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Dion Phaneuf D TOR 2 weeks ago
Phaneuf will play Friday against the Flames, Terry Koshan of the Toronto Sun reports.
Although he missed Friday's morning skate with an illness, Phaneuf will indeed be in the Leafs' lineup Friday against Calgary. He's tallied three goals and 22 assists in 56 games with Toronto this season.
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Phaneuf missed Friday's morning skate with an illness, but is expected to play later in the evening against the Flames, Roger Millions of Sportsnet reports.
Phaneuf's availability should be formally announced during pregame warmups, but the illness is still worth noting in the event his condition takes a turn for the worse in the afternoon. Though he missed extended action in February with a hand injury, Phaneuf has still compiled 25 points in 56 games, putting him on track to surpass last season's total of 31 points.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf (hand) returned to action Thursday against the Flyers. He played 25:28, fired four shots, blocked four shots and scored the game-winning goal on the power play.
His name continues to circulate in trade rumours, but it's unlikely he's going anywhere until the offseason. So get him back in your lineup. Now.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf (hand) was activated from injured reserve Thursday.
As expected, Phaneuf will rejoin the lineup Thursday against the Flyers. It will mark his first action since Jan. 21.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf (hand) is slated to play Thursday against the Flyers, Jonas Siegel of TSN 1050 reports.
Phaneuf, who last suited up on Jan. 21, is thus on track to officially come off IR in advance of Thursday's contest.
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Phaneuf (hand) is on track to return from injured reserve for Thursday's game against the Flyers, Mark Masters of TSN reports.
Phaneuf practiced for the third straight day Wednesday, skating with Korbinian Holzer as part of a defensive pairing while also participating with the Leafs' top power-play unit. Assuming he endures no setbacks with his hand during Thursday's morning skate, expect him to be activated shortly thereafter.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf (hand) could return to the lineup by Thursday, Jonas Siegel of TSN 1050 reports.
Phaneuf took part in his first full practice with the team Monday, and could be on track to finally rejoin the lineup after nearly a month absence. The defenseman has posted 22 points over 48 games so far this season, and his return to the lineup could provide a boost to a Leafs club that has been struggling lately.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf (hand) was a full participant in practice Monday, David Alter of the Leafs' official site reports.
Phaneuf has been out since late January with the hand injury, but appears to be on the verge of a return. His next chance to rejoin the lineup is Thursday against the Flyers, with an update on his status for the game likely coming before the opening faceoff.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf joined the Leafs for their morning skate on Saturday, Jonas Siegel of TSN Radio 1050 reports.While Phaneuf has already been ruled out for both of the Leafs' games over the weekend, he called his participation in Saturday's morning skate a "step in the right direction". The team is still uncertain as to when he'll be able to return to action, but it could be as soon as Feb. 26 against the Flyers.
Dion Phaneuf D TOR 1 month ago
Phaneuf (hand) has been ruled out for both of the Leafs' games over the weekend against the Hurricanes and Jets, Jonas Siegel of TSN Radio 1050 reports.According to coach Peter Horachek, Phaneuf went in for additional testing on his hand Tuesday, which indicated he required more time off to let the injury heal. Phaneuf had been back on the ice Monday in anticipation of a return to action, but he'll have his timetable pushed back at least another week. The Maple Leafs hope Phaneuf will be ready to go for the team's Feb. 26 tilt with the Flyers.

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Start these ribs in the morning, and they'll be perfectly tender by dinnertime.
Total Time: 4:00
Prep: 0:15
Level: Easy
Serves: 8
- 0.50 c. ketchup
- 0.50 c. packed light-brown sugar
- 0.50 c. cider vinegar
- 1.00 tbsp. mustard powder
- 0.50 tsp. cayenne pepper
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 4.00 lb. country-style pork ribs
- Barbecue sauce
- In slow cooker, whisk together ketchup, sugar, vinegar, mustard powder, cayenne, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper.
- Add ribs to slow cooker, and toss with sauce. Arrange ribs, bone side up, in a single row. Cover; cook on high, 6 hours (or on low, 10 hours).
- Serve ribs drizzled with pan juices and, if desired, barbecue sauce.
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For Gas Prices, It's Deja Vu This Holiday Weekend
by The Associated Press May 22nd 2014 12:26PM
For the third year in a row, the national average price for gasoline will be within a penny or two of $3.64 a gallon.
For the third year in a row, the national average price for gasoline will be within a penny or two of $3.64 a gallon.
Stayful.com, a website that launched last year promises a chance to try hotels and inns with more local character and to save a few bucks along the way.
By taking advantage of credit card promotions, we'll fly free (or close to it) for two years on Southwest. Here's how you, too, can become a travel hacker.
Only 16 percent of us redeem the reward points we earn each year. Why do we love them? Is there a danger in hoarding them? How should we spend them?
To slim down for summer without spending money on a gym or overpriced diet meals, enlist your smartphone, stock your larder wisely and just get moving.
American and US Airways announce changes to their policies on checked-bag fees and redeeming miles for free flights.
Exotic international destinations, beach vacations and a dash of adventure are in high demand for honeymoons, but there are ways to cut costs and yet retain the excitement.
All over the Midwest and the East Coast, travel agents are being inundated with a simple request: Get me out of here. And those who have left, don't want to come back.
Disney is increasing prices at its four Florida theme parks at a surprising time -- and for the second time in nine months.
You're renting a vehicle, not buying it, but many consumers have likely looked at their bill and wondered if that's really the case.
Disney just rolled out FastPass , with kiosks that let you reserve spots on up to three rides at a time. That's cool. But guess whose always at the head of the FastPass line.
The holidays mean time with family - and away from your portfolio. But stepping away from the market-monitoring apps for a week doesn't have to make you nervous.
A raft of musical acts are bowing out of gigs at SeaWorld parks, and they're just a few of the folks suddenly not willing to visit in the wake of the documentary...
Roads could get icy again and gas prices have been ticking upward since last month, but that won't stop Americans from traveling this holiday season, AAA says.
Here's a quick rundown from the world of business and economics this morning: the things you need to know, and some you'll just want to know.
Thousands of New York City residents are using websites such as Airbnb.com to list apartments or rooms, a phenomenon officials say is illegal in many cases.
Experiencing Disney's theme parks in this country is going to change for guests with disabilities next week, and they're probably not going to like it.
Did the government shutdown put a crimp in your vacation plans? If so, check out these free or low-cost alternatives!
It took salvage crews 19 hours to turn Carnival's Costa Concordia upright Tuesday. It'll take a lot longer to right Carnival itself. But it has a plan - in fact, a guarantee.
Startups focused on giving consumers better experiences in travel, entertainment and behavioral economics were among those vying for attention at TechCrunch Disrupt Monday.
This weekend, enjoy a vacation without guilt: According to analysts, Labor Day gas prices are the lowest in years.
For people who love the outdoors in theory, but don't want to bother with roughing it, "glamping" is a way to commune with nature while keeping sacrifices to a...
If your marriage is on the rocks, you might try a "save-cation" to patch things up. It's certainly cheaper than divorce.
Want to visit New York without spending a lot of money? A few hotels offer cheaper options than you would ever imagine. But they may just be best left to the imagination ...
Hidden fees can derail your travel budget, but so too can deceptively cheap rates, which may offer savings that are no more than marginal -- or even nonexistent.
If you're taking a trip this summer, you're probably keeping a sharp eye on big expenses like airfares. But don't let a bunch of smaller ones derail your travel budget.
As part of a summer solstice flash sale, 20 hotels are offering discounted rates on reservations made for stays over the summer, and in some cases, until the end of the year.
Germany is home to the world's best tippers, according travel website TripAdvisor. But Americans come in respectable second place.
Mobile apps can be a tremendous asset in keeping a financial plan on track, and these new apps and upgrades can help users avoid paying full price on just about anything.
The major surveys on air travelers' customer satisfaction are out, and even in a business known for delays, bad food and uncomfortable seats, U.S. carriers performed horribly.
Most people have credit card rewards points, but few people know how to use them, says Brian Kelly, whose blog thepointsguy.com helps people make the most of rewards programs.


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Reaction from Joe Nathan, umpire Marty Foster on final call Monday
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Gura Gear Kiboko 22L+
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Inside, it has a padded compartment that will hold up to a 17-inch MacBook Pro, as well as multiple bodies, lenses, and accessories, all in separated compartments. Other features include a beefy harness system with memory foam shoulder straps, a vented, padded back panel, a built-in tripod toting solution, and a unique butterfly access system. Just be warned: you may have trouble fitting mammoth 600mm or 800mm lenses inside.
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You will love the versatility and the longer length of this women's scoop neck top, which is available in several colors. The perfect addition to any wardrobe, the comfortable pull-over shirt looks just as good alone as it does worn in layers.
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ITEM#: 15352969Versatile and stylish, the amazingly lightweight cotton blend scoop neck modbod top offers a flattering neckline and longer length for just the right coverage and style. The comfortable and fitted top can be worked into your look as a base layering piece or worn alone. An excellent casual look for your daily wardrobe, this Modbod women's top lets you transition nicely from a day at the office to drinks with friends.
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|Dec 10, 2012, 01:48 PM
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|Dec 10, 2012, 02:03 PM
Also true, the pope; very true.
|Dec 10, 2012, 02:07 PM
HK sells anything they can get cheap and sell cheap. They carry only one NGH engine, so taking over the NGH market is not the goal.
|Dec 10, 2012, 03:05 PM
If a distributor does not sell something, or somewhere; there is no large gain to be made from that, or from there.
|Dec 10, 2012, 03:35 PM
I agree with Greg. There is no conspiracy here. No market take over. Michael Chow threw this engine to the wolves..... period. Hence the lower price Hobby King can sell them for and the fact that no other NGH are, or have ever been for sale at Hobby King. I'm not privy to sales figures but I seriously doubt this engine has out sold any other NGH products for your statements to be true.
Personally, I think anybody with this engine better start stocking up on parts as I doubt NGH is gonna waste anymore time on it for the long run. Typically when distributors drop product lines and discounters start blowing them out cheap, its soon to be gone altogether. I hope I'm wrong but the writing is on the wall.
|Dec 11, 2012, 01:59 AM
But pls. be aware of that, no other Mr.Chow s production is on H.K.I think he knows the probable results.Also I warn him about H.K. risks and he said "he doesnt think to give any engine to H.K. though they are asking.Only GT9"
|Dec 11, 2012, 02:51 AM
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Hi there Turk I guess even the holy one can be wrong sometimes . Thanks for the update , have you managed to see the new 38cc 4 stroke run yet ? Hopefully that will be ok , for the price its a bargin . Cheers the pope
|Dec 11, 2012, 05:04 AM
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I do believe that I could have messed up the needles to start with, but it was because I had followed strictly the instructions of the original user manual. But it just turned out that the user manual was so wrong in so many areas, that if you follow it, you will mess it up or break something. Why would they even throw in such a manual? I believe, even the pictures/descriptions of the engine are partially different from the actual product. Of course I later found out that there was a supplimentary sheet(comes along in the box) to intruct the user to do things differently, but alfter all, the problems of this engine is indeed mechanical, whether or not one has initially do the correct steps to run the engine, he will still has a very slim chance to have it run properly in a way that one would have expected from a reasonably good product. However, I believe it can work if one is capable of doing the right modifications to it, but this takes a lot of time of test and trial, and it takes a lot of know-how. earlwb had proven this point with his 3 workable engines.
|Dec 11, 2012, 06:28 AM
This default setting works for me: Depending on your mods, the standard LSN needle setting is six turns out and the high speed is 1 and half turns out. Idle is typically 1/2 open of the carb. But with the mods you may have it closer to being closed though.
Some others had this to say about the needle settings: Without the new spring on the pump/regulator my needle settings are LSN a touch more than 2 1/2 HSN just under 1. When you first start it I would put the LSN at 3 and the HSN at 1 ½ .
|Dec 11, 2012, 06:46 AM
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so without any modications, should I do : (1) LSN 6 turns out and HSN 1 and half turns out?
or (2) LSN 3 out and HSN 1 and half out ?
|Dec 11, 2012, 06:50 AM
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should I do without the pump and use muffle pressure to pressurise the bank?
|Dec 11, 2012, 06:54 AM
I use six turns out on the LSN and one and a half turns out on the HSN.
Some guys have had pretty good luck with running the engine without the pump regulator and using muffler pressure. There are a few video clips of guys running their engines like that too. I myself wanted to use the pump/regulator though.
|Dec 12, 2012, 02:04 AM
I can say, engine itself is perfect.But only problem is fuel feed up to carb.
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just for study purpose, provided it is done at the bench, if I have a fuel tank positioned at a higher place and feed fuel directly to the carb by gravitation, without going through the pumb at all, will the engine be running correctly since the ample supply of fuel is guarranteed by gravitation?
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Musician and astrophysicist Brian May recently launched a new campaign from his charity the Save Me Trust. It's called Common Decency with a mission to reform Britain's democracy.
We want nothing less than a complete reform of the Parliamentary system. It's about not just removing the unfairness and injustice that the present Government represents, but removing the corrupt system that spawned it and all recent Governments. And it's about radically changing the composition of Parliament – moving it forward, consigning the failed two-party system to history.
Brian and Save Me's CEO, Anne Brummer, kindly invited me to write the following article for publication on in the Experts section of the Common Decency website.
Common Decency and Animal Welfare
The common decency is to treat others as you would want them to treat you.
Perhaps this is easier said than done.
Certainly, it's easier with those with whom we love. Our family and friends are special to us precisely because of our intense relationship with them. A bond that is grounded in love and respect, intimacy and loyalty. We know they will be there for us when we need them to be. As we would be there for them should they need us.
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A kneeling African in chains in a logo designed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 1780s asked, 'Am I Not a Man and a Brother?' Whereas Black Lives Matter declares a contemporary US-based international movement with the same name. Is this not part of a continuum of struggle for recognition and rights, and compassion and respectful treatment, which speaks not only for those subjugated but also for everyone?
Those campaigning throughout the world for animals and their welfare, protection and rights push the boundaries of common decency further and beyond our own species. They demand nonhuman animals receive the same respectful treatment that we hold (or should hold) for the members of our own species. Animal advocates don't demand that animals should have the right to vote. But animals are like us. They bleed when they are cut.
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It's great to be back in the USA and in New York City! I'm truly appreciative of the 20 years I spent living and working in this country. So, yes, it's great to be back!
I arrived late Wednesday and I write this post early Monday morning. These past few days have been very busy. Here are some highlights.
Animals and Society Initiative at New York University
More than 70 students, faculty, advocates, and others joined me for my presentation, 'The Animal Rights Challenge,' at a public lecture hosted by NYU's Animals and Society Initiative. It all went well with some excellent questions forcing me to come up with some thoughtful answers. Earlier versions of this presentation are on this website. Check out the section 'Animal Rights Challenge.' My research, writing and presentation in this subject is part of a larger project which will be part of my second book (see below Lantern Books and A Brighter Green). NYU's ASI is an outstanding project and in the forefront of the development of Human Animal Studies. It is among a handful of universities who are investing in this emerging field of academic endeavour. I strongly believe HAS, along with Critical Animal Studies, will contribute to deepening our understanding of our relationship with other animals and help to redress our past wrongs in our treatment of them by informing public policy. Prior to my presentation, I met with Nicolas Delon, who is Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow, NYU Animal Studies Initiative in the Department of Environmental Studies. Along with NYU's ASI, please also check out Wesleyan Animal Studies at Wesleyan University and the Centre for Human Animal Studies at Edge Hill University, where I am a member of the Advisory Board.
James Jasper
Jim is a sociologist whose research and writing in social movements has been a major influence and is internationally recognised. When I was the Executive Director of Animals and Social Institute and co-produced with the Culture and Animals Foundation the International Compassionate Living Festival, we were honoured to have Jim present research from his book, Getting Your Way: Strategic Dilemmas in the Real World. This is recommended reading as is his classic work, The Art of Moral Protest. Jim is very informed and sympathetic to animal rights and his insights are invaluable to helping us understand more about how to make social justice happen. We had an excellent discussion about the challenges facing social movements and, in particular, the animal rights movement. Jim kindly gave me a copy of his new book, Protest: A Cultural Introduction to Social Movements, which includes animal rights and I look forward to reading it. To learn more about James Jasper, please visit his website. We met for lunch at Blossom vegan restaurant in Chelsea. Fabulous meal!
Lantern Books and A Brighter Green
I met with Martin Rowe of Lantern Books and Mia MacDonald of Brighter Green. As you no doubt know Lantern Books published Growl and the anthologies of articles I edited from The Animals' Agenda magazine. For more information please visit my author's page at Lantern Books.
It was an opportunity for us to bring ourselves up to date with news and developments. For example, Mia spoke about her work with Brighter Green, which is a 'public policy action tank that works to raise awareness of and encourage policy action on issues that span the environment, animals, and sustainability.' We discussed a number of projects, including, in my capacity as editor of Philip Lymbery's website, the publication of a guest editorial from Mia in the coming months. Philip Lymbery is Chief Executive of Compassion In World Farming and co-author of Farmageddon.
Martin is my editor and I wanted to use the opportunity of our meeting to talk in person about the next book I want to write. Presently called, The Animal Rights Challenge, we discussed various aspects to it and approaches to take to get it produced. This included feedback on my NYU presentation and other matters. It's too early to say more about my second book other than it will follow on from where Growl ends. This is to say that its focus will be on the status of the animal rights movement. Martin kindly gave me a copy of his The Elephants in the Room, which I look forward to reading as part of my research into my project about Topsy, the elephant electrocuted in NYC in 1903.
Animals and Society Institute
Further to these activities, there have also been other meetings related to my work with the Animals and Society Institute in which I have been getting together with our supporters and bringing them up to date with our activities and thanking them for their continuing support.
And What Else?
I'm in New York City until Friday and my schedule includes
- Further meetings and calls with ASI supporters and colleagues from the animal rights movement
- Meeting with attorneys David Wolfson and Sarah Griffin about Minding Animals International
- Meeting with Jasmin Singer and Mariann from Our Hen House
- Speaking to two Business Ethics classes and one Animal Law class at Pace University
- Attending the Art of Compassion event in support of Mercy for Animals
- Interview with Caryn Hartglass for her radio show, Real Radio
- Book launch for the anthology, Ecofeminism, which includes a contribution from me
For information and links to these events, please go to the post that precedes this one.
From Friday evening onwards for one week I will be in Baltimore and from there will be doing events in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington DC. I plan to publish my next update from Baltmore during this coming weekend.
Watch My Growl Presentation
The presentation that I made at the recent International Animal Rights Conference in Luxembourg is now available to watch. It was called 'Animal Witness' at the conference but is given the name 'Why Animals and Their Well-Being Matter to Us' on YouTube but more importantly it reflects the essence of what I have to say in Growl.
To watch my presentation from the IARC 2013, please click here.
To learn where I will be presenting in the future, please visit Events on this website.
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Spying on Animal Rights
There's something fascinating about the so-called Cambridge spies: Anthony Blunt, Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, and Kim Philby. They all came from the upper middle class and met at Cambridge University in the 1930s. They went onto hold various powerful positions in society while acting as double agents for the U.K. and U.S.S.R. or worked in the Foreign Office or for the Windsors as the Surveyor of the King's Pictures.
I'm not delusional about the severe damage the Cambridge spies caused to Britain and its security as well as the deaths of many hundreds of people that their espionage resulted in. Nonetheless, I cannot but help find appealing the heroic, romanticised view of the Cambridge spies as they're presented in, for example, the plays of Alan Bennett (e.g., 'An Englishman Abroad' about Burgess and 'A Question of Attribution' about Blunt) and in the telly series 'Cambridge Spies.' Not quite the same thing but I keep promising myself to read John le Carre's spy novels but have yet to get round to doing so.
A book I have just finished is A Spy Among Friends: Kim Philby and the Great Betrayal by Ben Macintyre (Bloomsbury), a writer and editor on Murdoch's The Times.
What makes this book different from the many others about Philby is that it's about his friendships and particularly with Nicholas Elliott, who, like Philby, was a spy in MI6, Britain's secret intelligence service. What's fascinating is how Philby was able to hide his spying for the Russians from his wives and closest of colleagues and friends who all knew him intimately. There is, of course, a lot more to say about all of this but this briefest of descriptions will have to suffice.
There's one aspect to the Philby story that stands out above all others, which made me very angry as I read the book. Philby was protected by his class because it couldn't be possible that 'one of them' could be a traitor. This privileged status ensured that for years Philby, while in our employ, spied for the Soviets unchallenged.
Growl Two Months On
Two months on from the publication of Growl by Lantern Books and I pause to list some of what's happened and what's forthcoming.
- Hastings Independent free newspaper says Growl is 'fascinating and insightful book'
- Historian Hilda Kean says Growl 'carefully debunks the idea that real change in the position of non-human animals can occur simply by individuals altering their lifestyle'
- Humane Research Council recommends Growl in its Summer Reading List
- VegFund says 'Any activist, new or seasoned, can learn from Stallwood's experiences and apply them to his or her own advocacy'
- Brian May's Soapbox promotes Growl
- Responsible Eating and Living radio interview with Caryn Hartglass
- Growl Launch Party at vegan Moose's Kitchen in St Leonards on Sea attracts more than 35 people
- Mark Hawthorne online interview 'Kim Stallwood: Helping People Help Animals'
- Hastings Online Times says Growl is a 'fascinating insight into the experiences of a man who has dedicated most of his life to animal advocacy and protection'
- Speaking inquiries received from Finland, Poland, and Australia
- Professor Marita Giménez-Candela, Director, Master in Animal Law and Society, adds Growl to the recommended reading list for the Graduate Course 'Law and Animal Welfare' and Master Program 'Animal Law and Society' at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
- Presented Growl at the VegFest in Bristol in May
- Presenting Growl at the London Vegan Festival, the International Animal Rights Conference in Luxembourg, and London VegFest
- Launch party for Growl at the inaugural conference of the Centre for Human Animal Studies at Edge Hill University in October
- Presenting Growl at the 2nd Annual Humanities in Public Festival at Manchester Metropolitan University in October
- US East Coast book tour late October to mid November includes NYU Animals and Society Initiative, Business Ethics and Environmental Law classes at Pace University, and GWU Law School
2nd Global Animal Law Conference at Autonomous University of Barcelona
Art and the Making of Animal Rights
Stephen F. Eisenman is Professor of Art History at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, and author of The Cry of Nature — Art and the Making of Animal Rights (Reaktion; 2013). This is a fascinating read, which, I believe, deserves the attention of advocates and scholars alike who care deeply about animals, and why I wanted to interview him.
1. What inspired you to write The Cry of Nature – Art and the Making of Animal Rights?
I have been a vegetarian for 25 years and a vegan for about five. In addition, about ten years ago, I started to become engaged in the relatively new research field of Animal Studies.
But the real impetus for The Cry of Nature came in 2008. After publishing a short book about the photographs made at Abu Ghraib prison, (The Abu Ghraib Effect, 2007) I realized that the issue of human rights and animal rights are essentially the same! Animals like humans are sensitive and empathetic. Both require love, freedom and companionship to thrive. Yet both have been systematically denied these things by kings, tyrants, presidents and regular people willing to look the other way. In addition, the great artworks we see in museums generally show dead animals or slabs of meat as both natural and beautiful! I wanted to write a book that would make that violence strange again. I also wanted to highlight the work of artists who rejected violence, anthropocentrism and the turning of sentient beings into mere commodities.
2. The book's subtitle is 'Art and the Making of Animal Rights.' How did artists help inaugurate the animal rights movement?
In the 17th C, the painter Rembrandt rejected the Cartesian distinction between body and soul, and between human and animal. He showed the latter – even in death – as possessing of a soul. So did William Hogarth and George Stubbs in the 18th century, and the French Romantic, Theodore Gericault in the 19th. Hogarth in particular was cited by the philosophers of the late 18th Century who started the modern animal rights movement. Without Hogarth, John Oswald and Joseph Ritson – both pioneers of animal rights – would never have written their books. By the way, the title of my book derives from Oswald's amazing, radical, but little-read 1791 manifesto, The Cry of Nature – or An Appeal to Mercy and to Justice on Behalf of the Persecuted Animals.
3. Which works by Hogarth do you mean?
There is of course, his great portrait of his pug dog, Trump! But more important are the great engravings called The Four Stages of Cruelty. The first two prints are a veritable encyclopedia of animal cruelty and were intended to shock the conscience of viewers. And they did! Of all the works he made, Hogarth was the most proud of these.
4. What is your view of 20th and 21st century artists like Pablo Picasso, Chaim Soutine, Francis Bacon, Damien Hirst, and Sue Coe? How did they depict animals?
Kim, that's a big question, and readers will have to look at my book for an answer. But I will say that excepting Hirst, they all rejected in one way or another the cruel clichés of speciesism. Coe of course is the greatest moralist-artist active today. She proves that you can be both brilliant at your craft (drawing, painting, printmaking) and a powerful force for social change. She has single-handedly made more vegans than all the animal welfare groups put together!
5. Is the focus of your current research animal rights? If so, what can you say us about it?
Yes, I can't leave it behind. I am writing about animal agency in the late 18th Century and after. In all previous emancipation struggles, the oppressed group has fought for its own freedom. I have discovered that animals – for example the ones brought to Smithfield Market in London — did that too, and that their oppressors recognized it. I know this sounds a bit crazy, but I am a careful scholar and I have the evidence! Rampant bulls at Smithfield killed in order to obtain their freedom. Sheep cried out in such a plaintive way that they attracted human supporters. I am giving illustrated lectures about these subjects at conferences this year in England and the US, so please come and hear for yourself.
But Kim, as you know so well, scholarship is not enough. I am becoming more and more engaged with activism. For me, the one supports the other, and I am trying to teach my students at Northwestern the same lesson. The best scholar is the engaged scholar.
PS Here's a video of Stephen giving a talk to the Chicago Humanities Festival which outlines what he explores more fully in his book. I find it to be important and fascinating research and analysis that's relevant to understanding our complex relationship with other animals.
Best Animal Rights Books 2013
There were many fine books about animal rights and related matters published in 2013. So many, in fact, that I've had to devise two lists: my five favourites and four noble mentions. So, let's deal with the latter group first. I'm cheating a bit with the noble mentions. I'm reading them or they're on my to read pile tottering by my side of the bed.
The Cry of Nature: Art and the Making of Animal Rights by Stephen F. Eisenman (Reaktion Books)
The impact of art on animal rights fascinates me. Just started this book and can't wait to read his study of my favourite living artist Sue Coe.
Animal Oppression and Human Violence: Domesecration, Capitalism, and Global Conflict by David Nibert (Columbia University Press)
This progressive perspective is refreshing in the era of blandness. It will be like a breath of fresh air albeit a strong wind that will knock my thinking sideways—no bad thing.
Defiant Daughters: 21 Women on Art, Activism, Animals, and The Sexual Politics of Meat edited by Kara Davis, Wendy Lee, with a Foreword by Carol J. Adams (Lantern Books)
Carol J. Adams and her books have earned themselves a place in my life in which they have significantly shaped my thinking. Discovering her impact on the lives of others will be interesting.
Entertaining Elephants: Animal Agency and the Business of the American Circus by Susan Nance (Johns Hopkins University Press)
One unfinished project is to write a contemplation about the life of Topsy, the elephant electrocuted to death in Coney Island, NY in 1903. Susan Nance's book is part of my research.
Onto my top five animal rights books of 2013.
Undercover: The True Story of Britain's Secret Police by Paul Lewis and Rob Evans (Faber & Faber)
During the 1980s when I organised the campaigns of the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection and U.K. animal rights movement came into its own with many actions of different kinds, I suspected there were undercover police, agents provocateurs, and corporate spies in our midst but never had the evidence to prove it. At the end of one national demonstration I organised which attracted thousands of protestors, I went to the local police station to check on some activists who had been arrested, and witnessed demonstrators emerge as on-duty police officers as they walked past me standing at the counter, started chatting with their colleagues in uniform, and take off badges from their coats and drop placards onto the floor. Researched and written by two Guardian journalists, Undercover documents Britain's secret police forces and how they infiltrate and influence not only legitimate social movements like ours but also act morally reprehensibly by initiating long-standing, intimate relationship with activists, including fathering children. Every activist has to read this book and understand that much worse goes on around and among us.
Bleating Hearts: The Hidden World of Animal Suffering by Mark Hawthorne (Changemakers Books)
Mark Hawthorne is a writer of integrity. If he says it, you can trust it. This is why Bleating Hearts is so important and deserves a place on every animal activist's bookshelf. It's encyclopaedic in its summary description of all the different ways in which we treat animals. An important resource.
A Theory of Justice for Animals: Animal Rights in a Nonideal World by Robert Garner (Oxford University Press)
Living in an imperfect world, how do we go from moral rights to legal rights for animals? This is the question that Robert Garner, professor of politics at the University of Leicester, seeks to answer. Not everyone will agree with his conclusions and that, I think, doesn't matter, as we have to have this debate. For example, he writes: "[i]t is my contention that moral obligations regarded as being outside of the sphere of justice collapse, in practice, into the realm of charity and voluntarism precisely because there is a much weaker link with legal compulsion." (8) (emphasis in original)
This Is Hope: Green Vegans and the New Human Ecology by Will Anderson (Earth Books)
The big picture view of animal rights and veganism and their relationship to environmental protection are the issues explored by Will Anderson, a long-standing social justice campaigner. There is so much to learn from this well-researched book. One of its special attributes that I appreciate is that it presents the problem as well as the solution.
Polar Bear in the Zoo: A Speculation by Martin Rowe (Lantern Books)
Martin Rowe, who is my editor at Lantern Books, is such a thoughtful and provocative writer that I would want to read anything he writes. I read The Polar Bear in the Zoo as an ebook but its richness deserves another read in the flesh, as it were, as a paperback. Prompted by the evocative photography of Jo-Anne McArthur and one in particular of a polar bear in a zoo, Martin Rowe embarks on a journey of contemplation and questioning as to what it means to care and act for animals as well as the relationship between us. "Do we open our eyes and stare or do we look away?" he asks.
Changing the Game: Why the Battle for Animal Liberation Is So Hard and How We Can Win It by Norm Phelps (Lantern Books — ebook only)
This book deserves a wider readership than I fear it has received so far. With precision and insight, Norm Phelps takes a cold hard look at the animal rights movement and our strategies and tactics. His analysis is always insightful and, when necessary, challenging. This is one of those rare books about animal rights strategy that reaches beyond cliches and stereotypes. It breathes wisdom into the discussion that preoccupies activists of all sorts. He concludes with a seven point program to change the game of animal rights advocacy. "And because neither animal rights nor human rights can be achieved alone," he writes, "we need to set about building a universal rights movement that will win both together."
Interview with On Human-Nonhuman Relations Podcast
Sociologist Roger Yates, who I'm proud to say is a respected animal rights colleague I've known since the 1980s, recently recorded an interview with me for his podcast, On Human-Nonhuman Relations. Here's Roger's introduction
My special guest for podcast 31 is long-time animal advocate, Kim Stallwood, who has been vegan since 1976 – his journey to veganism began with a summer job in a chicken slaughterhouse. Kim Stallwood and I first met in the early 1980s when he was a central figure of the radicalisation of the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV). Kim quickly transformed the BUAV's magazine from its rather weak and washy format, "Animal Welfare" to "The Liberator," regularly reporting on the activities of the Animal Liberation Front and the various Animal Liberation Leagues. In the podcast, Kim provides a brief summary of the origins of political campaigning in Britain, greatly influenced by Lord Houghton, and expounds his view that political campaigning in the 21st century is increasingly important if the animal movement is to achieve it's goals. I have never been keen on political campaigning, preferring vegan education initiative in civil society and on the cultural level. As you'll hear, our conversation gets a little heated at times – but respectfully so! Kim Stallwood is appearing at the 2013 Animal Rights Conference in Luxembourg, and he has outlined his case for political engagement in a 2012 Critical Perspectives on Animal In Society conference.
Roger and I share many views but we don't agree on everything. Our differences become apparent as our conversation develops. Even though we do disagree on some, we discuss our differences with passion and humour.
Listen here to the podcast, Growling with Kim Stallwood.


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i recently found a tube of dramamine hidden away in my brother's former closet. inside were 4 yellow pills marked "dramamine" and several other round, white pills that had a 262 over a horizontal line down the center. please help!
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These pills are a generic version of Dramamine containing Dimenhydrinate 50mg
Imprint Code: 262
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Finally sprouts in some of the milk jugs
Here in NW IL we are having a very late spring. This is a very good thing since last year everything happened way too quickly and then the frosts came and destroyed many things (apple crops, etc.). I was wondering when I would start seeing some of my jugs with sprouts.
Today I see some just starting to poke their heads through and it is so exciting. Tulips and Daffodils are starting to come up out of the ground and I see peonies breaking ground here and there. Spring is coming!!!!
I just saw my first sprouts today - the bachelor buttons. Love those early sprouters. :-)
Enjoying my crocus, squill and snowdrops. My daffodils haven't started yet either. I've decided I need to add some yellow crocus this fall. Such a happy color, and I'd like to see it sooner. My crocus are all white.
It's snowing here again. We're also having the worst flooding since the 1940s. Thankfully I live on a hill, so the water is not an issue for my house. But, the cold is putting a serious cramp in my wintersowing. I don't have a single sprout in any of my perennials, and I haven't even sown any annuals because it's too cold and I don't want the seeds to rot. Tomorrow I plan to put out my annual jugs. Otherwise I won't have them sown in time to have them included in the container count. Wish me luck!
Martha, I feel your pain. We had heavy rain Wed/Thurs and now temps are to dip down below freezing tonight. I'm sorry about your snow.
Spring will come. Spring will come. Spring will come! In the meantime, I have lots of sprouts, I'm just not sure if that's a good thing right now.
Same boat here, Martha. No sprouts, it has just been too cold, and any warm days we have had were short-lived. Too much rain, now cold and snow again. Maybe by June we'll finally get warm. Maybe then my seeds will sprout. I only have one type of annual seed I want to start and I've been putting off sowing them because of the weather. Maybe I'll go ahead and sow them and see how they do.
Karen, I finally sowed some zinnias because I just couldn't wait any more. I have lots of seeds that I collected off my own plants last fall. So, if I lose any of these, I have plenty of seeds I can still sow. Hang in there northerners. Our day will come.
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