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Dechen Norbu wrote:Martyn wrote:Most people are shit, including most so-called Buddhists, so it's no big loss.
The sooner this cancer is gone the better.
This is a very deluded thing to say as you are reducing people to their flaws.
Defects are not intrinsic, but adventitious. People are like that due to ignorance, an innate ignorance they don't even know they need or can dispel.
It's a moral imperative for those who know this attaining wisdom to a point in which they can help others to free themselves from the ignorance that ultimately causes so much suffering. Everyone wants to be happy, everyone wants to go home and that home is our true nature, free from any malice, any stain, any defilement. As we lost our way home and don't even know where it is, we take temporary substitutes for it and while at it hurt others, ourselves and create samsara.
The sooner this cancer is gone the better, as you say, but in this case the cancer is ignorance, not people.
Best wishes.
No, I stand by what I said.
You talk about ignorance, and don't even say what people are ignorant of.
You are "towing the party line" and quoting what you have read, not what you know to be true.
No, I speak from my own experience, and from looking at the world - most people are ---- (funny how others can use that word but I get censored.)
Best wishes.
EDIT I believe the Buddha said, if I recall correctly, that the problem with society is that people are "miserly and only care about themselves." Which is the same thing I'm saying when I say people are ----.


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Although it is true that the development of new treatments almost always involves animals, the key question is whether, scientifically, their use is necessary or beneficial. There are many reasons why animals are used in experiments, the conservatism of regulators being one of them. This is illustrated by the insistence of European regulators on continuing with acute toxicity experiments on animals when even the pharmaceutical industry agrees they are all but redundant (1). Toxicological research accounts for almost 70% of the procedures carried out on primates within the EU. Despite the general physical similarity between nonhuman primates and humans, however, this does not mean that the effect of a chemical will be the same in both species.
Whilst there is little scientific evidence that animal experiments, including those on primates, are predictive of human effects (2), there are countless examples of where they have not been. Examples include significant differences in metabolism of drugs (3,4) as well as serious side effects (5,6,7). A key international regulatory forum, the International Conference on Harmonisation, acknowledged that in terms of the way in which a drug is handled by the body, monkeys can differ from humans as much as any other species (8). The Food and Drug Administration in the US stated in a press release in January 2006, that "nine out of 10 experimental drugs fail in clinical studies because we cannot accurately predict how they will behave in people based on laboratory and animal studies" (9). The failure to find a vaccine for HIV/AIDS is an example of this. Not one of the 80 or more candidate vaccine tested successfully on primates has worked in human patients (10)
1. Robinson S, Delongeas JL, Donald E, Dreher D, Festag M, Kervyn S et al. European pharmaceutical company initiative challenging the regulatory requirement for acute toxicity studies in pharmaceutical drug development. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 2008;50:345–52.
2. Pound P, Ebrahim S, Sandercock P, Bracken MB, Roberts I (2004). Where is the evidence that animal research benefits humans? BMJ 328:514-7.
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If they're not considering a comprehensive program like I am proposing, which includes trash pickup and larvaecides down in the sewers and the drainage ways where the sprays can't possibly get, I will be totally against it, Garrett said, because it can't possibly work.
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Though seemingly simple in its design, the park, which sits at the southernmost tip of Roosevelt Island, has received acclaim from some of the city's toughest architecture critics, and after a visit last week, we were really able to see why many are calling it NYC's "new spiritual heart." After meandering across Roosevelt Island, we made our way past the dilapidated and overgrown Renwick Ruin Smallpox Hospital when we finally saw it – a massive granite staircase that seemed to lead up to the sky.
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"Memorials take time," William vanden Heuvel, a former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and the founder of the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute that revived the Four Freedoms Park project, told us last week. "Lincoln died in 1865 and his memorial was completed in 1922, so we're ahead of the game."
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"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
It's pretty depressing that i'm 0-8 versus the Spurs. Don't get it at all.
2 - 2. Double digit victories against Raptors and Clippers and 2 point loss vs Wiz (Kobe had to hit a buzzer beater for the W) and 5 point loss to Mavs. That game against the Wizards was huge, half a game up on the Pacers but he has the Spurs twice out of his last 3 games and they have home court to fight for.
Even if i'm lucky enough to win my conference finals, no chance against los spurs
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Went 1-1. The Wizards overwhelmed me in the 2nd half. I was up by 8 at halftime and they outscored me by 25 in the 2nd half including 15 in the 4th.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Ugh, 4 straight losses. Unless I get lucky enough to face the Spurs in the playoffs, looks like I'll be a one-and-done team. Mark Jackson's injury really ruined any shot I had at seriously contending.
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I don't feel that bad losing to the Wizards. They've been playing extremely well lately.
I play a lot of contenders now. 10 games in 10 days. War of attrition. I wonder if those teams will rest starters to avoid injuries.
LOL man, my team is pulling a GOLDEN STATE-esque tank job... GUYS WHAT ARE YOU TANKING FOR, WE DONT HAVE DRAFT PICKS lol
Wait, Michael Bradley Strained Knee... out for 3 more games... NO WONDER I LOST BOTH MY GAMES :|
3-0. Best sim ive had since the very first week of the season. Very tight race for the last couple playoff spots..bad news is that Vlade got hurt and is done for the next 11 days. We'll see how this goes, the odds arent in my favor
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So the regular season will end tonight/today and we will have a taste of who will be in the lottery. Also is anyone interested in starting some kind of victory thing for the championship? And something after every finals win? We have the First Take show and if we add something like a Sportcenter special or something showing parades and suprised players and who stepped up nd stuff like that. And talk about the whole season and who shouldve won MVP and etc. Anyone interested?
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I need some help understanding all this. I have two questions.
First of all, and i may answer this myself, I'm confused on what Sam means when he says we don't have free will. Is he just referring to the "illusion of the self"? As in, we don't actually have an active mind (?), etc? I think the phase "free will" confuses me.
Next, I was watching a speech of his and he said that many people, after reading his book, ask him what our purpose is and why shouldn't we just give up on life. I do believe he explained (or started to) why to not give up, but I either didn't watch the rest or forgot. Could someone fill me in? When arguing with my friends, etc. they often bring up that point and i'd like to know how to respond.
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When Klingon warriors start quoting The Merchant of Venice (1596) and Captain James T. Kirk quarrels with Hegel's philosophy of history, what is our galaxy coming to? Paul Cantor boldly goes where no cultural critic has gone before to analyze the ideology of Star Trek VI (1991) and related episodes from the old television series. In surprising ways the futuristic voyages of the Starship Enterprise turn out to illuminate the burning issues of today, such as multiculturalism and post modernism.
Cantor is a professor of English at the University of Virginia. He has taught at Harvard University and at Davidson College in North Carolina. In 1992 he was appointed by President Bush to the National Council on the Humanities, the 26-member advisory board for the National Endowment of the Humanities.
Cantor is the author of several books on Shakespeare and Romantic literature, including Creature and Creator: Myth-Making and the English Romanticism (1985) and the Hamlet (1989) volume in the Cambridge Landmarks of World Literature series. He has recently published essays on contemporary authors Don DeLillo and J.M. Coetzee, as well as on hyperinflation and hyperreality in Thomas Mann's Disorder and Early Sorrow (1925).
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Leong's fiction and verse can be found in: Aiiieeeee! An Anthology of Asian American Writers (1991); The New England Review (1991); The Buddhist Review (1991); Charlie Chan is Dead: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Fiction (1993); and Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique (1992). In addition, his collection of poetry, The Country of Dreams and Dust (1993), has received much acclaim.
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In California there is perhaps no issue more widely debated than immigration policy. For this reason, the Athenaeum is proud to present a panel discussion on immigration policy with Hugh Hewitt, Ruben Martinez, and Part Morrison.
Hugh Hewitt is a lawyer by day and a talk show host by night. A partner in the Newport Beach law firm Hewitt and McGuire, he is a natural resources lawyer and columnist for the Orange County Business Journal On Sunday nights Hewitt can be heard on The Hugh Hewitt Show, KFI-AM radio's weekly talk show devoted to conservative politics and free-market economics. Hewitt formerly served as an executive director of The Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation. He contributes frequently to newspapers and magazines and is the author of the book First Principles: A Primer of Ideas for the College-Bound Student (1987).
Ruben Martinez is a poet, journalist, teacher, and performer. His poetry has received many awards, including a Chicano Literary Contest Prize at the University of California at Irvine and a Santa Monica Arts Council Award. His most recent collection of essays and poetry, The Other Side: Notes from the New L.A., Mexico City, and Beyond (1993), has been widely praised. Martinez is the Los Angeles bureau chief for Pacific News Service and is a staff writer and editor for L.A. Weekly. His articles have appeared in many newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times, La Opinion, Los Angeles Times, Mas, and The Nation. Martinez is also a well-liked professor in the literature department at Claremont McKenna College, where he teaches journalism and creative writing.
Patt Morrison is a staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. She has written on numerous topics and is a member of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Times team honored this year for its coverage of the Los Angeles riots. Morrison is also a columnist and contributing editor for the Los Angeles Times Magazine. She has won many awards from organizations such as the Associated Press Newspaper Editors' Association, the Los Angeles Press Club, the Best of the West Association, and the Times, among others. Morrison is also on the faculty of the USC School of Journalism.
Hewitt, Martinez, and Morrison host the critically acclaimed news and current affairs weeknight series Life & Times on KCET, Channel 28.
Waterways of the World
Steve Fairchild is returning to campus after graduating from CMC in 1990. His life during the past four years has been a worldwide adventure.
Fairchild has been in many exotic countries pursuing a fascination with running rivers. This fascination has taken Fairchild to the Himalayas of Nepal where he was a guide and a photographer. He also visited Turkey and Chile for the specific purpose of whitewater rafting and kayaking. He is currently in Chile rafting the Bio Bio and Futelefu rivers. Fairchild spent this past summer as a guide on various rivers in California for Whitewater Voyages.
Fairchild's slide presentation will focus on the essential experience of river trips in Nepal, Chile, and California. The slide show will also include shots of whitewater, indigenous people, scenic shots specific to each country, camp scenes, and portrayals of the expeditions abroad. The final segment of the slide show will illustrate the difference between naturally-flowing and dam-controlled rivers. The preservation of rivers, particularly naturally-flowing rivers, will be an essential aspect of Fairchild's presentation.
It is a privilege for the Athenaeum to host an alumnus of the College who has distinguished himself in this unique career. Come share the adventure!
Immigration and the California Economy
Immigration is a central issue of California's political and economic future. Joel Kotkin, an expert on immigration and its effect on the economy and society, is coming to the Athenaeum as a guest of the John Brown Cook Association. Kotkin authored Tribes: How Race, Religion, and Identity Determine Success in the New Global Economy, published in 1993, which traces the connection between ethnicity and business success. Kotkin is coauthor of The Third Century-America's Resurgence in the Asian Era (1988). This book was translated into Japanese and Chinese, and a special English edition was published for the Pacific Rim market. Kotkin also coauthored California, Inc., published in 1982, which deals with California's links to the emergent powers of the Pacific Rim, and a work of fiction, The Valley, published in 1983.
Kotkin is an international fellow of Pepperdine University School of Business in Los Angeles, a senior fellow of the Center for the New West in Denver, and a senior fellow of the Progressive Policy Institute in Washington, DC. He is also founder of the New Visions Business Council of Southern California, a coalition of growth companies and emerging ethnic groups in the Greater Los Angeles area. Kotkin has lectured widely in the United States, Japan, and Europe and has addressed both Democratic and Republican Congressional groups.
In addition, Kotkin has written numerous articles on global competition and the emerging significance of regional trading blocs that have appeared in such publications as The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and the Los Angeles Times. Kotkin has appeared on Donahue, CNN's Crossfire, CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News, and Tony Brown's Journal on PBS.
The Un-Americans: The Price of Freedom
TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1994 12:15 p.m.
A question was posed to Frank Wilkinson in 1952. "What organizations, political or otherwise, have you belonged to since 1929?" Wilkinson, a Los Angeles housing administrator testifying at a neighborhood condemnation hearing, refused to answer, changing his life forever. Had he chosen to answer and described his membership in groups like Youth for Herbert Hoover and the Methodist Church, his life would have been much easier. Instead, he saw the question as a ploy by a real estate lobby to discredit slum-clearance plans by suggesting they were communist-inspired. Wilkinson was not a member of any party but refused to respond on principle, running head-on into the nationwide rights abuses that proliferated during the reign of the House Un-American Activities Committee. He was fired from his job, then blacklisted.
Called before the House committee in 1958, he pleaded the First Amendment, claiming the committee's mandate to investigate anything "un-American" did not give it license to violate all First Amendment freedoms. He was arrested for contempt of Congress and spent a year in prison.
Now 77, Frank Wilkinson lives in Los Angeles and is executive director of the First Amendment Foundation. In his luncheon address Wilkinson will show a segment of the BBC documentary The Un-Americans, which deals with his case and discusses the broader implications of this era.
Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m. Mr. Wilkinson speaks at 12:15.
The Legacy of Wallace Stegner
0ne commentator has described the novels of Robert Stone as "A powerful vision but not a pretty one."
"Stone's characters, their lives frequently reduced to a desperate and elemental level, are driven to cope with basic questions of existence," wrote James Finn in Commonweal last November.
Believed by many to be one of America's five or six best living novelists, Stone studied under Wallace Stegner at Stanford in the early 1960s, along with Ken Kesey, John McPhee, and Larry McMurtry. He subsequently became one of the Merry Pranksters who traveled around the country in a bus with Kesey.
His most recent novel, Outerbridge Reach (1992), was greeted with praise by English-language newspapers and magazines around the world. Stone was described as one of the reigning masters of English prose.
"His language is a gift and an attainment," wrote one critic, the glory and strength of his novels. It charges the story, propelling the reader into the most violent action even as it invites reflection on that action. It can draw on sensual imagery and evoke the most delicate or the most sinister atmosphere."
A Hall of Mirrors (1967), Stone's first novel, painted a dark picture of political paranoia and conspiracy in New Orleans. His second novel, Dog Soldiers (1973), brought readers a chilling view of the American drug culture of the early 1970s and the Vietnam War.
In A Flag for Sunrise (1977) Stone delivered an apocalyptic vision of Central America during a period of violent disorder. Children of Light (1985), his fourth novel, was Stone's devastating portrait of Hollywood, and Outerbridge Reach (1992) is a study of how a few characters attempt to salvage their lives in a world that rewards images but ignores reality.
"In a sense, I am a theologian," Stone has said. "And as far as I know the only one [writing novels today]."
Join us for the finale of our Wallace Stegner Retrospective.
Dinner Theater
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Under the Lights is proud to present Arthur Miller's The Crucible (1954) as this spring's Athenaeum dinner theater production. This historic drama relates the tragic story of the infamous Salem witch hunt that claimed seventy-two innocent lives. It tells a tale of triumph of the human soul in the face of a blind and corrupt theocracy. Published in 1954 at the height of McCarthyism, The Crucible was meant to point out the willing cruelty with which peoples' lives were ruined. With the recent developments in the communist world, it is perhaps easier to accept, as well as to understand, this comparison now that the fear of the "great red menace" has been laid to rest alongside the fear of witchcraft. Judge Danforth's proclamation that "one must either be counted with this court or against this court" echoes the vain and haughty self-righteousness of Senator Joseph McCarthy's faction. Miller brings to us these appalling specters of human nature and the American past that we might reflect on them when confronted with novel fears and, perhaps, not make the same mistakes again.
The Under the Lights theater group consists of and is entirely organized by CMC students.
Prices for Dinner Theater
CMC student with meal card $ 7.50
CMC student without meal card, CMC faculty and staff $10.00
Other Claremont Colleges students, faculty, and staff $13.00
Community persons and all others $18.00
Play only $4.00
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This morning, in the middle of Brussels at the EU Commission, over one million signatures calling for a moratorium on genetically modified (GM) crops were delivered by Avaaz and Greenpeace to the Commissioner of Health and Consumer Policy - John Dalli. I was there to witness the event and record it so that if you joined this ground-breaking initiative - you'll feel like you were there with us too!
Our hand over of this record breaking petition with Avaaz - is the very first EU Citizens' Intiative. And the signatures were also printed on the world's largest piece of art made by one man - a 3D hand painted scene of an organic farm with agricultural biodiversity that's GM-free -- representing the way most Europeans want their food and fields. The art was such a dramatic contrast the urban surroundings. Passers by seemed stunned and a little confused as they walked by. They probably thought they were still asleep - dreaming. It was certainly very surreal.
The 3D pavement art, including over 1 million first names, was unraveled by volunteers in front of the EU Commission.
Commissioner Dalli came out to view it and recieve the petition at around 11am. And I managed to dive down underneath the media frenzy to ask Dalli a question while recording his answer on my phone. The footage is a little shaky (because I was kneeling down on the icy pavement and being shuved about a bit) but if you signed the petition - I'm sure you'll be interested to see how it was recieved. And at the end of the video - I take you on a tour of the artwork and show you some of the 1 million names.
Here's some memorable quotes from the delivery:
Comissioner Dalli said: "I can assure you that there is a political will to listen to everybody and one million signatures is a voice that we should listen to." Greenpeace EU director Jorgo Riss said: "The ball is now in the European Commission's court. Over a million citizens from every European country have spoken and now expect the Commission to change its course and take seriously the health and environmental problems of genetically modified crops." Avaaz campaign director Alice Jay said: "The Commission now has more than a million reasons to listen to the concerns of European citizens rather than continuting to cave in to the GM lobby."
More video soon!
Follow the #GMfree tag on twitter to see who's talking about it.
-- Lisa
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I strongly support small organic farmers producing a wide diversity of agricultural products. However this form of agriculture will be hard pressed to...
I strongly support small organic farmers producing a wide diversity of agricultural products. However this form of agriculture will be hard pressed to feed a planet with an exploding poulation. Brazil is a leading food exporter that employs the use of GM crops on an extensive basis. The phasing out GM crops could have horrific consequences for an already overpopulated planet. The true challenge for the future will be to grow more food from a finite amount of agricultural land. Eliminating GM crops could in fact push agriculture into Earths remaining natural habitats with very negative consequences. What is in fact driving the destruction of the Amazon Forest is the expansion of the agricultural frontier!!!
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(Unregistered) thinkahead
sad to see that the lies of those gmo pushing corporates keep you from using your own "superbrain".
sad to see that the lies of those gmo pushing corporates keep you from using your own "superbrain".
have you ever thought about that by preventing an access to knowledge and equipment in proper agriculture you can achieve realizing the gmo plan? it's laughable to believe that gmo crops will stop driving the destruction of rainforest! it will make everything even more worse! please be honest to yourself, then you'll recognize that if the "developed" western world would be interested in feeding the world it could have been made already! you should see "feed the world" on youtube, maybe you'll change "your/corporates" opinion then.. good night
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@ 'super brain'
Just spotted your comment so apologies for not responding earlier. But here's a response from our agriculture campaigner ...
@ 'super brain'
Just spotted your comment so apologies for not responding earlier. But here's a response from our agriculture campaigner Myrto:
"It is a myth that biotech industry keeps using to promote their products. There are no GE crops that bring any benefit to consumers. We just published a report about the so called 'golden rice' http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/publications/reports/Golden-rice-report-2010/. The report explains that we have already the solutions to malnutrution in hand and golden rice is just a failure and waste of resources. Society needs to invest to real solutions. Ecological farming can produce nutritious food for all without the risks of genetic engineering. It is simple. We just need political will to make this choice."
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Interesting thing I descoverd in pubmed.org no negative research records on gmo food in humans and animals, USA Monsanto probably has paid Pubmed.org ...
Interesting thing I descoverd in pubmed.org no negative research records on gmo food in humans and animals, USA Monsanto probably has paid Pubmed.org to be sielent in this industry, I dont belive in USA at all!
1 January, 2011 at 16:22
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non aux O G M
3 January, 2011 at 10:06
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(Unregistered) salmonianeconomics
very brief......stop Monsanto from destroying the Earth
and dismandling the BIOLOGICAL clock of the SYMviotic
nature of Earth-animals and ...
very brief......stop Monsanto from destroying the Earth
and dismandling the BIOLOGICAL clock of the SYMviotic
nature of Earth-animals and mankind........................
GE's---GMO's and HTBRID's are the "KILLERS" of the Human
Body along-side with the Alternative Pharmaseudicalssssss
If Governments allows this kind of "carthage"then I ask you
who is to be blaimed???
Hitler was "ALL in ONE"and now-Government is "ONE in ALL"
What is the Difference?
you tell me bunch of " IGNORAMOUS "
14 January, 2011 at 0:34
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(Unregistered) James
I'm with Stuart Brand on this one its far better to genetically engineer and test new crops rather than to selectively breed them (and not test them) ...
I'm with Stuart Brand on this one its far better to genetically engineer and test new crops rather than to selectively breed them (and not test them) which is far more likely to cause unforeseen consequences.
In the us people have been eating GM food for years with no health problems and if anything slightly less environmental damage than traditional methods.
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In response to James's unscientific comment about the so called benefits of Genetically modified organisms.He should have known by now that GMOs destroy the environment in so many ways that claiming they do good is like saying that nuclear bombs should be used against mosquitos.Not only do these GMOs not deliver in terms of quantity,quality,nutrition but they put an even bigger strain on all other resources natural or otherwise because they pollute the environment through genetic contamination,destroy the soil's capacity to sustain microbial balance make use of huge amounts of fungicides.herbicides,and synthetic fertilisers.Those who support GMOs are either brainwashed ignorants or Biotech mouthpieces,or work for them.
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In India many farmers grew GM cotton hoping for the promised higher yields, the reverse happened, yields were down to a fifth, the income was a sevent...
In India many farmers grew GM cotton hoping for the promised higher yields, the reverse happened, yields were down to a fifth, the income was a seventh and hundreds of farmers committed suicide. (Source: The Official Report of the Government of Andhra Pradesh) It would seem that the Christian Aid report 'Selling Suicide, Farming, False Promises and Genetic Modification in the Developing World' has certainly come true.
In Canada, cross contamination means that no oil seed rape in the country is GM free so the Canadian parliament (against the wishes of 80% of the public) want GM to be accepted as very few want the crops and the price is low. It only took 7 years in Canada for this cross contamination to take place, on this scale it would take only 3 years in the UK for the same catastrophe to occur.
The world's biggest seed/agrochemical company, Monsanto, told the New York Times that assuring the safety of food was not their job but the job of the FDA (Food and Drugs Administration.) The FDA asked Monsanto for a report on a growth hormone and this was carried out by Monsanto employee Margaret Miller. After the report was finished Miller then went to work for the FDA and her first job was to approve the report that she had written for Monsanto. (Source; Organic Consumers Association of America)
During the Iraq invasion the targets included the Iraq seed stores. Records show that before the invasion 97% of Iraq farmers sowed seed saved from previous harvests, but now have to buy in seed from the agrochemical consortiums under the 2004 regulations that prevent farmers from saving seeds. They not only have to buy the seed, but also the pesticides and herbicides that are required to ensure that the seed flourishes.
I quote a comment made by a third world farmer. "There's nothing they [the GM companies] are leaving untouched; the mustard, the okra, the oil seed plants, the rice, the cauliflower, the corn. Once they have established the norm, that seed can be owned as their property, royalties can be collected. We will depend on them for every seed we grow of every crop we grow. If they control seed, they control food, they know it, and it's strategic. It's more powerful than bombs. It's more powerful than guns".
Yes, seeds are now patented and are the 'Intellectual Property' of companies such as Monsanto.
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Oh sorry its true am not an expert like you. it's just that I have been reading reports on GM in new scientist as well as brands ...
Oh sorry its true am not an expert like you. it's just that I have been reading reports on GM in new scientist as well as brands book. But yes you are right research that has been done my real scientists is un-scientific because it goes against you religiously derived views.
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you insensitive clod!
3D printer (Score:2, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @10:32AM (#42785089)
no option for 3D printing?
I carve documents into solid gold (Score:5, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @10:35AM (#42785123)
It's cheaper than running an inkjet.
Re:What is a "laser pinter" ?!?! (Score:2, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @10:38AM (#42785143)
It takes pints of human blood and prints with that (which is also cheaper than running an inkjet)
Re:What is a "laser pinter" ?!?! (Score:4, Funny)by Razgorov Prikazka (1699498) on Monday February 04, 2013 @12:20PM (#42786003)It has something to do with sharks if I remember correctly...
Canon MP800 P.O.S. (Score:5, Funny)
Thank you. The printer is now too old to rant about on the various product review websites, and it was annoying me just a few days ago.
It didn't come with a cable, it's monstrously huge and heavy, the scanner quality is mediocre, it refuses to print, even in B&W if one of the colored ink cartridges is missing or empty, it refuses to print solid blue if the black cartridge is empty, feeding paper from anywhere but the tray (envelopes, etc.) has proven disastrous, it's prone to smudge or leave horizontal streaks on pictures.
I'll never buy a Canon printer again.
Re:I'm old school (Score:2, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @01:11PM (#42786547)
A pen? What's with this fancy new tech? I use the end of a burnt stick.
Re:First step to recovery... (Score:5, Funny)by camperdave (969942) on Monday February 04, 2013 @01:40PM (#42786851) Journal
You are addicted to caffeine.
Well, he has to do something with all the coffee grounds the drugs are packed in.
Printing is expensive (Score:5, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday February 04, 2013 @02:32PM (#42787341)
I just use one of the Googlable 50,000 unlocked network printers.
You insensitive first-world clod! (Score:3, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday February 05, 2013 @09:30PM (#42804071)
I use the end of a burnt stick.
Some of us don't yet have fire to burn our writing sticks with. Or sticks. Or writing and alphabet.
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Even as their region was devastated by Superstorm Sandy, a New Jersey couple found time to step up for an animal in need.
After spending days inside waiting out the storm without electricity, Gloria Delgado and Wilfredo Garcia took their dog for a walk Tuesday to survey the damage to their Elizabeth neighborhood.
A few blocks from their home, they saw something strange: a little white car idling at the edge of a park. The couple heard a yelp and a car door slam, and then watched as the car sped away.
To their horror, Delgado and Garcia realized a Hound/Pit Bull mix puppy, white with brown spots and about five months old, had been pitched out of the car, left to fend for herself among the downed trees and debris. Delgado called to the confused puppy, and she came right away.
Delgado and Garcia waited for 20 minutes—perhaps, they thought, she fell out of the car? But the car never returned, so they took the puppy home to their dark apartment.
"She was so nice," Delgado says. "So good and playful with our kids and our dog."
The puppy stayed the night, but the Garcia family knew they couldn't keep her forever. Delgado cleans houses in Manhattan, and she decided to bring us the puppy when she returned to work. On Wednesday, the entire Garcia family braved hours of traffic to ensure the dog reached us safely.
"I lived in Manhattan a long time ago, so I know how the ASPCA takes care of animals," Garcia says. "I knew they would take care of this dog."
We are so grateful that the Garcia family took care of this sweet and happy little puppy, who is receiving care at our Adoption Center and will be made available for adoption soon. Of course, we named her Sandy.
For more information about the ASPCA's rescue and relief efforts during Sandy, please stay tuned to our blog and Twitter account.
UPDATE: Sandy has been adopted!
Hey there,
Do you folks need volunteers to help with the Sandy relief? I'm in Astoria, Queens and have all weekend to lend a hand. I would love to help out. Please let me know if I can be helpful!!!!
God Bless Gloria Delgado and Wilfredo Garcia to help an animal in need!! The drivers/former owner of the dog should be thrown out of a moving car themselves.
God bless Gloria Delgado and Wilfredo Garcia. It's people like them that makes me believe in humanity. I hope sandy finds a great home and great people to love her likes she deserves to be loved.
God bless the couple for taking care of her, I wish Sandy can find a loving family soon, I am sure she will because she is so beautiful.
People really suck! How could someone do that?!?! I'd like to throw that person out of a car DURING a hurricane! So glad she's with you. I'm in DE, but I'd be happy to adopt her. I just lost my Aussie of 16yrs in August, but am ready to adopt again. I live on 2 acres of fenced in yard. e-mail me & we can start the adoption process. =)
Please tell me how I can get her out here in Washington State as I would like to adopt her.
I live on four acres outside of Spokane, Washington and would love to give Sandy a good home full of love and she would have a buddy to play with.
Thank goodness for people that go out of their way for animals in need, she is so beautiful!
Its people like those disgusting individuals who make me not like people but trust animals more.. but then stories of wonderful people surface and it makes me feel a little better. I hope she gets adopted soon! Plus, she looks like she could use a mature play pal--like Lady!


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BEST: Milla Jovovich looked utterly sophisticated at the Cannes Film Festival Premiere of Burnt by the Sun, wearing a gorgeously constructed Louis Vuitton gown from the Fall 2010 collection, which had an Old Victorian feel to it.
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WORST: With all the money he got from Britney Spears, you would think K Fed could afford some better fashions!
BEST: Elle Macpherson showed off her supermodel legs, pairing a hotly hued pink t-shirt dress with buckled, heeled boots.
BEST: Holly Madison rocked candy couture to a Sugar Factory event, sweetly striped in a pastel strapless.
WORST: Only Carrot Top would wear a shirt with his name on it!
BEST: Rihanna got rightfully rompered in army green, rocking Christian Louboutin over-the-knee suede boots and a Chanel medallion necklace, while out and about in Dublin.
WORST: When we saw this picture, we were hoping it was taken on the set of a new movie, but no, Liv Tyler really sported this unfortunate getup!
BEST: Kristin Scott Thomas looked lovely in Lanvin at the Cannes Film Festival Premiere of Hors la Loi, rocking the impeccably draped gown with an eccentric neckpiece.
BEST: Jennifer Lopez looked Cannes glam, getting on a boat, rocking a brightly hued Emilio Pucci Spring 2010 dress with Nicholas Kirkwood slingbacks.
BEST: Suri Cruise looked super cute in her bursting-patterned blue frock, which she paired with purple ballet flat.
WORST: Kate Hudson hit the streets of NYC looking like she was headed to Woodstock!
WORST: Miley Cyrus stepped out in Los Angeles, wearing these no-so-haute buckled boots.
WORSt: Kelly Rowland's ensemble was super cute and springy, but it is never a good idea to wear a hat when your hair is puffing out the sides!
BEST: Rebecca Mader is living proof that a simple LBD can go a long way. The Lost star looked gorgeous at The Lost Season Finale Party in Las Vegas, adding statement earrings and grey platforms to the sweetheart strapless.
WORST: When wearing a cowl-neck top, make sure it doesn't dip so low, that your nude bra is exposed. Style tip for Amy Smart.
WORST: Mike Myers looked like he was headed to kindergarten, stepping out in NYC in juvenile threads.
BEST: AnnaLynne McCord looked ready for summer in a color happy, strapless maxi dress, while shopping in Beverly Hills.
BEST: Ashley Jones was alice + olivia gorgeous, standing outside of the store during their Awesome Tee party in a one-sleeved, belted silk dress.
BEST: Ivanka Trump looked red hot in a curve hugging knit dress at The Celebrity Apprentice season finale after party in NYC, adding an attention-grabbing beaded necklace and silver wrap heels.
WORST: Cyndi Lauper showed her True Colors, having a 1980's flashback at The Celebrity Apprentice after party in NYC.
WORST: Wilmer Valderrama had the blues, hosting the Carrera Escape at TAO Beach in Las Vegas.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer freshman and newcomer to womens golf Rene Kelly (Lehigh Acres, FL/Riverdale HS) will tee it up with the PGAs Champions Tour at the Wal-Mart First Tee Open this weekend in Pebble Beach, California. Kelly, playing as an amateur, has been paired with Champions Tour member Dan Forsman for first and second rounds on the world-renowned Pebble Beach Golf Links course and Del Monte Golf Club.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – West Virginia State would bust open a 1-0 contest in game one and strike early in game two sweeping host Pfeiffer University 11-0 and 3-0 in non-conference softball action on Tuesday afternoon. The Yellow Jackets extend their win streak to eight-straight advancing to 14-3 overall while sending the Lady Falcons to 11-17.
In the opener, a Dee Dee Loftis (Charleston, WV) two-out single down the left field line would score Poppy Ramey (Harts, WV) for the early 1-0 lead. Things would stay that way until the sixth when the Yellow Jackets stung the Lady Falcons with 10 more to help end the contest an inning early. WVSU started the frame with four-straight hits, eight in all during the sixth, as Loftis struck again with a two-run double off the fence in center as counting as the big blow. Starter Kelsey Lorraine (Demorest, GA) would nearly cap off the day with a no-hitter until Jessica Jackson (Greensboro, NC) led off the sixth with a single to right.
In game two, Alana Weyant (Alum Bank, PA) put the visitors on the board in the first with a single to left while Loftis again made her presence known with a solo homer to center in the third putting WVSU up 2-0. The Yellow Jackets final run of the day would come in the sixth as Ramey scored on a wild pitch. Pfeiffer would pick up five hits in game two and have the leadoff man on in three of the first six innings, but were unable to get the offense rolling in Tuesday's sweep. Sara Pelegreen (Hopedale, OH) shut down the Lady Falcons scattering the five hits with five strikeouts.
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When you join FCSports, you'll enjoy priority seating at the Russell Athletic Bowl and Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl and participate in one of Orlando's oldest and most-respected charitable, social and professional networks.
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Each year, Florida Citrus Sports members are given first access to available seats in the stadium for FCSports bowl games. It's the easiest and most secure way to get access to the best seats in the house each season. Every package also includes on-site parking at the stadium. Starting in 2014, members who have seats in one of the new club areas will also get the right of first refusal to purchase tickets to non-FCSports events.
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I would like to begin by saying Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, because this will be my last article for 2007. This will be the last hustle and bustle week for Ingomar before Christmas. Many classes will study and review on Monday and Tuesday and exams will begin Wednesday, Dec. 12, for 1st period, 3rd period and 5th period classes. Thursday will be 2nd period, 4th period and 6th period exams. Friday will close out the week with 7th period exam and school will end at noon. Ingomar high school will have its last game before Christmas this Friday. It will be a home game against South Pontotoc.
On Tuesday, Dec. 11, students who sold at least 20 items in a previous fundraiser were rewarded and taken to see the movie Mr. Magoriums Magic Emporium. On this Wednesday, K-2nd grade will be going to see the movie also. This Friday, Ingomar will be hosting the Polar Express. Faculty and staff members will be dressed as a few characters from the story and they will read the book to students K-6th grade. The students will be served hot chocolate and will then watch the movie.
Ingomar SADD has been working hard this year and will continue to do so after Christmas. The 07-08 SADD officers are: President Kyle Heard; Vice President-Corey Hall; Secretary-Haley Taylor and Sam Webb; Treasurer-Chelsea Daniel; Reporter-Aston Portis; 10th grade Reps-Alana Jeter and Paige Weathers; 11th grade Reps-Shauna Grisham and Suzanne Hill; 12th grade Reps-Brittany Tanner and Jessica Vick. The 07-08 Junior High officers are: President-Tyler Jackson; Vice President-Tori Baldwin; Secretary-Bailey Littlejohn; Treasurer-Tanner McCollum; Reporter-Megan McDonald and Kristen Weeden; 7th grade Reps-Reid Little and Kate Webb; 8th grade Reps-Clara Beth Watson and Wesley Robbins; 9th grade Reps-Anna McCutchen and Seth Taylor. SADD has brought snacks to DARE graduation, worked with Mrs. Teresa Hester from the Union County Sheriffs office at Huddle House fingerprinting children and provided gift boxes to soldiers at the Walter Reed Hospital. The SADD sponsors behind it all are Miss Jennifer Drewery and Mrs. Melissa Reed.
I would also like to give a follow-up on Ingomars Homecoming festivities. The week was fun and successful and the Homecoming Courth looked great Friday night. The Homecoming King and Queen were Kagan Doom and Molly Speck. Ingomar gives a big thanks to Mrs. Roben Denton and Mrs. Jennifer Nance for all of their hard work that went into this.
Once again, I would like to say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Ingomar. I hope everyone keeps Christ in Christmas throughout the holidays.


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Brian Dunn begins his eighth season as head softball coach at Union. Last season, Coach Dunn led the Lady Bulldogs to their fourth NAIA World Series appearance in five years and has also won back-to-back NCCAA National Championships in 2001 and 2002.
Coach Dunn has led the Lady Bulldogs softball program to a 359-76 record over the past seven years. Union softball has accomplished five straight seasons with 50-plus wins, including 63 wins in 2001, along with six straight Top 10 rankings in the NAIA. The Lady Dogs have earned five TranSouth Conference Championships, four conference tournament championships, four NAIA Region XI Championships, back-to-back NCCAA National Championships, and four NAIA World Series appearances.
In addition to coaching a top-ranked softball program, Dunn has guided the Lady bulldogs Volleyball program to a 171-48 record over its first five seasons (inaugural season was 1998). In the short five year history, Union's volleyball program has won two TranSouth regular season championships, one conference tournament championship, and five straight NCCAA MidEast Region Titles. Union also finished runner-up in the 2001 NCCAA National Tournament.
During his seven-year tenure at Union, Dunn has coached 52 all-conference, 39 all-region, 21 All-American, and 21 scholar athlete award winners. Included in that list are six TranSouth Conference Pitchers of the Year, four TranSouth Players of the Year, seven NAIA region Pitchers of the Year, one NAIA National Pitcher of the Year, and one NFCA-NAIA National Catcher of the Year.
Dunn has earned 21 Coach of the Year awards, including being named the 1998, 2001, and 2002 NCCAA National Softball Coach of the Year. He has served as the TranSouth Conference Softball Chairman for he past six years and is currently serving a term as the NAIA Region XI Chair and national rater.
Brian is a 1989 graduate of San Diego State University, where he helped lead the baseball team to a Western Athletic Conference Championship and a Top 25 national ranking. His coaching career began at Riverside High School in Parsons, Tennessee where he led the Lady Panther softball team to their first ever appearance in the state tournament.
Brian Dunn is married to the former Emily Garrett, a 1986 graduate of Union University. They have two daughters, Addison Grace(5) and Ashlee Claire(3).
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Jennifer Sabourin is now in her third season at Union as the volleyball/softball assistant coach. This is her first season in the position of full-time assistant. She played the final two years of her college career for Coach Dunn and the Lady Bulldogs. Sabourin, from West Branch, Iowa, is the daughter of Richard and Tana Sabourin and has two brothers, Jeremiah and Joshua.
After spending 2002 and 2003 earning her masters' degree in Hunam Growth and Development, Sabourin accepted an offer to become the volleyball and softball assistant coach. She graduated in 2001 from Union University with a B.S. degree in Physical Education and Health.
In her senior season at Union, Sabourin led the conference in hitting and was selected at the TranSouth Conference Player of the Year, along with being named all-conference, all-region, and all-American. Sabourin helped lead the Lady Bulldogs to a NCCAA National Championship and a third place finish in the NAIA Softball World Series. In her four years of college softball, she led her teams to an overall record of 245-26 while reaching all-American status on the junior college level (NJCCA) and on the senior college level (NAIA and NCCAA).
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Mikael Lindqvist scored two free throws in the last second as the Norrkoping Dolphins came back in the final 10 seconds to edge Tofas SC 84-82 for their first win in Group K of the EuroChallenge.
The Dolphins had led most of the way in a tight contest, although their largest lead of the night, a 64-56 advantage in the third quarter, was hardly comfortable.
Things got very edgy at the finish, however, as a lay-up from Steven Burtt and a three-pointer from Inanc Koc turned an 80-77 Dolphins lead into an 82-80 Tofas edge with 25 seconds left.
The Dolphins called timeout and set up a shot for Edgars Jeromanovs to tie it back up with nine seconds left.
Burtt tried to respond with a jump-shot for the visitors, but after he missed, Lindqvist drew a foul from Austin Nichols, his fifth.
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The free throws took Lindqvist's total to a game-high 21 points as he led five players in double figures. Christian Maraker added 14 while Joakim Kjellbom had 13, Oladapo Ayuba 11 and Jeromanovs 10.
Chinemelu Elonu led Tofas with 17 points while Koc collected 15, Burtt 13 and Joshua Heytvelt 11.
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Tofas' Player Can Altintig"We started really bad. We let them score 24 points in the first quarter and 21 points in the second quarter. It is not easy to loose like this. But this is basketball, and we will continue to work hard."
Tofas' Head Coach Amit Caki"We did not start well. We scored better in the second quarter and in the last quarter we were in the game. Before the free throws we were in it. We should have taken the loose ball before they hit the shot to tie the game. I did not see the foul in the end but we should not have done that, it is unacceptable, one of our most experienced players Austin Nichols made the foul and it is not good. Congratulations to Dolphins. We made easy mistakes. Every game is really important."
Dolphins' Head Coach Paul Burke"To be able to get this win is great for us because this is a really good team. They dominated the rebounds and they kept getting second chances. If we hadn't started to rebound better in the second half we would have lost and I told the guys that. Right now I am very pleased as a coach.
It was a good game. If they commit to do this, and if we can have this intensity every time we can do something really special. It is big for a team in Sweden to get a win like this.
You cannot erase fouls as a referee, so I asked what was going on and he was not sure about the decision. So I asked if we could check the video and it was true, the foul was before the signal."
Dolphins'player Mikael Lindquist"It was a good win, we played really well. We had some mistakes for a period but we found a way to win. Good job. We wanted to win on our home court and advance from the group."
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