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About the Don Julio's Bloody Maria Cocktail
Who says a Bloody Mary needs to be made with vodka? Try this tequila take on the classic.
Ingredients in the Don Julio's Bloody Maria Cocktail
- 1 Lemon wedge
- Ground black pepper
- 1.5 oz Don Julio Reposado Tequila
- 6 drops Tabasco Hot Pepper Sauce
- 8 drops Worcestershire Sauce
- 1 pinch Celery salt
- 1 tsp Ground horseradish
- 2 tsp Fresh lime juice
- 8 oz Tomato juice
Garnish: Lemon wedge and skewered cherry tomatoes
Glass: Highball
How to make the Don Julio's Bloody Maria Cocktail
Rub the lemon wedge along the rim of a highball glass and discard. Coat the rim with black pepper. Add the remaining ingredients and fill with ice. Stir, and garnish with another lemon wedge and skewered cherry tomatoes.
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text: Hi-Tech Medical College & Hospital, popularly known as HMCH, is located in extensive area at Rasulgarh, Bhubaneswar in Orissa. The medical college was established with the purpose of providing quality medical education in the state. Hi-Tech Medical College & Hospital is affiliated to Utkal University, Orissa. Hi-Tech Medical College & Hospital Bhubaneswar is also recognized by medical council of India (MCI). Reputed doctors impart education to the students, polish their skills and help them achieve their goals. Hi-Tech Medical College & Hospital is concerned about providing best doctors to the state for the same institute provides best ambience, well-stocked library and other facilities beneficial for the students.

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By Sabah Hadi:
A New year is about a new self, new resolutions (which remain, for many like me, new even at the end of the year), new hopes, new prayers. So I decided why don't we have a New Year agenda to kick-start this year of which we know so little just yet. Maybe an agenda can spur us on to do more than we did last year and to help us accomplish things we set out to do. Here is my agenda for 2012. Feel free to add your own.
1. Forget Jan Lokpal Bill, Anna Hazare (although you cannot but admire the man for sticking to his cause despite opposition and ill health) and his disorganised team. Let each one of us in India and abroad do away with corruption in our daily lives. Don't bribe the immigration officer, prepared to be fined for not carrying your license, don't take the wrong turn and expect to be excused with a few crisp bank notes. Make sure whatever you do, do it with the discipline of a responsible citizen, not a corrupt individual.
2. Make a fitness schedule and stick to it- one hour of increased heart rate- no less at least 5 days a week. Indians are known to be obese, what with our low fitness quotients. This year let us make an individual effort, which will if done responsiblY go on to become a collective strive towards a healthy life and a less painful death(when it comes).
3. Make procrastination last year's activity. This year let us do today what we have to do tomorrow and let us do now what we have to do later. Daily lists are helpful, not only ON smart phones, even a simple pen and paper list stuck to the fridge or on the desk works well. Maybe this year, we can speed up things and hope that others too. That will help clear the backlogs of court cases in India and bring criminals and trouble makers to task- no more delays.
4. Do what you have always wanted to do. My to-do list when I was growing up was colourful and varied- I wanted to be a trapeze girl, a commercial airline pilot, write a bestselling novel, start a successful business and other mad ambitions. I am going to try to live at least two of those dreams this year, what about you?
5. Keep working at all the things that are part of your life: family, kids, spirituality, career(s), health, relationships, friendships and everything else. The key is to work and try not to think a lot on the outcome, which, I know, is easier said than done. Whoever said, life is easy anyway?
Although this list has tapered down from being concrete to being philosophical, it is really the simple things in life when done right that make the difference. The difference that will make 2012 positively different. Happy New Year!
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text: Sleep : the architect of memory Scientists at the University of Liège's Cyclotron Research Centre have tried for several years to elucidate the links between sleep and memory. In two recent articles published in PNAS and PLOS Biology respectively, the researchers have shed new light on long-term memory consolidation; one of these papers pays particular attention to emotional memories. Pierre Maquet, Director of Research at the FNRS, and his team have been studying the relation between sleep and memory for several years. The results of their research, carried out for the most part at the University of Liège's Cyclotron Research Centre, have been reported in different articles published in prestigious journals such as Nature Neuroscience, Neuron or The Journal of Neuroscience. In their study, the researchers show how sleep plays a unique role in consolidation. Sleep deprivation during the night after diurnal learning significantly decreases our mnestic performance. Results of new research conducted by Pierre Maquet's team have recently been published in PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America – November 2007) and PLOS Biology (October 2007). H.M.'s amnesiaThe article published in PNAS addresses the link between sleep and long-term memory consolidation. If the precise nature of this research is to be understood, it is necessary to provide some background information on the case of H.M., a famous patient in the field of neuropsychology. H.M. suffered from severe epilepsy, the focus of which was localized in the two hippocampi, one per each cerebral hemisphere. The patient underwent a surgical resection of these two regions in the 1950's which caused the epilepsy to disappear, but at a heavy price indeed. H.M. began to suffer from both anterograde amnesia (the inability to acquire new memories) and retrograde amnesia, which has prevented him since from having any recollection of events that took place before the temporal lobectomy. Two types of memories have not been affected, however: the oldest ones and those involving procedural learning. The case of H.M.shows, Pierre Maquet explains, that the hippocampus is very closely related to a particular form of memory called declarative memory and that our oldest memories are no longer stored in the hippocampus. |


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"User Friendly, But Not too Lightweight"
This is not a scholarly historical piece. The author spends too much time telling us how the regent "feels" and writes as though she was a witness to King George's mental deterioration. But it presents a great snapshot of history during a very specific decade in a way that is easy to follow, yet still has enough fact and detail that most readers can walk away learning something new about the time period. And while the book spends a great deal of time on the celebrities and main events of the decade, Waterloo, Napoleon, Byron and the Prince Regent, it also provides detail on "celebrities" of the time that are not household names today and also talks about events that occurred beyond those that are covered in a English history textbook. And through the writings of actual eyewitnesses of the period - regular people - we get a better idea of the day-to-day lives of those who lived through the period that were not poets, generals or royals.
If you are looking for a broad overview of this time, a book that is understandable to a reader without a degree in English history, this is a good book for you. And as usual, Simon Prebble's narration makes it fun to listen to.
"A Slow Introduction to the Great War"
I've put off reading this series for a few years and I am not certain why. It covers one of the most fascinating times in recent history - the First World War - and I tend to read anything I can about that time period. It is by an author whose other works I enjoy - to a degree. I found the first few books of the Monk series fascinating, the Pitt series far less so, although I read several of them. The problem with Perry is, while I like to read series books in order and one after the other, when possible, the books in her series tend to run together and they all begin to sound like essentially the same book with different secondary characters and London locations inserted into the same plot line.
I was hopeful that would not be the case with this series. I enjoyed No Graves as Yet, the first book in the series. It takes place at the cusp of the war, the main event that drives the plot actually occurs the day the Archduke is shot. There was a family of main characters to get to know and while they all seemed dry and stiff, based on Perry's style of character development, as well as the time period the book was set in and the class of the family, that probably makes sense. There are more colorful characters when the plot moves to Cambridge and London, which keep the reader engaged. The problem was there wasn't anybody the reader could really like or really hate. There were several characters I found very annoying though. But the storyline was complex enough it kept my interest even if the characters always didn't.
The mystery revolved around a plan to keep England out of the war.It seemed a little far fetched and overly complicated, but since this plan was the reason for the mystery that drove the book, I was OK with that. The end held a few surprises, which was great. In her other series, the endings quickly became predictable.
The book was full of details regarding the ramp up to the war and Perry did an excellent job with her research and her ability to so clearly define a specific time and location.
I usually enjoy Michael Page's narration, and he did a good job with this as well. The only problem I noticed with the narration was there were too many middle-aged male characters for him to give each a unique voice, inflection or diction and I had trouble telling who was talking sometimes. And he contributed to the annoying qualities of a few of the female and younger male characters by the shrillness of his voice sometimes.
"A Lyrical Post Apocalyptic View"
I am on a roll that started with The Girl With All the Gifts. This is the fourth post apocalyptic book I have read in the last 12 months. Which is 4 more than I've read in the last 20 years.
The Dog Stars covers much the same ground as Station Eleven, or I guess I should say that the other way around since The Dog Stars came out first. It was perhaps better written. Heller's MFA from the Iowa Writer's Workshop shows. He writes almost lyrically. His magazine background shows as well. The writing is tight and he doesn't use any extra words. So much so that many of his sentences are just a single word. That can be annoying when reading, but I listened to this so I did not have that problem. And the narration was wonderful.
The plot revolves around a guy's guy - a carpenter, outdoorsy Colorado guy who loves to hunt, fly his Cessna and most of all fish. His best friend is a dog and his companion is someone even more macho than Hig is. The author soften's Hig up a bit by confessing that he writes poetry and he clearly loved his wife. But Hig's response and reaction to the events occurring around him are definitely from a guy's perspective, so it was sometimes difficult for me to relate or wonder at his response.
But Heller does a wonderful job of capturing the loneliness Hig deals with constantly. It is so thick you can physically feel it. He portrays Hig's lonely existence so well, that this is the first book of this type I have read where I found myself thinking that the 99.9% of the population that died got the better end of the deal. There seemed very little in his world that encouraged him to live. Especially after he loses his best friend. The chapter retelling that loss is one of the best pieces of writing I have seen in a very long time.
There really wasn't a climactic end to the book, no resolution, no closure. I know that books in this genre can't have "happy" endings, but I always feel like I must have missed a couple of pages at the end, because the words just stop. And that is the only way you know the story is finished.
I recommend this book. Especially in audio format. It is well worth reading.
"Good, But Not Quite Up To Par"
I enjoyed the first book in this series, as well as the novellas. I believe Ms. Hunter is an extremely talented author. Desert Bound was not a bad book and was eminently readable. If written by someone else I might have rated it higher. However, I felt that she wasn't terribly committed to this plot. After the years of tension, hurt feelings, anger, frustration and regret between the two main characters, their differences seemed fairly insurmountable. Then they reunited so abruptly it seemed almost anti-climactic. And while her books are usually chock full of characters, that works because she either proves their value to the story by the end of the book or makes it clear she is setting a character up in this book that will reoccur in future story lines with a purpose. I felt like there were superfluous characters in this book, involved in fairly heavy scenes and then disappearing without any idea of why they were included.
Again, enjoyable book and definitely worth reading if you liked the first book in the series. I recommend you read the first book in the series and the novellas before reading this book. Just not up to her best efforts
"Lots of Problems"
This is the story of a young woman who discovers the cancer she previously defeated has come back with a vengeance and now she has "lots of cancer." I know this sounds strange but to me, that phrase "lots of cancer" which the author uses frequently is the most original and inventive thing in the book.
Rather than a story about a young woman and her husband who discover their marriage is about to end along with her life and how they handle that knowledge, the tragedy is used as a hook to lure the reader into yet another book about a troubled relationship that would quickly be fixed if only the characters would start talking to each other instead of to themselves. This is no different than so many of the contemporary chick lit or romance novels. The impending death of one half of the couple is nothing but a gimmick, not the driving force moving the plot along.
I expect a a young woman facing her own mortality in the very near future would naturally be introspective. Introspective about her upcoming demise, how she feels about death, her fears about the process, how her beliefs and her faith or lack thereof affect the process, her concerns for her loved ones, etc. But there is very little of this. I admit I skipped through some of the numerous soliloquies she engaged in ad nauseam, but there seemed to be very little thought given to the actual act of her dying and death.
The main character in this book spends her time obsessing about her relationship. Not the upcoming end to it, but whether this spouse who has already gone through so much with her really loves her or if he has already crossed her off and moved on. The male character is fairly well written and it seems obvious that he cares for his wife, at least obvious to everyone but her. She comes across as an 8th grader with her first boyfriend. A boyfriend she has so little faith in she is certain he cannot survive without her constant guidance.
I liked the narrators. However, the female narrator already has something of a sing-songey voice and the author substitutes dialog for internal prose so often that the narrators lyrical voice just made the character more affected and less real.
I admit i picked this book up hoping it would expand on the dialog that accompanied the recent death of Brittany Maynard. This seemed like a timely subject. And a subject that is sometimes easier to digest in fiction. But instead of a discussion regarding death and the choices faced by a young woman and a young married couple now facing that subject, we got a chick-lit romance in disguise with all of the angst of the worst of that genre and none of the depth of the best of that genre.
I will say that the end of the book, written after her death begins to address the subject I expected to be addressed throughout the book.
I cannot recommend this book.
"Annoyingly Airheaded Heroine"
I admit I have read the rest of the books in this series and enjoyed the first couple of them. They seem to get progressively weaker. And Karen White's narration, which used to not bug me is now like fingernails down a chalkboard. Her voice just drips with sincerity and has a catch in it right when you are ready to strangle the character for being so vapid. It sends me over the edge.
But even a less annoying narrator could not save this book. There is no way the main character has the brains to get through vet school. She could not think herself out of a box and has absolutely no control over her thoughts, actions or emotions. She is the kind of person everyone hates - always trying to "help" others who don't need or want her help and are far better at taking care of themselves than she will ever be.
The main male character, Wyatt is totally one dimensional. He is supposed to be some alpha male, but he seems to be so laid back that he might be asleep and no one has figured it out yet.
The other problem I had was the author does create some interesting secondary characters. And not just characters from future books. The most interesting character in this book is Emily's sister. Why did she have multiple degrees, including a Phd in Philosophy and work construction. Why did she get away with using her student loans as an excuse not to pay her share of the rent? She should have thought of that before she decided to get multiple degrees and not use them. And the breakup with her girlfriend is never really explained. What could have been a very interesting character was basically introduced then ignored.
After the previous book in this series, I swore I was done with it. And definitely done with Karen White as a narrator, no matter how much I want to listen to a book. However, in a moment of weakness, aka an Audible sale, I relented and got this book. I wish I had not.
"The Good Girl - The Bad Book"
This book has garnered quite a bit of positive noise. I had fairly high hopes. Unfortunately, my hopes were dashed. It had good bones, but the primary characters, especially the mother, who was supposed to become gradually redeemed and sympathetic, were simply not likable. The only sympathetic character ends up being the character you should not sympathize with. I usually appreciate novels where the characters each have their own agenda and that agenda isn't revealed up front. But this book makes everyone without ulterior motives, seem like chumps at the end. It makes fools of characters who are trying to do the right thing at the expense of those with no redeeming value. Mia is no better than her father, so it is hard to appreciate his comeuppance.
But the absolute worst character is the mother. She is worse than the evil father. She is so whiney, mealy-mouthed and shallow that you hope that whatever she wants she never gets. The narrator for the mother was terrible. I am not certain if I would have found the character quite as offensive if I had read it or if there was a different narrator. But I could easily tell why her husband and her daughters ignored her. I would too. To me, this character was so weak, so problematic and so unsympathetic, it affected my opinion of everyone else.
There were also far to many holes and implausible plot twists. The detective just drops Colin's mother at a Nursing Home and they automatically accept her, no questions asked and with no funds? The detective takes weeks to check out a lead he learns about fairly early on. A lead that he knows instinctively should be followed up. The mother goes from ignoring her daughter, admitting she seldom talks to her daughter, is totally unconcerned when her daughter's friend calls and says she is missing, then we are supposed to abruptly understand that she really cares about her. The other daughter is defined as a bitch who dislikes her sister, then abruptly disappears from the plot. Why bother? Colin gives Mia his gun and isn't even concerned enough to know where she hid it?
If you want to read a book about a kidnapped daughter that is well written, suspenseful, has engaging characters, and continually surprises you, I recommend Still Missing by Chevy Stevens, a much better book.
I would not recommend The Good Girl to anyone.
"A Little Too Big"
(3.5 Stars) This book is on so many "Best of" lists and has received generally glowing reviews, so I was optimistic. Plus Caroline Lee is a strong narrator. And much of it did not disappoint. It was an interesting plot and the characters were well developed and generally likable. The author included several small mysteries that she wrapped up throughout the book and the ending neatly tied most of them together. I admit that I did not expect the ending. I assumed another character died than the one who actually did.
What kept this book from being a 4 or even 4.5 star book was the length. It was about 30-40% too long. Any time an entire chapter is devoted to a character thinking and the character of their thoughts, there is a problem. A great deal of this book was devoted to internal thoughts, miscommunication and "what-ifs". And even though the author attempted to use these sections to advance the plot and answer questions, that could have been accomplished far more successfully and far more succinctly. A character's introspective thinking doesn't move the plot forward. It isn't action. And miscommunication and "what-ifs" are overdone and generally a sign of a weak story.
This wasn't a weak story because the author writes well. But it could have been a stronger and a better story, if she had not written quite so much.
"Tough Read, But Worth It"
I always feel foolish when I begin a book that I know is going to be sad based on the synopsis and reviews, proves itself to be sad from the very first page and continues incessantly in that same vein throughout the book, yet I still hang on hoping for just a glimmer of redeeming happiness until the bitter end. That is what happened with this book. There was absolutely nothing that even hinted that this might be a tragic story with a miraculously happy ending. Yet I continued to hope. Probably the main reason I have generally avoided the whole "end of the word" genre in the past.
This book was mercilessness in its doom and gloom. No matter how deeply you dug, there was no silver lining. However, that isn't to say it wasn't a well written book with an engaging young girl as the central character. The author did a great job of engaging the reader, keeping the interest level up with enough suggestions and hints, even if none of the hinted at or suggested positive events or actions ever happened. You knew none of them would come to fruition, but you had to hope.
My original complaint with the character was that she seemed far too mature for her years. She was only 11 when catastrophe struck, but she reacted like a person 3 times her age would be expected to react. However, as I progressed through the book I realized how quickly an 11 year old would be forced to grow up in that situation, so the further I got into the story the more natural her maturity level seemed.
I thought the author did a great job of presenting a plausible "end" to the world. Nothing that happened seemed totally unrealistic or didn't fit with the facts of the situation. The most disturbing concern I had with her scenario is none of the experts seemed to be able to explain what happened or why. You would like to think that in this age of science if a similar event occurred we might not be able to alter its course or stop it, but we could figure out what happened and why.
The author also did a good job of bringing the catastrophic event and its consequences down to a personal level so the reader could relate. Discussions about shifts or tears in the magnetic field may not make a great deal of sense, but a simple statement like "That was the last grape I ever ate." made the crisis relatable.
There is absolutely nothing uplifting about this story. But it is definitely worth reading. It makes you stop and think about the plausibility of such an event and how you would react in that situation.
The narrator on the audiobook did a very good job.
I highly recommend.
"Interesting Concept - Enjoyable Book"
realize that saying a book is "interesting" isn't exactly a ringing endorsement, but this book is actually just that - interesting. It has received so much hype this year, and the publisher's blurb piqued my curiosity just enough that I decided I had to read this, even though I don't usually like dystopian books.
I did like this book. Primarily because it kept my interest. There were several threads and several time lines and experiencing the author tie them all together was fascinating. I appreciated the way she made a man who died before the world altering event even occurred a major character in the plot. As if she recognized she was taking the reader off into the unknown, so she used this character, who lived and died in the world we all live in, to keep us grounded in the here and now.
I would assume that if I was one of the lucky survivors of a plague that wiped out 99% of civilization, and I am not sure that would qualify me as "lucky", the last thing I would worry about was keeping orchestral music and Shakespeare alive for the dwindled masses. But maybe that is what survivors of an apocalyptic event should worry about. And a museum dedicated to now useless human accessories like cell phones and credit cards seems almost cruel.
The book was full of unique twists that when thought about seem obvious. Who hasn't been stuck in an airport so long they began to believe they lived there? So why wouldn't survivors see an airport as a natural home. And if you knew the world was about to end wouldn't the perfect fantasy running through your mind be that you had a grocery store all to yourself and you could fill up an unlimited number of carts without worrying to the damage to your credit card.
It would have been easy for the author to fill pages with the expected fighting, blood and gore. But she dealt with the fact that the human race was being wiped out gracefully. And by allowing the reader to contemplate this fact one death at a time, rather than en masse, made it more plausible and easier to accept.
I actually ended up finding the authors view of a post-apocalyptic future rather attractive and not terribly scary. Except for the part about the prophet and his followers. I would hope that if I survived such an event all of the prophets and zealots would not survive with me, nor would the survivors be inclined to create new ones.
If I had one criticism of the book - or maybe I should say one question to ask the author it would be - what happened to all the cows? Animals evidently weren't affected by the virus, because dogs and deer survived. And the survivors are perpetually killing deer and eating venison. None of them would have to have traveled too far to find cows or cattle. Or pigs or chickens for that matter. Those would have been far easier to kill than hunting deer. And fried chicken, country ham or a sirloin steak would have been a familiar tie to the past.
The narration fit the book. The narrator did a very good job. I enjoyed the author's writing style and pace. I highly recommend the book.
"Almost a Five Star"
This was an engaging book about a fascinating man who at one time was one of the most powerful and important figures in American History. John Hay served the government in various roles from private secretary to Abraham Lincoln, to Secretary of State for Wm. McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. He also served in the administration of James Garfield, so he worked for the first 3 presidents assassinated in office. While Secretary of State to Roosevelt, there was no Vice President, so he essentially filled that capacity as well. He was next in line. Along the way he also found time to write poetry, fiction, serve as a newspaper editor and writer, served in several foreign consulates throughout Europe, including a stint as Ambassador to Great Britain. The scope of his life would be considered wide-spread even now. During the time he lived, it was almost unheard of.
But, more than the politics, I found the narrative describing the time that Hay lived in fascinating. He came of age during a period of great upheaval and chaos, yet he spent most of his adulthood among the upper class, moving in circles that remained constant to tradition and resistive to change. He followed the norm for his class and married for money and position yet he and his wife seemed to genuinely care for each other. He very much cared for his position in society, yet his closest friends were either snidely critical of society or secretly flaunted its tenets. And he lived through several scandals that might have brought others down. The writer does a good job of moving between the distinctions in his life, allowing us to see Hay change and grow gradually through the years.
Hay knew essentially everyone worth knowing during the last half of the 19th century and seemed to maintain good relationships with them all. The author spends quite a bit of time addressing his relationship with Henry Adams, and after this book, I am now willing to try and retackle The Education of Henry Adams.
His experiences and adventures through the Civil War were told in an engaging and easily readable fashion. The details of the crisis he dealt with during his years as Secretary of State were a little harder to get through. The writing seemed to slow down and become heavier, as Hay aged.
My only complaint had to do with the discussion of her personal life. I understand that this is a serious biography and the focus is not on his personal life. And it is difficult to prove the accuracy of personal stories relayed 100 years later. But the author skimmed over his adult relationships so fleetingly, that what was said didn't jive with the public persona the author spent most of his time portraying. Hay was hyper critical, and made derogatory statements about his oldest son, yet was devastated by his death. The loss of a child would be devastating regardless of your relationship with that child, but he has Hay doing such a 360 degree change in his feelings and emotions, it doesn't make sense.
The author makes it sound as though Hay was fascinated by the woman he eventually married. He at least a crush on her. But there is no explanation why a 30+ year old man who had avoided commitment, fell at least temporarily in love with a woman that no one describes as attractive. I have to assume it was money. Then once they are married, even though they have four children, she is seldom mentioned.
I also found it odd that a 60+ year old man who essentially serves as the Premier of the United States, conducting multiple complex treaties at one time, still maintained a decades-long school-boy crush on a woman considerably younger than him, a woman that his best friend also loved, who, based on what I read, had no interest in him.
A little more backfill on his personal life might have made these discrepancies in his behavior and actions a little more understandable.
However, my overall impression of the book was very favorable. The narrator did a good job. I highly recommend.


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This article was published in Seattle Weekly, which is owned by Village Voice News, who funded this piece of CRAP article that is highly inaccurate.
• Nearly half the kids — about 45 percent — were boys.
• Only 10 percent were involved with a "market facilitator" (e.g., a pimp).
• About 45 percent got into the "business" through friends.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Village Voice Media, which owns this publication, owns the classified site Backpage.com. In addition to used cars, jobs and couches, readers can also find adult ads on Backpage; for this reason, certain activists and clergy members have called attention to the site, sometimes going so far as to call for its closure.
Certainly we have a stake in this discussion. And we do not object to those who suggest an apparent conflict of interest. We sat quietly and did not respond as activists held symposiums across America—from Seattle to Miami—denouncing Backpage. Indeed, we were never asked for response.
But then we looked at the "science" behind many of these activists' claims, and the media's willingness, without question, to regurgitate a litany of incredible statistics. In the interest of a more informed discussion, we decided to write.
• More than 90 percent were U.S.- born (56 percent were New York City natives).
• On average, they started hooking at age 15.
• Most of them serviced men — preferably white and wealthy.
• Most deals were struck on the street.
• Almost 70 percent of the kids said they'd sought assistance at a youth-service agency at least once.
• Nearly all of the youths — 95 percent — said they exchanged sex for money because it was the surest way to support themselves.
In other words, the typical kid who is commercially exploited for sex in New York City is not a tween girl, has not been sold into sexual slavery, and is not held captive by a pimp.
Nearly all the boys and girls involved in the city's sex trade are going it alone.
Ric Curtis and Meredith Dank were amazed by what their research had revealed. But they were completely unprepared for the way law-enforcement officials and child-advocacy groups reacted to John Jay's groundbreaking study.
"I remember going to a meeting in Manhattan where they had a lot of prosecutors there whose job was to prosecute pimps," Curtis recalls. "They were sort of complaining about the fact that their offices were very well staffed but their workload was — not very daunting, let's say. They had a couple cases, and at every meeting you go to, they'd pull out the cherry-picked case of this pimp they had busted, and they'd tell the same story at every meeting. They too were bothered by the fact that they couldn't find any pimps, any girls.
"So I come along and say, 'I found 300 kids' — they're all perky — but then I say, 'I'm sorry, but only 10 percent had pimps.'
"It was like a fart in church. Because basically I was saying their office was a waste of time and money."
Jay Albanese, a criminologist at Virginia Commonwealth University who headed the Justice Department's research arm for four years, says the findings of the John Jay study are among the most interesting he has seen.
"Whether you are a kid or an adult, the issue becomes: To what extent is this voluntary?" Albanese says. "Because you make more money in this than being a secretary? Or because you really have no choices — like, you're running from abuse or caught up in drugs? The question becomes: If Curtis is correct, what do we do with that 90 percent? Do we ignore it? How hard do we look at how they got into that circumstance? You could make the case that for the 90 percent for whom they couldn't find any pimping going on — well, how does it happen?
"It's a very valid question," Albanese continues. "A policy question: To what extent should the public and the public's money be devoted to these issues, whether it's child prostitution or child pimping?"
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is the only agency that keeps track of how many children the legal system rescues from pimps nationwide. The count, which began in June 2003, now exceeds 1,600 as of April of this year, according to the FBI's Innocence Lost website — an average of about 200 each year.
Through interviews and analysis of public records, Village Voice Media has found that the federal government spends about $20 million a year on public awareness, victims' services, and police work related to domestic human trafficking, with a considerable focus on combating the pimping of children. An additional $50 million-plus is spent annually on youth homeless shelters, and since 1996, taxpayers have contributed a total of $186 million to fund a separate program that provides street outreach to kids who might be at risk of commercial sexual exploitation.
That's at least $80 million doled out annually for law enforcement and social services that combine to rescue approximately 200 child prostitutes a year.
These agencies might improve upon their $400,000-per-rescued-child average if they joined in the effort to develop a clearer picture of the population they aim to aid. But there's no incentive for them to do so when they stand to rake in even more public money simply by staying the course.
At the behest of advocates who work with pimped girls, along with a scattering of U.S. celebrities who help to publicize the cause, the bipartisan Senate tag team of Oregon's Ron Wyden, a Democrat, and Texas's John Cornyn, a Republican, is pushing for federal legislation that would earmark another $12 million to $15 million a year to fund six shelters reserved exclusively for underage victims of sex trafficking. (In an editorial published this past July, Village Voice Media expressed its support for the initiative, now folded into the pending Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act.)
Though the language of the bill is gender-neutral, some advocates point to the disproportionate influence wielded by groups that direct their efforts exclusively at pimped girls. They worry that anti-sex-trafficking funding might increasingly ignore boys and transgender youths, not to mention kids of any gender who aren't enslaved by a pimp but sell sex of their own volition.
This article was published in Seattle Weekly, which is owned by Village Voice News, who funded this piece of CRAP article that is highly inaccurate.
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This article is very interesting. It doesn't deny the fact the children are being pimped, it simply says that children hooking on the streets have a large male population, and are in many cases there on their own. It makes perfect sense, as does the comment that these children are a symptom of a bigger problem of childhood sexual, physical, and mental abuse which are usually a package deal as far as childhood abuse goes.
Where are all the underage children kidnapped and forced against their will by a pimp to have sex with the general public for money?
How come we don't see any of the forced victims themselves complaining about it? Why don't the "millions of forced against their will child victims" talk about how they were kidnapped and forced against their will by a evil pimp to have sex for profit? I would like to have a interview with the "millions of forced against their will raped kidnapped child victims" So I could hear their stories.
Where are they? Why do we only hear from the anti-prostitution groups that received money and grants from the government, and not the millions of victims themselves? If there are Millions of them, Shouldn't the police and public know where they are, and shouldn't we hear the millions of victims speak?
Instead, none are found.
Do all men really love raping children who are kicking, crying and screaming, with no one willing to help? like the anti-prostitution groups say?
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I like how the comments disspelling this article were deleted. So much for VVM believing in the 1st Amendment.
The one study mentioned did not call escort services. they posed as escort services to see how many males sought out children to buy. Plus, if you good child prostitution and especially Backpage.com/Vilage Voice Media, you will see the arrests of pimps who are selling children, and NONE of those are paid....they are caught and sent home. MOST discuss how they were forced to stay and had to run for help.
This article is what's bogus. i've been following this and there are too many cases - proven cases - of children being pimped and on the internet they are being sold in much higher numbers than street walkers could ever get in a night. Its pretty vile.
This is a sad article. Its basically saying that children/teens are wanting to prostitute themselves. Even if that were true - since when did children become the best decision makers?
The people who did the research have studied all kinds of other stuff, which is on their website, like meth-heads, pimps, prisoners, HIV, homosexuality.
If anyone would like to look at the study itself (caution: it is VERY large), you can read or download it here: http://maggiemcneill.files.wor...
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I worked in the field of child abuse and neglect for 23 years. It is amazing what a well trained and skilled interviewer can drawer out from a child. The money pulls them in but your sincerity and caring allow you to get most of the facts. Kids know how to separate the BS from those who are just doing a job from those who really want to help.Much of the time you are able to determine who is trying to con you. Most people don't have the slittiest idea about what drives these kids to the street. Most have been abused or neglected by those they love and trust. The system has and is failing our youth. We wait until they commit a crime and are imprisoned and then spend millions to separate them from society and try to rehabilitate them.Let's open our eyes and ears and listen to the research that says it's not just the pimps that destroy these children but most often their parents. Oops ... let's not blame the parents they may be us.
Very interesting article. My only problem with it is that basically they paid for the information. How can we be sure of the accuracy of their testimony? Word got around that some guy was paying $20 dollars for an interview and all you had to do was make up some story and answer questions the best you can. $20 is a lot of money to a teenager. Motive to lie. Just saying.
I'm interested in what you're saying. Can you point me in the direction of a scientifically guided study that covers the topic of online child sex trafficking?
How do you think the prostitution prohibitionists gather their research? Or any other group who wants to gather information on a particular population? Do you even know how research is conducted?
Every researcher must offer SOMETHING of value to the populations they study. So whether it is the prostitution prohibitionists or those who conduct unbiased studies, if they want people to participate, they either give money or something else the participant can use or wants. If a participant is willing to 'lie' to an unbiased researcher who gets their funding from the government, aren't other participants in other, very biased research just as likely to lie for the money/goods they get? One of the reasons to interview as many individuals as possible within a group is to minimize the number of potentially false statements, and clearly, with the government funding this study, that was done.


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Persia Blues wins 2014 SPACE prize for Best Graphic Novel
February 10, 2015 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog
I'm thrilled to announce that Persia Blues, my graphic novel with artist Brent Bowman, published by NBM, has won the 2014 SPACE Prize in the graphic novel category!
As in previous years, the winners were picked by two rotating judges and the registered SPACE 2014 exhibitors themselves. I'd like to extend my congratulations to the winners in the other categories, as well as all the nominees.
This book has been a true labor of love for me, and Brent and I have poured a lot of our time and energy into its creation. As I've mentioned elsewhere, in creating Persia Blues, I wanted to showcase a little of Iran's rich culture, from cuisine to architecture to literature, and also give readers a sense of its thousands of years of history and tradition. But more importantly, I wanted to tell a very human story, featuring a smart, capable, complex protagonist.
We will have an art display at this year's S.P.A.C.E., showcasing original art from the upcoming vol. 2 of the book. The show takes place in Columbus, Ohio on April 11 & 12, 2015. So if you're in our neck of the woods, drop on by the show and say hi.
Now coming up on its 16th year, S.P.A.C.E. (Small Press & Alternative Comics Expo) is the Midwest's longest running exhibition of small press, creator owned, and art comics. It's also Columbus' only locally owned and operated comics show. Sponsored by Back Porch Comics.
Persia Blues nominated for 2014 S.P.A.C.E. Prize
December 23, 2014 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog
I'm thrilled to announce that Persia Blues, my graphic novel with artist Brent Bowman and published by NBM, is a finalist for the 2014 S.P.A.C.E. Prize in the graphic novel category!
Here's a brief note about the show, and a look at the other finalists:
Now coming up on it's 16th year, S.P.A.C.E. (Small Press & Alternative Comics Expo) is the Midwest's longest running exhibition of small press,creator owned and art comics. And Columbus' only locally owned and operated comics show. Sponsored by Back Porch Comics.
The winners will be picked from three voting bodies in each category: two rotating judges and the registered SPACE 2014 Exhibitors themselves.
Winners will be announced at next year's SPACE, which takes place in Columbus, Ohio on April 11 & 12, 2015. Brent and I are hard at work on vol. 2, and I'll be sharing some new art soon, right here on the NBM blog.
Persia Blues signing at the Buckeye Book Fair
October 26, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under Author Appearances, Events, NBM Blog
On Saturday, November 2, I will be one of the many guests at the 26th Annual Buckeye Book Fair in Wooster, Ohio (near Cleveland). My artist partner in crime Brent Bowman will also be on hand to sign copies of Persia Blues, plus a killer print he's made just for the show.
"Celebrates Ohio's Influence in Literature
The annual Buckeye Book Fair is a full day event featuring nearly 100 Ohio authors and illustrators who meet with readers and autograph copies of their latest works. Thousands of attendees from all over Ohio come to mingle, shop for books, and celebrate the joys of reading and writing."
The show runs from 9:30 – 4:00. If you're in Ohio or nearby, we hope you can make
Persia Blues: Images From Iran, part 2
September 5, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog
(View part 1 here)
As I mentioned in the previous post in this series, some of the pictures I took on my last trip to Iran served as both reference and inspiration for artist Brent Bowman while creating our Persia Blues graphic novel. Here's a set taken at the Military Museum, on the former grounds of the Shah's palaces, all of which now serve as museums.
We'll start with a couple of examples of historical military uniforms, I believe from the Achaemenid period:
And some banners and iconography, including the Standard of Cyrus the Great (the blue square banner in the back):
And of course ancient weapons, including swords, battle axes, spears, maces, and clubs:
Next: more pictures from the Nation Palace Museum, Green Museum, and others.
Win a copy of Persia Blues on GoodReads.com
August 25, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under Events
I'm guessing many of the readers of the NBM blog are also on Goodreads, the social networking site for book lovers. If not, then now's a good a time as any to signup because you have till the end of the week to enter to win a signed copy of my latest graphic novel, Persia Blues!
Giveaway ends August 31, 2013. See the details at Goodreads.
Persia Blues: Images From Iran, part 1
June 23, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
When creating and writing Persia Blues, I drew from a lot of sources, including my own memories of growing up in Iran, pre and post revolution. I also incorporated bits and pieces from my parents' experiences, stories told by family members and friends, and my 2 visits back to Iran as an adult. The first of those was in the summer of 2000, and unfortunately the pictures I took were of the old school variety, i.e. not digital. One day I'd like to scan them all in and be able to share them more easily.
But on my second trip I had a digital camera, and although we spent all of our time in Tehran, and not some of the locations depicted in the book (Shiraz, Persepolis, etc.) I thought it might be fun to share some of those pics. Think of these as references, inspiration, or supplementary material used by Brent and I during the creation of the book.
Here's a shot of north Tehran, nestled at the base of the Alborz mountain range. This isn't a setting used in the book, but I just wanted to share this pic of where I grew up as a kid. Of course, when I was living there, most of those high rises didn't exist:
This is a small bazaar in north Tehran. The one depicted in the book is the much larger, historical Vakil Bazaar In Shiraz, but you get the idea. By the way, the stylishly dressed woman in the foreground is my mom:
There's a scene at the beginning of the book that shows Minoo navigating her way expertly around the challenging act of driving in Iran. This picture shows what's considered light traffic in Tehran. And this is in the suburbs, not the heart of downtown:
There's another scene at the beginning of the book where Minoo gets into an altercation with the Morality Police. Here's one of their vans:
I was admonished by the "officers" who, unbeknownst to me, were standing behind me when I took this shot. They said I shouldn't be taking pictures of state vehicles. I played the dumb tourist role and apologized, saying I was taking a picture of the public art sculpture in front of their car.
Next: pics from the Museum of Fine Arts, depicting some of the historical elements used in the book.
Persia Blues on Pinterest
April 30, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
One of the exciting things about creating and writing Persia Blues is that I get to share some of the history and culture of my birthplace, Iran. I wanted to weave this into the fabric of the story, from Minoo's childhood all the way through adulthood. And even beyond, when her life's journey brings her to the US, I wanted to use real settings that both Brent Bowman (my artist) and I are familiar with, to give the story a real grounded feel.
The trick was figuring out how to feature these things in a seamless manner, without them becoming distracting. After all, I wanted to tell a story about a young woman's life and search for identity, not write a history textbook or a cookbook on Persian cuisine. So one approach was to include little, unobtrusive footnotes explaining the meaning of certain Fari words or cultural references that appeared casually in the dialogue. And, of course, do so sparingly.
The other was to put together a fun, dynamic resource external to the book, as sort of a supplement. Enter Pinterest:
For those of you unfamiliar with Pinterest, it's a social media sharing site that utilizes a "pinboard" model. You can create multiple "boards" and "pin" pictures (and links) from around the web on them, usually organized by a theme. So I decided to create a whole series of boards devoted to providing background and supplementary material on Persia Blues.
What are some of the things you can expect to find there? Lots of pictures and recipes for Persian foods, pictures and links to articles about modern Iran, as well as ancient Persia. And other boards devoted to the other settings from the book, including my hometown of Columbus, Ohio.
You can check it all out here: Persia Blues on Pinterest.
A splash of Persia Blues (make that two)
April 16, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
Despite my best intentions to blog more frequently here about my upcoming book, Persia Blues, I find all my free time jeopardized by the mad dash to the finish line. The book is about a month away from release, and I'm lettering the final few pages tonight. But just because I don't have time for a lengthy post, it doesn't mean I can't at least share some artwork with you.
My partner on the book, artist Brent Bowman, has been absolutely tearing it up with the visuals. This is no small feat, since he's using two different art styles to depict the two different settings of the book. So presented below, sans dialogue, are a couple of splash pages from the first volume, to give you a feel for what's in store for you:
And a very different scene…
How these disparate elements converge into one story is at the very heart of the book's overarching narrative.
I hope you'll join us for the fun.
Persia Blues: Fun with Kickstarter
March 16, 2013 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog
Sorry I've been incommunicado for a while. Between trying to finish the book, an increased workload at my day job, and oh yeah, getting married, my free time had all but disappeared. But now that at least the wedding is behind me, I'm going to get back into a semi-regular blogging schedule here.
To ease back into things, I thought I'd start by sharing a couple pieces of art related to our Kickstarter campaign (which, by the way, was quite successful, coming in at 112% of our initial goal). First, here are images of the front and back of the giant 6×9 postcard we'll be sending out to all our backers, to thank them for their support:
I'm quite pleased with how they turned out. With a nice matte finish, these cards are nice little artifacts suitable for framing, and we plan on handing them out at conventions and shows to help promote the book. By the way, if you would like to receive one for yourself, please contact me (via the official Persia Blues website) and I'll be more than happy to mail you one.
Next up is page 3 of the book, beautifully rendered by series artist Brent Bowman. This page is the start of a four-page sequence wherein our protagonists are confronted by some rather unsavory brigands. But what makes this especially fun is that the likeness of the lead brigand is based on Yiri, the husband of fellow NBM creator Margreet de Heer (Philosophy: a Discovery in Comics, Science: a Discovery in Comics):
Margreet was an early and generous supporter of our Kickstarter campaign, and took us up on our offer to "appear as a character in the book." But she actually wanted to surprise her husband Yiri by having him drawn in the book. So we set off on a clandestine mission to gather photo references for the artwork, friending Yiri on Facebook and trying to be inconspicuous in our efforts. But then Margreet confessed that she's terrible at keeping secrets, and had already spilled the beans to her husband!
Yiri, we hope you enjoy your small role in our story, and please accept my apologies for the rather unfortunate fate of your "character" in the book.
Next: more artowrk, and a look at the non-fantasy aspects of the book.
From Iran to Indie Comics
December 13, 2012 by Dara Naraghi
Filed under NBM Blog, New Releases
Hi, Dara Naraghi here, author of the recently announced Persia Blues graphic novel series, coming your way in 2013 from the fine folks here at NBM.
A brief introduction: I was born in Iran, back before the Islamic Revolution. My family lived there through the revolt, the subsequent new regime, and the beginning of the Iran-Iraq war. Seeking a better life for us, my parents were eventually able to move us to the US, where I went to high school and college. I currently work as a project manager in the IT field, but comics and sequential art have always been my first love. Growing up in Iran, we were exposed to some American comics, especially the well-known superheroes like Batman and Superman. However, it was the translated European graphic albums that reigned supreme, with the most popular, of course, being Herge's Tin Tin series. So from a very young age, comics were baked into my DNA.
During college, I began dabbling in writing on the side, and even got involved with a fly-by-night indie comics publisher operating out of the west coast. Well, more like the publisher's spare bedroom, which happened to be in an apartment in a city on the West coast. That experience soured me on the business side of comics for a while, and I lost interest in creating comics, though I still remained a fan of the medium. It wasn't until about a dozen years ago that I met some similar minded creators in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio, that I started to become serious about writing again. We ended up calling ourselves the PANEL Collective, and have been creating and self-publishing small press comix for over 10 years now.
But that's a story for another post.
However, I will mention that it was through PANEL that I met and befriended the artist that would eventually team up with me on Persia Blues. That's a story for another post as well, but it wouldn't be fair of me to blabber on without at least giving you a taste of Brent Bowman's fantastic work. So here it is, a double-page splash from our book, that distills a lot of the characters and settings of the Persian Empire's history and mythology into one image, a sort of roadmap for at least half of the series:
OK, so lots to talk about in future blog posts, but before I go, I do want to mention one last thing: 'm currently running a Kickstarter campaign to help compensate Brent for all his work on the book. As of this writing, we only have 7 days left. We're offering a variety of unique and cool incentives, including Persian cusine recipes and a chance to appear in the book. So please click on the image below and take a few minutes to check everything out.
Thanks, and if you like what you see, please consider posting the link on Facebook or sending it to your friends. Word of mouth is the best way to help us get more eyes on the project.
Next: more stories, more art


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