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Peace Pinkyy,
We have many threads on this topic. However, below i quoted some information and the link of those threads for your information. Hope you'll find the answer.
An evil of society, that harms every aspect of ur life. It destroys ur capabilities of thinking, decreases productivity & can even cause death at times. I was a victim at one stage too, but I held tightly on to Allah Almighty's rope. Alhamdulillah now Im out of it, but I still feel there are some barriers to cross. Let me give u my point of view, that I have always believed that Allah's power is far more powerful than black magic or any other evil. This has to be every Muslim's primary belief, else black magic will have more influence on u. I have always regarded black magic as **** & will continue to do so.
The magicians would stoop to the lowest Xtreme to achieve their level of status within their evil culminated society. They eat all the rotten trash that u can think of, from **** to dead baby foetus, from lizards to snakes...!!!!! There are various forms of black magic, the most dangerous being sifli.
They are the worst form of evil. From what I've heard, the black magic that we see 2day is only a page from a book that was destroyed centuries ago.
A lot of guppies asked for my help my via pm so here is my reply in detail. Im not here to intimidate all of u folks, rather instill a cure for this fear that everyone has in the back of their head, & remove it permanently.
Anyone affected by this evil can notice its effects instantly. There will be "strange" events like blood on the walls, or ur clothes, smell of rotten flesh, bad foul stenches etc...But this should not deter u from staying on the right path nor should it bring even the faintest hint of fear in ur heart. Remember satan breeds on fear & hate, so let the fear of Allah grow in ur heart & make it strong, not the fear of the unknown.
Having said all of this, here are some cures, that I've found in my research after sticking around with some aalims.
If the person feels he is under a black spell, recite Surah Al Baqarah over a bucket of water(with leaves from a neem tree) & bath with it everyday for 7 consecutive days. This has to be done consecutively without any breaks in between.
If the person feels his/her home is affected, then recite Surah Al Baqarah for 7 consecutive days clearly so that the recitation can be heard in every corner of the home. A stereo playing the recitation of Surah Al Baqarah is also valid, & has the same effect.
Recite Ayat Al Kursi followed by Surah Al Kafiroon, Al Uhud, Al Falaq, Al Nas after every obligatory prayers. One can also recite this before driving a car or travelling, to protect him/her from any harm.
Performing Wodhu before u go to sleep at night.
Recite Ayat Al Kursi every night before u sleep, this also protects u from nightmares.
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There are means of protecting oneself against the dangers of witchcraft before it happens, the most important and beneficial of which is protecting oneself by reciting the dhikrs, duaas and prayers for protection that are prescribed in shareeah, such as reciting Aayat al-Kursiy after every obligatory prayer, after the dhikrs that are prescribed after the salaam. It may also be recited when going to sleep. Aayat al-Kurisy is the greatest verse in the Holy Quraan, in which Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
Allaah! Laa ilaaha illa Huwa (none has the right to be worshipped but He), Al-Hayyul-Qayyoom (the Ever Living, the One Who sustains and protects all that exists). Neither slumber nor sleep overtakes Him. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. Who is he that can intercede with Him except with His Permission? He knows what happens to them (His creatures) in this world, and what will happen to them in the Hereafter. And they will never compass anything of His Knowledge except that which He wills. His Kursiy extends over the heavens and the earth, and He feels no fatigue in guarding and preserving them. And He is the Most High, the Most Great
[al-Baqarah 2:255]
One may also recite Qul Huwa Allaahu ahad, Qul Aoodhu bi Rabb il-Falaq and Qul aoodhu bi Rabb il-naas (i.e., the last three soorahs of the Quraan) following every obligatory prayer, and recite these three soorahs three times at the beginning of the day, after Fajr prayer, and at the beginning of the night, after Maghrib.
Another dhikr is to recite the last two verses of Soorat al-Baqarah at the beginning of the night. In these verses Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
The Messenger (Muhammad) believes in what has been sent down to him from his Lord, and (so do) the believers. Each one believes in Allaah, His Angels, His Books, and His Messengers. (They say,) We make no distinction between one another of His Messengers and they say, We hear, and we obey. (We seek) Your forgiveness, our Lord, and to You is the return (of all).
286. Allaah burdens not a person beyond his scope. He gets reward for that (good) which he has earned, and he is punished for that (evil) which he has earned. Our Lord! Punish us not if we forget or fall into error, our Lord! Lay not on us a burden like that which You did lay on those before us (Jews and Christians); our Lord! Put not on us a burden greater than we have strength to bear. Pardon us and grant us forgiveness. Have mercy on us. You are our Mawlaa (Patron, Supporter and Protector) and give us victory over the disbelieving people
[al-Baqarah 2:285-286]
It is narrated in a saheeh report that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Whoever recites Aayat al-Kursiy at night will have protectors from Allaah and no devil will come near him until morning comes. And it is reported in a saheeh report that he (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) also said: Whoever recites the last two verses of Soorat al-Baqarah at night, that will suffice him. The meaning and Allaah knows best is that they will suffice him against all evil.
You should also frequently recite duaas seeking refuge in the perfect words of Allaah from the evil of that which He has created, night and day, when stopping in any place in the city or in the desert, by air or by sea, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Whoever makes a stop then says: Aoodhu bi kalimaat Allaah il-taammati min sharri ma khalaq (I seek refuge in the perfect words of Allaah from the evil of that which He has created), nothing will harm him until he moves on from that place.
At the beginning of the day and at the beginning of the night, the Muslim should say three times: Bismillaah illaahi laa yadurru maa ismihi shayun fil-ard wa la fil-sama wa huwa al-samee ul-aleem (In the name of Allaah with Whose name nothing is harmed on earth nor in heaven, and He is the All-Hearing, All-Knowing) because it is narrated in a saheeh report that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) encouraged that, and that is a means a protection against all evil.
These dhikrs and prayers for protection are among the greatest means of protecting oneself against the evils of witchcraft and other evils, for the one who recites them regularly and with sincerity, faith and trust in Allaah, depending on Him and keeping their minds and hearts open to what the evidence says. They are also one of the greatest weapons for removing the effects of witchcraft once it has taken place; as well as that one should beseech Allaah a great deal and ask Him to relieve the harm.
Another duaa that has been narrated from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) for treating sickness caused by witchcraft and other things, and which the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used as a ruqyah to treat his companions, is: Allaahumma Rabb al-Naas, adhhib al-bas washfi, anta al-Shaafiy, laa shifaaa illa shifaauka, shifaaan laa yughaadiru saqaman (O Allaah, Lord of mankind, remove the evil and grant healing, for You are the Healer. There is no healing except Your healing, which does not leave any sickness). This should be recited three times.
And there is the ruqyah with which Jibreel (peace be upon him) treated the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him): Bismillaah urqeek, min kulli shayin yudheek, wa min sharri kulli nafsin aw aynin haasidin Allaah yushfeek, bismillaah urqeek (In the name of Allaah I perform ruqyah for you, from everything that is harming you, from the evil of every soul or envious eye may Allaah heal you, in the name of Allaah I perform ruqyah for you). This should also be repeated three times
I'll continue adding more info when I get the time
May Allah protect every one from this evil. AmeeN summa AmeeN
I know had been effected by it. Its a very hard & dangerous test.. whatever happens, don't lose your faith (i.e. by submitting to those who performed it on you). If you do, it will be an act of shirk.
Some Hadeeth & Quranic Verses that are helpful in such situations:
Narrated Abdullah ibn Abbas:
The Prophet (peace_be_upon_him) said: If anyone continually asks pardon, Allah will appoint for him a way out of every distress, and a relief from every anxiety, and will provide for him from where he did not reckon.
[ Dawud :: Book 8 : Hadith 1513 ]
'A'isha reported: I heard Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying: There is nothing (in the form of trouble) that comes to a believer even if it is the pricking of a thorn that there is decreed for him by Allah good or his sins are obliterated.
[ Muslim :: Book 32 : Hadith 6241 ]
And surely We shall try you with something of fear and hunger, and loss of wealth and lives and crops; but give glad tidings to the patient, Who says, when afflicted with calamity: To Allah We belong, and to Him is our return: They are those on whom (descend) Blessings from Allah, and Mercy, and they are the ones that receive guidance.
[ Al-Baqarah 2:155-157 ]
I think if you search the forum you most likely find this subject beaten to death as well.
In short, the answer is yes, Islamic view is that black magic is real, very harmful, a major sin to practice it, and there are islamic prescribed cures for it as well. Black majic can effect in many ways depending upon who cast the majic and for what purpose.
However, very few people among the true Scholars would agree that there is a real way to find out if the person is under a spell or not. Some scholars claim to recite Quranic verses from selected chapter to check if a person is under the effect of majic, others claim to make istikhara etc.
In lower education classes and specifically in south east asia it is very common to indulge in Black majic. Also in some arab cultures people go to Saahirs (majicians). These people practice evil acts and follow the sheytan and also indugle in major corupt acts as well as calling upon the devil and devilish jins etc.
If you like to learn more please read here. These are very good resources for any one inshallah.
1. Majic and its types http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/9432/sihr
2. How to deal with it http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/11290/sihr
3. Treatments http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/12918/sihr
More links from the same site.. http://www.islam-qa.com/en/search2/sihr/AllWords/t,q,a
I gave you links from 1 site, only becuase I know that this site will not say something from their own unless it is supported by Quran and Sunnah.
I hope this helps
Almighty Allah SWT said in the Holy Qur'an: "And your Lord says, "Call upon Me; I will respond to you." Best to make supplications, do astaghfaar and offer two rakat Nafal Prayers Almighty Allah SWT will solve all misfortunates Ameen.
Read the below dua to foil the devil's plots
'A'oothu bikalimaatil-laahit-taammaatil-latee laa yujaawizuhunna barrun wa laa faajimn min sharri maa khalaqa, wa bara'a wa thara'a, wa min sharri maa yanzilu minas-samaa'i, wa min sharri maa ya'ruju feehaa, wa min sharri maa thara'a fil-'ardhi, wa min sharri ma yakhruju minhaa, wa min sharri fitanil-layli wannahaari, wa min sharri kulli taariqin 'illaa taariqan yatruqu bikhayrin yaa Rahmaan.
I seek refuge in the Perfect Words of Allah -which neither the upright nor the corrupt may overcome - from the evil of what He created, of what He made, and of what He scattered, from the evil of what descends from the heavens, and of what rises up to them, from the evil of what He scattered in the earth and of what emerges from it, from the evil trials of night and day, and from the evil of every night visitor, except the night visitor who comes with good. O Merciful One.
Book 'The Book of Drinks (Kitab Al-Ashriba)' of Sahih Muslim Hadith No. 5081.
'Amir b. Sa'd b. Abu Waqqas reported Allah's Messenger as saying: He who ate seven 'ajwa' dates in the morning, poison and magic will not harm him on that day.
Ahmad 3/419, with an authentic chain of narration,
and Ibn As-Sunni (no. 637).
Al-Arna'ut, graded its chain authentic in his checking of Al-'Aqidah At-Tahawiyyah p. 133.
See also Majma'uz-Zawa'id, 10/127

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With Coach Hue Jackson out and new GM Reggie McKenzie taking over the reigns from owner Mark Davis, there almost seems to be more questions rather than answer in the black hole. The biggest question for this franchise that needs to be answered is "who is going to coach this team?" Following the lockout, teams began to sign coordinators to assure some continuity, once the CBA was resolved, so it only makes sense that the potential head coaching pool isn't very deep a year later. Aside from Jeff Fisher, who signed with the St. Louis Rams last week, there isn't as many "big-name" candidates on the market. That doesn't necessarily mean that there isn't a qualified coach to lead this team. GM Reggie McKenzie said in his press conference that he is going to hire the best fit for this team, and the Raiders have not waited long to assemble a list of potential head coaches. The name that tops that list is Green Bay Packers Linebackers coach Winston Moss, mainly because of the Green Bay ties that both Moss and McKenzie share. Moss appears to be a candidate capable of achieving success as the head coach, given his accomplishments with [...]
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obviously it's all in low pitch but then it hit me, i wanted to make a guy like this:
now i can understand that i can't perfectly make something like this but i would at least expect a simple mustache, we have all kinds of beards and a Metallica mustache but that's it.
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A marketplace advances through competition, innovation and the establishment of industry best practices. Some of these best practices are implemented to meet customer priorities better, create competitive advantage or react to changes in operating market requirements. This article covers many best practices found in successful contingent workforce programs today.
- Establish an annual CW program strategy plan. This plan should be aligned specifically to the business' current fiscal year plan but should also include a long-term vision to support the organization's overall goals and objectives.
- Execute a strategic and tactical operating program focus. Any calendar year will allow for only a few critical, CW program growth initiatives. As a contingent workforce manager, make sure each of those initiatives has a big impact that aligns to the business' key goals and objectives.
- Create and communicate business rules and procedures. This is a core block-and-tackling CW program management element. CW engagement rules and procedures will set the standards in how you manage risk mitigation, cost management, efficient program operation and quality performance. Because no one should be expected to memorize a program's business rules, they should be published in an easily accessible spot via multiple distributions channels and platforms
- Implement a strongly enforceable and supported CW program. This is more easily said than done, but a CW program's maturity long-term will be directly dependent on the "enforceability" of the program's rules of engagement. A CW program needs to be backed by an active senior executive (preferably at the C-level) and "mandatory" program business rules and procedures. As the CW program matures globally and takes on new worker categories such as statement-of-work (SOW), voluntary program participation will not support the organization's overall CW resource goals and objectives. One potential strategy is to invite an internal auditor to sit on your steering committee and chat with them about managing CW risk, mandatory regulations and rules that might be just around the corner.
- Engage transparent cost management. Today's bill rates include multiple-moving cost components, each of which affects various elements of your program in terms of access to required quality talent, an invigorated/competitive staffing supply chain and the ability to execute a balanced cost management strategy that achieves annual budget requirements. So it is essential to mind and manage your bill and pay rate levels as an overall program management best practice. Arbitrarily executing aggressive cost management strategies without visibility and understanding of bill rate fundamentals could create a program that can't attract required talent, engage staffing suppliers to support the program, and/or worse, one might be overpaying for CW resources engaged.
- Conduct an annual risk assessment and mitigation review. CW program statutes at the federal and state levels, along with ongoing court judgments, are occurring at a rapid pace in today's marketplace, so conducting an annual CW program risk assessment is a required best practice to keep up-to-date. There are a number of established methods to effectively execute a risk assessment, and one can be completed in short order internally. The key elements of this assessment is to identify potential possibility and impact of a risk element and then engage a risk mitigation policy that is proportional to the potential possibility and impact of the risk.
- Conduct a program maturity (capability) assessment review. Also on an annual basis, CW program managers need to look beyond their performance statistics and evaluate the status of their program's capability. The review should include at least these five capability dimensions: comprehensiveness, strategic, governability, measurability and sustainability. This annual capability assessment will help define the most impactful priorities in one's annual strategic operating plan.
- Build a focused metrics portfolio structure. Simply stated, some programs have too many operational metrics (service-level agreements and key performance indicators), which distracts and leaves the overall program management unfocused. CW program management metrics portfolios need to align with an organizations business goals, objectives and annual priorities. The rest is a waste of time and costs for everybody involved. If a metric is engaged, make sure it is meaningful.
- Institute an ongoing change management/program communication. The key word in this best practice is ongoing. Most, if not all, CW program are changing on a regular basis, along with the base of engagement managers who use them. This phenomenon of ongoing change will require constant communication, updated program documentation and even training platforms that provide just-in-time counsel on effectively and safely engaging CW resources in one's workforce. Think professional program services marketing for the best results.
- Form a CW program advisory board. A CW program advisory board should be a combination of key internal and external stakeholders who carry significant roles and impact in the organization. It is a special platform to inform, discuss and review the significant, growing role that CW resources play within the company and how increased, safe, leverage of these assets can assist in achieving the organization's goals and objectives. It's also a great platform to introduce and launch new CW program growth and capability initiatives.
- Implement quality management. Quality in CW program management is proposed to be the most wanted and important virtue evaluating a program's performance and capability. Unfortunately, it is the least operationally executed best practice. There are a number of fairly reasonable quality management actions that program managers can execute to make a rapid impact in program quality. The first is to understand what the most important CW quality priorities are among their engagement managers and program stakeholders, such as talent quality, cost management or risk mitigation. Once this is understood, the rest of quality management is straightforward.
- Execute reliable business decision analysis/CW program data management. It's the age of big data and CW program activity can create numerous transactional data points. The key practice here is how you representatively and reliably leverage this treasure trove of data to drive strategic and tactical insight. Tactical to enhance program performance and engagement manager satisfaction and strategically so one can further leverage CW resources to support the achievement of the organization's strategic goals and objectives.
- Leverage supply chain partner's expertise: It's obviously important to engage the right supply chain partner in terms of a vendor management system and/or managed service provider(s). You certainly need them to be able to tactically deliver the role and management capability they have contractually promised. But too many managers do not leverage the program management expertise that many VMS and MSP vendors can offer via the knowledge and experience they have gained across multiple customer engagements. Supply chain partners can and need to provide more strategic value to the ongoing CW program development efforts.
These are some of the CW program best practices we see daily in our CWS Council advisory work. If you have other program management best practices of note, please don't hesitate to let us know. You can share it with other readers in the comment section below.
In addition, many of these best practices above are incorporated in Staffing Industry Analysts' Certified Contingent Workforce Professional certification program. More information about CCWP can be found here.


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Homer has a lot . At the Spit.
Chena wayside camp in Fairbanks . Right in the center of town.
Harly Dravidosn in anchorage offer free camp.
With all due rspect sir I think your coming to the wrong state.
Most campgrounds do not have wi-fi, almost all have out houses. And most have to be driven two via a gravel-dirt road.
There is nothing worse then being in a campground in a tent surrounded by idling RV's
Thats been my experience :rofl
True on gravel, most campgorund will required some gravel, but it shouldn't be an issue with your bike.
Alaskahack...so your saying you live in Wasilla and have never heard of Alaskan Trails Camper Park? Which by the way has electric, wifi, restrooms, shower, plus plus plus! Maybe you should get out more...just saying
I'm sorry for being such a butthead but I do know where the Alaska Trails Camper Park is at. And although it is is located in the middle of a lot of neat things to see. It's basically a gravel pad that supports RV's, and sits right off the highway in fact you can see the office from the roadway.(lot of road noise)
I guess our ideas of camping are just different. There are places to camp all over this state, but most of the more beautiful areas to camp do not have showers, wi-fi, toilets.
Good luck and have fun because thats what a trip of a lifetime is all about !!
Wall-Marts provide camping sites Fairbanks, Wasilla, Anchorage. Paved parking area, McDonalds, toilets, wi-fi :rofl
Great thread.
Would read again.
Many "camp grounds" are habituated by bears, not so bad if in a hard mobile structure but can be a problem if in a tent. Typically you can find a place a few miles from actual campgrounds, I frequently swing by the campground the next morning for water (if they have any) and waste disposal. rw
Wow This is the second time you have written threads about camping in places your going to visit. And what you have written as possible requests are not available in most camp grounds in Alaska
Most the places you have listed are not great attractions to begin with they are just places were people live
And then you mentioned Alaska Trails Camper Park. And I thought WTH was I missing?
I've lived here 30+ years, and how was it possible to miss something like this.
And yes KHuddy I do know where Russia is
So I decided I really should get out more and decided to drive out to the Alaska Trails Camper Park.
This is looking towards Denali
Those buildings you see in the distance are the States famous Felony Flats. (they were temporary structures that were rented to people for $800. or so a month and didn't have toilet facilitys
Our major highway between Anchorage and Fairbanks (Parks Hwy)
Signage for the Campground
Some of the 100 spaces available in the summer, but there was a sign that said they were open now
Better picture you can see the office
Now I realize that there still is snow on the ground and that it will look a lot better in the summer with the light colored gravel
I really hope this is on your itinerary give me a shout out via the supplied wi-fi and I'll come and visit you
Cool, now I know about another RV park too! :wink:
If you want, you can come about 50 more miles into Anchorage and stay at the free campsite between our Harley shop and Motoquest Tours. It's a grassy area, with picnic tables, and a code access shower. Located across the street is a unique, slightly greasy but with large portions, resaurant called Gwennies and a 1/2 a block down the street is a Village Inn resaurant that also has wi-fi all in beautiful downtown Spenard! :D
Oh, and then I'll come and visit you. I actually run by there once in a while in the summer looking for ADV stickered bikes and/or ask if any of the travelers have any questions.
Good luck and have fun, Mark H.
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|Heavy cream
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|Chopped basil/1 teaspoon dry
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This detached cottage is set in its own private grounds and gardens, with secure on-site parking for 6 cars. Located one mile from the town of Banbridge the tranquil surroundings offer spectacular panoramic views of rolling countryside and the mountains of Mourne, ensuring a stress-free break where you can unwind, while still under thirty minutes' drive from the bustle of Belfast, off the main Belfast to Dublin road (26 miles from Belfast city, 30 miles from the airport). This property is one of two in a peaceful 60 acre farm setting adjacent to an 18 hole golf course. Traditional features include exposed stonework, pine floors, a welcoming wood burning stove and on site there is an outdoor and an indoor play area. Private furnished gardens are complete with patio and barbecue areas. The cottage is ideal for business and holiday travellers alike. Each detached cottage is circa 1,800 square feet over two storeys. Awards - NITB Best self catering Cottages for 2002 and 2003, NITB Highly Commended in 2003 and 2004, Rural Tourism Award 2004, NITB Best Self Catering Cottages for 2004 and 2005. Both cottages are 5 star units. In 2000, the owners commissioned sympathetic conversion of two barns dating back over 240 yrs. The result is two cottages with exceptional character and old world charm, both featuring many period items. All furniture and fittings were specially chosen and designed to give a relaxed country feeling, both cottages boasting extremely comfortable family sized accommodation. The three double bedrooms in both Dovedale and The Loft are all ensuite. Dovedale Cottage is wheelchair friendly with Category 1 status. A small library of books is available to relax and enjoy.
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Q: Why has Australia also rejected nuclear?
A: It's the fear factor. It's a lack of confidence in our ability to solve nuclear waste. We've offshored the problem, and nuclear waste becomes a weapons issue. Why don't we use nuclear ourselves and come up with solutions on how to store it and not get it in the wrong hands? It would be a tremendous boon if this country built 50 nuclear plants in the next 20 years. The first three could be government subsidized. Expensive, but there is $13 billion in government funding out there, $7 billion alone spent on corn-based ethanol. We could redirect that to figure out clean coal and bio-fuel.
Q: Why can't the private sector do more?
A: Frankly, when free markets prevail, we have to shut down factories and replace them overseas in places like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Libya, Russia, Brazil, Thailand, China and Oman, where governments lock in energy availability, guarantee prices and de-risk our investment. The chemical industry is down 120,000 jobs in the USA in the last five years. Manufacturing as a whole is down 3 million jobs.
Dow is investing $40 billion to $50 billion in the next five to seven years. A lot of that is already in flight to countries where governments work with us through their national oil companies. In Brazil, it's through a company that converts sugar cane into ethanol, a much better energy converter than corn.
Q: So we lose jobs unless the government subsidizes your energy costs?
A: It's common in many countries to regulate the price of energy inputs to spur economic downstream investment. It's saying that energy is a national resource. You can burn it or add value to it. For every $1 Dow Chemical uses in oil or gas, we generate $20 of GDP. You need to give certainty to those making large capital investments. Not just chemicals but steel, paper, metals, even cars. That's how other countries are building industries.
Q: Where does it stop? Dow Chemical is raising its prices. I'm sure your customers would like that regulated, too.
A:My answer is self-serving, so you're going to have to forgive me. I'm for regulating certainty. The enemy is volatility. For me to make a $20 billion investment, it really makes a big difference if oil doubles or falls in half. The U.S. could take 10% of the resource, as they do in the Middle East, and give certainty to those who add value.
Q: How about taxing oil so it never falls below $100 a barrel? Would that spur investment in alternative energy by de-risking investments that would be wiped out if oil prices fall?
A: Yes. I want stable prices for manufacturers and a price floor that would protect the innovators, although the floor should be much lower than $100. We need a Silicon Valley equivalent for energy.
Q: What's wrong with T. Boone Pickens' campaign to replace foreign oil imports with wind, solar, nuclear, coal and natural gas for cars?
A: Cars running on natural gas is problematic. Forget the distribution system for a while, which is its own headache. It's implying that we have the natural gas. We do, but we're not drilling for it, so if we increase demand for natural gas, then I can guarantee the price will hit the price of oil at the speed of light. Hybrid cars may be a good way to go if we allow electricity from nuclear or clean coal. Otherwise, it's robbing Peter to pay Paul.
Q: Does a U.S. military presence in the Middle East stabilize or destabilize oil prices?
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Shall we disco? Fashion Week embraces '70s muse
NEW YORK Say what you will about disco, the 1970s were a good time for American fashion. It's when New York really carved its niche as the sportswear capital of the world.
And now, for spring 2011, designers are reclaiming the look as their own at New York Fashion Week.
Marc Jacobs led the pack with models in frizzed-out hair, jumpsuits, hot pants, culottes and striped knits. But he's not the only one to embrace the billowy shapes, scarf-tied tops, tunics, crafty macrame looks and long, wide-legged trousers of that era.
Badgley Mischka, Rachel Roy and Elie Tahari embraced a '70s muse on Tuesday. Halston and Diane Von Furstenberg always have a touch of '70s glam, and their spring 2011 collections were no different.
"We're looking at videos all around us in Lincoln Center right now and we're like 'Oh, there's a '70s thing, there's '70s, there's '70s,'" James Mischka told The Associated Press on Tuesday. "It's happening all around us, and it's just kind of in the water on 7th Avenue, I guess."
There's a lot of fashion, of course, at a Rodarte fashion show, but there's also a lot of show. And, apparently, there's now a movie, too.
Guests previewing Kate and Laura Mulleavy's wood-themed collection Monday were informed by signs all over the doors that cameras for a Rodarte film would be rolling.
Using a soundtrack of mellow '70s hits, models worked their way around a maze of shipping pallets in dresses that mimicked tree bark and paneling, jackets with cutout shoulders and suits made of an embossed leather in rich shades of brown.
There were kooky combinations of patterns - checks and plaids and stripes, often all together - but that's the norm for these high-concept, low-profile sisters from California. It worked this time largely because the palette was so soothing, rooted in forest shades. A handful of blue-and-white prints inspired by the Ming Dynasty provided a lighter, brighter contrast.
Mark Badgley and James Mischka do their glamour thing every season. It's the DNA of the Badgley Mischka brand. If it hits the trends, great, they say. If not, that's OK, too.
How about doing it halfway?
The inspiration for the collection was the 1987 movie "White Mischief" starring Greta Scacchi, about a 1940s-era affluent woman visiting Kenya and finding romance and adventure. But there were more than a few nods to the '70s.
They delivered with a pool-print chiffon top and a long, white georgette skirt dotted with white petals, a strapless sand-and-ivory organza gown with more petals and silver beads arranged like fans, and a romantic rose-and-silver gown that looked like a satin slip and a penoir on top.
The city-loving night owl that has long defined the Halston customer probably doesn't get out into the garden much, so designer Marios Schwab gave her a few reminders of what it might be like out there: light, pretty, soft.
"I started looking into florals and wild orchids and that was the start of the inspiration," he said in an interview before Monday night's New York Fashion Week presentation at a Chelsea gallery.


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Tecate cypress among species most at risk
Native evergreen with a bushy form.
Typically found in groves on exposed hillsides.
Grow in four groves in Southern California.
Threatened by grazing, mining, fire and development.
Typically grow to about 20 feet tall.
Release seeds when heated by fire. SOURCE: U.S. Forest Service
Online: For more about fire recovery in the region, go to sdfrn.org.
On the flanks of Otay Mountain, one of California's rarest plants is losing its grip.
The Tecate cypress is slipping away because of repeated fires that have roared through the backcountry in recent years, including 2007 and 2003. The frequency of the blazes has not given the slow-maturing species enough time to reproduce, so its limited range is shriveling.
"If the mountain were to burn over again, we would lose almost all of the population of these trees because there are not enough seeds right now to regenerate the population," said Joyce Schlachter, a biologist for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, which owns most of the mountain.
"We have to do something to save these trees," she said, adding that a rare butterfly called the Thorne's hairstreak depends on them for habitat.
Across the backcountry, biologists have found that most of the vegetation burned in last year's wildfires is recovering more or less as expected. The worst damage – including the spread of invasive weeds – is on the tens of thousands of acres that have burned more than once since 2000.
Botanists said that one year is too soon to offer final conclusions about the region's fire-damaged habitat. Recovery will hinge partly on the amount of rain the region gets in coming years and whether more major fires sweep over the county.
"The areas that hadn't burned in at least 30 years are recovering fine," said Rick Halsey, director of the California Chaparral Institute, a research group in Escondido. "What we might be seeing if the drought continues is increased mortality of the little seedlings that are starting to take hold."
He is particularly concerned about places such as Clevenger Canyon between Escondido and Ramona, which burned in the Witch Creek fire.
"It's so dense now with non-native grasses that it could easily carry another fire even faster than the 2007 fires," Halsey said, because a carelessly tossed cigarette or other spark is more likely to ignite the exotic invading grasses than native chaparral.
The Harris fire scarred almost half of the 8,500-acre San Diego National Wildlife Refuge in South County. The spread of invasive weeds is a recurring concern, although Jill Terp, refuge manager for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, reported positive signs.
"We do see native shrubs resprouting, especially species that have a nice root structure," she said. "The chaparral is looking like it's on its way back."
One potential problem on the refuge are the legions of charred cholla cactuses, home to the cactus wren. So many of the plants were damaged by the fire that biologists are starting a cholla cactus nursery to preserve the plant's genetic diversity.


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Do you crave a quite retreat to replenish your spirit? Away from the daily grind? Watch the sun set over the mountain, or the frequent weekend fireworks. Catch that big bass you have dreamed about or spend a morning in the nearby Marsh bird watching? It is all here waiting for your pleasure on our one acre lot! Over 180 feet of level shoreline, large fire pit, dock, private boat launch. Located within a short drive to many of the area wine trails, Watkins Glenn Race track, and the Wind Mill the larges outdoor Amish Mart. Our cottage is great for fishing, boating and touring you can not swim because of the mud bottom. Lamoka lake is a lovely medium size lake well known for bass, and small lake fish, Muskies and many more! We have a row boat, two canoes and will be adding two kayaks.
We have many repeat renters because we care about your vacation. We are centrally located to most of the wine trails.
From the moment you park the car you will be amazed at our lovely location. The brick walk beacons you into our semi-modern cottage. Granite counter tops in the kitchen for that must have cook, and a gas fireplace for those romantic nights. Central location to the wine trails (within 20- 45 minutes)
The first floor bedroom has a king size bed and a crib, couch and chair for sitting and reading (only available June-September non insulated space.) There is a half bath on the first floor and full bath on the 2nd floor (stairs to both bathrooms.)
Upstairs you will find 3 bedrooms, two with full size beds and one with a set of bunk beds and a twin for the kids. Large bathroom with tub and shower.
Some of the cottage is moderen and some still has that vintage cottage feel. You can find peace and quite from the crowds in several areas. Our first floor summer bedroom with reading or visiting area. We have a reading play room off the kitchen with chairs and a day bed and a large spacious living room.
Most or our guest use the cottage as a central touring rest stop. We are within 20 minutes away from many of the fingerlakes wine trails. Corning Glass is about 45 minutes away. Watkins Glenn State Park about 15 minutes. There are some great hiking trails at Sugar Hill and we have many back roads for biking. There are two public golf clubs within 15- 25 minutes away.
We offer a semi private location w/ wood lot on both sides of home & a large flat lawn. We have a nice fishing spot and a roomy 18 year old cottage-2100 sq. ft.! The kitchen is fully stocked, big bathroom & roomy bedrooms plus we are pet friendly. Our lake front is mud and muck but there are public beaches nearby. Great place to fish, tour or just relax! Linens are not included. Renter must bring their own sheets and towels.
Rest & Relax: Many guest comment on our peaceful setting and the nice fishing. We have people who return yearly and have written comments in our guest book. We are located 20 minutes from Watkins Glenn speedway (via back roads seldom a hassle in getting to the race track).
Our cottage is large enough to visit with family or to get away from the family and quitely read and rest. Maybe you just need some down time, quite time, time for you. you'll love our small community very friendly summer people. Do you want a cottage facing the lake where you can just relax? Take the kids to the park or beach and come back to relax.A good place to read, relax or call home base after a long day of touring. Fishing is good on Lamoka Lake and we have nesting eagles near by check us out!
Things to Do: The area's finest wineries are an easy drive from the cottage. Many antique dealers in the region, & the popular outdoor 'Windmill' featuring Amish baked good, smoked sausage, & cheese. The Windmill is only open Saturday stop before you arrive at the lake! Corning glass about 40 minutes from the cottage, kids go free! Hang Gliding in Big Flats (40 minute drive). The cottage has two canoes plus there is a private boat launch.
My Grandfather developed the island, my fondest memories were there at the lake. My Mother had a cottage and I was lucky enough to aquire one as well.
Patricia Clark purchased this cottage in 1988
The cottage is away from most of the other cottages. It sits off the main road near a small wood patch. My idea of heaven! A few years ago the property behind our cottage was developed and I was blessed by the nicest neighbors one could ask for! They keep to them self and most often are found deep in the woods on their lake front.
Fishing is excellent BUT no swimming because our waterfront is a mud bottom. The area has beautiful, scenic farms, rolling hills with many vineyards and a large Amish population. Great place to drive or hike!
I love the area it is beautiful. When you look across the lake there is a mountain. In the fall the leaves change and the reflection on the water is breathtaking. Then there are the wine tour runs...our NY wine is excellent!
Patti- We really enjoyed our week at your place on Lamoka lake. The cottage was very roomy, clean and had just about everything you would need. Plenty of hot water and comfortable beds. We really were impressed by the size of the yard and privacy it provided. I certainly would recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing getaway.
Lynn and Carolyn
this was our second year at the cottage for our family vacation (our grown kids and grandchildren, a 2 1/2 year old and 2 16 year olds, 9 of us altogether) and we all ready to return next year. The cottage gives us plenty of room to be together or have some alone time. The yard is great for playing outside with enough room to play Frisbee, ball or just running around. The lake offered a variety of fish when out in our small motor boat and pan fish from the dock - some weeds to contend with but they weren't bad. My favorite activity was kayaking, there are so many options in this lake - small coves with birds and water lilies, islands to paddle around, the channel. It never got boring. Of course, the best part was having the family together but can't think of a better place to go where we can just relax and enjoy our time together.
3 families from 3 states gathered in the nice cottage. Enjoy the friendship with lake view. All you can do includes bonfire boating BBQ cooking.The spacious cottage is with 4 bedrooms 1.5 bathes. The full bath is separated from all the rooms that can be easily shared by all. 1 or 2 hours drive to the gorgeous finger lakes scenary. We shoud spend more time to stay in. The only thing bothered us is to take away the trash when we left.
We had a wonderful time. The fishing was very good and we loved the yard, living and dining areas. The sunsets on the clear nights were amazing. The chipmunks and other wildlife made for some good entertainment.
This house is thoroughly worth the money. It's very close to a nice small lake, but conveniently situated between Seneca and Keuka Lakes. It's private, quiet, no roads nearby - plus nice neighbors behind the house.
The house itself is very spacious, perhaps a little rustic for some tastes, but clean and in a beautiful setting. The main living space is modern and lovely! The wildlife is great here and canoeing is very peaceful. The owner, Patti, is very conscientious and nice.
Great general store in Tyrone for the "basics" - beer, bread, cookies, tires, nails, etc!! Towards Bradford try the Kozy Korner Restaurant. We would happily return here and in the meantime we recommend this house to others!!
I drove into a quiet area, and down an even quieter road to be welcomed by a beautiful cottage with a view right to the lake. My son was enamored by the dock where he caught his first fish (followed by about a dozen more). The kayak we rented allowed us quick passage to a wetland area about 2 minutes away where I saw herons, red winged black birds, snapping turtles, dragonflies, and so much more. The rowboat and canoes on the property were another huge hit with my family. We could go out to the middle of the lake, and simply enjoy the nice breeze with some sun. As the evening waned on we could sit in the back yard, grill some clams, and read or chat. The cottage had everything we could ask for right there, including gates to help keep our dogs corralled at night. I don't really know a better way to actually relax and get away from all the hustle and bustle of life for a week.
We are with in 20-45 minutes from the major wine trails. Watkins Glenn is just over the hill (20 minutes),
Nearest highway is Route 17 and Route 226. The nearest road intersection would be Rt. 226 and Laomoka Lake road, our cottage is about 1/2 mile off of Lamoka Lake Rd. a level dirt road in good condition.We have a boat lauch too!
Curtis Air Museum near Hamondsport (15-20 minutes), Hamondsport is a charming town with many curio shops and the Kueka Maid Cruise boat that also offer lunch or dinner Kueka Lake Cruises.
Corning is only a 40 minute drive and they have the Glass Museum, and many fine restaurants, outlet stores and the Remington Museum. The Windmill is about 15 minutes away open only on weekends with many Amish vendors, crafts, and local wine merchants. The Best thing to do is just some R & R at the lake!
Other Activities: wine trails
Golf: Goal course in Penn Yan (20 minutes from cottage). New course recently open in Wayne (10 minute drive)
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|Pre-Season/Post Season MAY JUNE /SEPT / or OCT t $860 week prefer Sat- Sat. Daily or $160/night 2 night mid July 1st to Labor Day $1300/week Sat-Sat . $250/night 3 night min. Cleaning fee of $0/up to two hours [leave it clean as found no fee] Trash is to be taken to dump sight only open Sa. 8 am to 11 am 5 minutes away. Rates are quoted for group size up to 7 add $200 8 to 10.
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Chavez Jr. punished over drug test
Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. was suspended for nine months and fined $900,000 by the Nevada State Athletic Commission on Thursday for a failed drug test last year.
THE GREATSWhere do Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali rank among the best boxers of all time?
The popular, 27-year-old fighter, who's the son of a famous boxer by the same name, tested positive for marijuana in September after his first professional loss. Chavez (46-1-1) was suspended for nine months from the date of the fight and fined $900,000, which amounts to 30 percent of his $3 million purse for the bout against Sergio Martinez.
Chavez, who spoke by phone from Mexico, said through a translator that he was sorry for his actions and had taken the drug to curb his stress eight or nine days before the much-anticipated fight.
''I know I committed a big error. It was a mistake,'' Chavez told the five commissioners. ''I let a lot of people down.''
The commission could have banned him for one year and penalized him for up to 100 percent of his purse.
However, his lawyer, Donald Campbell, asked for leniency, arguing that the marijuana wasn't a performance enhancing drug. He also said Chavez deserved credit for acknowledging that he used the drug.
''I'd like to fight as soon as I can,'' Chavez said. ''But I'm willing to accept anything you guys have because, like I said, I made a mistake, and I'm willing to take the punishment.''
Chavez's failed test was revealed Sept. 15 shortly after his dramatic loss to Martinez in front of a sellout crowd of 19,000. Chavez was already fined $20,000 and suspended indefinitely by the WBC, whose belt he lost to Martinez.
BOXING BABESThese babes can't get enough ringside action.
In 2009, Chavez tested positive for another banned substance after his fight with Troy Rowland in Las Vegas. He received a seven-month suspension from the Nevada commission.
Chavez was arrested on drunken driving charges last year in Los Angeles, and struggled to make weight for a championship bout last February against Marco Antonio Rubio in San Antonio, Texas.
Commissioners were split on the punishment, voting 3-2 in favor of it. Commissioner Skip Avansino suggested a fine of 10 to 15 percent of the purse, saying Chavez appeared contrite about the violation.
But others, including Commissioner Pat Lundvall, contended the punishment should be closer to the 30 to 40 percent figure other fighters have faced for second-time infractions. She argued the commission should take a strong stance on marijuana, even if criminal penalties for the substance are light.
''While there can be great debate as far as in the public as far as the benefits and adverse impacts of ... marijuana in general, that's not up for debate in this commission,'' Lundvall said.
After the hearing, Donaldson called the punishment ''excessive'' and said he would talk with his client about possibly challenging it.
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- Cartoon Characters: Dan Darret, Tess Darret, Daisy Darret, Dr. Zachary Darret, Wheels, Roadie, Kuma.
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- First Aired on September 29, 1984.
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Doody's Review ServiceReviewer: David I. Bernstein, MD (University of Cincinnati College of Medicine)
Description: In this third edition, the editors have provided an even more comprehensive review of the subject of vaccines than previously (the second edition appeared in 1994). The editors include everything from manufacturing processes to general immunization practices with additional discussions for each vaccine.
Purpose: The preface does not contain a description of the purpose, but this book is clearly meant to provide a comprehensive description of vaccines. This is definitely a worthy objective, especially in this era when biotechnology is churning out new candidate antigens, pharmaceutical interest is high, and vaccines have taken on a more political dimension. The objectives are certainly met and exceeded; timely discussions for each vaccine are provided, and excellent introductory chapters in immunology, vaccine manufacturing, and general immunization practices are included.
Audience: The book is aimed at several audiences. The chapters are complete enough to provide an excellent introduction to each topic for the student, resident, or practitioner but also detailed enough to add to the knowledge of infectious disease experts. There is no doubt as to the qualification of the editor and most of the contributors.
Features: The book contains a comprehensive review of vaccines written by authorities in the field. Several chapters serve as an excellent introduction to the field of vaccinology. The inclusion of chapters on manufacturing process, quality assurance, regulatory issues, legal issues, and new technologies, in addition to reviews of all licensed vaccines, all contribute to make this an excellent text. Each chapter is well illustrated and referenced and provides an introduction to the pathogen and clinical disease manifestations preceding a comprehensive review of the vaccine. The average reference list must approach 300.
Assessment: This is a superbly written and illustrated review of vaccines. This edition is considerably enlarged with important new additions reviewing immunology, production practices, new technologies, etc., without compromising the in-depth discussion of each licensed vaccine. Chapters on immunization for healthcare workers, for foreign travel, and immunization of the immunocompromised further enhance the practical aspect of this edition. This book will be a valuable addition to the library of both the novice and the expert in the field of vaccinology. There is no other book that covers the field of vaccine as thoroughly or enjoyably as this one.