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Legacies of Social Thought - Rowman & Littlefield Pub Inc - Books
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Mon Sep 18 00:00:00 MDT 2006Rating:5.0
We are what we eat, and that is a scary thought based on the description of our "food chain" in this book. The book follows the growth of heavily subsidized corn (up to 40% of the cost of production) that is fed massive amounts of chemical fertilizer derived from oil (again, up to 40% of the cost of production). The corn then is fed to cows in confined, unsanitary areas. Since cows are not adapted to eating corn or the unsanitary conditions, they must be fed antibiotics to keep them from dying before slaughter. So why feed them corn if it's not good for them? Because it's cheaper. Why is it cheaper? Because the corn is subsidized, to the tune of $4.6b in 2005 (source: NYT on September 16, 2006). That's about $12-15 of tax dollars from every American. So what to do? Try to find beef from cows that ate grass, probably at a farmers market or a farm.
Fri Apr 13 00:00:00 MDT 2007kzm211 Rating:5.0
Ran through this book. Great story line, fabulous characters. It was very evident that the author did a lot of research into the social customs of the times, the landscapes, lifestyles. I highly recommend this fascinating read. It was hard to believe that the United States actually thought this premise might work back in 1835. the storyline gives a view from both sides of the coin.
Thu May 20 00:00:00 MDT 2010farqs Rating:5.0
This book was recommended to me by a friend. It is one of the best books that I have read. If you are into shamanism and the spiritualistic side of life then you will truly enjoy this book. If you arent, then you will still enjoy this book by getting an insight into that type of belief along with being enlightened on Pinchbeck's journeys around the world. His experiences alone make a great read, but combined with his knowledge and heavy interest in the field of spiritualism makes this book a must read. Every sentence he is dropping knowledge to the reader about thoughts and facts that I would never have imagined existed.
Wed Mar 28 00:00:00 MDT 2007republican Rating:5.0
I wanted to find out about a politician that makes you curious to find out about him. His honesty, values and political thought process can only help you think of JFK. Obama is not just an intelligent and honorable man but will be a great leader of this country and is a rising power to be reckoned with.
Wed May 12 00:00:00 MDT 2010southernsomeone Rating:5.0
I am a homeschooler and find this book to be a very good science resource. My daughter is seven; however, other parents who have children that attend school feel the book should be labeled for a fifth grader. It has one chapter each: physical, life, earth and space, science and technology. It also discusses basic concepts (hypothesis, metric system, etc), health, history, nature and social perspectives. Each topic is one page of reading and one page of questions/discussion which is a valuable reinforcement of reading comprehension and thinking skills since at least one question asks a child to explain their own thought on a particular subject. Finally, there is a review test for each chapter and a final test at the end of the book. This is a great standard for test preparation. I would recommend this book to curious school children to use over the summer (grades 2-4) or a child struggling with science concepts (ages 7-10) or any homeschooler as a basic go-to science book to 'ground' your home curriculum as it is a great starting point for introducing projects. I personally use three workbooks and a textbook in my curriculum but my children are very curious and interested in all science concepts, much to my dismay :)
Thu Dec 22 00:00:00 MST 2011haelie Rating:5.0
Here's something new for me. I have not yet reviewed a fiction book--until today. And this takes place in the perfect setting for starting off my summer: a three day holiday weekend in a beach cottage. Here is the publisher's description of the story: The Fine Art of Insincerity features three Southern sisters with ten marriages between them and more looming on the horizon. It takes a "girls only" weekend spent closing up Grandma's treasured beach house for the sisters to really unpack their family baggage, examine their relationship DNA, and discover the true legacy their much-marrying grandmother left behind. And a bit about Angela Hunt, the author: Angela Hunt is the bestselling author of more than 100 books, including The Tale of Three Trees, Don't Bet Against Me, The Note, and The Nativity Story. Her nonfiction book Don't Bet Against Me, written with Deanna Favre, spent several weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. She and her husband make their home in Florida with their dogs. You can learn more at AngelaHuntBooks.com. So, with the introductions out of the way, my thoughts. Like the characters in this book, I also have two sisters. And, I was reading this book over the long holiday weekend in a southern home very similar to the beach home they stayed in for their holiday weekend--complete with porch swing and all. Setting and characters aside, or included, this story stirred up emotions in me which I thought were dormant or even non-existent. It had me considering my relationship with my own sisters as well as other family relationships and friendships I hold dear. As the title suggests, ultimately these sisters had been insincere with each other and actually with everyone else including they themselves their whole adult lives. Honestly, I kept mistaking the title of the book to be The Fine Art of Insecurity every time I glanced at the cover. Truly, that mistaken title is not too far off as well. Angela Hunt so creatively developed her theme and storyline with these sisters that the reader can sense that the one of the main reasons for each of their insincerity truly is their own insecurity. This book is not only a good summer read because of its setting but is also a great wake up to facing the reality of life and relationships before it is too late. As is clearly portrayed in this book, we never know how little time we may have left to truly show our love to those who need it most. Don't assume that because they are your family or lifelong friend(s) they know you love them. How have you shown them? Not how have you said it? How have your actions and unspoken words proven (or disproven) your love for them? Trust me, I am preaching right back at myself with this one. Because of the wake-up call from this delightfully intrusive book, I pray I will make this the Summer of Love Lived Out toward my family and dear friends. Disclosure: I received this free from Glass Road PR Blogger reviews. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions expressed are my own.
Sun Nov 16 00:00:00 MST 2014moonpie72 Rating:5.0
I am consistently amazed at Ms. Kirkpatricks historical fiction books. They not only bring to light the person they are written about but many social and cultural differences in that time period. I had never even considered all photography in the early 20th century involved until I read this book. Jessie Gaebele was a bit of a modern woman in the sense that she wanted more than anything to pursue a career in photography. Women just didnt do that; they werent supposed to have careers at all! Even though she still lived at home under the watchful eye of her parents, she managed to follow her dream. I believe her confidence and poise came from her all-consuming love of taking pictures. In that era it was a bit more than just grabbing a Polaroid or digital camera. I had never considered how dangerous it was until I read about Jessie. The chemicals used to process the pictures were toxic not only to touch but the fumes were poisonous too. Photographers often suffered from chemical poisoning that made them very ill and ultimately dementia and organ failure. In addition to the chemicals there was the danger of explosions and fires from the flash powders that could kill or maim. Given how protected women were during this time, you can understand how bold Jessies pursuit was! This doesnt even take into account that she was only 15 years old at the time! Her opportunity came when she is hired as an assistant to Mr. Bauer of Bauer Studios. She would gain experience and knowledge to hopefully someday open or studio. Although she was young she proved herself a quick learner, talented and responsible. I learned right along with Jessie as she apprenticed. I never thought of how the only lighting they hand was natural light from windows, or how skilled one would have to be to pose subjects considering this. Her new job brought her face to face with something she had never dreamed of; she became emotionally attracted to her employer. Matters were further complicated because he was not only married (albeit very unhappily to a petty nervous wife in fragile health) but he was also 26 years older than Jesse! Before long Mr. Bauer returned that attraction. This was not a sordid tale as one might think. It is a beautiful story of having self-control in the face of strong, sinful temptations and staying true to God rather than giving into fleshly desires. Her close familys intuition and Gods convicting hand kept Jessie from straying. The author was very tasteful in handling this. The book is made even more exciting because it is based on the life of Jane Kirkpatricks grandmother who was a photographer during that time and even owned her own studio! The vintage pictures placed at the beginning of various chapters were so special. They were actually taken by the authors grandmother! I always look forward to Jane Kirkpatricks books. They are in a league of their own! Be sure to go to http://www.jkbooks.com/ and check out more of Jane Kirkpatricks wonderful books! I received this book free from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
Sun Jul 15 00:00:00 MDT 2007Rating:5.0
When you open the book and begin to read Einstein, you are treated to a vivid picture of life in Germany in the early 1900s when Albert Einstein was a child. Fortunately for us, he left a vast legacy of letters, notes and notebooks detailing his thoughts. The author has used them throughout the book to give insight into the brilliant genius who developed many theories of physics, including the most famous one -- the theory of relativity E=mc2. But expect much more than the story of Einstein the scientist. This biography reveals his tumultuous personal life, his longings, and his love of Switzerland. Did you know he was a citizen of three countries? Moved often, living mainly in Swtizerland and Germany. He lived through the first World War in Europe. He managed to avoid persecution for being Jewish by denying he had any religion. On one application to a university, he wrote "Mosiac" for his religion. The author's style is fairly smooth and makes good reading, but if you are not fascinated by matters scientific or quantum mechanics, it may be tough going through some passages. If you keep going, you will be richly rewarded. The book is one of the most important ever written about the man who defined physics and quantum physics, affecting generations of of scientists, theorists and mathematicians. Well worth reading by anyone who wants to know Einstein, I highly recommend this book.
Thu Sep 10 00:00:00 MDT 2009monkeygirl89 Rating:5.0
i liked the book...i liked it because the two main characters didn't care on what others thought of them and didn't listen to people that said they didn't belong together. who ever wants to read the book should really read it. i think you'll like it.
Thu May 03 00:00:00 MDT 2007lizsoup4 Rating:5.0
I normally do not read but everyone was talking about this book on a forum for a tv show. I thought I would check it out. This book was amazing! I read in in two nights and I loved every second of it. The book tells a story of a high school girl falling in love with a already out transfer student. Holland has everything going for her, a great boyfriend, great friends, and a star student. But as the story continues, every thing becomes a little shaky. Julie Anne Peters, is an amazing writer and I can't wait to read another one of her books. SO what are you waiting for, stop reading this and buy the book already.
Tue Jul 07 00:00:00 MDT 2009mrschuckbass Rating:4.0
I began reading this book when my eight year old cousin brought it over my house and even though I'm sixteen, I can say that I throughly enjoyed this book! Nikki (the main character) is completely believeable as an eight grader and absolutely loveable. Even thought this book is geared towards the younger set, I would recommend it to young teens, or those who are young at heart like myself.
Fri Dec 02 00:00:00 MST 2011ravenblaze Rating:5.0
This book covers the female body, female desire and basics of how to pleasure a female bodied person. While every body is different and will react in different ways the chapters in the book cover not only how to, how it works, but also some of the thoughts and emotions behind pleasuring the female body. Of all the books I recommend to friends and people looking to pleasure a female body, this is the one I recommend the most
Tue Dec 23 00:00:00 MST 2008shymeeka Rating:5.0
I bought this for my granddaughter. Thought this would encourage her to read more. She loves the book, so I ordered the rest of the series for her. She can pass this on to her younger sister
Fri Jun 19 00:00:00 MDT 2009chitham84 Rating:5.0
An amazing and thought provoking story - an incredible journey that everyone needs to take.....
Sun Sep 03 00:00:00 MDT 2006Rating:5.0
A wonderful, thoughtful story about the breaking down of walls (in this case, fences) between two races. Told simply , but with profound symbolism, this is an excellent story to use with children 8-12 to begin discussions on prejudice and how children can innocently lead us into new ways of thinking and acting. The illustrations are as profound and beautiful as the story.
Mon Dec 02 00:00:00 MST 2013markcelentino12 Rating:5.0
this book is amazing. I have been reading it for a couple of days and have been totally amazed. I thought it was a bit expensive but I am so glad I bought it. I think it is totally worth the money. I am going to buy a few more because they will be great Christmas gifts. Hope you will enjoy this great book as I have I sure think you will.
Fri Apr 25 00:00:00 MDT 2008pview Rating:5.0
Readers wil rejoice in the wisdom found within these pages. The Power of Now is a riveting message that grabs the reader, shakes them around a bit, and says "Wake up!" "Wake up!", wake up to life, the the power of the present moment and the infinite possibilities that lie therein. It addresses the individual at any level, social, religious, cultural, etc and provides the clear Truth that exists above thought and beyond existence.
Tue Mar 13 00:00:00 MDT 2012thomas28230 Rating:5.0
This book changed my view of Church History and was greatly encouraging to me personally. I had always thought that the history of Christianity was like this: the first few centuries were pretty good, then the Church became gradually worse and worse until finally the Reformation was a great liberation which brought things back to the Scriptures, changed the face of the world, and was the greatest event of the past 1000 years. But as I saw more an more how far from the Scriptures much of the "Reformation" and subsequent cultures affected by it really were, I became more and more perplexed. Until I read the accounts of those who never departed from a simple obedience to the commands of Christ--found in this book. Suddenly the whole thing came into focus. Just as Jesus said, "I will build my church, and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it" even so throughout the years there have been many who have followed Him. This is a record of that line of Christians. Mercilessly slaughtered, first by "pagan" authorities, then by nominally "christian" authorities, they were many. THERE'S is the story of the Church. Interestingly, what we know as "the Reformation" receives only a few sentences of attention in this volume, for when the movements led by Hus, Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli went to war in the name of Christ, these faithful Christians departed. Anyone who longs for true Christianity--anyone who feels like a perpetual outcast because they just want to obey the New Testament at face value and feels alone amidst a sea of compromise--anyone who wants to have a true 20/20 on the history of the Church of Jesus Christ--anyone who wonders why what is called "the Church" so little resembles the Bible--should partake of this chronological record of those who gave their lives just because they wanted to follow Jesus completely and simply.
Wed Oct 12 00:00:00 MDT 2011peguinhappyfeet Rating:5.0
Good quality printing.Good reading. Eazy to handel. The story I thought it would be,classic.
Tue Jul 09 00:00:00 MDT 2013chandyb Rating:5.0
I thought that the book was great and very addictive to read.the book can relate to a lot of kids out there. I also think that it had a good twist to the whole book.
Sat Jun 14 00:00:00 MDT 2014moonpie72 Rating:5.0
A couple of years ago my uncle died. He was an intelligent articulate man that had published many articles in his field. While going through his belongings, my cousin found a treasure. It was his memories beginning in childhood, through part of his later years. She graciously sent me a copy. Reading it was wonderful! Not only did I find so much about his life I never knew, I got a glimpse of my fathers family and part of his life. Writing my own memoir to leave for my children and grandchildren has always been in my mind. His motivated me further but where and how do I start? Thats why I was so happy to get this book. It not only gives me a starting point but also direction. I know it wont be written in 30 days as the title suggests, but in 30 days the book will help me produce a rough skeleton of my life story. I liked it that the author says just write, get it down on paper, and worry about punctuation, spelling, and grammar later. That is such a hindrance to many who write, thinking it has to be perfect the first time. The beginning of the book also opens the door to the idea that there can be many different types of memoirs you might want to write. Each day focuses on a different aspect of your life to think about. For me, I have many memories and thoughts but they are jumbled together in my mind and come forward when triggered by some outside source. The author had lots of thought provoking ideas to delve deeper into those recollections therefore giving more meaning and detail to my writing. There were also samples of other peoples memoir writings to illustrate what the author was suggesting and avoiding mistakes. In addition, I found them as a springboard to further organize my thoughts. This book helps you do more than tell your stories; it helps you share your emotions, feelings, and experiences at a deeper level. I am a writer. I love to write, but I think this book would be a great help to someone that writing does not come easily. I want to leave a written legacy as my uncle did for our family. I found this book very helpful and inspiring! I received this book free from FBS Associates which requires an honest, though not necessarily positive, review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
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Mar 22, 2015Dyann C. Rating:3.0
not what I expected, but tat's are cool
Mar 24, 2015OstkUser24570 Rating:5.0
It came very fast and it's was what the teacher wanted
Mar 24, 2015Alison s. Rating:5.0
Old blues with new songs, just like they were in the 30's.... I think many of the tunes have been passed down thru generations, but never made public.
Mar 23, 2015ecrowder Rating:5.0
teaches me so much , useful in your daily devotion
Mar 23, 201514515 Rating:5.0
He loved this useful guide, easy to use. A must have for navigating Minecraft. He had a couple of other books, but this one proved best.
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Tunnel uncovered by IDF in Gaza , July 23.
(photo credit:IDF SPOKESMAN'S OFFICE)
If there is any doubt that Operation Protective Edge has become a full-scale war against Hamas, a drive through the Gaza border region quickly dispels any uncertainties.After countless rocket attacks, mortars and the discovery of a series of cross-border Hamas tunnels, designed to send murder squads into Israeli villages and towns, the southern regions near the front lines have become a war zone.South of Ashkelon and Sderot, in the Eshkol and Sdot Negev regions, civilian life has all but vanished and the IDF's heavy presence is paramount.Military Police checkpoints pepper the roads, and army traffic dominates. In a field by the roadside, thick black smoke rises from a fire sparked by a Hamas mortar attack.Iron Dome interceptions and Color Red rocket-warning sirens are frequent. Up above, a military helicopter swoops down, lands on a field and picks up a wounded soldier.Every few minutes, the booming thud of IDF artillery fire reverberates under the blazing July sun.Once thriving villages appear desolate.Many Israeli families, terrified by the prospect of Hamas gunmen emerging from tunnels to massacre them, have evacuated the area.Those that remain mostly stay in their homes. A number of farmers have stayed behind to work their fields, to avoid financial ruin and tend to their animals.Across the border, inside Gaza, the IDF is working to locate and destroy as many tunnels as it can.Its mission is to save this region from Hamas's subterranean terrorism, and to lift the paralysis of daily life caused by incessant Gazan projectile fire.To get to the Gazan tunnel shafts, which often begin inside civilian homes a few kilometers within the Gaza Strip, infantry soldiers backed by the Armored Corps last week raided Gazan districts such as Shejaia, in the northeast of Gaza. This is the Gaza tunnel network's capital.Under the partial shade of a tree, in a dusty clearing near the border, a senior army source from the Artillery Corps provided a chilling account on Sunday of the battles that raged there. On July 20, a Golani infantry force sent to search for tunnels came under a massive attack by Hamas's Shejaia Battalion.This Hamas formation is the largest in the guerrilla army, made up of between 800 to 900 highly trained armed men.The Golani Brigade in Shejaia sustained heavy casualties, the source recalled, after Hamas intelligence units mapped out its location.Operatives sent the information to waiting terrorists in tunnels. In a coordinated fashion, the gunmen emerged from "the metro under Shejaia," the source said, referring to the tunnels, and launched a massive wave of antitank, mortar, sniper and automatic gunfire from buildings surrounding the Golani force."I saw that enemy cells had come to within 40 meters of our forces," the source added.At this stage, the Artillery Corps mapped out the location of enemy forces, in Gazan civilian residential buildings – areas where the IDF had previously told civilians to evacuate.The Artillery Corps Support Unit watched the battle with alarm, and took drastic action, the source said."Otherwise, I knew we would be getting 600 body bags back."It instructed all of the Golani soldiers to enter their namer ("leopard") armored personnel carrier, and launched a wave of shelling, some of which fell on the namers, which are built to withstand such strikes. Three artillery battalions rained fire on Shejaia, in a bid to rescue the Golani soldiers. As this occurred, the source said, Hamas continued to blast the soldiers with mortars from all around the neighborhood."We heard them say over the radio: Fire is coming down on us."After 20 minutes of shelling, silence ensued."There were no more Hamas mortars, no more antitank missiles, no more automatic weapon fire," the source said.Ten buildings lay in ruins."I can say that we did everything we could to warn the civilian population before the war began.""My heart aches for the noncombatants who were killed. This is a war in every way, not an operation. I visited our forces in Shejaia, and saw what I did with my own eyes," the source said. "And what we did there was nothing less than close support for the [infantry] corps."
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A highly contagious fatal illness is spreading at an alarming rate, while sinister, predatory insects terrorize Perdido Beach. Sam, Astrid, Diana, and Caine are plagued by a growing doubt that they'll escape—or even survive—life in the FAYZ. With so much turmoil surrounding them, what desperate choices will they make when it comes to saving themselves and those they love?
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Ethics Amid Prosperity
Document Aims to Orient Debates in United Kingdom
LONDON, MARCH 13, 2005 (Zenit) - An umbrella group of Britain's major Christian churches has called for greater attention to the area of social justice in the lead-up to national elections in the United Kingdom. Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) published a discussion document, "Prosperity with a Purpose," on Feb. 28.
The publication "calls for an attack on poverty to be driven by wealth creation based on market economics," the press release explains. The document calls for a new and wider sense of solidarity, together with a deep renewal of civil society.
The churches recognize the positive contribution of the market economy. "Under the right conditions, economic growth can serve God's purposes," they affirm. The conditions outlined in the document are the following:
-- That humanity is seen as one human family, with a universal bond of solidarity.
-- That wealth creation and the pursuit of social justice are inextricably linked.
-- That market forces encourage economic growth but are regulated in the interests of the community.
-- That the environment is safeguarded by substantial efforts to mitigate the harm caused by pollution.
-- That advancing prosperity leaves no one behind, not children, retired people, those who care for families, disabled people, nor any other section that is vulnerable or liable to neglect.
-- That globally, priority is given to those whose economies are burdened by unmanageable international debt or are victims of unfair international trading conditions.
-- That the structures of civil society are renewed so that local communities can shape their own future.
Progress in meeting these conditions so far is "patchy," the CTBI contends. Poverty has been reduced in some areas, but is on the increase in others.
Sharing the fruits
To improve matters, a number of principles for inspiring economic activity are outlined. In general, the principles call for a greater attention to the poor and the common good, so that the fruits of economic prosperity are shared more equitably. The document calls, above all, for priority to be given to moral considerations in order to avoid problems associated with economic inequality, consumerism and the exclusion of some groups from the benefits of growth.
Regarding poverty in Britain, the document contends that there needs to be a rethinking of the government's anti-poverty strategy, which has failed to remedy the problem to a satisfactory degree. A number of more specific points are also mentioned. The document is in favor of both a minimum wage and the establishment of a "living wage," which can be met by a combination of employer and state contributions.
The CTBI also notes that those on low incomes also face problems due to difficulties in obtaining credit, and when it is available they are often obliged to pay excessively high rates of interest.
The discussion paper also deals with the international arena, stating: "The moral case for contributing a greater share of national wealth to the relief of poverty overseas is a compelling one." Deficiencies in international markets and problems related to movements of global capital sometimes leave "some of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people open to great hardship and injustice."
Christian contribution
The contribution that the Christian churches can play in determining economic policy is another subject dealt with. An essential starting point for any reflection on prosperity "has to begin with the inalienable dignity and infinite value of the individual human person," the CTBI argues.
As well, the Christian churches, the document continues, "share a commitment to social justice, nationally and globally, which flows from a deep conviction that Christ Himself commands them to identify and oppose injustice and oppression committed against any person, regardless of status or description."
And even though in many countries poverty is on the decline the report adds that "the more prosperous a society becomes, the more important it is for social justice and community cohesion that nobody be left behind."
Ensuring social justice is not only about protecting those in need. "It is also about mutual responsibility at all levels, and a shared commitment to the common good." It is therefore necessary that the better-off sections of society recognize the responsibility they have toward the welfare of others.
The document further explains that social justice is not limited to questions of wealth. Problems such as an imbalance between work and personal life, a breakdown in community relations, and a deteriorating physical and social environment, also ...
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6. Negotiations
Published Online: 9 MAR 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781118386828.ch6
Copyright © 2012 Joe Payne and William R. Dorn, Jr. All rights reserved.
Book Title
Managing Indirect Spend: Enhancing Profitability through Strategic Sourcing
Additional Information
How to Cite
Payne, J. and Dorn, W. R. (2011) Negotiations, in Managing Indirect Spend: Enhancing Profitability through Strategic Sourcing, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA. doi: 10.1002/9781118386828.ch6
Publication History
- Published Online: 9 MAR 2012
- Published Print: 24 OCT 2011
ISBN Information
Print ISBN: 9780470886885
Online ISBN: 9781118386828
- Summary
- Chapter
- negotiate;
- strategic sourcing;
- RFX process;
- supply base;
- team environment
This chapter contains sections titled:
Knowing What to Negotiate
Negotiation Optimization: Developing Final Targets
Getting to "No"
What Not to Do
In Summary


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England 4 Lithuania 0: Harry Kane scores 80 seconds into Three Lions debut
Harry Kane made a perfect start to his international senior career after scoring his first goal for his country as England beat Lithuania 4-0 at Wembley.
Kane revels in 'highlight of my career'
England striker Harry Kane scored 80 seconds into his debut after coming on as a substitute against Lithuania in a Euro 2016 Group E qualifier to complete a 4-0 win at Wembley Stadium on Friday.
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Published: 30 October 2013
Updated: 19:43, 30 October 2013
UEFA have ordered CSKA Moscow to partially close their stadium for their next Champions League game following racist chanting aimed at Manchester City's Yaya Toure.
European football's governing body ordered the measure after their disciplinary board met to discuss the allegations that section of the crowd make monkey noises in last week's match between the two teams - an accusation denied by the Russian club.
Toure, 30, reported he incident to the referee, Ovidiu Hategan, during the Champions League tie at the Arena Khimki stadium.
UEFA responded by charging the Russian club with "racist behaviour of their fans" the following day.
A seven-strong panel, headed by the Austrian Thomas Partl, met at Uefa's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, and upheld Manchester City's complaint.
The sanction will apply to CSKA's next home match in the competition, against Bayern Munich on November 27.
CSKA had vehemently denied Toure's claims that he had been racially abused during the game.
UEFA has taken a different view following a hearing of its control and disciplinary body in Switzerland, for which City submitted evidence.
UEFA believes the punishments handed out this season mark a step up in the fight against discrimination, having been criticised for fines widely considered as inadequate in previous years.
A statement read: "The fight against racism is a high priority for UEFA.
"The European governing body has a zero-tolerance policy towards racism and discrimination on the pitch and in the stands.
"All forms of racist behaviour are considered serious offences against the disciplinary regulations and are punished with the most severe sanctions.
"Following the entry into force of the new disciplinary regulations on 1 June, the fight against racist conduct has been stepped up a level - resulting in more severe sanctions to deter any such behaviour."
Under the regulations, a second offence of racial abuse concerning spectators could result in a full stadium closure.
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Located in 5th Arrondissement, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Ecole normale superieure, Jardin des Plantes, and Grande Galerie de l'Evolution. Pantheon and Sorbonne University are also within 15 minutes.
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This smoke-free hotel features a bar/lounge, coffee/tea in the lobby, and dry cleaning. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and a computer station are onsite.
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All 41 soundproofed rooms provide free WiFi, free wired Internet, and minibars. Guests can enjoy deep soaking tubs, and other standard amenities include balconies, room service, and flat-screen TVs.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hôtel Serotel Lutèce features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a garden. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. For a surcharge, the property provides a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) and a theme park shuttle. This Paris hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities.
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Binyamin Netanyahu was compelled to blow the whistle on Sunday. Addressing the
weekly cabinet meeting, Netanyahu warned, "We want to see soccer. If there is
violence, there will be no soccer."Precisely how Netanyahu proposed to
stop soccer matches being played was unclear. But it was unusual to hear a prime
minister issue such a harsh statement condemning violence in sport.He
was joined by Union of Local Authorities chairman Shlomo Buhbut, who called for
the closure of soccer stadiums in all major cities until police significantly
increase their presence. The mayors of Haifa, Beersheba, Rishon Lezion,
Herzliya, Acre, Ramat Hasharon and Kiryat Ono have already responded favorably
to the idea.Meanwhile, Culture and Sport Minister Limor Livnat told Army
Radio that if the Israel Football Association did not take more stringent
measures to stop the violence, she would consider passing "legislation" –
although she did not elaborate.This collective hand-wringing came in
response to the latest in a series of violent soccer-related incidents. This
time, the teams slugging it out in the post-game free-forall were Hapoel Ramat
Gan and Bnei Lod. Some ribs were bruised, a face was punched but all injuries
were light. Unlike last month's Betar Jerusalem incident, in which rowdy
fans, shouting racist epithets, confronted Arab workers at the Malha mall's food
court, the latest clash had nothing to do with Jewish-Arab
relations.Rather, it was more like the fight that erupted earlier this
month between Maccabi Petah Tikva and Hapoel Haifa, which involved players and
trainers – but not fans.As after previous incidents, a ritual was
repeated in which sports pundits, media figures, politicians and Israel Football
Association officials lamented the sorry state of Israeli soccer and demanded
that steps be taken to halt the violence. Some attempted to argue that the
unruly behavior witnessed of late was actually a reflection of the essentially
violent nature of an Israeli society responsible for the "occupation" of the
Palestinian people.But Prof. Oz Almog, a sociologist at the University
of Haifa, rejected such explanations as "nonsense" and estimated that
sports-related violence both in Israel and in other Western countries was
actually on the decline.What we have been seeing is a steady
deterioration of social solidarity, Almog said. Israeli society has become more
atomized. The rise of capitalism has made Israelis more competitive, egoistic
and driven by greed. We speak on cellphones and ignore those around us. We drive
in cars and are oblivious to our surroundings.Unlike in the US, where
individual freedoms are respected but the law is strictly enforced, here in
Israel the line between what is permitted and what is forbidden is blurred and
we have no tradition of accountability for our actions. This combination of lax
law enforcement and capitalist-inspired egotism has created a situation in which
we lack clearly defined social norms and limits.Attempts by the prime
minister, the culture and sport minister and others to combat aberrant conduct
on the soccer field by making bombastic declarations will not work so long as
social norms are weak and not internalized.If these declarations are
repeated without being backed up by deeds, they will be meaningless. In
the context of a soccer match, highly competitive players with high testosterone
levels behave deplorably on the field and appear to feel no embarrassment
although they know they are being filmed. After the fact, they appear to feel no
remorse whatsoever, probably because they don't.Further complicating the
situation is the image projected by Israel Football Association chairman Avi
Luzon. Regardless of his actions (he canceled all games scheduled for Saturday
after Friday's brawl), Luzon gives the impression that he flouts public opinion
and is impervious to criticism.Just last week he bragged that when he
eventually stepped down, he would be missed. And if the chairman acts in a
cavalier fashion, why should players behave any differently? Unfortunately,
haughty disregard for normative behavior is not limited to the soccer field. It
is a symptom of a society that has become increasingly egotistical. The best way
to combat this trend is to regain the values of sportsmanship and solidarity.
Violent behavior must not be tolerated – on or off the sportsfield.
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I like to take along my own facial cleanser, shampoo, and soap. I've read about one cruiser who brought along an inexpensive over-the-door shoe bag to hold all the toiletries, but what about something to use IN the shower to avoid leaving containers on the shower floor? I generally travel with those wonderful gadgets with suction cups but am not sure of the surface of the shower walls from ship to ship. I have read that someone simply used a plastic bag from the grocery store and put holes in it in order for the water to drain out, which sounds like the easiest way out; but, I'd like to bump it up a notch or two if at all possible.
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A grocery bag seems a little icky to me. I'd use the suction-cup thing. I've never encountered a shower stall in a cruise ship that wasn't smooth enough to hold one of the suction cups. (There may be exceptions, though.)
It's not a very busy forum, but I'd also post this on the Cruise forum. Frequent cruisers may be able to help, and there are some there.
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I think the cruise shower caddy by Favors By Serendipity is perfect. I also like the soap pocket on a rope and their luggage tag holders.
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I agree, post on the Cruise forum, hardly anyone reads this "Travel Tips" branch.
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I have a number of small plastic mesh bags with a drawstring similar to this: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_AmlzVCxXDKs/TGJYOV-o51I/AAAAAAAAASI/cyV53ccSFUc/s1600/mesh.jpg
Instead of a plastic grocery bag, you could hang one (or more) of those on a suction cup hook.
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A fabric mesh bag, like you use for lingerie in a washing machine.
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How long are you travelling for that you cannot live without a shower caddy?
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Until this thread came up, I wouldn't have thought of bringing something to keep my shower items off the floor. However, I'm glad it did because I've always found it a pain being in a shower that didn't have shelving. You have to worry about your soap dish filling with water and bending down to pick up stuff (which is sometimes awkward depending on the size of shower).
A mesh bag and suction cup take up so little room that I've added them to my toiletries kit. So, even if I was going only overnight, it's worth it to me. It's not a matter of the length of the trip IMO.
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I have experimented with various travel things that had a suction cup attached, but found, for whatever reasons, I kept leaving them in the hotel room. My all time favorite item, an unbreakable 10X mirror, 4 inches in diameter which sticks right onto the big mirror (for putting on mascara or contact lenses) I have replaced no less than thrice. For some reason my eyes don't see things on vertical surfaces when I scan the room to see if I've forgotten anything. So a shower caddy would only be good for one trip for me!
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I have a hanging, multipocket mesh organizer which has a hook to hang it from the shower head arm. I think I bought it at a dollar store. It works very well.
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This dining experience was quickly heading to a poor rating. The buffet style food consisted of generic and bland tasting western food. The seafood risotto appetizer was foul tasting. And finally, the main course came consisting of beef tenderloin with fois gras and was absolutely delightful. Both the sauce and the steak were heaven and I wish the portion had...
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Excellent restaurant. Best location. Views from this place are as good as from any of other tall attractions likes Tokyo Tower. Food and service also is very good.
If you are staying at the Prince hotel, make time to have the breakfast here. The food is OK and the service could almost have been considered negligent at times, but it's very relaxing. The view is incredible and it really sets the tone for a great day!
If you are staying at the Shinagawa Prince hotel make sure you go here for breakfast on the days it is open, on a clear day you have an uninterupted view of Mt Fuji and it is spectacular
It wasn't to my liking. It may be a good place to smoke some cigs and get drunk with your coworkers after a long day of meetings, but not a place to relax, and savor a nightcap.
A great Look out to the Tokyo skyline from the heart of the city. Super view , especially at night.
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We brew our beer in New York, about halfway between the hop fields of the Pacific Northwest and the hop fields of Kent, England. So we use earthy English hops to build the foundation and bright citrusy American hops to bring the noise in the rambunctious IPA we call BLAST! British Maris Otter and German Pilsner malts lends solidity, balance and bready flavors to brace up a beer thats beautifully hoppy, strangely quaffable and oddly compelling. Minerally hop bitterness is followed by a shock wave of flavor and aroma. You wont even know what hit you.
Malts: Scottish Floor-malted Maris Otter, German Pilsner Malt
Hops: Willamette, Magnum, Cascade, Fuggle, Aurora, Zythos, Bravo, Simcoe, Sorachi Ace, Amarillo, Experiment 6300
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