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The Most Awkward Questions Our Students Ever Asked
So, here's an interesting question that someone asked, about interesting questions that we've been asked:
What are the weirdest questions that your students have ever asked you?
jobellebelle, Singapore!
Now, we wish we can say that there were some profound questions that we were asked by out former students, something that, in their curiosity, revealed to us an aspect of Korean culture that we hadn't seen before…but I think we kind of already shared the more interesting questions in our "TL;DR- What South Korean students think of North America"
So now you guise are stuck with the awkward stuff. The kind of special memories and special moments teacher have that can be awkward stories to tell other people, but other teachers understand what we're trying to say. So, we don't want to ruin the surprise in the video, but we'll give you a hint:
Martina's question was about the real meaning of "magic stick" and "lollipop" as found in a song. Yeah. She kind of panicked. And Simon's was in a similar field, but we're starting to think that someone was dared to ask Simon that question…
Now to be clear, these are not common questions (although Martina did get a lot of questions about the meaning of slang used in English songs) but just really memorable ones for us. I guess this is kind of a light and fluffy TL;DR! YAY! Something light and fluffy was needed this week…like…a giant pink unicorn toy. <—clearly Martina typing
So after you watch the video and witness our awkward moments, we'd love to hear your awkward stories that you've had with students (or maybe even younger siblings?) Both Simon and I are the youngest children so we'll have to hold our sisters/brothers back from spilling any embarrassing stories about us. *Martina's eyes narrow…put that family picture album away….
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Not so much awkward, but funny:
Me and a colleague were still in our shared office at college at about 9 pm, trying to sort out an avalanche of enrolment papers for the next day. A student emerged from the library and found the main entrance locked already, so came looking to the office for someone to let him out.
He poked his head around the door and asked "Uhmmmm, excuse me…. do you work here?"
Without so much as flinching my colleague went "Sssshhhhhh! We're trying to break out!"
With a completely straight face the student replied: "Oh. Good luck!" and disappeared.
good bye baby is awsome
An akward moment happened a few years ago when I went to a mini market near my house. And I still remember it coz this is what happened.
There is a condoms display near the cashier desk and there also several packages has pictures of fruits on it.
There were two children at about age 5 and 8 years old, looking for some candies and they asked the employee there like this;
Kid A = " what are these candies? why are they placed different than the others?"
At that moment my face went (o_0),, and wondering what will I say to those children when I'm in her (employee) position.
And that girl looks like she was thinking for a while,, and I also curious about what will she told them.
Then the girl/employee there just calmly answer them, "oh, that's an expensive but taste bad, gummy candy. I think you wouldn't want it."
Knowing that the kids only brought enough money for a few snack and candies,, they just comment each other that "oh, it's expensive. Let's find another candy then!"
My thought was like "OMG that girl is so briliant to have such an answer like that within less than 30 seconds!"
After those kids left, I spoke to her and appraise her to have such an idea to told the kids.
I honestly would be stuttering answering thise question if that was me. ^_^
An awkward moment that will ALWAYS remain burned in my memory (because until I moved away, it was still constantly brought up) will be the banana bang conversation during lunch at the end of the year when I was in eighth grade.
So you will understand why I said this in the first place, you need to understand that my middle school's lunch wasn't exactly known for it's presentation or food quality. Neither was my high school's… But anyway, my friend Cayla and me were just sitting there having lunch and that day the fruit of choice for lunch (we follow the the food pyramid SO closely) was bananas. The bananas were very bruised and pretty much not edible —which sucked because I was hungry— and I said (and, unfortunately, quote), "Man! It's like somebody banged the bananas or something." Cayla looked at me for a second, blinked, and burst out into hysterical laughter. I, OF COURSE, hadn't the slightest inkling of why she was laughing so hard and asked. She gave me the look that means it's obviously perverted. *lightbulb~* My mouth fell open. HOW ON EARTH DID I COME UP WITH THAT?! I was known as the more pure, innocent one of my friends and yet ALWAYS said the perverted things. I never lived it down. *sigh*
Well my awkward moment was probably more of an awkward moment for our teacher XD
So my teacher was teaching Chemistry and he was talking about how chocolate contains phenylethylamine which is the same hormone as when you have pleasure or when you fall in love…
So then my teacher was like "Ok guys! Now you know what to give your girlfriend for Valentine's Day!"
It was pretty evident he wanted us to say Chocolate!
But some guy at the back of the room yelled SEX!
And we had like a few seconds of awkward silence before everyone burst out laughing XD
On another note, I had an awkward moment with my brother cause he doesn't think Taemin is a boy :/
AHHHH … I too work in Korea, in the bustling town of Cheonju in Chungcheongbuk-do! Simon – I had a similar question from a group of boys (I teach middle school). They would also ask me about my "member size" and also if I had hair in different body areas … ehem. Now, I'm new to the country – 4 months in – and though on the inside I am laughing hysterically because these are question that you just don't hear back home from students – how normal is this really????????
I had a similar situation with one of my 6 grade students in Puerto Rico, she asked me what did the "Peacock" in Katy Perry's song really mean. Since she said her older sister told her she shouldn't sing that song and since she didn't dare ask her older sister why, she came and asked me.
It was a little bit awkward but funny at the same time :D
Lol one of my classmates told us that when she was little she wanted to know what was durex and that her dad didnt ever told her
Hahahaha something like this just happened today!
My old sister's boyfriend told my sister was a Nymphomaniac and my little sister heard that and asked what that mean, and we all shared awkward stares until my older sister said
"It's what you call people who like to date a lot" LOL LOL
wow! u guys are really tall then! 195cm…its like the size of the door, simon! :O
Misunderstanding slang words/phrases happens all the time. When I was working in England, I was trying to tell the British girl sitting in the desk next to me to connect online to our chat room. Where I'm from (Texas), I would usually say something like "Hey, can you please hop online?" So i told her the same, and she had a very confused look and asked for me to repeat what I said. I responded with, "I said, hop on!". The look of horror on her bright red face was priceless!!! After that, I realized I needed to choose my words a bit more carefully ;). Also, after dating a Korean girl for a long time, I know to try to avoid puns and sarcasm, sometimes a corny pun or a sarcastic joke can cause lots of problems.
I am a teacher too, and, however, I can't say that my students aren't creative, I don't have any particular memories of their really awkward questions or funny moments though.
the most cute and wonderful memories are connected with my 5-year-old daughter and her questions and sayings BUT all of them are puns or mistaken phrases in Polish… so they won't be funny in English at all! :(
but I do understand you very well :)
Oh oh I have some! Ranging from dirty to innocent:
1. "Are you virgin?" and another kid in the back yells "Cherry! Cherry!" – rowdy boys in a 2nd year high school class. (I said "None of your business" and moved on.)
2. "Are you pregnant?" – probably the same rowdy boys.
3. A kid farts in class. One kid says (I forgot exactly what he said so I'm paraphrasing) "I bet American's have so much stinkier farts because all they eat is meat. Teacher, who has the stinkier farts, Americans or Japanese?? "
Me: "….I've never compared. I don't think there's a difference."
This leads to the students having a mini shouting match about whether or not American's farts are stinkier, with one side yelling "YES STINKY" and "NO! SAME STINKY" – high school students.
4. An adorable 5 year old boy who loooooves bugs upon finding out that I'm from Texas. "What kind of bugs are in Texas???"
Me: "There are scorpions in the desert."
little kid *wide eyed*: "Do you eat them??????"
Have they asked if you own a ranch and a horse?
Usually when people from other countries (heck, sometimes even in the u.s.) think that ALL Texans do. lol
Haha yeah they do xD I've even talked to one guy who thought that everyone in Texas lived in covered wagons and we still fought the indians for everything that we needed. It was really funny but honestly a lot of people think that. And that we don't have green grass. They all think we only have cactuses and tumble weeds xD But then again Alaska has people doing the same to them
I was born and raised in San Antonio, TX where we actually have the rodeo too, and all my Turkish friends think I own a horse. I kindly explain that I live in a suburban neighborhood. But its fun to mess with people and say we rope cows and herd animals.
Oh my gosh! I know what you mean! Due to the fact i have a lot of asian friends, most of them who came to America within the past 1-3 years, they have a lot of english questions for me. The best one i have to say is when one of my guy friends asked me what "shank" meant, so i explained it and provided the shanking motion. Later in the hall he ran up to one of my girl friends and shouted "SKANK! SKANK SKANK! >:D " along with the hand motions….. but his hand motions looked very dirty. We laughed so hard i nearly peed myself! I don't mind the awkward questions, because it goes both ways. Besides, who else is going to teach them!
Also, wow Simon, "195cm" *shouts and high fives* Sounds just like the guys in my class.
Ehehe, as the oldest and most shameless out of my group of girl friends, I always get stuck being the one to explain dirty terms to all the other friends, hah. One of my best friends is verrry innocent, I have to explain things to her all time. XD
And add another to the tally of people who thought of BB's Lollipop Pt. 2 XD
Oh..commented before watching the vid…my gosh! I was lmao
When I read "giant pink unicorn toy", the first thing thing that came to my mind was that line by Agnes from the movie Despicable me – "It's so fluffy, i'm gonna die!"
Cutest thing ever.
where. is. that. funny. and. funky. logo O.O duno, maybe i just got used to the old one, and i get the idea of the new one (and as a graphic design student i know logo MUST BE simple…) but… still i think it's too simple xD
anyways – o ma gad xD i lolled so much at those questions xDDD
this logo is . .. nice . . . but I miss the quirky one before. I thought it matched the personality of both simon&martina better
this logo ALTHOUGH nice, seems generic . . .idk
Martina's question, and answer was really really good!! as a teacher in Japan, i often get asked lots of randomness as well… but not sure i've ever gotten such a gem… Simon, if it makes you feel any better, lots of my guy friends who teach here get often asked about the size of their junk, and i get asked what cup-size i am all the time :/
LOL!!! You got trolled! XD
I've asked an awkward question before back when I was little…>.> I was probably about 3 when I accidentally wandered into a boys' toilet and saw a little boy pissing. >.< I came back out and I asked my mum 'why do boys have elephants?' XD XD XD
I was at camp one summer and some friends and i were just hanging out. We were just having a normal conversation and all of a sudden the youngest(12) of us asked us if we knew what JB stood for (this was before the time of Justin Bieber). I didn't understood what she meant at first but she kept on repeating and making motions and i eventually figured it out. Our other two friends had no idea what was going on and she was about to explain it to them. I screamed NO!!! and covered her mouth because i thought to preserve their innocence as long as possible (as i was the oldest among us at 13). However when i wasn't paying attention one day she went and told them…. I think they were scarred for life :(
… Do you mean "bj's"? As in… the sek-sual act that rhymes with "ratio"?
umm…wat does it … mean??? I REALLY DON't KNOW!! but i am curious!
Gasp, what happened to the colourful background? The doodle-y one with Simon and Martina floating above buildings? D:
i concur! i had a similar reaction when opening the site… but i'm a spazz so i forgot about it… it was really cute though! and very "you guys"… bring it back!!
I'm the youngest in my family and I don't think I ever asked anyone awkward questions. Okay, maybe I've asked a friend what's "I got you under my skin" cos I wanted to know why was it banned. Then I knew why… That's probably the most awkward thing I asked anyone. *shrug* guess I'm not that an awkward person afterall.
See, I don't think that's so bad, since it's guys singing it it's kind of ambiguous. I've never heard anyone use that phrase in a sexual way before I heard that song. They could have been referring to something a little more innocent. Like maybe she's locked in their hearts or something…
anyway, I think it's a lot more ambiguous than "magic stick"
yeah… but I don't get the lollipop part simonandmartina talked about… Okay, this is prolly gonna be an awkward question – -
lollipop = magic stick except he wants a girl to lick it….that is sexual.
also, in canada/US, the term "i got you under my skin" generally isn't actually sexual. it can be used in two ways. a more positive way – it's like you've been affected by a person in a way where you can't seem to stop thinking about them.
in a negative way, it's like the person has begun to irritate you like a rash or if something was physically stuck under your skin like a thorn.
a song wouldn't be banned here for using this term.
oh… innocence vanished… lol jk.
Guess asian and western stuff just don't really mix huh?
So in high school I had an upperclassman friend who had moved to america from Korea. There were a lot of slang terms she didn't understand. Some of the other kids would be mean and tease her by teaching her the wrong meaning. Some kids had her convinced that a handjob was any job you did with your hands. We tried to tell her that wasn't the case without telling her the actual meaning, keep her innocent. Ummm she found out what it meant.
Awkward… XD lol, luckily our foreign exchange student got popular!
My little sister (5 years old) says the funniest thing. You know how you tell little kids that there's a baby in a pregnant lady's tummy? One day my sister tugs on my sleeve and goes: "Why did Amy eat her baby?!"
Another day she pointed at my picture of U-Kiss on the wall and says : "Those girls are so pretty!"
Me: "Actually they're boys, from a boyband in Korea."
She stares at the poster for a minute, then walks away in a huff exclaiming "I don't believe you!"
lol these awkward questoins were hilarious XD
I did have a somewhat awkward and funny experience with my little brother. He asked me where do puppies come from. I was lucky enough that my parents vaguely spoke to him about where babies come from beforehand so at least that was out of the way…so I just told him the same way babies come from. Well he obviously looked like he didn't understand much, but went along with it anyway. Then he replied saying "Oh! I thought puppies come from their nipples?" After hearing that I was literally on the floor laughing, so yea I'm pretty sure he still doesn't fully grasp where puppies come from, but the whole incident sure makes a funny story. That, and I'm pretty sure he was trolling me too.
OMG!!!! lol especially at the question Simon got!!
Oh you want to hear some awkward stories? Well I've got a ton! Hahah
I remember one time I said "He isn't comming fast enough" and of course, someone screams 'THATS WHAT SHE SAID!' I laughed, and my younger friend asked me why it was a 'that's what she said' joke. As I was trying to explain it, I didn't see that one of my teachers was standing like RIGHT behind me. I turned around and HE (it had to be the only male teacher I had) was staring at me, no expression on his face but clearly hearing what I said. I WAS SO EMBARRASED. I pretended I dropped something under the table and hid under there while my friends tried to coax me out. Ohhh man….
LOL~~~ I was legit dying from these awkward questions. :3 awkwardness ftw ;D
LOL. Great topic.
I remember once I tried to explain "That's what she said." The person I was telling was very….innocent-minded…so it was a bit difficult to explain it to her. I have a feeling she still doesn't get it…even though she says she does. Then again…She somehow doesn't really know ANYTHING about sex (even though we're both 17!)…perhaps due to the fact that sex education is a bit lacking over here in China?
i love you videos
Wellllllll, congratulations, Simon.
I'm the second second in my family, so I'll share an embarrassing moment:
When I was 8, I had this OBSESSION with Combos (a hollowed cylinder cracker/pretzel with processed cheese inside). I went to the bodega with my family. At the counter (don't know if this is universal, but at the counter, the cashier is usually surrounded by these glass panes stuffed with candy. You have to point to the one you want and he'll give it to you), I asked for Combos. The man stared at me and said "What?"… I said "I want Combos… Give me Combos." He stared wide eyed and started laughing at me all of the sudden.. I was all "GIVE ME COMBOS!! I WANT COMBOS!!" and I started describing it "You know, the thing with the stuff inside." and I gestured a cylinder with my hand and my going inside the cylinder.. He would not shut up and my mom ran to me from behind and pulled me away. I was complaining "Mom, he won't give me Combos!" And she said "It's Combos not condoms…" Needless to say, the next question after that for me was "What's a condom?" Childhood destroyed? Mission accomplished.
Anyway, I wasn't the brightest kid when it came to sex, I asked my 7th grade math teacher about what the heck a wet dream was and he had a hard time with that. So this, I can definitely relate to. I wish they made a hardbook version of urbandictionary so I can carry it around >_>;;
I've had a similar experience teaching English to a high school Korean boy. I don't know where he heard it, but he asked me what "horny" meant. I had a few seconds of quiet panic, and then went to dictionary.com so he could read the definition for himself. It was super awkward.
Oh :') they're so innocent.
They went to Korea to teach english instead they ended up teaching sex ed. LOL


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New rigid standards for email authentication mean that marketers need to adjust their tactics in order to reach potential customers' inboxes.
Many years ago I recall surprising co-workers by sending them email claiming to be from Mickey Mouse. This is trivial to do because Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) has no built-in authentication. You can quite literally send email claiming to be anyone you wish. In the early days this wasn't much of a problem. Sure, you could easily spoof email, but why would you want to? Beyond a little harmless fun there was nothing to be gained.
Today, though, it's a very different story. As the Internet has grown, so have the opportunities for nefarious behavior and criminal gain. Spammers use spoofing to avoid the repercussions of their behavior and many phishing attempts spoof their sender identity to do the same and to improve the likelihood of tricking a recipient. A message apparently sent from a friend is far more likely to get a response than one from a stranger.
Consequently, network operators have been working on email authentication and authorization systems for as long as spam has existed. Many email marketers think of those systems in terms of blocklists, spam filters, and sender reputation, but they all work through a combination of authentication and authorization. It started simple, with checking DNS and closing open relays, but over time grew to include sender IP reputation and more recently added true message-level authentication in the form of DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM).
Great history lesson, but so what? What's that got to do with email marketing optimization, and why write about it today?
In 2012, a group of organizations launched DMARC (Domain-Based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) to solve key questions that arise from authentication. In particular what to do when a message fails authentication. At first blush it might seem obvious that a message that fails authentication should be discarded or bounced but email is one of the oldest protocols on the Internet. It's a complex patchwork of historic solutions, kludges, and workarounds that's grown over the decades and it has a lot of baggage. Roaming users, mail forwarding, unregistered servers, even mailing lists can all cause authentication failures. DMARC makes it possible for organizations to tell each other what to do if and when email purporting to be sent by them fails authentication. Until now that typically meant "report the problem." People rely on email, really rely on it, and there are major implications when it breaks, so bouncing otherwise valid email due to an authentication failure is a big risk. But things are changing.
In April, Yahoo switched their DMARC record to "p=reject," meaning "if a message from us fails authentication, don't accept it." They did this without notice over a weekend. They've been having a major problem with phishers spoofing Yahoo users' addresses and this will make that much less common. Then last week AOL made the same change for similar reasons. These changes have two important implications for email marketers.
The first is that if you're sending out your messaging using a From address at a major ISP (especially Yahoo or AOL), you need to stop. You're spoofing those addresses and your email is increasingly going to get bounced. The same applies if you're using any system that purports to send on behalf of someone else, such as many forward-to-a-friend and sharing systems. You can no longer send on behalf of Yahoo or AOL users and the new normal is that you won't be able to send on behalf of anyone else, either.
The second is that email is moving to a mandatory authentication model where every email that fails authentication will be bounced or at least bulked. Last year 91.4 percent of non-spam email sent to Gmail was authenticated. Just one year after DMARC's release, more than 60 percent of the world's mailboxes were protected by it. Those numbers are what make it practical for ISPs like Yahoo and AOL to make this change. The remaining 8.6 percent of email is just going to have to get with the program or face the consequences.
To quote the Microsoft representative at the M3AAWG 30 meeting in February, "If you don't have your authentication in order, get it done."
Until next time.
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Hi all
I haven't been on this blog for a while, so apologies to anyone who has commented or asked questions.
I am teaching blogging to my journalism students today and showed them Prostablog – and discovered a large number of pending comments. They are mostly now posted (apart from the spam ones).
The reason I have stayed away, I guess, is I consider myself prostate cancer-free these days. My PSA doesn't register, and my checks are down to once a year.
It is three and a half years since the surgery to remove my prostate and while I still have to get to the five year post, then a decade, I don't think much about it.
Please take that as a positive – it could be seen as selfish on my part not to continue blogging. However, I just ran out of stuff to say, and monitoring the web for prostate cancer news was taking several hours a day, which I now need to spend on doing other stuff.
I'm 66 and have just retired from journalism teaching. I will be returning to my hometown of New Plymouth in Taranaki to finish a book and maybe write some others. I will be working with my brother, photographer Rob Tucker, who has a few projects for me to contribute some writing to.
Prostate cancer changed my life in one important way: my wife and I enjoy camping, so decided to abandon home ownership in favour of a big caravan, which we tow around the country.
Although it might seem a crazy option in mid-winter, in fact we are finding it a great lifestyle at any time of year. Even the cat has got used to moving around.
So there we are. I feel lucky. Here's all the best to all of you just starting the journey I began on Christmas Eve, 2008.
If you want to discuss anything about prostate cancer with me, please use my gmail address: email@example.com
But remember, I'm not following the topic closely any more, so may not be able to help. And my advice is always cautious – I'm not a doctor, and I believe every man's experience is different and personal.
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PROSTABLOG NZ: The final report from a two-year NZ Parliamentary investigation into prostate cancer detection and treatment has been released by the Health Select Committee. READ MORE>
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PROSTABLOG NZ: The PSA test may get a bad rap from epidemiologists and the Ministry of Health, but so far as I'm concerned it's a winner.
It's a reliable post-treatment indicator of whether your prostate cancer is coming back or not, and I've just had my two-year test – and it remains undetectable.
That's very good news, so far as I can discern. My reading of things prostate tells me the two-year mark is a crucial one, a time when recurrence is most likely to rear its unwelcome head.
That doesn't mean I'm cured. There's a long way to go before that marker, perhaps a decade.
The only thing I'm not sure about is the fact my PSA never registered much (let alone any change) prior to my diagnosis in 2008.
Does that mean post-surgery PSA tests won't work on me either.
Nah, let's not dwell on it.
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PROSTABLOG NZ: Exact meaning of the word "encourage" will be pivotal in the continuing New Zealand saga on how best to prevent prostate cancer.
"We will be encouraging men to go to their GPs to discuss options…including whether or not they should have a PSA test," says the chairman of Parliament's inquiry into prostate cancer, Paul Hutchison, in today's Dominion Post newspaper (see below).
In the same story, his statement is welcomed by Prostate Cancer Foundation of NZ president Mark von Dadelszen: "…we would certainly applaud that move."
What they both mean by the term "encourage" is about to become the focus of a debate that has churned around in global prostate cancer politics since PSA testing became commonly available in the early 1990s.
First question: how does "encouraging" men to be tested differ from a national screening programme (which Hutchison signals will be rejected in the inquiry report due in a matter of weeks)?
A national screening programme presumably involves the Ministry of Health spending millions promoting tests to the general populace, as it does with breast and cervical cancers.
Such programmes "encourage" people to get along to their doctor and have the tests.
How will men be encouraged? Not with a lot of advertising, it seems.
So how, exactly?
By training barbers to spread the word to their clients, as has been tried in the US?
By sending doctors into communities to talk about risks and options, as the Foundation did last year when it flew a team to the Chathams?
By leaving it to the Foundation to publicise the disease and urge men to act, as happens now?
Whatever approach the Health Select Committee is about to recommend, it needs to deal with a mammoth in the waiting rooms – the Ministry of Health instruction to GPs that they must not raise the topic of PSA and rectal examination until the patient does or unless they spot symptoms obviously related to what is often a symptomless disease.
This is the real crux of the dilemma the Select Committee has presumably been wrangling with since its first public hearings in September, 2009.
What instruction will it recommend the Government give to the Ministry, whose staff and advisers adamantly oppose any widening of the availability of PSA testing?
Up to now, men have been the subject of a mild but just as deadly form of Russian roulette when it comes to being diagnosed.
Take my own case.
Over the past 30 years, I've been under the care of four GPs. The first never mentioned prostate cancer (to be fair, I was under 50); the second (mid 1990s) refused to consider PSA tests because to him they were unproven; the third insisted on it without my bidding; and my current one responded readily to my request for tests (saying Ministry instructions forbade him raising the matter unless I spoke up first!).
Anecdotal evidence suggests the Ministry's obfuscation is becoming increasingly irrelevant – for some people, anyway.
The Foundation's awareness campaigns have been effective, if I judge by the number of male acquaintances now being diagnosed early and successfully treated.
However, I suspect there are dangerous class factors at play here.
Me and my mates are okay because we have been blessed by education, higher socio-economic status, media awareness and access to health provision.
I fear for those who don't. The Ministry's stubbornness condemns them to an uncertain fate.
National prostate screening rejected
Dominion Post April 2, 2011
A PARLIAMENTARY inquiry into prostate cancer screening will not be recommending a national screening programme despite pressure from cancer survivors to do so.
The Prostate Cancer Foundation has backed the committee's approach, but a former patient says the decision is disappointing.
Health select committee chairman Paul Hutchison said the inquiry, which has been running since May 2009, was not due to report back for another few weeks, but when it did, it would not advocate screening.
There was still controversy over whether blood tests for prostate-specific antigens led to fewer prostate cancer deaths, he said.
Heightened levels of prostate specific antigen – PSA – can indicate the presence of prostate cancer. However, early detection can result in aggressive and unpleasant treatment of tumours that would never have grown or created ill-health.
The inquiry has heard from a huge number of prostate cancer survivors, many of whom asked for a screening programme for all men aged 50 and older.
Dr Hutchison could not go into detail about the committee's findings but said there were two main conclusions.
''We will not be recommending a PSA screening programme. However, we will be encouraging men to go to their GPs to discuss options … including whether or not they should have a PSA test.
''Those are the two points that are loud and clear.''
Prostate Cancer Foundation president Mark von Dadelszen said the organisation did not support a national screening programme because of ''issues'' with the PSA test.
'What it does advocate is that men should be encouraged to have screening tests . . . we would certainly applaud that move.''
Napier farmer Duncan McLean, who has just got the all-clear five years after being diagnosed with prostate cancer, said encouragement was good but the committee should recommend a full screening programme.
Mr McLean, 57, had his prostate gland removed in 2006 after several years of increasingly high PSA readings, followed by a biopsy that confirmed the cancer.
''PSA testing is essential. I'm alive today because of it. It's really disappointing they're not [recommending screening].''
Fears about over-treatment were ''bollocks'', he said. ''You don't leap in and go under the surgeon's knife – I was monitored for three years before I had surgery.''
International research on the matter is split, with several largescale studies under way.
The results of a 20-year Swedish study, published yesterday in the British Medical Journal, found screening did not significantly reduce prostate cancer deaths but the risk of overdetection and unnecessary treatment was considerable.
However, another Swedish study found death from prostate cancer more than halved among men who were screened.
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PROSTABLOG NZ: My last PSA test recently showed it continues to be undetectable, some 20 months after my surgery in March, 2009.
But I'm not getting cocky just yet (forgive the pun).
From what I've read about prostate cancer treatment, if the cancer bug has got out of the organ during/after a prostatectomy, there's a good chance the first signs will come two years after the operation.
My two-year anniversary comes up in a couple of months – so wish me luck.
It's interesting how long it takes to fully recover from the surgery's effects.
My scar is virtually gone and I've felt fit for ages.
There's no incontinence. I haven't done the pelvic floor exercises for more than a year, but there's never any problem with not being able to hold it in, even when I'm busting.
Not that I put myself in the busting mode if I can avoid it.
So, hey, no regrets and no real worries. I'm bloody lucky.
Well, there is one worry – the number of friends and people I know who have been diagnosed. Talk about an epidemic.
And I wonder if the NZ Parliamentary Health Select Committee will ever get round to reporting back on its prostate cancer inquiry…
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Prospect Global Resources Inc.'s Pre-Feasibility Study Endorsed And Supported By Sichuan Chemical
Prospect Global Resources Inc. ("Company" or "Prospect") reports that in response to the recent release of its Pre-Feasibility Study results, Sichuan Chemical Industry Holding (Group) Co., Ltd. ("Sichuan Chemical") has responded with its endorsement and support. Xiaojun Chen, Chairman of Sichuan Chemical's Board of Directors, stated, "We have been major supporters of the Holbrook Project from the very early stages of its development. We support its new management team and their incredible work in redesigning the mine and processing plant. The fundamentals of the project remain solid and continue to improve. As such, Sichuan Chemical is excited about its continuing partnership with Prospect Global Resources and we are exploring ways in which we can make the partnership more comprehensive."
The Company continues to develop the strategic partnership with Sichuan Chemical, China's third largest chemical and fertilizer manufacturer. Damon Barber, Prospect's President and CEO, said, "We are very pleased that Sichuan Chemical remains excited about its partnership with us and look forward to continuing our work with them to refine the relationship. We appreciate the confidence they have in our potash project and their interest in potential future collaborative efforts to further our development."
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Intervest Bancshares Corporation Reports Net Loss Of $0.7 Million For The Third Quarter Of 2010
Intervest Bancshares Corporation (NASDAQ-GS: IBCA) (the "Company") today reported a net loss for the third quarter of 2010 ("Q3-10") of $0.7 million, or $0.07 per diluted common share, compared to net income of $0.3 million, or $0.04 per share, for the third quarter of 2009 ("Q3-09"). Results for both periods included $0.4 million of preferred dividend requirements related to the Company's participation in TARP. The change in results was primarily due to a $1.8 million increase in the combined provision for loan and real estate losses and a $0.6 million non-recurring charge related to the conversion of Intervest National Bank's core data processing to a lower-cost provider. These items were partially offset by a $1.3 million decrease in carrying expenses associated with a lower level of nonperforming assets. At September 30, 2010, the Company's common stock book value per share was $15.26.
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Welcome to the TeXtalk! We have a very special guest for today: our friend Andrew Stacey, a well-known member of our community, trusted user, 40k+ rep, 274 badges, and one of the resident TikZ experts. Get ready for this great interview! From this episode on, we are using the new interview format as discussed in our meta site. Hope you guys like it!
Contests are a nice way of pursuing our TeX passion. We have an enjoyable competition, show our TeX skills and learn something new, while producing our contribution, and by seeing the results of other fellow TeXnicians. We already had a contest on TeX.SX, celebrating the first birthday of our site.
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Currently there's one running on LaTeX-Community.org. LaTeX users are invited to write a small article, the best articles will be rewarded with a prize. Packt Publishing has sponsored two copies of the gnuplot Cookbook written by Lee Phillips for the winners. Matching the subject of the book, the topic of the contest is LaTeX and graphics.
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The main site has certainly made me more aware of the LaTeX3 project. Familiarity, in this case, has not bred contempt but rather it has meant that LaTeX3 has seeped into my consciousness so that I've become vaguely familiar with it without ever actually having to think about it. Before this current experience then I had had a bit of exposure to LaTeX3 through making a few adaptations to the (most excellent) unicode-math package, but that was very definitely a case of "Monkey see, Monkey not really have a clue what he's doing so it's a million to one chance but it might just work.". To really get to grips with something new, I need a problem to work on. Finally, along came a problem that I wanted to solve in TeX but which was very definitely a regular programming problem. So the prospect of doing it in ordinary TeX was too daunting to contemplate. For this problem, learning LaTeX3 seemed the lesser of two evils.
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Markus Kohm, maintainer of KOMAscript has published a new version (3.11) of the KOMAscript bundle. There is one extraordinary issue: The new version includes a new manual in English. Markus said on his webpage:
»A new English user manual with the same structure and completely translated content of the German user manual is provided. There are still several issues with the translation, nevertheless, it's much better than the previous English manual.«
As far as I can see, all the features of KOMAscript 3 are documented, the same as in the German version.
As TeXLive 2011 is frozen right now , you probably need to download the new version yourself from Berlios; follow the links on Markus' website. Users of MiKTeX will probably get it soon.
For quite some time I've had the idea of writing a blog post about what makes a Great Question. The first problem with that is that it is highly subjective. I've no real problem with that (and this is the blog part of the site, after all) but it needs to be done carefully. The second is that it would be very easy to make it about what is wrong with questions rather than what is right. Particularly when comparing questions to see why one is great and another isn't. So the post keeps getting started and then stopped as it trails off into a lengthy discussion about the quality of sand.
Fortunately, a recent question has given me a way in to this post. It's almost a duplicate question, in fact. And the two questions are useful ones to compare to see the difference between a Good Question and a Great Question. Both questions are good questions, but the second version had a little bit extra which lifted it.
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Sprite sheet is the name of a big image containing several smaller images or icons. It's a technique usually employed by webdesigners to reduce the number of requests the browser makes to the server – reducing the number of HTTP requests can make a Web page load much faster. It's also used a lot in animation engines.
I was wondering if I could use a sprite sheet in a LaTeX document, so I got a sample image from the Tango Desktop Project and mapped it:
All icons are placed in a big image, like a matrix, and the size is fixed at
24px × 24px per icon. How can I select one of the icons from a LaTeX document? Thanks to our friend and moderator Martin Scharrer, including sprite sheets is a breeze with
This amazing package, amongst other features, allows us to adjust images with
\adjustimage. We can also use
\includegraphics with the
clip option which we can use for mapping our sprite sheet. For instance, let's include the warning sign in our document. We need to collect some data first:
We have all the parameters for including the warning sign. It's now a simple call to
\includegraphics[clip,trim=48px 96px 120px 48px]{sampletango.png} or
\adjustimage{Clip=48px 96px 120px 48px}{sampletango.png} and the correct icon is included! The parameters to the
trim/Clip option are:
The full code is as follows:
\documentclass{article}The output:
\usepackage{graphicx} \usepackage{adjustbox}
\begin{figure} \centering % using includegraphics % \includegraphics[clip,trim=48px 96px 120px 48px]{sampletango.png} % using adjustimage \adjustimage{Clip=48px 96px 120px 48px}{sampletango.png} \caption{A warning sign.} \end{figure}
There we go, sprite sheets with LaTeX.
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(This is by Joseph Wright but he's having difficulty logging in to the blog so I'm posting it for him.)
Voting is an important part of how StackExchange works. Voting for answers means that good answers are easier to identify, which is vital when you don't know the best way to do something! Voting for questions is also important, as it helps to sort out the good questions from those that are less clear. When you are searching for help, what you want is to know that you are reading the right questions and getting the right answers.
Now, we have some very clever people answering questions, and they deservedly get a lot of upvotes. It's always tempted to vote for answers from the 'celebrities' because of who they are, or because there are already lots of upvotes, but content should always be the key. So it's vital to read the answer (or question) before voting up.
Of course, not every question or answer is great. Many are simply middling: they don't deserve an upvote, but also don't deserve a downvote. On TeX-sx, we've been pretty cautious about downvoting material, in the main. Apart from spam, downvoting should only be used very sparingly. That's particularly true when voting on something from a new user: posting a good first question is hard, and so some helpful comments are usually what is needed.
Our regular graphical artist and interviewer Paulo Cereda created a 'flowchart for downvoting'.
Of course, being prescriptive is not the idea here: it's a reminder to think before you vote.
So, vote early, vote often, but vote carefully.
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Welcome to the TeXtalk! We have a very special guest for today: our friend David Carlisle, member of the LaTeX3 project, editor of the MathML spec, a very active member of TeX.sx, 16k+ rep, 104 badges, and 325+ answers so far. Get ready for this awesome interview!
Hola amigos, welcome to the TeXtalk! We have a very special guest for today: our friend Gonzalo Medina, one of the most active members of TeX.sx, trusted user (44k+ rep), with 849+ answers so far and 208+ badges. Get ready for this great interview!


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SUGAR LAND, TX -- (Marketwired) -- 02/19/14 -- Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) -- The Tennessee Valley Authority (NYSE:TVE) (Knoxville, Tennessee) is taking steps toward a cleaner, less carbon-intensive energy future, with plans to construct a 1,000-megawatt (MW), natural gas-fired, combined-cycle generator (NGCC) on the site where it will close two aging coal-fired generators, in Paradise, Kentucky.
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DevOps Summit 2015 New York, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that it is now accepting Keynote Proposals. The widespread success of cloud computing is driving the DevOps revolution in enterprise IT. Now as never before, development teams must communicate and collaborate in a dynamic, 24/7/365 environment. There is no time to wait for long development cycles that produce software that is obsolete...
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"DevOps is really about the business. The business is under pressure today, competitively in the marketplace to respond to the expectations of the customer. The business is driving IT and the problem is that IT isn't responding fast enough," explained Mark Levy, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Serena Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at DevOps Summit, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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"We help people build clusters, in the classical sense of the cluster. We help people put a full stack on top of every single one of those machines. We do the full bare metal install," explained Greg Bruno, Vice President of Engineering and co-founder of StackIQ, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 15th Cloud Expo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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The cloud is becoming the de-facto way for enterprises to leverage common infrastructure while innovating and one of the biggest obstacles facing public cloud computing is security. In his session at 15th Cloud Expo, Jeff Aliber, a global marketing executive at Verizon, discussed how the best place for web security is in the cloud. Benefits include: Functions as the first layer of defense Easy operation –CNAME change Implement an integrated solution Best architecture for addressing network-l...
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Mobile commerce traffic is surpassing desktop, yet less than 20% of sales in the U.S. are mobile commerce sales. In his session at 15th Cloud Expo, Dan Franklin, Segment Manager, Commerce, at Verizon Digital Media Services, defined mobile devices and discussed how next generation means simplification. It means taking your digital content and turning it into instantly gratifying experiences.
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"In the past year we've seen a lot of stabilization of WebRTC. You can now use it in production with a far greater degree of certainty. A lot of the real developments in the past year have been in things like the data channel, which will enable a whole new type of application," explained Peter Dunkley, Technical Director at Acision, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Windstream, a leading provider of advanced network and cloud communications, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9–11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Windstream (Nasdaq: WIN), a FORTUNE 500 and S&P 500 company, is a leading provider of advanced network communications, including cloud computing and managed services, to businesses nationwide. The company also offers broadband, p...
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Leysin American School is an exclusive, private boarding school located in Leysin, Switzerland. Leysin selected an OpenStack-powered, private cloud as a service to manage multiple applications and provide development environments for students across the institution. Seeking to meet rigid data sovereignty and data integrity requirements while offering flexible, on-demand cloud resources to users, Leysin identified OpenStack as the clear choice to round out the school's cloud strategy. Additional...
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The major cloud platforms defy a simple, side-by-side analysis. Each of the major IaaS public-cloud platforms offers their own unique strengths and functionality. Options for on-site private cloud are diverse as well, and must be designed and deployed while taking existing legacy architecture and infrastructure into account. Then the reality is that most enterprises are embarking on a hybrid cloud strategy and programs. In this Power Panel at 15th Cloud Expo (http://www.CloudComputingExpo.com...
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Verizon Enterprise Solutions is simplifying the cloud-purchasing experience for its clients, with the launch of Verizon Cloud Marketplace, a key foundational component of the company's robust ecosystem of enterprise-class technologies. The online storefront will initially feature pre-built cloud-based services from AppDynamics, Hitachi Data Systems, Juniper Networks, PfSense and Tervela. Available globally to enterprises using Verizon Cloud, Verizon Cloud Marketplace provides a one-stop shop fo...
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The Internet of Things is not new. Historically, smart businesses have used its basic concept of leveraging data to drive better decision making and have capitalized on those insights to realize additional revenue opportunities. So, what has changed to make the Internet of Things one of the hottest topics in tech? In his session at @ThingsExpo, Chris Gray, Director, Embedded and Internet of Things, discussed the underlying factors that are driving the economics of intelligent systems. Discover ...
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The move in recent years to cloud computing services and architectures has added significant pace to the application development and deployment environment. When enterprise IT can spin up large computing instances in just minutes, developers can also design and deploy in small time frames that were unimaginable a few years ago. The consequent move toward lean, agile, and fast development leads to the need for the development and operations sides to work very closely together. Thus, DevOps become...
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ARMONK, N.Y., Nov. 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that it is bringing a greater level of control, security and flexibility to cloud-based application development and delivery with a single-tenant version of Bluemix, IBM's
"Our premise is Docker is not enough. That's not a bad thing - we actually love Docker. At ActiveState all our products are based on open source technology and Docker is an up-and-coming piece of open source technology," explained Bart Copeland, President & CEO of ActiveState Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at DevOps Summit at Cloud Expo®, held Nov 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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SYS-CON Media announced today that Aruna Ravichandran, VP of Marketing, Application Performance Management and DevOps at CA Technologies, has joined DevOps Journal's authors. DevOps Journal is focused on this critical enterprise IT topic in the world of cloud computing. DevOps Journal brings valuable information to DevOps professionals who are transforming the way enterprise IT is done. Aruna's inaugural article "Four Essential Cultural Hacks for DevOps Newbies" discusses how to demonstrate the...
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Wash away The Hangover with the best of Thailand
lastminute.com presents its guide to a fun yet relaxed escapade…
With the much anticipated sequel of The Hangover: Part II hitting cinema screens this week, lastminute.com invites you to experience exotic Thailand for those brave enough to embark on a whirlwind adventure and follow in the footsteps of 'The Wolfpack.'
The Hangover: Part II follows Phil, Stu, Alan, and Doug's adventure to Thailand this time for Stu's wedding, however the plan for a subdued pre-wedding brunch doesn't go quite as they had planned. Whilst 'The Wolfpack' may not find themselves waking up with tigers and Mike Tyson in their Las Vegas hotel room for Doug's bachelor party in the original movie, The Hangover: Part II promises more laughter and a fun-filled venture.
To celebrate the film's release, leading online travel and leisure retailer lastminute.com has compiled its top deals based on the best that Thailand has to offer.
The Bustling Koh San Road…
Follow the footsteps of 'The Wolfpack' as they encounter the hustle and bustle of the famous Koh San Road in Bangkok. Whether you're after some shopping bargains, great street food stalls or are up for sampling the road's strip of bars, Koh San Road is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.
Fully immerse yourself in the Koh San Road way of life with a seven night stay at the three-star Viengtai Hotel – located just a stone's throw away from the hustle and bustle of the famous road, prices start from just £560 per person. Price includes return flights to Bangkok from London Heathrow. To book, visit www.lastminute.com
Scenic Sights in Koh Phi Phi…
For a more relaxed adventure, take a boat ride to the beautiful island of Koh Phi Phi. Made famous from films such as The Beach, sights such as Maya Bay are not to be missed. Experience the Thai way of life by spending your time on a longtail boat soaking up the scenic sights, or join the fun crowds at night with some great beach parties where you may find a monkey or two.
Koh Phi Phi is situated just an hour boat ride away from the popular town resort of Phuket. Enjoy a seven night stay at the four-star Courtyard by Marriott Phuket at Patong Beach with prices starting from £748 per person. Price includes return flights to Phuket from London Heathrow. To book, visit www.lastminute.com
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The undersea sights of Thailand are often the best kept secret of the country's beautiful islands. If you'd prefer to take a step back from the party islands, go for a dive or snorkel along the picturesque shores of Koh Samui. Plan your holiday adventures: jungle safari to the island's lush interior on the back of an elephant, scuba dive the coral reefs of Koh Tao, or ocean kayak amidst ancient caves and rock formations at Ang Thong National Marine Park.
Treat yourself to a seven night stay at the five-star Outrigger Koh Samui Resort and Spa with prices starting from £902 per person. Price includes return flights to Koh Samui from London Heathrow. To book, visit www.lastminute.com
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Tennessee Jed's, Wantagh: Still smokin'
Some amazing 'cue I had the other night at Tennessee Jed's in Wantagh, a place that's only gotten better with age.
Pitmaster co-owner Francisco Gonzalez's St. Louis ribs, ordered with only its dry rub ($14, half rack), were meaty, juicy and smoky. The same held true of the half barbecued chicken ($11), an item that's rarely the equal of ribs – except in this case.
Sides held their own. While the mac and cheese looked way too creamy, the al dente pasta held up well and the unctuous cheese sauce was irresistible. Rich creamed spinach, sweet potato fries with campfire toastiness and smoky baked beans rounded out the meal.
Tennessee Jed's is at 3357 Merrick Rd., Wantagh, 516-308-3355.
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WCCO Adds Two to Morning Show
WCCO, the Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN, CBS owned station, has announced Matt Brickman and Kim Johnson will join 4 News this Morning starting September 1.
Brickman and Johnson currently anchor the station's Saturday morning news.
Brickman also produces the "Best of Minnesota" segments. He replaces Mike Augustyniak, who, the station said, asked for reassignment. Augustyniak will stay on as weekend meteorologist and weekday weather producer.
"My body doesn't work as well at 3 a.m. as it does at 3 p.m. I'm grateful that we were able to figure out a solution that allowed me to better balance my personal life with my work life," said Augustyniak.
Kim Johnson, who joined the WCCO team in May, currently anchors Saturday Mornings and serves as a reporter on weekdays. Read more


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Go Further (2004)
- Title:Go Further
- Release Date:October 8th, 2004
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- Director:Ron Mann
- Writer:Solomon Vesta
- Studio:Abramorama
- Genre:Documentary
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- Runtime:1 hour 20 minutes
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Go Further PlotGo Further, the new film by award-winning documentary filmmaker Ron Mann, explores the idea that the single individual is the key to large-scale transformational change. The film follows actor Woody Harrelson as he takes a small group of friends on a bio-fuelled bus-ride down the Pacific Coast Highway. Their goal? To show the people they encounter that there are viable alternatives to our habitual, environmentally-destructive behaviors. The travellers include a yoga-teacher, a raw food chef, a hemp-activist, a junk-food addict, and a college student who suspends her life to impulsively hop aboard. We see the hostility these pilgrims encounter, and watch as their ideas are challenged from within and without. We meet an entrepreneur who runs a paper company that does not harm trees; an organic farmer who believes Nature is his partner; a man who teaches environmental activists to use humor as a strategic weapon. And throughout, we see Harrelson test his belief that the transformation of our planet begins with the small personal transformations that are within the grasp of each and every one of us, after which...we'll go further.
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