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Add a CommentThe book hinges greatly on each splendid page turn that reveals the cursed jungle cat. Its use of capital letters to emphasize surprise just begs readers to shout out, "A TIGER!" Jeremy Tankard's illustrations keep the tale from getting too scary. Even at its most fearsome, this tiger looks fairly cuddly.
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Cute story. A young child wanders through the jungle and finds all sorts of adventures. For watch out for.... The TIGER!
LOVE the illustrations!! My 3 year old son really enjoys this book - has it pretty much memorized and likes to "read" it back to me.
Long story short, we haven't seen a boy/tiger relationship this complex since the days of "Calvin and Hobbes". Tigers are such cute and cuddly carnivores that honestly it's very difficult to be perfectly afraid of something as soft and fluffy as a tiger. That sort of makes them ideal picture book threats. LaRochelle has written innovative picture books for years now ("The End", etc.). Pairing him with Tankard just guarantees a hit. Put this one on your Must Have list and stat.
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Add a SummarySo you're walking through the forest, minding your own business, checking out monkeys when you realize that the orange and black vine over there isn't a vine at all. It's a TIGER!! Like a shot you (which is to say, the boy in the book) take off lickety split. Still, it doesn't matter where you go. Whatever you do, that darned tiger seems to follow. Dark caves, ships at sea, desert islands, the ferocious tiger is everywhere! At the end you realize that the tiger doesn't really want to eat you. So to put it to sleep you decide to tell it a story. A story about a boy walking through the forest until it sees a green scaly vine. Wait a minute . . . that's not a vine . . . .


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Astara | 10-06-13, 12:41 PM
You should totally watch it kijin. Very emotional with a surprising end.
Astara | 10-06-13, 10:15 AM
Oh, I thought you were a gonner since you hadn't been online a couple of months. But glad to see you back. Have you seen Mirai Nikki?
Astara | 10-06-13, 7:41 AM
do you still visit this place?
Astara | 02-26-13, 11:01 AM
Thanx Kijin, I'm doing good! Are you an avid anime watcher? Or just occasionally?
Astara | 02-06-13, 10:06 AM
Nice to meet you too after almost a year! Lol, I guess I had not much spare time. How do you do?
Gunbladewarrior | 07-13-11, 1:09 PM
Someone else from Ohio. ;_;
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Welcome to MAL!!! Hope we can be friends! ;D
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Welcome! :)
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Welcome to MAL new person
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Your profile pic is really cool by the way ^^ I'm also the only one in my family who watches anime and they think I'm weird because of it XD |
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Welcome to Mal!
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Love the choice of Profile picture you have. :D
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May i ask you a question what are you thoughts on the anime named Dragon Ball Z (U.S.).
how did you like and why or why not. no reason for asking this just curious about how you feel please respond if you want ok. also if you want to ask me a question look at my anime list and ask about one i am watching or have already seen and ask about if i like one or not if you want. |
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Safe jobs save lives, distracted driving doesn't
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Remember to get in the right lane
April 20, 2013 To the editor: With the hope of warmer spring weather, it was good to see the "Share the Road Safely" article in this morning's paper. more »»
What's with the media blackout?
April 18, 2013 To the editor: There is a landmark criminal case currently taking place that has been going on in a public trial for about a month now. It's called, "the Kermit Gosnell murder trial." Dr. more »»
Thanks to MGC for great get-together
April 13, 2013 To the editor: Our 1970 basketball team got together this past weekend to honor our coach, Lowell "Zeke" Ziemann for the Tiger Foundation Hall of Honor award. more »»
Not a fan of anti-bullying bill
April 12, 2013 To the editor: Please contact your legislators and tell them NOT to support the "Safe and Supportive Minnesota Act," House file 826, and Senate file 783. 1. more »»
Pass tobacco price increase
April 5, 2013 To the editor: As a tobacco control advocate, I'm happy to say that this legislative session has been encouraging: The House heard testimony about bills that would close the "little cigar" loophole... more »»
Charged with assault
April 2, 2013 To the editor: My name is Gerhard Ziemann, an insurance agent and investment representative for the past 20 years since 1992 in southwest Minnesota. more »»
Child care providers need support
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Music to their ears
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Support anti-bullying legislation
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Anyone watching AMC's "The Walking Dead."
Very, very good. I am surprised how far they are pushing the envelope for TV, even if it is cable.
Anyone watching AMC's "The Walking Dead."
Very, very good. I am surprised how far they are pushing the envelope for TV, even if it is cable.
great show!
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. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
And I thought this was a Grateful Dead thread. Fail.
I it too!
I've got your restraining order right here. [grabs crotch] Restrain this!
Until NASCAR, NCCA football, NFL and NHL allow zombies in, I will not be seeing any walking dead.
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You see, their morals, their code...it's a bad joke, dropped at the first sign of trouble. They're only as good as the world allows them to be. I'll show you. When the chips are down, these...These "civilized" people...they'll eat each other. See, I'm not a monster. I'm just ahead of the curve
"The season premiere is available until 9pm PST Nov. 23. Additional episodes will not be available for streaming on Hulu."
Damn! Oh well, maybe it'll be on netflix eventually.
I'm too cheap/smart to pay for cable/dish. Had dish for 7 years. I seldom miss it.
Kinda disappointed myself. I've been a fan of zombie movies since as a teenager seeing Night Of The Living Dead with some friends at a midnight showing. Technically Walking is very good, but the story line has been predictable and with very little suspense. Also what is with three and a half hours and not one of the living has met their demise. The dead themselves seem pretty non threatening for the most part.


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Opitz Gbbb Syndrome, Autosomal Dominant OMIM ID: 145410 |
Synonyms | BBB Syndrome; Chromosome 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome, Opitz Phenotype; G Syndrome; GBBB Syndrome; Hypertelorism with Esophageal Abnormality and Hypospadias; Hypertelorism-Hypospadias Syndrome; Hypospadias-Dysphagia Syndrome; Opitz Bbbg Syndrome; Opitz GBBB Syndrome; Opitz Gbbb Syndrome, Type II; Opitz Oculogenitolaryngeal Syndrome, Type II; Opitz-Frias Syndrome; Opitz-G Syndrome, Type II; OGS2; Telecanthus with Associated Abnormalities; Telecanthus-Hypospadias Syndrome |
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The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 28-year-old Maryland man who had been competing in an endurance course in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle.
Manchin Can No Longer Rely On Backing Of NRA
He famously fired a gun in a TV ad while boasting of an endorsement from the National Rifle Association, but U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin can no longer rely on the backing of that powerful lobby.
West Virginia Sheriff Fatally Shot While Eating Lunch In Car
A new sheriff who was cracking down on the drug trade in southern West Virginia's coalfields was shot to death Wednesday in the spot where he usually parked his car for lunch, and State Police said the suspect was in a hospital with gunshot wounds inflicted by a deputy who chased him.
Gallup: West Virginia Most Obese State For Third Year In A Row
Public research and analytics outfit Gallup has learned that West Virginia has the highest rate of obese persons in America.
Parts Of West Virginia Under 2 Feet Of Snow
Wet snow and high winds spinning off the edge of superstorm Sandy spread blizzard conditions over parts of West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states Tuesday, shutting one interstate as trucks and cars bogged down and knocking out power to many.
Parts Of West Virginia Could See Up To 3 Feet Of Snow
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Dozens Now Affected by Meningitis Outbreak Locally, Much More Nationwide
The deadly fungal meningitis outbreak that has spread to more than 100 people nationwide, spanning a total of nine states, has now killed two people people in Maryland and Virginia, with more than 30 cases reported between the two states.
Exploding Bug Population Stinking up Maryland Farms
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Correctional Officer Accused Of Having Sex With Inmates In Exchange For Cigarettes
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W.Va. Sheriff Says Woman Tortured; Husband Charged
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New signing Geremi claims the ambition shown by manager Sam Allardyce persuaded him to swap Chelsea for Newcastle United.
The 28-year-old Cameroon international joined the Magpies on a free transfer earlier in the month after being impressed by Allardyce's plans for the St James' Park club.
Geremi, who previously played in the north-east with Middlesbrough, made 108 appearances in four years at Stamford Bridge.
"As soon as I heard that Newcastle were interested, I didn't have to think for too long," he told the club's official website.
"I just said 'yes' straight away because it's a big club with huge ambition and amazing fans.
"I have always appreciated the Newcastle fans whenever I have played at St James' Park.
"It was never easy coming here to play and I am more happy to play with the fans behind me.
"Sam called me and told me about the ambition of the club and said he wanted to build a good, new team and I told him I wanted to be part of that.
"It's a big challenge for me and I hope to help the team achieve something because I know Newcastle have not won anything for a lot of years now.
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Miguel Lets His Crotch 'Adorn' a Woman's Face at Billboard Music Awards
She appeared okay after R&B singer crashed on her head
Miguel's SPIN Essential album Kaleidoscope Dream is suffused with sex, but what happened during the R&B singer's performance last night at the Billboard Music Awards was something else. While singing hit song "Adorn," Miguel tried to jump to a different onstage platform and wound up accidentally crashing crotch-first on a female audience member's head, his knees pressing her down onto the flooring. It looked like this:
According to the Hollywood Reporter, others in the crowd nearby were shocked and dismayed, but Miguel soon brought the woman out for a live-stream interview and she appeared to be fine. "Rocknrollmademedoit," Miguel tweeted. Earlier, he wrote, "got caught up in the moment, thank goodness Khyati is okay." The victim of Miguel's leap of faith can be seen smiling and laughing in a GIF from the live-stream interview.
Prince, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, and Icona Pop also performed at the Billboard event, and you can watch their performances below. For those keeping track, Taylor Swift was the night's big winner on the strength of her album Red, winning eight trophies. Gotye and Rihanna also did well — Rihanna in the R&B category, where she rarely charted before Billboard shook up its methodology last year in a way that lets big pop stars dominate genre charts more easily.
But the real highlights weren't the performances or the awards. Along with Miguel's mishap, Justin Bieber was responsible for a couple of the evenings more memorable moments. Accepting one award, Bieber gave a speech that drew some boos, according to THR. The gist was something like Kanye West's recent anti-paparazzi tirade, except delivered by a 19-year-old who has certainly benefited from lowest-common-denominator media coverage at least as much as he has been hurt by it.
Bieber said: "I'm 19 years old. I think I'm doing a pretty good job. And basically, from my heart, I just really want to say it should really be about the music. This is not a gimmick. I'm an artist and I should be taken seriously, and all this other bullshit should not be spoken of."
Now let us never speak of Bieber again.
Swift, asked later about Bieber's award, reportedly said, "Can we have another question, please?" She was seen side by side with Bieber's ex, Selena Gomez, at multiple points throughout the night. Which brings us to the other greatest GIF from the evening, via Gawker: Swift sticking out her tongue when Bieber embraces Gomez. Could this be the beginnings of a new Taylor Swift song?


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An ancient handgun cartridge, the .38 S&W was developed, surprisingly enough, by Smith & Wesson in 1875 and first marketed in their .38 Single Action First Model, a top-break, spur trigger revolver. It proved to be a very popular round in its heyday, being featured in revolvers both of quality make and in the inexpensive suicide specials. This popularity didn't wane to any significant degree until after World War II. Originally charged with black powder, it easily survived the transition to smokeless powder with its popularity intact. Colt appropriated the design, naming their version the .38 New Police. The British military establishment embraced it as the .38/200, loading it with an abnormally heavy 200 grain bullet and pronouncing it to be equal in effectiveness to the .455 Webley. Saying it's so doesn't make it so, but the Empire made use of the cartridge for the next 32 years.
Until recent years countless thousands of top break .38 S&W revolvers lurked in bureau drawers and on closet shelves. I am of the opinion that most of these may be now found lurking at the next Dallas Market Hall Gun Show or a show nearest you. The twentieth century saw some really nice .38 S&W revolvers brought out that still could serve as a collectible shooter, historical military curiosity, or could even be pressed into service as a close-in defense weapon.
Performance? Not the Worst Handgun One Could Be Stuck With.
The Baltimore City Police apparently though enough of the .38 S&W to arm its policemen with the aforementioned Smith & Wesson Single Action First Model, which served them from 1876 until 1917.
The stubby .38 is roundly sneered at by all who even bother to comment on it. Modern factory loads as provided by Remington and Winchester are anemic out of concerns that certain reckless elements in the gun fraternity (like your author) will fire their product in the many weak, black powder era, top break revolvers. This practice has been warned against for years. I'll be frank. I have never heard of anyone blowing himself up firing the suicide specials, however I'll add my caution to refrain from firing them too. Bits of iron in one's head are an unnecessary impediment to good health and the wrong way to get one's daily allowance. For myself, I enjoyed the use of a Smith & Wesson .38 Double Action Second Model for some years, the factory letter of which indicated it was shipped to Simmons Hardware, Chicago, Illinois in 1882. This was a spunky little revolver. The trigger pull, both single and double action, was much heavier than a modern product from that firm. It stayed tight for the years that I owned it, probably firing 5 or 6 boxes of ammo during that time. It was my first small concealable handgun and I used to carry it when arrowhead hunting or fishing. It proved handy to dispatch a copperhead snake on one occasion.
I would feel about as well armed with a .38 S&W revolver as with a .380 auto. The best way to utilize it would be as a "face gun". One might look at the .38 S&W revolver as "fists in an aerosol can." It'd be easier and safer to "spray" one's assailant in the face with some .38 lead than to close with him in order to throw a punch. The slugs are relatively heavy at 146 grains and most loads I've encountered contain bullets of very soft lead. The blow inflicted by such a bullet at short range would be distressing to say the least and very likely disabling as well.
A "high performance" option for the .38 S&W owner would be the 200 grain lead round nosed bullet. I obtained a quantity of old Western 200 grain copper plated factory loads a few years ago. These were much more impressive than current factory fodder and were wonderfully accurate in my Webley Mark IV. Unfortunately they are no longer manufactured.
A "low performance" load is the similar, yet very slightly smaller in diameter, .38 Short Colt. This load can be used in revolvers chambered for .38 S&W but there is no particular advantage in doing so. Featuring a 125 grain bullet, it stumbles from the barrel with all the velocity that could be provided by a wrist rocket sling shot.
The .38 S&W shown with the .38 Short Colt.
In some of the relatively modern solid frame revolvers the .38 S& W could be improved by judicious handloading. I would willingly use such handloads in the British military top break revolvers such as the Webley or the Enfield or the 20th century solid frame swing-out cylinder models of Colt or Smith & Wesson make. Of course one will carefully work up any handloads in any .38 S&W or for that matter any firearm, won't one?
The .38 S&W doesn't share the .38 Special's dimensions being slightly larger in diameter. The .38 S&W bullet has a diameter of .359 -.360 and a case diameter of .386. The .38 Special's bullet diameter runs .357 and the case is .379. Sometimes the .38 S&W may be chambered in .38 Special guns and may be fired in perfect safety. Sometimes they won't quite fit and forcing the issue will result in a stuck cartridge and the need to find something to prod them out of the cylinder.
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146 grain factory load 728 fps
200 grain factory load 737 fps
130 grain.38 Short Colt load 610 fps
British military 178 grain load (published data) 630 fps
Handload 158 grain lead SWC/Unique 739 fps
Two manufacturers who still load .38 S&W are Remington and Winchester. Buffalo Bore has only recently added a rather peppy loading of .38 S&W to their high-performance cartridge line-up, a 125 grain lead semi-wadcutter with an advertised velocity of 1000 fps. While it's hard to imagine a company taking up the .38 S&W at this late date, I applaud their efforts and intend to get enough of this ammunition to conduct tests.
I have two revolvers chambered for the .38 S&W, a Colt Bankers' Special snub and a Webley Mark IV with the standard 5 inch barrel. Both reliably and eagerly function with all loads I've fired. The Webley is quite accurate but requires the heavy 200 grain bullets to impact the target in accordance with the sight picture. Brought out in 1927, the Banker's Special must have been marketed to wimpy bankers who could not manage the recoil of the Detective Special taking the .38 Special cartridge, which was also brought out by Colt about the same time. The Banker's Special, which was built on the Police Positive frame, was also marketed in .22 for the sissiest of bankers. The .22 variation is quite scarce.
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Good, usable revolvers in .38 S&W include:
British military top-break revolvers
Enfield (some mfg'd at Albion Motors)
Webley Mk IV
Smith & Wesson models
Perfected Model (S&W's last top break design)
.38 S&W chambered Victory, Military & Police (WWII British contract revolvers)
Regulation Police
Model 11 (fat chance of finding one)
Model 32
Model 33
Colt models
New Police
Police Positive
Bankers' Special
Detective Special (some few were made in .38 S&W)
Official Police (a few produced on the eve of WW II for a British contract)
Model 1873 Single Action Army (Yeah, you saw right - a few were so chambered)
Ruger Service Six (probably the very strongest of .38 S&W revolvers)
MODERN Harrington & Richardson top break models
Model 925/935 Defender (mfg'd from 1964 to1986-stay away from 19th century H&R's)
Though I would shoot the 19th century Smith & Wesson break-open revolver to a limited extent I can't recommend it to the Forum readership. Any other brand (and there are jillions of names) of these break-open revolvers should be retired to a display case. This includes the Belgian or other Continental European makes.
This modest cartridge may not be on the cutting edge of handgun technology but it played its own part in taming the American West and was in wide use throughout the world in bygone times. I confess to wishing that a few updated loads would be introduced for it but consider myself lucky that it is still loaded at all. If one owns a revolver chambered for the .38 S&W, give it some range time. Just for fun.


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We previously reported that analysis of histologically normal intestinal epithelium for spectral slope, a marker for aberrations in nanoscale tissue architecture, had outstanding accuracy in identifying field carcinogenesis in preclinical colorectal cancer models. In this study, we assessed the translatability of spectral slope analysis to human colorectal cancer screening.
Subjects (n = 127) undergoing colonoscopy had spectral slope determined from two endoscopically normal midtransverse colonic biopsies using four-dimensional elastic light-scattering fingerprinting and correlated with clinical findings.
Four-dimensional elastic light-scattering fingerprinting analysis showed the submicron particles size progressively shifted toward larger sizes in subjects harboring neoplasia. There was a corresponding decrease in spectral slope values from the endoscopically normal mucosa in subjects harboring adenomas (n = 41) and advanced adenomas (n = 10), compared to neoplasia-free subjects (P ≤ 0.00001). These factors did not appear to be confounded by either age or adenoma location. For detecting advanced adenomas, spectral slope had a negative and positive predictive value of 95 percent and 50 percent respectively.
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In spite of Brady getting hammered on a couple of plays, he had his best game this season - 195 yards, 2 TD's, no interceptions and a QB rating of 112. Also Brady had his longest pass of the season - 35 yards to Jackson. That seems a significant milestone given the turnover among receivers this season. However the running game had difficulty, with an average of 3.5 yards per carry compared to 4.5 yards per carry in the first Bills game. Also the Pat's seem to be making an effort to stretch the field which should aid the running game.
Indeed a great game for Tommy.He's getting back to the Same HOF QB we have all come to Love.WTG Brady..WTG!
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Based on what has happened this year (the Pats having so much succes rushing and not so passing) the Bills came in trying to stop the rush. Brady and the Pats took advantage by throwing.
As often happens, I don't think statistics completely tell the story. Did the running game struggle when it counted? Seems Dillon ripped off some big runs early and ran for 2 TDs. Seems they're still trying to get the rhythm right running Maroney up the middle, but I didn't sense they were struggling in any aspect of the game today, merely comfortably putting away a familiar opponent with a decent defense.
He looked sharp, no doubt. I like it...I like it... 190 yards is not going to look good on paper, but considering some of the hits he was taking, he did what he had to when he had to. Vintage Brady. It was good to see. I am SURE there is plenty more of that around the corner!
I figured the running game might be a little slower today (can hardly say they "struggled' when Dillon had 2 TDs) because of what Buffalo saw from us the first time we faced them and from what our running game has been doing all year long. I figured it would be their main focus to try and stop it. The key was being able to step up in other areas.
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AFDI Rolls Out Ad Campaign to Expose Jewish Leaders Who Fund BDS On Sunday, I wrote, "It's time to out the Jews who fund BDS." And so now that is exactly what my organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), is setting out to do. by Pamela Geller1 Mar 2015, 5:11 PM PST0
Jewish Leaders Funding BDS The scandal of it cannot be overstated: various Jewish leaders and philanthropists are prominent donors to The New Israel Fund, an organization which funds BDS and other anti-Israel initiatives. by Pamela Geller1 Mar 2015, 11:36 AM PST0
Poll: 27% of UK Muslims Sympathize with Charlie Hebdo, Paris Deli Jihad Murders Look at the Reuters headline on its story about this new BBC poll: "Few UK Muslims have sympathy for Paris attack motives, most oppose violence: poll." "Few Muslims" support the Charlie Hebdo magazine slaughter, says the headline. Few? 27% of Muslims is hardly "few." Over 27% -- that's not a "tiny fringe," a "small minority," or "just a few." 27% is a movement. by Pamela Geller28 Feb 2015, 12:41 PM PST0
Obama's Jihad Denial Summit: 'We Are Not At War with Islam' The one big takeaway from Obama's speech on the Muslim world's "legitimate" grievances with the West is simply this. He is on their side. Obama has made us weak, vulnerable and ripe for attack. The next two years will be by Pamela Geller20 Feb 2015, 4:10 PM PST0
Houston Chronicle's Dylan Baddour: #JeSuisCoulibaly #JeSuisCharlie? Really? Here is a glaring example of how divorced from reality and aligned with the foes of free speech the mainstream media is today: in a story about the Muhammad Art Exhibit and Cartoon Contest that my organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), is hosting in May in Garland, Texas, the Houston Chronicle's Dylan Baddour takes a firm stand in support of the slaughter in the cause of Sharia restrictions on free speech. by Pamela Geller20 Feb 2015, 9:48 AM PST0
Daily Beast: #JeSuisCharlie — Not So Much A cartoon Muslima superhero has become a warrior against free speech, and the Daily Beast is thrilled. Marvel Comics Muslima superhero Kamala Khan's image was used by anti-free speech vandals who covered over our ads in San Francisco that called attention to by Pamela Geller19 Feb 2015, 7:39 PM PST0
Jihad Escalates in Copenhagen Not one day after we announced the First Annual Muhammad Art Exhibit and Cartoon Contest, an event featuring Muhammad cartoonist Lars Vilks in Copenhagen, Denmark was attacked in the continuing war on our most basic freedoms. And that was just the first of two assaults on freedom in Copenhagen on Saturday. by Pamela Geller15 Feb 2015, 1:10 PM PST0
Proselytizing for Islam at the Huffington Post A recent article in the Huffington Post about alleged "Islamophobia" gives us a good look at how hard the left is working to give proof to their false claim that "Islamophobia" even exists. by Pamela Geller11 Feb 2015, 4:48 PM PST0
'Voluntary' Sharia Tribunal in Texas: This Is How It Starts Breitbart Texas confirmed Tuesday that "an Islamic Tribunal using Sharia law" is indeed operating in Texas. But not to worry: an attorney for the tribunal assures us that participation is "voluntary," and one of the Sharia judges, Dr. Taher El-badawi, says it's devoted only to "non-binding dispute resolution." by Pamela Geller28 Jan 2015, 6:22 AM PST0
American Muslim Group Attacks American Sniper, Demands Eastwood and Cooper Denounce Fictional 'Islamophobia' One of the foundational principles of the Bush Doctrine was and is the oft-repeated dictum, "You are either with us or against us." Little did President Bush know that the American Muslim community was…against us. by Pamela Geller26 Jan 2015, 7:38 AM PST0


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Home to many top biotech clusters, nearly every state is hoping to become a player in the biotech field. Thought leaders like Florida's chances. Several leading institutes are located in the state including the Burnham Institute for Medical Research, Scripps Florida, SRI International, and the Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies.
Also, East Coast researchers often are familiar with Florida, so attracting senior researchers as full-time residents isn't difficult. The Innovation Incentive Fund, however, was slashed at the end of fiscal 2008. The additional challenge is to grow companies through spin-offs from these and other institutions.
Colorado also has strong potential, with continued high levels of state funding for start-up companies and research intuitions. Precommercialization funding grants are capped at $250 million for companies from a five-year, $26.5 million program. Additional funding also is available. Clusters are forming in Denver and Boulder, but the nascent firms tend to be acquired by larger companies before reaching maturity.
In the U.S., additional emerging cluster contenders include Madison, Wisconsin; Orange County, California; and Houston, Texas. Madison is home to the University of Wisconsin, which has a strong life sciences program, and the region has a specialized job concentration in pharmaceuticals; medical devices; agricultural feedstocks, chemicals, and research; and testing and medical laboratories, according to BIO.
Orange County is known for its medical devices, but increasingly is adding biotech to its list of strengths, according to Tim Ingersoll at BioCom. Houston has more than 120 biotech organizations and is home to St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, a prominent neuroscience center.
Australia has more than 400 companies, mostly clustered in Sydney and Melbourne. Major contributions are coming out of the University of Queensland and other universities. Like many regions, it had been hit hard by the economic downturn and many sources of government funding have disappeared.
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Iran's nuclear programme: situation not yet hopeless
Posted: 31/08/2012 Filed under: Gulf and Middle East Security, Mark Fitzpatrick, Non-Proliferation | Tags: enriched uranium, Fordow, IAEA, Iran, nuclear, nuclear sites, US foreign policy Leave a commentAs predicted, the latest report on Iran's nuclear programme by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has contributed to a push in Israel and parts of the US for preventive military action. Since May, Iran has installed more than a thousand new centrifuges in the underground facility at Fordow, doubling the number there since the last IAEA report in May.
In a pre-emptive move of their own, White House officials gave their own spin to the latest developments several days before the IAEA released the report. While not underplaying their concern over Iran's continued defiance, the Obama team noted that the new numbers are not a 'game changer'. The new centrifuges are not (yet) being used for enrichment and the stockpile of 20% enriched uranium has not grown since May because half of it has been converted to an oxide form for use in fuel plates.
The danger posed by Iran's nuclear programme is heightening incrementally: the numbers grow arithmetically, not by orders of magnitude. Mark Fitzpatrick, in a new article for Al-Monitor questions the wisdom of a war over a 10% increase in centrifuges. A proportionate response would be to increase the sanctions pressure on Iran, which has so far not made good use of diplomacy.
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Somalia: a long road ahead
Posted: 29/08/2012 Filed under: African Security, Hanna Ucko Neill | Tags: Al-Shabaab, elections, Kenya, Somalia Leave a commentBy Hanna Ucko Neill, Global Conflicts Analyst
Somalia: a long road ahead
Somalia marked an important milestone last week, as it swore in its new and first formal parliament in 20 years, but another key measure of its progress – the selection of a new president – has failed to materialise. Some real progress on its political transition, women's rights and security has given Somalia an undeniable feeling of optimism and forward momentum. But each area of progress faces old realities: the 'roadmap' to transition and the parliament itself are marred by corruption and intimidation, women's rights face huge challenges from the prevalent political culture, and the al-Shabaab insurgency remains a security threat despite some significant military gains by African Union forces. Somalia's ability to leave these problems behind decisively depends on the new government – which may not be fully formed for some time. Read the rest of this entry »
'The euro is irreversible'
Posted: 28/08/2012 Filed under: Alexa van Sickle, Europe, Geo-economics | Tags: EU, euro, eurozone crisis, Fullerton Lecture, Greece, Klaus Regling, Spain Leave a comment
By Alexa van Sickle, Assistant Editor
Klaus Regling, head of the European Union's bailout fund, says the EU is moving in the right direction after its debt crisis, but that Greece's future in the eurozone depends on its progress in meeting the terms of its bailout.
Speaking at the fifth IISS Fullerton lecture in Singapore, Regling, the CEO of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), was cautiously optimistic about the future of the euro and of the EU. Regling said structural reforms and action taken by EU governments to address the sovereign debt crisis were beginning to show signs of success: 'Ireland shows now a current account surplus after sizable deficits in earlier years, Spain is getting very close to a current account balance [and] Greece and Portugal have reduced their current account deficits by two thirds,' he said. Read the rest of this entry »
A movement aligns its sights in Tehran
Posted: 24/08/2012 Filed under: Adelphi books, Gulf and Middle East Security, Non-Proliferation | Tags: Iran, NAM summit, non-aligned movement, nuclear, Tehran 1 CommentAs the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) prepares to open its 16th conference in Tehran this Sunday, attention has focused on who will be attending (UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and new Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi ), who's not attending (new North Korean leader Kim Jong-un) and what the implications will be for Iran, as the host country, in avoiding isolation over its nuclear programme.
Yet there is more to the movement.
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An opportunist knocks: Malema at Lonmin
Posted: 23/08/2012 Filed under: African Security, Alexa van Sickle | Tags: AMCU, ANC, industrial relations, Julius Malema, Lonmin, miners' strike, NUM, South Africa Leave a comment
By Alexa van Sickle, Assistant Editor
Julius Malema, the expelled youth leader of the ruling African National Congress (ANC), is using South Africa's mine tragedy to try to propel himself back into the political arena. After police killed 34 and injured 78 in a shootout with striking workers at the Lonmin platinum mine outside Rustenburg last week, Malema travelled to the region and, speaking to a 3,000-strong crowd, called on President Jacob Zuma to step down over the 'massacre'.
The firebrand political organiser wants mines nationalised. He has remained involved with the dispute this week, accompanying striking miners when they opened murder cases against the police and addressing a memorial service for the dead miners earlier today.
The risk of Syria's chemical weapons
Posted: 23/08/2012 Filed under: Gulf and Middle East Security, Mark Fitzpatrick, Non-Proliferation | Tags: biological weapons, Chemical Weapons, non-proliferation, Syria, WMD Leave a comment
By Mark Fitzpatrick, Director, Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Programme
The dangers associated with Syria's chemical weapons (CW) are a dire example of why non-proliferation of unconventional weapons must be a top international priority. Up until a few short months ago, Syria's chemical weapons were typically seen as for deterrence purposes only. Offensive use of the weapons was deemed suicidal and hence unlikely.
There is now a real alarm that Syria's chemical weapons might be used, and not just in response to nuclear threats or foreign invasion. The worry, rather, is that the Assad regime might deploy the weapons against his Syrian opponents or that the weapons could be seized by radical forces aligned with al-Qaeda or other groups that might seek to use them in terrorist attacks elsewhere. Hence President Obama's stern warning on Monday that Syria would face American military intervention in the event that chemical weapons are moved or prepared for use. An aide later clarified that Obama's warning about 'moving' the weapons meant movement that would make the arsenal more vulnerable to seizure, not movement intended to secure the arsenal.


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