these are sacrifices which the state imposes on him for the public purpose of punishing crime." Wigmore explained in a 1913 editorial in the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology. "And when it is found that he incurred these sacrifices through no fault of his own, that he was innocent, then should not the state at least compensate him, so far as money can do so?"
The indemnification movement was not overwhelmingly successful, however. It was not until three decades after the Toth exoneration that California, in 1941, became the first state to enact legislation to compensate the wrongfully convicted. Wisconsin followed in 1943, Illinois in 1945, North Carolina in 1947, and 10 other states — Iowa, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia — by the end of the Twentieth Century.
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The Child Safety Network is sponsoring a multi-faceted study conducted by researchers at New Mexico State University to determine how motorists process "visual stimuli" while behind the wheel, and how that information affects their actions when encountering school buses.
Especially when illegal passing incidents occur.
Ward Leber, founder of CSN, told STN that the NASDPTS National Stop Arm Count conducted the past three years has been a literal eye-opener. Last year, 108,000 participating bus drivers in 29 states reported that 85,279 vehicles illegally passed at loading and unloading stops. NASDPTS extrapolated that, nationwide, 15 million motorists could be illegally passing school buses during an average 180-day school year.
CSN, which last year introduced its "Safe Bus" program that relies on corporate sponsorship to equip school buses with GPS and other technology at no charge plus driver and student training and PSAs for the industry using celebrity talent, used NASDPTS' number of reported violations for its study. When applying the group's number to all 480,000 school buses nationwide, CSN further estimated that the real number of illegal passing incidents might be closer to 68 to 81 million a year.
"We simply could not ignore the unprecedented results," said Leber.
Why do these illegal passbys happen? Everyone seems to have an answer, ranging from motorists not caring or being lazy to being rushed to not understanding the law. But what Leber and Professor Michael Hout, the principal investigator of the Vision Sciences and Memory Laboratory at New Mexico State, told STN is that they hope the study for the first time provides concrete data on the phenomenon.
The study will include thousands of images, or visual stimuli, of every type, size and color of vehicle motorists might see on the road including school buses. They are loaded into lab computers and the eye movements of test subjects are captured by the latest state-of-the art eye-tracking systems to identify exactly what motorists do and do not pay attention to and how the human brain processes that information.
"Our brains evolved in such a way as to maximize cognitive expenditure," said Hout. "When we drive to work each morning, many of us experience the common sensation that we remember very little about what happened on the drive there.
For example, he said motorists don't know how many left turns are made en route to work, how many coffee shops they pass or, for that matter, how many school buses they are sharing the road with. Such information, he added, tends to be irrelevant for most day-to-day driving activities, so it gets "tuned" out.
"It's almost certainly the case that people encounter a school bus, or even several of them, on their morning or afternoon commute. But if asked, they would be wholly unable to report any specific locations or details about the vehicle," Hout said. "The same is likely to be true if asked how many taxi cabs, FedEx trucks or Oak trees they glanced at while driving."
Leber said the study intends to reveal not only why school buses are being ignored but also determining how to make them more visible to the public as well as how or if motorists process graphics on the sides of vehicles. Leber added that CSN does not recommend school bus advertising and even said it should be illegal because of concerns about marketing to students and the risk it brings to districts of First Amendment lawsuits. Instead, he wants to place small graphics on the sides of school buses to recognize corporate sponsors who make it possible for districts participating in the CSN Safe Bus program to implement GPS, student tracking and parent notification free of charge.
But first a formal scientific study is necessary. Leber said CSN would share results with the school bus industry via NASDPTS, NAPT, NSTA and the Pupil Transportation Safety Institute as well as with the U.S. Department of Transportation, NHTSA, TSA, the U.S. Department of Education, and the National PTA.
Leber and Hout said the final study would also be sent for peer review to at least a dozen universities across the nation with the hope it will eventually be accepted into a scientific journal.


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JINAN, China (AP) — A court on Friday dismissed ousted politician Bo Xilai's appeal against his conviction and life sentence for corruption and abuse of power in one of China's most politically charged trials in decades.
The ruling by the Shandong Provincial Higher People's Court came as no surprise, with many political analysts saying such an outcome was predetermined by Communist Party leaders keen to put Bo away long enough to prevent him from making a comeback.
Bo was found guilty of embezzlement, bribery and abuse of power by a lower court in the same province late last month and sentenced to life in prison. He put up a robust defense during his five-day trial, denying the charges and recanting earlier confessions.
Authorities in the city of Jinan imposed a heavy security presence around the courthouse early Friday ahead of the ruling, closing buildings and streets in the vicinity, including a five-lane arterial road.
The conclusion of Bo's case bolts the door closed on a vexing scandal for the Communist Party leadership that included embarrassing revelations that Bo's wife murdered a British businessman and that his former aide made a failed attempt to defect to the United States.
Friday's ruling enables Chinese President Xi Jinping to further unify party leaders who may have been divided over how Bo's fate should be handled and to steer public focus toward the initiatives of the team he leads. Topping the agenda are a meeting of party leaders in November to draw up a blueprint for economic development and an anti-corruption effort that has been the hallmark campaign of Xi's leadership so far.
"Xi Jinping is anxious to put together at least a semblance of unity among the different factions," said Willy Lam, an expert on Communist Party politics at Chinese University in Hong Kong. "He wants to shift the attention of the public and the Western media from something negative to something more positive."
The court's ruling concludes the case and ends Bo's once illustrious career. But still unresolved are questions about who should be held responsible for the abuses of his administration in the city of Chongqing — which were conspicuously ignored during Bo's trial.
As party boss, Bo led a crackdown on what he called mafia activities but that critics say was an excuse to arrest wealthy private entrepreneurs, torture them into confessing to crimes then jail them after summary trials and seize their assets. Even a prominent lawyer who sought to defend a businessman was put in jail.
Also left out of the public airing of his offenses was the extent to which his naked ambition to rise to the apex of Chinese political power precipitated his downfall. Instead, charges were narrowly focused — that he took $3.5 million in bribes from two business associates, embezzled government funds and abused his power in handling his wife's murder case police chief's defection.
The trial became a stage on which Bo fought to defend the reputation he had long cultivated as a clean, upstanding model official who rode to popularity exploiting public anger with government corruption. He said he could not be held responsible for crimes that his wife and son committed without his knowledge and said he was betrayed by his right-hand man.
The court rejected Bo's defenses and sentenced him to life in prison on the bribery charges, 15 years for embezzlement and seven years for abuse of power.
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Never underestimate the power of a good makeover. That was the message behind the e-Business Boost Challenge, sponsored by Entrepreneur magazine and ProStores, an eBay company and full-service e-commerce solution for SMBs.
However, this makeover wasn't about fashion and grooming. Instead, the winners, who were announced on June 13 at the annual eBay Live! convention, held this year at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Convention Center in Las Vegas, received a complete overhaul of their online sales efforts. More than 500 entrepreneurs operating online or through brick-and-mortar stores submitted entries describing their businesses and products as well as why they needed an enhanced online presence.
"We wanted to [encourage] business owners to take advantage of a powerful small-business web solution designed to establish and build an online presence," says Julian Green, director of ProStores. "We are eager to educate entrepreneurs who want to further develop their businesses but don't know how to actualize their growth potential through online sales channels."
Over a five-month period, the six winning businesses were evaluated, and professionals from Entrepreneur, About.com, PayPal, ProStores and eBay provided consulting services to each business, teaching them how to ramp up their online and offline marketing efforts and business operations. In addition, each winning business received a website overhaul from ProStores, complete with integrated e-commerce functions and a one-year subscription to ProStores' Business tier service. Here's a closer look at the six winners, their online challenges and the striking makeovers.
Maggie Vasilyadis, 27
Essenceology.com, New York city
Projected 2006 Sales: $25,000
The Business: Maggie Vasilyadis knows all about makeovers. Working in the cosmetics industry for nine years, she noticed a distinct trend toward more natural beauty products. "I saw this big change coming, with a lot of demand for natural products, and wanted to start right away," she explains. So she downloaded a website builder from Yahoo! and created her website in less than a month, launching in January 2006 and sourcing products by turning to trade magazines and attending trade shows.
The Challenge: Essenceology.com is run on a very small budget, and Vasilyadis works on it part time while holding her day job. She wasn't thrilled with the design limitations of the site builder she chose and felt her site could be cleaner and easier to navigate.
According to ProStores business advisor Richard Lawrence, the online beauty products space is very crowded, and Essenceology.com needs some basics to survive. "Essenceology must have a sophisticated web design that will allow it to compete with the major beauty product sites," he says. "The company is focusing on a fast-growing niche in the beauty products industry: natural and organic products. Unlike her competitors, [Vasilyadis'] products are very reasonably priced. [She] has a good eye for the types of beauty products that are in demand, as she shops the world looking for the best values."
The Solution: The key word in the redesign seems to be clarity. The new site, says Vasilyadis, keeps the clean look of her previous endeavor but adds many new features for consumers' convenience, including clear descriptions of each product and its use, along with better organization of products by category. The site also captures more customer and sales information for future marketing efforts. Checkout is seamless, using ProStores' interface with PayPal, and Vasilyadis can easily add products as she finds more that fit her mix.
"I learned that I don't have to do everything myself," Vasilyadis says. "My expertise is in the beauty industry, not in building and designing a site. With help from ProStores, I was able to have control over the design and administrative options to build a site exactly as I pictured it. With more professional design, more consumers will trust the site, and there will be [fewer] abandoned carts."
Gwen Moran is a freelance writer and co-author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Business Plans (Alpha, 2010).
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This article was originally published in the November 2006 print edition of Entrepreneur with the headline: Time for Change.


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Happy New Year!
Thanks to all readers who have subscribed to and read Bible Drive-Thru since I first published it in 2008. This year, 2014, I will not be recycling it again. However, I am leaving the complete blog online for now.
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