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New Scientist magazine - 28 January 2012
Antarctic superbugs should alert people everywhere
If we don't wake up to antibiotic resistance, healthy people will die needlessly
Taking the long view on the world's energy supplies
Research into the impacts of clean energy technology is needed if we're to avoid repeating our mistakes
Bird flu researchers stand down for 60 days
News > Upfrontp6
The world's top flu virologists have agreed to temporarily stop work on experiments that could cause the H5N1 virus spread more easily
'Newt Skywalker' wins South Carolina primary
News > Upfrontp6
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich supports conservation and space exploration, but has back-pedalled on climate change
White House pressure on Gulf oil leak figures alleged
News > Upfrontp6
Advocacy group says that NOAA scientist "lowballed" how much oil was leaking during the Deepwater Horizon disaster, against colleagues' opinion
Arsenic life does not exist after all
News > Upfrontpp6-7
Controversial claims that bacteria can exchange phosphorus in their DNA with arsenic have failed to be replicated
60 Seconds
News > 60 Secondsp7
Oldest dinosaur nest, search warrants and GPS, leap second times out, and more
Blindness eased by historic stem cell treatment
News > Upfrontp7
People with eye degeneration report better vision after controversial treatment based on human embryonic stem cells
DIY smear test works for cervical cancer
News > Upfrontp7
A do-it-yourself smear test could enable millions of women in poorer countries to head off cervical cancer
Hyperactive sun clears space junk – for now
News > Upfrontp7
Increased solar activity as the sun nears its maximum has removed satellite debris from low Earth orbit, making it temporarily safer
Fracking health risks: Drilling into the unknown
News > Special Reportpp8-10
Many fear that by-products of shale fracking – cracking the rock to release its gas – will harm their health. New Scientist examines the evidence
Frack responsibly and risks – and quakes – are small
Comment and Analysisp10
If fracking operations are managed properly the risk of accidents will be small, says Mike Stephenson
First subliming planet foreshadows Mercury's fate
News > This Weekp11
A rocky planet the size of Mercury seems to be turning to gas, demonstrating just how wacky alien planets can be
Disrupted body clock may prime you for schizophrenia
News > This Weekp12
Genetic mutations that interfere with circadian rhythms could also trigger the symptoms of mental illness
Superbugs spied off the Antarctic coast
News > This Weekp12
Bacteria that resist nearly all antibiotics have been found in seawater off Antarctic research stations, probably arriving there through human sewage
Better mathematics boosts image-processing algorithm
News > This Weekp13
A trick to speed up the Fourier transforms used in image compression could save power too
Repeated drought in east Africa may prompt aid rethink
News > This Weekp14
Rainfall patterns over east Africa have changed in a way that makes severe droughts more likely – aid agencies need to rethink the way they operate
Can't find your keys? Your brain's out of sync
News > This Weekp15
Brain systems involved in searching for objects tend to work at different speeds, with the system responsible for perception unable to keep pace
Erectile function restored with stem cells
News > This Weekp15
Pig intestine coated with stem cells has been used to treat erectile dysfunction in rats with the hope that a similar therapy can be used in humans
Egyptians gave ibis birds a packed lunch for the afterlife
News > In Briefp16
Ancient Egyptian embalmers mummified the organs of sacrificed ibis birds, even filling them with food so they wouldn't go hungry in the afterlife
Fight over changing constants reaches stalemate
News > In Briefp16
What was supposed to be a superweapon in the battle to find out whether nature's fundamental constants vary has turned out to be a damp squib
Immune system may help to trigger the menopause
News > In Briefp16
A review of genetic data from 50,000 women suggests genes involved in the immune system may play a part in stopping women's biological clock
Sleeping sickness tests may identify better therapies
News > In Briefp16
Just five drugs work against sleeping sickness and all can be toxic – new lab tests are the first step towards finding safer alternatives
First quantum jiggles detected in solid object
News > In Briefp17
A quantum-mechanical twang has been detected in a bar of silicon – previously such movement had been measured only in particles
First secure quantum computer is blind to its own bits
News > In Briefp17
Combine entanglement with apparent randomness to keep data on shared quantum computers safe from prying eyes
Pupils constrict at the thought of brightness
News > In Briefp17
Optical illusions designed to seem brighter than they are make your pupils constrict, suggesting we have evolved systems for anticipating dazzling light
World's only iridescent mammal is a shiny accident
News > In Briefp17
Many animals have iridescent colours to draw the eye. But golden moles are blind and live in the dark, so why them?
What your online friends reveal about where you are
Technology > Newspp21-22
Even for the most privacy-conscious individual, contacts are a liability and may give away your location
Virtual trees sway in wind just like the real thing
Technology > Newsp22
Animators will soon be able to construct startlingly realistic sylvan beauty in movies and video games with a new system for generating 3D virtual trees
AR goggles make crime scene investigation a desk job
Technology > Newsp23
Investigators could soon probe a crime scene for clues remotely, and help officers on site by interacting through an augmented reality system
Phase-change materials can fix machine memory crunch
Technology > Newsp24
New memory that can hold multiple states at once could mean digital information is about more than just 1s and 0s
Pinch-screen puts all your fingers in control
Technology > Newsp24
A tablet with a touch-sensitive back allows novel control gestures with the device sandwiched between thumb and fingers
Gold-coated ant caught wielding a microcog
Don't fear, ants haven't started constructing micromachines: this cog-wielding insect has been sealed in golden armour after death
Unite to fight bird flu
Comment and Analysispp28-29
Now we know the true scale of the threat from H5N1 avian flu we should put the people who know how to stop it in charge, says Debora MacKenzie
What makes scientists tick?
Opinion > Interviewpp28-29
Psychologist Greg Feist is trying to find out what drives scientific curiosity, from ways of thinking to personality types
Weak will comes from tired mental muscles
Opinion > The Big Ideapp30-31
Self-controlled people have better lives – but for the rest, lack of willpower is more like physical fatigue than moral failure, says Roy F. Baumeister
Enigma Number 1682
Letters > Enigmap32
The monkey's paw...
Antarctic toll
The pursuit of science in Antarctica has continued to come at a cost to lives ever since Captain Robert Falcon Scott and his companions died...
Creation problem
Physicist Stephen Hawking, responding to suggestions that there may be no avoiding a creation event in cosmological theories, said that "a point of creation would"...
Global collapse
I found Debora MacKenzie's survey of the state of thinking 40 years after the 1972 book The Limits to Growth very useful (7 January...
Paper power
The strength of compressed paper balls mentioned in your feature (24/31 December 2011, p 78) is probably produced by various polyhedra created during enforced...
A tall tale
The cartoon with the letter "Grounded chimps" in your end-of-year issue (24/31 December 2011, p 43) depicts apes sleeping on the ground...
Anonymity's upside
If the internet user recognition technology being developed by firms such as BlueCava (29 October 2011, p 50) had been available to the dictators involved...
Dark hope
Although I enjoyed Stuart Clark's look at dark matter (7 January, p 30), I couldn't help being struck by the somewhat blinkered conclusions...
Gaia almighty
Can you please stop using the phrase "save the planet" (17 December 2011, p 28). There is no way the human race can destroy this...
Hot foot
Arturo Casadevall neatly explains why fungi colonise the cooler outside of our bodies (3 December 2011, p 50) - hence athlete's foot, not athlete's...
Ice with a twist
Your look at icicles (24/31 December 2011, p 60) reminded me of a spiral form I spotted. It had made one-and-a-half...
Last supper
The story on Ötzi the iceman's last meal (10 December 2011, p 10) provides a chance to correct an error that was also perpetuated...
Turtles all the way
Regarding your ultimate guide to the multiverse (26 November 2011, p 42), it looks like Terry Pratchett was right: somewhere in the multiverse there is...
Why the rush?
Why, in times of austerity, are scientists around the world rushing to solve the mysteries of the cosmos (7 January, p 8)? If an answer...
Power paradox: Clean might not be green forever
Features > Cover Storypp34-38
As energy demand grows, even alternative energy sources such as wind, solar and nuclear fusion could begin to affect the climate. Anil Ananthaswamy reports
Big trees in trouble: How the mighty are falling
Features > Featurepp39-41
From the kings of the jungle to the boreal giants, the world's greatest trees are at risk from climate change, deforestation and invasive species
Orchid children: How bad-news genes came good
Features > Featurepp42-45
The set of genes that help create our most grievous frailties may also underlie our greatest strengths – and sometimes the choice is settled in childhood
Spaced out: Clearing astronauts' mental fog
Features > Featurepp46-49
Being in space messes with your brain – bad news if you're steering a spacecraft. How can we save astronauts from the space stupids, asks Anil Ananthaswamy
Capturing the heart of the disappearing Arctic
Opinion > CultureLabp50
Photographer Ragnar Axelsson captures an austere waning world beautifully in his exhibition Last Days of the Arctic
Psychology of a musical mid-life crisis
Opinion > CultureLabp50
Developmental psychologist Gary Marcus reflects on his 40th year, spent learning the guitar, in Guitar Zero: The new musician and the science of learning
The yuck factor explained
Opinion > CultureLabp51
Psychologist Rachel Herz explores the spectrum from self-preservation to morality in That's Disgusting: Unraveling the mysteries of repulsion
Rotblat's pursuit of nuclear peace
Opinion > CultureLabp52
Keeper of the Nuclear Conscience: The life and work of Joseph Rotblat by Andrew Brown follows the Nobelist from bomb research to anti-bomb campaigning
Feedback: Babes of steel
A birth we'd rather not think about, unemployed time travellers, the risky business of ancient Egyptian, and more
Martinis are forever
The Last Word > Last Word Answerp65
Sight or flight?
The Last Word > Last Word Questionp65


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Tips and Tricks
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Download size17 MB
Last updated2/8/2012
Works with
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App requires
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Tips and Tricks is a Windows Phone application which will help you unlock the deepest secrets of your Windows Phone. There are a lot of Windows Phone tips and tricks and almost every one of them includes screenshots explaining it step by step. You can add favorite tips and tricks to favorites list or send e-mail notifications to your friends/family about tips and tricks you like. Interface of the application is simple and minimalistic, focused on how to get things done. v2.1 * Added new category of tips and tricks (Emoticons) * Fixed some spelling errors v2.0 * Mango support (fast app switching) * 16 new tips and tricks added (in total 84 tips and tricks) * Application guide for absolute beginners * WindowsPhone.com as new category v1.1 * Twelve new tips and tricks added (in total 68 tips and tricks) * Application now supports Free Trial
12/27/2011Market Watch
10/26/2011Total waste of money
10/24/2011Surely this is not something I would pay for just because these are the first things we learn with thin device
10/4/2011I kinda know all this stuff
10/3/2011Learned a few tricks with this app. Already new few of them by googling around but I'm so glad someone put them all together in one place. Much appreciated.
10/3/2011Fairly useful. A lot of it I was aware of before but a handful of tips I learned were worth downloading it. Especially the one explaining how to map, ring, lock or erase stolen Wondows phone. That one tip was well worth the buy.
10/3/2011Worth a try, worth a buy. It's great for a non teckie like me. I have even showed my son who's a wizard with some tips from this app.


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This post isn't about the Kama Sutra, it's about jivha bandha. Bandha, which is translated as "lock," refers to a maintained body position that is used along with asana and/or meditation to regulate and direct energy flow through the body. We typically hear about mula bandha (root lock), uddiyana bandha (lower abdominal), and jalandhara bandha. Less frequently, we come across jivha bandha (tongue lock), but it's simple. The tip of the tongue comes to the front of the roof of the mouth, where the teeth meet the palate. In some schools of yoga, more of the tongue makes contact with the roof of the mouth, but the way that i was taught was just the tip – the rest of the tongue naturally kind of hollows out.
I don't teach this – i might mention it to plant a seed, but like ujjayi pranayama, i believe it should come through one's practice without forcing. A little bit of trying it on is good, but when you're just starting, or even if you're 5 years into a regular practice, you need a lot of attention for your breath, your right foot, your left elbow, your tailbone, an intention, a mantra, softening, opening, focusing, oops, don't forget to breath – is jivha bandha so important that we need to shove it in on top of everything else? I don't think so, no.
However, once it arrives in your practice without force or struggle, it's a wonderful addition. I find it calming and focusing, and that it helps me keep my jaw relaxed – for a habitual clencher, this is very useful. Give it a try when it occurs to you and see if you're ready to get anything out of it. When you start to feel used to it, trying adding it in an asana and see if and how it shifts. It can be like jnana mudra – a cherry on top to keep you fully engaged.
Is there anything that you practice now that you used to find weird or distasteful? Are there things that your yoga teacher encourages you to do that make you go, "huh? why on earth would i ever do that?"


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Hell's Kitchen "Rizzoli & Isles" star and UNICEF ambassador Angie Harmon makes a guest appearance on a new episode of the reality competition. 8 p.m. Fox
Undateable A self-proclaimed ladies man (Chris D'Elia) offers romantic advice to his roommate (Brent Morin) and their unlucky-in-love buddies in this new sitcom. 9:01 and 9:30 p.m. NBC
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Blackpool midfielder Keith Southern has agreed a new one-year deal with the club.
The 30-year-old has been a long-standing member of Ian Holloway's side after joining from Everton in 2002 and his new contract will enable him to mark his career with a testimonial.
"I moved away from home at 16 and the thought of uprooting again at the end of the season was quite scary," Southern told the club's official website.
"I didn't want to go through that again because I'm settled where I live now and my little boy is going to be starting school in the next 18 months or so.
"It was really important that kept things as they were and I never really wanted to leave Blackpool anyway.
"The chairman has promised me a testimonial so he obviously thinks highly enough of me to do that and it will be quite special. To stay at a club for 10 years is quite rare."
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Peter Abraham of the Boston Globe spoke with Toucher & Rich Tuesday morning about the Red Sox offseason, including trade rumors and other possible moves.
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The Red Sox offseason was a hot topic of discussion Tuesday on the Gresh & Zolak show. To cover it, Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe was in studio and Jon Heyman of CBS Sports called in at noon.
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A conversation took place Thursday morning with Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe about whether other teams around baseball will follow the Red Sox model of signing competitive players with chemistry over high-priced free agents.
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The Red Sox have reportedly offered catcher/first baseman Mike Napoli a three year deal, but the free agent is holding out for a fourth year, and he may get it from another AL team.
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The Boston Globe's Peter Abraham joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Friday morning, and said the Red Sox' top choice for their next manager is pretty clear.
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Keeping Winter Skin Hydrated
Already feeling dry and itchy as the weather changes? Learn from Barnett Dermatology co-founder and board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Channing Barnett, how to keep skin healthy and hydrated as the cooler, harsher climates of winter approach.
"Dry skin, also known as xerosis, is a common problem," says Dr. Barnett. "Especially as the weather becomes cooler and the air becomes dryer. Your skin needs moisture to stay smooth and hydrated, and retaining moisture becomes difficult in certain climates and as we age. Our skin looses moisture more readily in the fall and winter, and certain things like central heating, harsh winds and skin care products with fragrance can be very drying to the skin."
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There are faster ways to do AO in 3Delight, that aren't readily evident through DS, but are accessible (at least now…point-cloud). Most of the current AO solutions aren't really optimized, on top of everything else (start/stop distances make a big difference, same with samples…not everything needs to be done at 128 or even 32).
I'd love to know more about this. I've JUST downloaded the standalone 3Delight. I often get terribly grainy AO in DS unless I take 50 years to render. For example, the image here (in its original 2400 x 2268 resolution) took 25 hours to render. The displacement settings (hard to see in small test renders) are not right, but I wasn't about to correct it and render again!


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About the Museum
Plan your Visit
The McCord Museum
The Museum Team
Lanterns Illuminate the Virtual Museum
November 1, 2000 — The McCord Museum has recently added a
rare collection of 1,250 Magic Lantern slides to the database of
more than 24,000 images on its web site. By exhibiting this
significant archive of historic documentation in a uniquely
interactive digital setting, the McCord gives visitors an
exciting glimpse of how technology can help us explore and
understand the discipline of history.
Lantern slides are believed to have originated in ancient Egypt.
Allegedly used in sorcery and black magic, this simple medium of
visual projection developed into a powerful educational tool and
was used by McGill University for a popular travelling public
lecture series in the early 20th century. The McCord's web site
allows visitors to experience virtual reconstructions of two of
these historic McGill lectures, "Across Canada by
CPR," and "The St. Lawrence Seaway."
images in the Magic Lantern collection may also be viewed in
thematic groups, or in specially designed 'circuits' designed by
historians and other specialists. These virtual guided tours,
composed of images and accompanying commentary, will play an
important role in the McCord's Laurier Project, an educational
initiative that integrates web-based resources into the history
curriculum in primary and secondary schools. "We are hoping
that as students explore these circuits, and assemble their own
thematic tours of the collection, they will learn something of
how history is created," said Dr. Nicole Vallières,
Director of Collection and Information Management at the McCord
McCord's completely renovated web site also allows visitors to
research and request photographic reproductions directly from
the Notman Photographic Archives, and to create and instantly
send elegant e-mail postcards from images anywhere on the site.
"We are building a virtual museum," explains Dr.
Victoria Dickenson, Executive Director of the McCord. "When
virtual visitors were included in the count, our overall
attendance for last year doubled."
McCord's web site continues to offer access to a multitude of
other services, including group reservations, gallery rental,
McCord membership, School Programs, Community Events, and a wide
variety of search criteria for exploration of the McCord's
historic collections.
project has been completed thanks to financial support from the
Museums Assistance Program of Canadian Heritage, and from the
government of Canada through the National Archives of Canada and
the Canadian Council of Archives. The McCord also wishes to
thank Sygraf and Aptilon (formerly Media
Renaissance) for their generous contributions to the
McCord's new web site.
the McCord Museum's new web site at:
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David Rollins (514) 398-7100, ext. 229
The McCord wishes to acknowledge the support of the Heritage Canada Museums Assistance Program, the Quebec Ministry of Culture and Communications and the Arts Council of the Montreal Urban Community.


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Your article on invisibility and negative refraction says that the 1968 work by Victor Veselago was "the first time that anyone had thought of a way that light could be steered in ways beyond the power of conventional lenses and mirrors. However, nobody took much notice..." (17 February, p 38).
In fact, the well-known Soviet physicist Leonid Mandelshtam suggested similar ideas as early as 1940: see, for example, the 2006 review paper "Spatial dispersion and negative refraction of light" by Vladimir M. Agranovich and Yuri N. Gartstein (Physics-Uspekhi, vol 49, p 1029).
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Results turned up as expected, the Radeon 9600 Pro managed to beat the GeForceFX 5600 Ultra in pretty much all tests by small margins and used to keep up a tad behind the 'older' 9500 Pro in most tests with the exception of AA and Anisotropic scenarios where the 9500 was able to show its muscle.
Now, one may think overclocking was not a possibility having the already high clock speeds but HardOCP proved us wrong, at least using their reference board they were able to clock the card up to 567/617 MHz using the stock cooler, an even more impressive mark for ATI's 0.13u, RV350 core.
I still believe the 9500 Pro is a better buy, at least while they are available, you can check prices and places to buy here.


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Gospel musician Amos Mahendere who allegedly assaulted a kombi driver over volume of a radio in the bus they were travelling in, appeared in court yesterday. Mahendere (36) is being charged with Washington Tapfumaneyi (27) of Unit G and Moses Chonse (26) of Unit N, Chitungwiza.
They denied the assault charges before Chitungwiza magistrate Mr Toindepi Zhou.
They were remanded to June 11 on US$20 bail each.
Mahendere is facing two counts of assault and another for unlawfully pointing a gun at his victim Ignatius Nyika (30) of Unit N, Chitungwiza.
He is alleged to have used the butt of the gun to assault Nyika.
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I will remain in "mourning" so long as Obama's unworthy ass sits in the Oval Office.
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Three contractors are bidding to fix a broken fence at the White House. One is from Chicago, another is from Tennessee, and the third is from Minnesota. All three go with a White House official to examine the fence. The Minnesota contractor takes out a tape measure and does some measuring, then works some figures with a pencil. "Well," he says, "I figure the job will run about $900. $400 for materials, $400 for my crew, and $100 profit for me."
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Investigations of abortion clinics too little, too late
Seven infants were savagely murdered in Philadelphia by a serial killer, prosecutors say. But no one was there to weep for them, to grieve for the loss of what they might have been or to scream at the brutality.
Those innocents were supposed to have been aborted, but when they were born alive, abortionist Dr. Kermit Gosnell stuck scissors into the back of their necks to cut their spinal cords, at least once making a joke of it, according to a grand jury report.
There may have been hundreds of infants that similarly perished at the hands of Gosnell, but the 281-page report said we'd never know because he destroyed the records. Sometimes in his absence fetuses and viable babies were delivered into toilets, awaiting the angel of death to return, the grand jury said.
Such "depravities" scream for answers: How did it happen? Could it happen again? Here, in Illinois?
The report accused the Pennsylvania Department of Health of knowing of Gosnell's dangerous practices and mistreatment of women back to 1972, a year before the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion nationwide. That would make Gosnell a "back alley" abortionist, but even those in the abortion industry who knew that his later "surgeries" endangered women did nothing, the report said.
"We have no idea how many facilities like Gosnell's have remained out of sight, out of mind of DOH for decades," the report concluded. The department inspected Gosnell's clinic only "sporadically" from 1978 to 1993 and never again until 2010. Why? Because "officials concluded that inspections would be 'putting a barrier up to women' seeking abortions," the report said. Added an agency lawyer, "People die."
Nothing was done until federal agents raided the clinic because Gosnell allegedly was peddling drugs from there. They were astonished at the carnage and filth.
link: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/ct-oped-0423-byrne-20130423,0,4363217.column
The Paradoxes of the Boston Bombings
by Victor Davis Hanson
A certain American (or for that matter Westernized) resident or citizen — usually male, almost always young, born a Muslim, prone to guilt over temporary secularization or Westernization, as often (or more so) from Pakistan, a Russian Islamic province, the Balkans, Iran, the Philippines, or Africa as from the Arab Middle East, usually failing in American society, always absorbed within American popular culture and guilty over such absorption — at some moment channels his own sense of failure into radical Islam. He seeks some sort of cosmic resonance and redemption for his own personal inadequacies. Presto, a pathetic loser becomes a wannabe bin Laden jihadist, as murder becomes cause for publicity.
The would-be Times Square bomber, Major Hasan, those who killed Jews in Los Angeles and Seattle, and the Salt Lake City shopping-center killer find empowerment in the laxity and tolerance of American culture that seems to grant unlimited rights to the newcomer or second-generation without commensurate responsibilities about learning — and learning to love — the culture and history of their adopted country. We don't call these killers "terrorists." We claim that they have nothing to do with al-Qaeda. And yet they give proof that a post-9/11 Islamism energizes their violence — and sometimes enables it by contacts and training.
Holy Struggle?
Like it or not, two half-educated and young killers, at the expense of a few hundred dollars and one dead, with very little capital, shut down an entire city, committed mass mayhem, ruined the lives of hundreds, destroyed the Boston Marathon, and cost the city billions of dollars. But for the chance scans of video cameras, the Tsarnaevs might well have let off more bombs and turned their terror of a day into far greater mayhem of a week. That lesson is not lost on jihadists. To the degree they can enthuse another Tamerlan Tsarnaev in Chechnya or reach a Major Hasan at a mosque or on the Internet, they will continue. I expect more al-Qaedism.
link: http://pjmedia.com/victordavishanson/the-paradoxes-of-the-boston-bombings/?singlepage=true
Dershowitz: 'I Don't Understand the Way Some People on the Left Glorify American Terrorists'
Attorney Alan Dershowitz on Monday struck back at Robert Redford and other liberals for their seeming devotion to violent, homegrown activists.
Appearing on NewsmaxTV's Steve Malzberg Show, Dershowitz said, "I don't understand the way some people on the Left glorify American terrorists" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
STEVE MALZBERG, HOST: Robert Redford before this bombing was on Good Morning America, and he made a movie about the Weather Underground, and he was specifically asked by George Stephanopoulos, "You were followers of them. You kind of rooted for them?" He said, "I don't know if I wanted a revolution, but I did admire them." And Stephanopoulos said, "What about the violence?" And he said, "Sometimes you have to have violence." And you got William Ayers who's glorified. So, I mean, there's a big hypocrisy in this country too.
ALAN DERSHOWITZ: Oh, it's more than hypocrisy. Look at Kathy Boudin is now teaching at Columbia. And Angela Davis has had a distinguished career teaching. Ayers and his wife. These are all people who were terrorists.
MALZBERG: Would you agree no difference between them and this kid [Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev]?
DERSHOWITZ: They're much worse because they're much better educated and had all the privileges in the world. So I see them as much, much worse. And I don't understand the way some people on the Left glorify American terrorists without realizing that, you know, it's indistinguishable morally from the kinds of terrorism we're condemning here. And I just don't buy it.
For the record, Redford appeared on Good Morning America April 2 wherein host George Stephanopoulos so gushed over the actor's new film, "The Company You Keep," about a former Weather Underground activist that Redford said, "You ought to get on the marketing team!"
link: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2013/04/22/dershowitz-i-don-t-understand-way-some-people-left-glorify-american-t#ixzz2RHLmroje
I loved Redford in "The Sting" and "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." Great movies.
His political bullshit annoys and disgusts me. I don't allow him or any other Hollywood celebutard to change my mind or help me decide what I think. This old fart, along with the rest of the Hollywood scum aren't even good entertainment anymore. When did Redford last make a "good" movie?
It's sad for me since my dislike for them ruins any enjoyment I might take from watching their movies. I just don't watch them anymore. Ever.
Not that I ever watched over-rated and under talented celebutards like George Clooney to begin with. Ugh what a no talent "pretty" boy hypocrite!
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Genes and Racism
By Thomas Sowell
As Bush library opening puts his presidency back in the spotlight, his approval rating is up
link: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/bush-library-opening-puts-his-presidency-back-in-the-spotlight/2013/04/22/bb7e6b9c-ab65-11e2-a8b9-2a63d75b5459_story.html
Bush and Obama have the same approval rating? Now that's funny!
It's also very strange given that the media has kissed Obama's ass for years while kicking and demeaning Bush at every opportunity.
Perhaps Bush's dignified behavior has something to do with his going up, while Obama's whiny, blame everybody else brings his approval down. Either way, as I said, this is funny.
The Illinois jobs crisis
A recovering nation leaves a Midwest laggard behind. No wonder Perry's poaching.
link: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/editorials/ct-edit-illinoisjobs-0423-jm-20130423,0,7006426.story
Conservative Koch Brothers Turning Focus to Newspapers
link: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/21/business/media/koch-brothers-making-play-for-tribunes-newspapers.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1&
Media Ignore Democrats Highlighting Problems with ObamaCare
link: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/matt-vespa/2013/04/22/media-ignore-democrats-highlighting-problems-obamacare
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Cockroach Failures Of The Day:
Sheriff Arpaio Recall Effort Floundering
The Washington Times is reporting Arpaio's opponents are having trouble obtaining the number signatures they need in their petition to recall "America's Sheriff" Joe Arpaio.
Volunteers' latest effort took place at a music festival, targeted for its huge crowd size and liberally-minded attendees, The Associated Press reported.
But shortly after setting up camp, recall workers found themselves facing an even larger opposition group: Supporters of Mr. Arpaio turned out in droves and drowned out the recall workers' rally calls, AP reported.
At the end of the day, pro-recall workers only netted 100 signatures — far less than anticipated for such a heavily attended event.
The union-backed recall drive started in January, and anti-Arpaio forces are reportedly far behind in their goal. They need to collect 335,000 signatures by May 30, and are having to rely primarily on volunteers due to the fact that the effort is not attracting much in the way of donations.
Arpaio's office was recently targeted with an mail package bomb that was intercepted in Flagstaff.
The ABC Phoenix affiliate reported last week that for the time being, "all mail being received at the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office headquarters will remain unopened until further notice."
link: http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2013/04/22/Sheriff-Arpaio-Recall-Effort-Floundering
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Imagine what high school would have been like if dealing drugs had been legal when licensed, mobile social networking had been ubiquitous and the in-crowd had more leverage than most political parties… what would the smart-but-slightly-crazy outcasts end up doing?
In Adam Rakunas's novella "The Right People", they're in the lucrative but precarious position of selling clandestine bootleg sex toys to the overachievers, but the rug is about to be pulled out… (more)
Until the guys selling sex toys at the high school get involved, the student body election looks like an easy win for the guy with the best reputation. Then things get a little kinky.
In the end, it is a story about high school politics. It is pretty amusing.
The right People by Adam Rakunas. Nutty high school were rep is everything. The totally funny brutal struggle not be on the bottom. Blackmail, betrayal and student elections. Oh and a underground sex toy ring. Almost like my high school with less sex and less meanness. You should also ck out Hooking up by Tom Doyle I read it at the same time more high school fun.
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of the patterns in the design will be executed in the
reversible technique. Some class time will be spent
focusing on the development of original blackwork patterns
and on my methods of charting sequences that provide
optimum visual satisfaction. This elimination of the
inherent glitches of the double running or reversible
method of executing blackwork has been the hallmark
of my experimentation and is useful in handling other
types of stitch sequences as well.
threads used are floss and pearl cotton in two sizes,
and some Coronet braid and Kreinik metallics in two
sizes. Two types of beads will be added as special accents
to three of the patterns as well.
CHOICE: Four combinations offered - burgundy-mauve
with silver metallic (pink canvas), blue-silver (blue
canvas), red/coral-gold (sand canvas) or teal/aqua-gold
(sand canvas).
PREWORK: Heart outline must be completed prior
to class. Choice of three stitches for this step. Estimated
time: 15-25 hours depending on stitch chosen.
1. To introduce students to unconventional styles of
blackwork patterns.
2. To show students a variety of ways to keep reversible
blackwork patterns uniform by manipulating the sequences
and planting the needle strategically on the return
trip to avoid crooked stitches.
3. To share other refinements in doing the double running
4. To share concepts in the development of composite
patterns, using combinations of open canvas treatments
with couching and blackwork accents.
5. To teach ways to add beads as part of a stitch sequence
- upright and/or diagonal stitches.
PROVIDES: All materials needed to execute the design,
a colored photograph, the mail-ahead segment, and a
comprehensive instruction booklet.
STUDENT PROVIDES: An 18" stretcher frame,
a clamp or weight to secure the frame to a table, a
laying tool, embroidery scissors, and a needle threader
along with a lamp/magnifier, if needed.
CLASSROOM NEEDS: Blackboard, eraser, and chalk preferred
(marker board acceptable alternative). U-shape arrangement
for student tables if possible. Need large table somewhere
for exhibit of visual aids. Small table in front near
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Double Ring Ceremony ASK3
Wrendominiums ASK4
Flower Power ASK5
Kimono Maiden ASK6
Underwater Ballet ASK7
Oriental Butterfly ASK8
Dresden Heart ASK9
Just Plain Folks ASK10
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Mr.Snojangles ASK12
Mrs. Snojangles ASK13
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Milanese Medley ASK15
Hungarian Hoopla ASK16
Hungarian Hootenanny ASK17
Opalescence ASK18
Hungarian Hoedown ASK19
Octofleur ASK20
Twickenham ASK21
Tivoli ASK22
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Physicians Committee members John Bradham and Michael Schwarz will host a fundraising event that is quickly becoming a summer tradition for supporters who travel from all over to attend. The event will be held in a stunning private home in Amagansett. Guests can expect wonderful food and music and fabulous party guests. Special guests Marilu Henner, Elaine Hendrix, and the cast of the off-Broadway play It's Just Sex will be there—we hope you will be, too!
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Fourth Annual Masters in April Golf Tournament Benefiting the Physicians Committee
Since 2009, Rob Weseman, the owner of Lone Star Health Inc., has sponsored Masters in April, a charity golf tournament benefiting the Physicians Committee. This April 20 marked the biggest and best year yet for the annual tournament. The full day of golfing fun was held at the Mansfield National Golf Club located near Dallas. The event brought together a record number of participants, including Physicians Committee staff members Dawnyel Pryor and Joseph Gonzales, R.D., and Texas-based Food for Life instructors Katherine Lawrence and Barbara Craft. Also contributing to the tournament's success was the generous sponsorship of 23 individuals and companies. The funds raised will go directly to furthering the Physicians Committee's efforts to save lives through preventive medicine.
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TechShop CEO Mark Hatch discusses bringing the membership-based, do-it-yourself workshop and fabrication studio to Los Angeles, how the initiative can contribute to the community and what the facility still needs from the city of L.A. Annlee Ellingson
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What else will you be doing over the next few months to prepare to bring TechShop to L.A.?
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Why is downtown a good location for TechShop L.A.?
Downtown city centers are really important because everybody can get to them. If we were out on the Westside, it would be very difficult for folks up in Pasadena, Claremont, Irvine and so forth to be able to make it out. If we were up in Pasadena, then the people on the Westside that don't necessarily go east of the 405 if they can help it [might not come]. So by going with the city center, it's just a natural draw. We do a quantitative analysis of the city when we come in, and we look at where the typical members might be, and there's not a full ring, but there's a pretty full ring of band of folks around us that make it a logical choice.
Two, we have three in the Bay Area within an hour of one another: San Jose, Menlo Park, San Francisco. And we have people in the East Bay that are upset we've opened in Chandler [Az.] and Detroit and not opened in East Bay. So San Francisco will support at least four, if not five, so L.A., my goodness, could probably support 10 of them in the larger market.
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| Pyongyang, June 5 (KCNA) -- The Junggang Revolutionary Museum in Jagang Province of the DPRK is visited everyday by servicepersons, working people of different circles and school youth and children.
On display at the museum are historic data and relics on the revolutionary activities Kim Hyong Jik, an indomitable revolutionary fighter and an outstanding leader of the anti-Japanese national liberation movement in Korea, conducted while staying in Junggang from December Juche 7 (1918) to the fall of the next year.
Visitors to it are increasing in number in June, at least 1,000 on a daily average.
They laid floral baskets, bouquets and flowers before the statue of Kim Hyong Jik at the Junggang Revolutionary Site.
Then they looked round the museum, recalling with deep emotion the undying feats of Kim Hyong Jik who dedicated his all to the liberation of the country and freedom and happiness of the people.
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