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OK this is the whole of Kazakhstan on Google Earth ... we are in the white ring towards the left.
The evening we are up to ... evening Day 41, we are about 200 km (120 miles) west of the city of Semipalatinsk (Semey). The Soviet nuclear test site (also in the white ring) is about 160 km (100 miles) west of Semipalatinsk ... just 20-30 miles south-east of where we were camped.
If you stick these co-ords (N50.43803 E77.81421) in google earth or google maps then look at the satellite pics (zoom out to get some perspective) you will see a lot of target signs and huge bomb craters
thanks (again) for taking the time to do that it really hits home when you can look at a global map and see exactly where these pictures are coming from. Kazakhstan looks to be about 1/2 the size of the US so from my perspective you're riding from Texas to Maine across a whole lot of nothing. When we ride (with the exception of Dr. Rock and Francine) across states in the US we have large travel centers with gas, hot meals, ice cream, showers, internet, beer, wine, etc. etc. and there are no lack of them. and when I was doing some cross country touring on the major highways (interstates) I remember how your mind would wander as the miles rolled by. but man you guys are out in the middle of NOWHERE I can't imagine the isolation knowing there isn't a nice motel waiting with warm bed and shower and someone to deliver a hot pizza whenver you feel like picking up the phone. fascinating. I'd like to try it in a LARGE group but man you people are brave!!
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William Shakespeare famously wrote, "All the world's a stage." But rocking a stage and acting on a stage are distinctly different experiences, said Tommy Hahn, 42, who performs with Skylight Music Theatre full-time and fronts the power-pop group Revolush in his spare time.
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Revitalizing Traditional Herbal Therapy by Exploring Medicinal Plants: A Case Study of Uttaranchal State in India Chandra Prakash Kala G.B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment & Development Kosi, Almora – 263 643 (Uttaranchal), India E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com Forests play key roles in the lives of people living in both mountains and lowland areas by supplying fresh water and a diversity of valuable forest products. Among the various kinds of forest products available to local people, the use of plant species for therapeutic purposes has gained a tremendous importance in the present century. The importance of plants used in therapy can be evaluated by the estimation of the World Health Organization (WHO) that the present demand for medicinal plants is about US$14 billion a year, and that the demand for medicinal plant-based raw materials is growing at the rate of 15–25% annually. According to the WHO estimates, the demand for medicinal plants is likely to increase from the current $14 billion a year to $5 trillion in 2050. With the growing world demand, the export market for medicinal plant species appears to be growing faster than the Indian domestic market. In India, however, the use of medicinal plants is a centuries-old tradition, and approximately two million traditional health practitioners still use medicinal plants for curing various ailments (Venkatesh 2002)—of these practitioners, a sizeable number regard the Himalayas as a storehouse of varieties of herbal medicines. Located in the Himalayas, the vegetation wealth of the Uttaranchal state of India has received significant attention throughout the ages for curing various chronic human ailments (Gaur 1999). Because they are both a local health commodity and also expected to meet the growing world demand, the majority of medicinal plant species experience high pressures due to over-collection from wild. At the same time, the traditional knowledge on the use of less important medicinal plants and the techniques of making many herbal formulations have declined over the past few decades due to lack of awareness and spread of allopathic medicines (Kala 1998a). Recognizing the present escalating demand for herbal medicines, and also in order to reduce the possibility of bio-piracy and to protect the rights of traditional herbal healers, there is an urgent need to document the various uses of plant species (Udgaonkar 2002). Plants are the major ingredients in most of the medical formulations developed by the traditional healers. Realizing the growing importance of plant-based formulations, the present study aims to document the medicinal plants, their uses, and the various formulations developed by mixing many plant species together. Attempts also were made to find out the possible causes of decline in tradition within the indigenous communities, along with exploring ways to revitalize the tradition. Study Area The Uttaranchal State lies in the central part of the Indian Himalayas between 28º43' to 31º8' N and 77º35' to 81º2' E and is comprised of thirteen districts. Himachal Pradesh borders the state on the northwest, Tibet on the north, Nepal on the east, and Uttar Pradesh on the south (Fig. 1). The state has two commissionaires, the Garhwal and the Kumaon. The total geographical area of the state is 53,485 km2 that falls between the elevation ranges of 210 m to 7,817 m. The state is endowed with some high snow-laden peaks, such as Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, Neelkanth, Kamet, Nilgiri, Gauri, Trishul, and Panchachuli. The total human population is around 8,479,562, of which 78% are classified as living in rural areas. About 20% of the state population has been classified under the categories of Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes, and draw the associated benefits marked separately for the backward communities by the Government of India. Uttaranchal covers about 12.18% of the total Indian Himalayas, and about 45% of its total area falls under different forest types. Of this forested area, 19,023 km2 has dense forest and 4,915 km2 has open forest. Scrub vegetation covers an area of 598 km2 in the state (Forest Survey of India 2002). Some of the major vegetation types classified along the altitudinal gradient are tropical, sub-tropical, temperate, sub-alpine, and alpine (Kala 2003). These forest types are the repositories of valuable medicinal plant species, many of which belong in the rare and endangered categories. Diverse ethnic groups—such as the Tolchha, Marcha, Jad, Sauka, Raji, Jaunsary, and Boxa, which have developed their own cultures based on available natural resources— characterize the socio-cultural fabric in the state. The state hosts important religious sites and pilgrim centers (e.g., Panch Kedar, Panch Badri, Gangotri, Yamunotri, Hemkund, and many temples of goddess Nanda Devi); hence, Uttaranchal also is known as the "Abode of Gods." The state is a favorite tourist destination for both national and international visitors. Besides tourism, agriculture and animal husbandry are the major basis for the local economy. Methodology Survey Methods: A thorough literature survey was made to compile existing information on the medicinal plants and their uses (e.g., Kritikar and Basu 1984; CSIR 1989; Pandey 1995; Gaur 1999; Anonymous 2002; Kala 1998ab, 2002ab, 2003, 2004ab). In addition, semi-structured open- ended questionnaire surveys were carried out among different traditional herbal healers or practitioners of the Ayurveda (Vaidyas) across the state residing from tropical to alpine zones to gather data on the uses of medicinal plant species and the preparation of various herbal medical formulations. A total of sixty such traditional herbal healers were interviewed using semi- structured open-ended questionnaires. For the every plant the interviewees mentioned, they were asked about its therapeutic uses and the part(s) of the plant used. For the identification of these medicinal plants, field trips also were made with Vaidyas. Methods for Analysis: The collected data were analyzed for the number of ailments treated by each respective plant species. Since there were several types of ailments, with a view to incorporating all the ailments in the analysis, the medicinal plants were arranged into twelve broad classes of diseases: 1. dermatological problems 2. gastrointestinal disorders 3. generalized body ache 4. respiratory disorders 5. urogenital problems 6. bone diseases/fracture 7. blood purifiers 8. general health and hair tonic 9. anti-poison 10. eye diseases 11. mental/psychological disorder 12. others Medical practitioners were consulted in classifying all the documented 135 types of ailments into these twelve broad classes. The 243 recorded medical formulations also were arranged into these twelve classes of diseases. The data were quantified by counting the number of species and the number of herbal medical formulations used in curing the various ailments falling in each broad class of disease. Results and Discussion Generally, the traditional herbal healers or Vaidyas in Uttaranchal State of India are the followers of Ayurveda, "a science of living." They have discovered a number of plant species for curing different ailments. During the present study, a total of 964 species of medicinal plant were documented growing in the different parts of Uttaranchal (medicinal plants list retained with the author). Of the 964 medicinal plant species about 45% were documented through primary surveys and interviews with traditional herbal healers (see Table 1). These medicinal plant species are used in making of different herbal medical formulations or drugs. In the preparation of such drugs, different parts of medicinal plant species—such as flower, fruit, root, tuber, bark, stem, and leaf—are used. In the majority of cases, the underground plant parts (e.g., root, rhizome, and tuber) were used, followed by leaf and seed. The recorded plant species were used in curing about 135 ailments. Most of the plant species were used to cure more than one ailment. Since the number of ailments is quite high, in order to describe and to include all of them in the analysis, the ailments were categorized and grouped into twelve broad classes of diseases. The highest numbers of plant species were documented to cure dermatological problems (212 species), followed by gastrointestinal Table 1: General profile of the various components of the study. Vaidya interviewed 60 Age group in Vaidyas • Young (16-25 years) 9 • Adult (26-45 years) 22 • Old (>46 years) 29 Vaidyas having disciples 24 Number of plants documented 964 Number of formulations 243 documented Number of diseases treated 73 disorders (192 species), generalized body ache (170 species), and respiratory disorders (102 species) (see Table 2). Based on the number of uses, it was estimated that Vitex negundo was the most important species, used in the treatment of more than forty-eight ailments. The second most important species was Azadirachta indica, which was used for curing forty kinds of ailments; followed by Woodfordia fruticosa, Centella asiatica, Aegle marmelos, Cuscuta reflexa, Butea monosperma, and Phyllanthus emblica, respectively. A total of 243 herbal medical formulations were documented during the survey and/or interviews conducted among sixty traditional Vaidyas in the state. Plants were the major ingredients in these medical formulations. The highest number of formulations was documented for curing cough and cold, followed by skin diseases, dysentery, and toothache. Table 2. Various classes of diseases and the number of species used in their curing and number of me dical fo rmula tions d evelop ed by tradition al Vaidyas. Sl. Ailments No. of plant No. of No. species used medical formulations documented 1 Dermatological problems 212 22 2 Gastrointestinal disorders 192 55 3 Generalized body ache 170 59 4 Respiratory disorders 102 7 5 Uro-genital disorders 56 26 6 Bone diseases/fracture 49 20 7 Blood purifiers 47 12 8 General health and hair 41 5 tonic 9 Anti-poison 38 7 10 Eye diseases 27 15 11 Mental/psychological 19 9 disorder 12 Others 6 2 The fundamental principles of preparing drugs by Vaidyas are often combined with philosophy, religion, and various ingredients. On the basis of nature and origin, the drugs are classified into three groups: (1) vegetable, (2) animal, and (3) metals/minerals. Drugs of vegetable origin are again divided into four groups based on the use of plant parts: (1) prepared from fruits, (2) prepared from flowers and fruits, (3) prepared from creepers, and (4) prepared from annuals. The drug is developed and given to the patient in the form of juice, powder, decoction, paste, jam, and/or pills. The Ayurvedic system of medicine pursues the holistic approach and does not aim to cure only the affected organs but to find out the origin and the causal factor of the disease, in order to eradicate the disease at its root (Dash 1999). Unfortunately, the traditional system of herbal use is not very popular with the younger generation. In the past, the indigenous communities had a self-regulating system that was interwoven in such a way so that each individual could receive certain economic benefits from his profession. Mostly the traditional Vaidyas were marginal farmers and they provided their services free of cost. In return, the villagers helped the Vaidyas with their agricultural work and also offered some donation in the form of cereals, pulses, and vegetables. Traditionally, the Vaidya profession was valued as a matter of philanthropy and therefore the introduction of fees for any kind of treatment was highly discouraged. Realizing that health was an essential need, it was thought that if fees were introduced in the profession then the poor could be denied treatment. This notion still persists in some localities of the state for some specific treatments; for example, some traditional healers do not accept anything from a person who has undergone treatment for snakebite under their supervision. With changing life styles and introduction of immediate economic return in terms of cash, the traditional values related to the profession of Vaidyas started changing. The younger generation of Vaidyas might have started visualizing fewer opportunities in the profession to become wealthy. This resulted in a sharp decline in the number of recognized Vaidyas. Nonetheless, the knowledge of herbal use is so deeply rooted in society that there are still number of women and men in the villages who know the healing properties of many medicinal plant species. The loss of traditional knowledge on preparing medicine is due to the decline in number of Vaidyas coming forward to adopt this profession. In addition, the survey results indicate that the practice of individual healers of identifying plants and preparing various formulations themselves for the use of their patients has been declining rapidly. Today, due to rapid socio-economic changes and urbanization, most of the Vaidyas largely depend on the products supplied by the pharmaceutical industries. For the future development of the state and the country, Ayurveda should be regarded and established as a valuable traditional system. The various herbal formulations prepared and used by traditional Vaidyas must be documented systematically so that the patent drama played with regard to turmeric is not repeated. The ongoing acceptance of Ayurveda in the West can be made useful to popularize the Ayurveda across the globe. Recently, a report disclosed the fact that a majority of Americans are now trying to cure their ills with unconventional remedies, including herbal tonics, acupuncture, massage, yoga, and prayer. Also that about one-fifth of Americans use "natural" supplements such as herbs and enzymes for maintaining health (Stein 2004). It would seem that the Vedic connection of Ayurveda can make it a highly saleable concept. High-profile, marketable herbal medical formulations can be developed if measures are taken to organize all the traditional Vaidyas. Earlier, the reputation of the individual Vaidya and that of the formulations developed by him were criteria sufficient for people to believe in the medicine's value. Today, the absence of these recognized Vaidyas has led to a major gap in the exercise. The claimed properties of the medicinal plants mentioned by various traditional Vaidyas should be clinically evaluated in order to strengthen their validity and also to prepare new medical formulations. In developed countries like United States a majority of people (55%) combine alternative treatments with conventional medicine. It is important to note that 13% try them because they think conventional medicine is too expensive (Stein 2004). The Ayurvedic medicines and the herbal products are cheaper and more available to the poor. In developing countries, where the majority of people cannot afford the high cost of modern medicines, traditional herbal therapy is the only and most vital option. This aspect of traditional herbal healings can be made a highly saleable concept in both developed and developing countries. In the Uttaranchal State of India, the positive aspect in the traditional therapies and the medicinal plant sector is the ongoing efforts made by government and non-government organizations to promote medicinal plant-based industries and to develop Uttaranchal as the "Herbal State." The present documentation of the medicinal plants of Uttaranchal and the various ailments that can be treated by these plant species would be helpful for further research on exploring their medical efficacy, value addition, and use in curing for various old and new diseases. Acknowledgments The author wishes to thank all the Vaidyas interviewed for their cooperation during fieldwork. G.B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, Uttaranchal, India is acknowledged for providing the logistic support. References ANONYMOUS, 2002. Flora Himalaya Database. http://www.llsh.univ-savoie.fr/sc/infos.html. CSIR, 1989. The Wealth of India: Raw Materials (New Delhi, India: Publications & Information Directorate, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research). DASH , B., 1999. Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Medicine (Delhi, India: Sri Satguru Publications). FOREST SURVEY OF INDIA , 2002. State of Forest Report 2001 (Dehradun, India: Forest Survey of India). GAUR, R.D., 1999. Flora of the District Garhwal Northwest Himalaya (with Ethnobotanical Notes) (Srinagar Garhwal, India: TransMedia). KALA , C.P., 1998a. Ethnobotanical Survey and Propagation of Rare Medicinal Herbs for Small Farmers in the Buffer Zone of the Valley of Flowers National Park, Garhwal Himalaya (Kathmandu, Nepal: International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development). KALA , C.P., 1998b. Ecology and Conservation of Alpine Meadows in the Valley of Flowers National Park, Garhwal Himalaya, Ph.D. Thesis (Dehradun, India: Forest Research Institute). 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University of Memphis, Siena set for Old Spice Classic bracket-play opener on Thanksgiving Day
Tigers face Siena in Old Spice Classic bracket-play opener U of M could face Oklahoma State twice within two weeks
University of Memphis coach Josh Pastner will spend Thanksgiving Day matching wits against one of his coaching buddies when the Tigers face Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference member Siena in their 2013 Old Spice Classic bracket-play opener.
The eight-team Old Spice Classic bracket was released Tuesday by ESPN. The Memphis-Siena game will be televised on ESPN2 on Nov. 28 at 5:30 p.m. The tournament will be played at HP Field House at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando, Fla.
"Siena is coached by one of my dear friends, Jimmy Patsos, who did such a great job at Loyola-Maryland," Pastner said Tuesday.
Siena, in its first year under Patsos, went 8-24 a season ago. The Tigers beat Patsos' former Loyola (Md.) squad 78-64 at FedExForum last December.
LSU plays Saint Joseph's in the other game on Memphis's side of the bracket at 7:30 p.m. On the other side of the bracket, Purdue plays Oklahoma State at 11 a.m. and Butler faces Washington State at 1 p.m. "I think that the whole field is good," Pastner said.
The championship-bracket semifinals are slated for Nov. 29. After a day off Saturday, the tournament resumes on Dec. 1, with the championship game scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Memphis will also play Oklahoma State in Stillwater, Okla., in a non-bracketed Old Spice Classic contest on Nov. 19 — meaning that the teams could square off twice within two weeks, if they both advance to the championship game. Tipoff time for the Nov. 19 game is still to be determined. Memphis opens the regular season Nov. 14 against Austin Peay at FedExForum.
Memphis and Oklahoma State, led by sophomore guard Marcus Smart, are considered the tournament favorites. ESPN.com writers Andy Katz, Jason King, Myron Medcalf and Dana O'Neil each picked Oklahoma State over Memphis in the tourney's title game, while colleague Jeff Goodman has the Tigers beating Purdue in the championship game.
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Since Monday morning, a group of environmentalists has been engaged in a peaceful standoff with law enforcement outside a swamp in east central Florida. The Barley Barber Swamp is on the property of a huge Florida Power and Light (FPL) fossil fuel plant in Martin County.
An activist with Everglades Earth First!, who goes by the name Milo, is one of four activists holding vigil outside the swamp Wednesday afternoon. â[The ancient cypress trees are] literally dying of thirst due to the massive water consumption of FPLâs Martin County plant,â she said.
Milo said the environmental activists have had an amicable relationship with the law enforcement during the standoff that began after 30 to 40 people rallied a few miles away on Monday morning. Taylor Sanderson, a media liaison with Everglades Earth First!, said 30 of the protesters marched to a back entrance of the swamp following the rally.
âSo folks marched five miles down this access road. And my understanding of the situation is that basically they got to the swamp entrance and there were members of several different law enforcement agencies, Martin County Sheriff, FBI, Homeland Security, just kind of like popped out of the swamp and said âHey, you canât come in here, this is trespassing, weâre going to arrest you if you cross this line.â And so since then, a set number of protesters has been keeping constant vigil at the swamp, as have the law enforcement agencies.â
The Martin County Sheriffâs Office declined to be interviewed on tape but spokesperson Rhonda Irons wrote in an email: âThe Martin County Sheriffâs Office continues to monitor four individuals that remained in the area following a peaceful protest in Indiantown. No disturbances have been reported and no arrests have been made. The individuals are currently in an area under the control of the South Florida Water Management District and have been warned against trespass onto FPL property. I am unable to provide you with the exact number of agency personnel assigned to the area. It is not the policy of this agency to reveal operational plans.â
Everglades Earth First!âs Taylor Sanderson called FPLâs Martin County power plant âthe largest fossil fuel plant in the country.â She said the small section of old growth cypress swamp on FPL property adjacent to the plant was supposed to be preserved.
âThe plant was originally permitted in the 1970s as a much lower wattage type power plant, I think around 400 megawatts it was supposed to be. So when the plant was built, thereâs the plant and then thereâs this 17-mile long cooling pond. And jutting out into the pond is this little tiny preserve of swamp; itâs only about 400 acres. And the original proposal was that the people who were building the plant were going to preserve this swamp thatâs like the heritage of the people in Indiantown. Basically the oldest trees in Florida are in this swamp.â
The power plant and swamp are east of Lake Okeechobee and north of Palm Beach County. Sanderson said Earth First! has evidence that rather than being preserved, the swamp is being degraded because of the power plant, and they want FPL to reopen the swamp to scientists and the public.
âWe basically want FPL to take accountability for what we see as damages being done to the swamp. The swamp was closed to the public in 2001 after September 11th attacks, I guess alleging security concerns. But we also have been working with scientists. Weâve been back in the swamp and weâve noticed that the ground level is being lowered underneath these trees. And theyâre very very old trees, very delicate trees, also very beautiful. We want FPL to take accountability for that -- reopen the swamp to the public.â
FPL declined to be interviewed but an email from FPLâs Sarah Marmion about the Barley Barber Swamp read, in part: âThis unique ecosystem continues to thrive just as it has since FPL voluntarily preserved it more than 30 years ago. The swamp was closed to the public as a security measure in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001. Last year, we voluntarily started the process of reopening the swamp and will be working with local and state officials to devise an appropriate plan to do so. ⦠We anticipate opening the swamp concurrently with the Martin Next Generation Solar Energy Center in 2010.â
The Everglades Earth First! activist at the site, Milo, said that as part of the greater Everglades, the Barley Barber Swamp should be better preserved.
Milo blames FPL for the destruction of natural systems in the swamp and other places throughout the state and is demanding accountability of what she called the ârecklessâ energy company.
WMNF asked Milo about the ultimate intent of the activists â whether she and the others would risk arrest and cross the line into the swamp. âWe intend to reopen the swamp, yes.â
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It's a good place to go to if there's a big game on (like USC vs UCLA) as the bar is quite large and it's fun when there's 50 fans going at another group of 50 fans.
When there's no big game on, well, I don't see the point of coming here as a tourist actually.
Don't get me wrong, it is a nice bar with locals. However, service is rather slow (it's a large bar so it takes a while for the waiters/waitresses to get to you), food is just ok - if you want bar food it's fine and it's located off a major road.
In itself it is not a problem of course, but drive 10 minutes South and you can have a drink by the Pacific Ocean at downtown Manhattan Beach.
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The Global Arms Trade
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Edited by Andrew T. H. Tan
Routledge – 2010 – 392 pages
Routledge – 2010 – 392 pages
The Global Arms Trade is written by a team of security experts drawn from around the world, analysing a phenomenon which has continued to flourish despite the end of the Cold War and the preoccupation with global terrorism after 11 September 2001. It provides a clear description and analysis of the demand for, and supply of, modern weapons systems, and assesses key issues of concern. The comprehensive and in-depth treatment of the subject establishes this volume as a standard reference on the subject.
It is divided sections which examine the demand for arms, the supply of arms and the key issues in the global arms trade.
The global arms trade is a major area of academic and governmental enquiry. With chapters looking at World regions such as Asia, Europe and the Middle East, as well as individual countries, this book will be of particular use and interest to scholars of international relations and security studies, policy analysts and defence professionals.
Section 1: Introduction 1. An Overview of Global Patterns Andrew Tan 2. Arms Spending and Procurement in Southeast Asia Andrew Tan 3. Arms Modernization in Asia Desmond Ball Section 2: Arms Modernization After the Cold War 4. China's Arms Modernization You Ji 5. India's Arms Build-up Harsh V Pant 6. Japan's Arms Procurement after the Cold War Brad Williams 7. Arming North Korea Yong-Sup Han 8. Arms Modernization in the Middle East Riad Attar 9. Israel's Defence Spending and Procurement after Camp David David Efraim Inbar 10. Iran's Defence Spending and Arms Procurement Efraim Kam 11. US Arms Procurement after the End of the Cold War David Gold 12. Post Cold War Defence Procurement in Europe Andrew James 13. Defence Spending and Procurement in Post-Communist Russia Alexander Pikayev 14. Arms Modernization in Latin America Mark Bromley and Inigo Guevara 15. Arms Proliferation in Africa Martin R. Rupiya Section 3: The Arms Industry After the Cold War 16. The Global Arms Trade after the Cold War Siemon T. Wezeman 17. The Globalization of the Arms Industry Richard Bitzinger 18. Defence Restructuring and Consolidation in Europe Michael Brzoska 19. The US Defence Industry After the Cold War Elisabeth Skons 20. The UK Defence Industry in an Age of Globalization Samuel Perlo-Freeman 21. Israel's Defence Industry Yaacov Lifschitz Section 4: Key Issues in the Global Arms Trade 22. The Military Industrial Complex J. Paul Dunne 23. Defence Spending and Development/Modernization J. Paul Dunne 24. Post-Cold War Control of Conventional Arms Sibylle Bauer 25. Insurgencies and their Impact on Arms Procurement Isaiah Wilson 26. The Privatization of Force Malcolm Patterson 27. Future War–The Shape of Arms to Come Malcolm Davis Section 4: Conclusions 28. Conclusions Andrew Tan
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Officials asked to settle on cell-tower strategy
City Council members and county commissioners are scheduled to try again this week to decide whether Durham's regulations for cellphone towers need a major rewrite.
Some south Durham residents and the Inter-Neighborhood Council say it does, but the City/County Planning Department is telling elected officials it doesn't see the need for a ground-up change to the tower law that's been in place since 2004.
That law rewards with quick, staff-level permit reviews tower projects that involve "concealed" or camouflaged antenna supports.
The INC – a private advocacy group that represents neighborhood associations from across the city – wants officials to do away with the preferential treatment of camouflaged towers and instead send any that use residentially zoned land to a Board of Adjustment public hearing and permit review.
But it's possible to tinker with the existing rules, retain the preferential treatment of camouflaged towers and still address the "primary concerns" about public notice, safety and buffers that are at the heart of the issue, Planning Director Steve Medlin and his staff argue.
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It's had to wade into the issue because people living near St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church have objected to a company's plans to install a cell tower on the church's property.
The tower qualified as "concealed" under the speedy-review rules because the company proposed dressing it up as a pine tree. That's been a common disguise for Durham towers, but the neighbors argued it was a thin one because the St. Barbara tower was going to be much taller than nearby real trees.
Following those complaints, Medlin's staff and the JCCPC considered dropping the tree get-up from the list of accepted camouflage. But the INC upped the ante, arguing that officials should make it much more difficult to build towers near homes.
The problem that creates is that radio at cell-tower frequencies operates on what engineers call "line-of-sight" principles.
That means cell signals don't bounce off the atmosphere and gain range the way those from an AM radio station would. Engineers have to compensate by placing a lot of antennas closer to a phone network's users, or by building a lesser number of tall towers.
The INC proposal essentially argues for the tall-tower approach and would put them in commercial or industrial zones.
The group has continued to up its demands as the JCCPC remained undecided. In May, it suggested additional changes that would apply to any tower near homes a list of required Board of Adjustment findings that no other type of development has to meet.
Each could provide grounds for a judge to reverse a board decision granting a permit.
But the JCCPC is also hearing from other groups that want a loosening of the existing rules.
A local lawyer, Patrick Byker, who represents a tower company, has asked officials to consider adding so-called "slick-stick" towers to the list of accepted camouflages, on land zoned for business uses.
Slick sticks are a type of tower that place the antenna inside their structure, rather than on the outside. "It's like a [baseball stadium's] foul-ball pole or a light standard or flagpole that doesn't have any accessories on it," Byker explained.
Byker's client wants to put a tower up near the Durham Freeway's Briggs Avenue interchange, to serve cell traffic from the Durham Tech campus.
The slick-stick request comes to the committee with support from Durham Tech President Bill Ingram.
Via letter, Ingram told officials the campus now suffers from spotty cell coverage and needs better service for normal communication and "enhanced campus safety," the latter so students and staff can more easily summon police, firefighters and medics.


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Restaurant critic review: Experience positive at Aegean Grill, Port St. Lucie's newest Greek restaurant
Aegean Grill & Cafe
Cuisine: Greek
Hours: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Friday; 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday; 7 a.m.- 8:30 p.m. Sunday
Address: 10457 S. U.S. 1, Port St. Lucie
Phone: 772-337-3117
Handicapped access: Yes
Alcohol: Beer and wine
Reservations: Yes
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I'm always excited to try out a new place in town, and Aegean Grill was no exception.
Owner Steven Stamatogianis did a good job of neutralizing a building that was once a huge eyesore on U.S. 1. The facade still is easy to spot, but now painted an inoffensive shade of beige and adorned by a low wall of columns around the patio.
Inside, the attempt to counterbalance the last tenant's pizazz might have gone too far. The dining room feels clean and new, but lacks personality.
We claimed a booth, and ordered an appetizer. Tirokafteri, its rosy color reminiscent of pimento cheese, was an innocent-looking but full-flavored dip made with red pepper, feta and graviera cheeses ($5.50). Served with warm pita bread, which we also dragged through a plate of olive oil, it was a generous starter, and we had to make sure to save room for the main attraction.
Our entrees came with the choice of Greek salad or soup: traditional avgolemono with orzo, egg, and lemon. The acidic dressing on the salad is barely visible, but there is plenty of it.
For the main course, I went with a Greek specialty, youvetsi ($13.95). Baked and presented in a clay bowl, this hearty dish featured bits of succulent lamb shank hidden within a mixture of orzo pasta and tomato sauce.
My guest chose a pita stuffed with tender pork souvlaki, one of my favorite alternatives to the lamb gyro ($8.95). The platter came with a side of roasted lemon potatoes, which weren't bad.
Also on the menu are a few Italian dishes and some seafood options including a delicious sounding baked red snapper, and shrimp prepared in several ways.
Like many Greek restaurants, Aegean also offers typical diner fare and sandwiches during breakfast and lunch service.
Though our experience was positive, I expect that in setting up less than two miles up the road from well-established competition, the Aegean has raised some eyebrows. The restaurants' logos are similar but the two are not related.
Still, with most Greek standards available at both places, the comparisons are inevitable. Perhaps Stamatogianis' added variety of Italian dishes will be what sets his place apart.
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I would recommend the Skarda to anyone. We enjoyed every moment and the crew were very friendly and helpful. The Skarda herself is lovely and we have nothing but good memories of the cruise."
Hi the Katarina Lines cruise was manned by Captain Ivo and his crew. They were very friendly and their service on board was just fantastic, our cabins were maintained every day . Marion the chef was the best cook every day we had a full breakfast and a 3 course lunch before we docked for the night so that we could explore the next island. I really loved that we had so much time to discover each island at our own pace, so much history and all the islands were beautiful. It was my first time on a cruise and loved that with 26 people on board we got to know everyone. We all had such fun meeting up on the islands and having dinner together and learning about each other. I will encourage my friends to go on this cruise and would go myself again. Thank you "
Great value for the price, beautiful islands in the tour, excellent food in quality and quantity, helpful and attentive crew, good ratio quality / price for the services provided. Possible points to improve: Include group activities for the nights / traveling time, even though each one can read a book, do their own thing or engage with another travelers, having a common activity will promote interaction between people and will make it easier. Aim for a better balance in age distribution. I am 28 years old and was in a boat with mostly retirees or people in their 50s, even 60s. I find myself in what I feel as a non-targeted group, where I am too "old" for the cost saver boat, which was too much party for my taste and too "young" for the type of boat where I was with retired people. Maybe good to have a few trips where you have more people in this intermediate age and inform them of the possibilities when booking. On the contrary, where this is not possible and least inform that the average age is high."
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Posted: 02/20/2009 - A federal appeals court on Friday struck down a California law that sought to ban the sale or rental of violent video games to minors.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - A federal appeals court on Friday struck down a California law that sought to ban the sale or rental of violent video games to minors.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - A former U.K. resident who alleges he was tortured while in U.S. custody will soon be released from Guantanamo Bay and sent back to Britain, authorities said Friday.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - Fine Cotton, a thoroughbred at the center of one of Australia's biggest horse racing scandals, died Friday.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - Yasuo Igarashi spends a lot of time these days on the jungle gym with his daughter, after his employer joined the growing ranks of Japanese companies adopting "work-sharing" to ride out the global slump.
Updated: 02/20/2009 - Topeka Police say Kenneth Barsch got in an altercation with 20-year old Mathaniel Soliz and his 22-year old brother Matthew Soliz just after 3 a.m. Friday at the Regency Inn in the 3800 block of South Topeka Boulevard. The Soliz' are accused of stabbing Barsch several times.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - A U.S. military official says Uzbekistan will allow non-lethal U.S. military cargo heading to Afghanistan to transit through the country.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - Wildlife officials confirm a bald eagle is nesting along the Arkansas River near Wichita, raising hopes the birds could be living in the area year-round.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - Democrats killed a proposal in the Kansas House to strip away the governor's power to fill vacancies in four statewide offices.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - The charges against a 9-year-old Arizona boy accused in a double homicide that shocked the nation have been resolved. But the mystery surrounding the case remains.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - The child stars of "Slumdog Millionaire" will take their first airplane trip when they attend the Academy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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Posted: 02/20/2009 - Governor Kathleen Sebelius took a break from her day to honor the winners of the Martin Luther King Jr Poster and Essay Contest.
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The summer before I started college, I received a letter with the names and phone numbers of my freshman roommates. We talked a few times to discuss salient information such as comforter colors and who would bring the stereo, but otherwise remained strangers until the day we arrived on campus.
Teenagers in the 1980s possessed no online footprint; high school graduates had no public persona.
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Rare Proof-Only 1876 Three Dollar Gold1876 $3 PR61 PCGS. Although not quite as rare as the 1875, the proof-only 1876 is an immensely popular issue that is well known among both dedicated gold specialists and more casual numismatists. Actually, the 1876 is not as rare as some other proofs in this series (such as the 1861, 1874, and 1878), but the lack of a similarly dated business strike delivery explains the greater demand that this issue enjoys. Only 45 proofs were originally produced, and (unfortunately) a decent number of the 33 or 34 survivors are impaired. Although the present example exhibits some grade-limiting hairlines, the overall eye appeal is above average for the PR61 grade level. The color is a deep, rich, green-gold shade over which orange-gold highlights have gathered. There are no sizeable or unsightly handling marks, and the only noteworthy pedigree marker is a lintmark in the reverse field above the S in DOLLARS.(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 28AJ, PCGS# 8040)
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Unique video sender/receiver set sends wireless composite video and line level L/R audio up to 100ft. What sets it apart is the sender also includes an analog cable TV tuner that can be controlled remotely by the receiver. This unit provides a practical solution to televisions that need to view cable TV, plus a second video source, without having to run the cable.
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Use it on the TV we periodically place outside. No problems at all. Nice to only have to plug into AC and have full access to (at least the analog portion of) cable. We are using ours at a distance of about 60', no issues at all.
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|Selenium (1) can be beneficial or toxic to plants and animals (including humans) depending on its concentration. It occurs in low crustal abundance in most geological materials but is found in higher concentrations in Cretaceous and early Tertiary age sedimentary rocks, tuffaceous sediments, roll front deposits, and in association with sulfide minerals in metaliferous deposits. In arid regions soils developed from such parent rocks can contain relatively high concentrations of selenium. Higher concentrations of selenium can occur in ecosystems impacted by human actives such as irrigation projects, air pollution, mining, or long term use of soil amendments (e.g. fly ash) containing elevated levels of selenium. Plant uptake and incorporation of selenium into tissue varies widely between species and ecotypes within plant species. Selenium may be essential to some plant species, particularly those that accumulate it in higher concentrations. The element is essential for animals but the range between deficiency and toxicity is relatively narrow. Selenium is frequently deficient in animal diets in higher moisture environments. In arid environments the higher dietary selenium intake from forage and water sources rarely leads to mortalities from acute selenium toxicity. To evaluate the impact of Se on land use several factors should be considered: 1) careful analytical definition of the total and available selenium content of earthen materials on the site; 2) identification of the new depositional environments for these materials; 3) description of post-disturbance planned and potential land uses; 4) an understanding of the components and interactions of the ecosystems.
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YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – Ohio Valley University scored six goals in the second quarter as the Fighting Scots took a 13-9 men's lacrosse decision over Young Harris College Friday (March 15) afternoon at the YHC Lacrosse Field.
Ohio Valley improved to 2-2 while the Mountain Lions fell to 4-3. Young Harris next hosts Lees-McRae College in a 3 p.m. match Wednesday (March 20).
Young Harris took a 3-2 lead after the first quarter as Ronnie Adams scored all three goals for the Mountain Lions. The Fighting Scots got back-to-back goals from Stan Mackey and Brandon Buck over a one-minute in the opening moments of the second quarter to take a 4-3 lead with 12:37 left. A Tyler Price goal 59 seconds later tied the match at 4. Mackey gave Ohio Valley the lead for goal at 5-4 with 8:36 remaining, before the Fighting Scots closed out the period with three goals to take an 8-4 lead at the half.
The Mountain Lions scored the opening goal of the third quarter off a strike from Jeff Rivait before Ohio Valley reeled off three unanswered goals to take an 11-5 lead with 9:52 remaining. The closest Young Harris would get would be four goals (12-8) after Ryan Ningard and Joe Appolonia scored back-to-back goals for the Mountain Lions.
Adams led Young Harris with three goals while Ningard and Rivait tallied two each and Price and Appolonia added one apiece. Nathan Hodgins led the Fighting Scots with four goals while Mackey had three.
Tyler Ross had 14 saves in goal for Ohio Valley, which outshot the Mountain Lions 38-30, while Ryan Pickowitz had 13 for Young Harris.