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What do permaculture principles and electo-swing ukelele have in common? Charlie Mgee!
I chat to Charlie in the lush surrounds of Ceres Environment Park (surrounded by very vocal roosters) about how an 'antique' sprouty sweet potato was a catalyst for composing a repertoire of swingin' tunes on a ukulele addressing the 12 principles of permaculture in a plethora musical styles ranging from 'energy-descent electro-swing' and 'climate-change reggae' to 'peak-oil polka'.
At the 'core' of permaculture are the three ethics: earth care, people care and fair share. Find out more about Permaculture below.
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- Observe and interact: By taking time to engage with nature we can design solutions that suit our particular situation.
- Catch and store energy: By developing systems that collect resources at peak abundance, we can use them in times of need.
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Summer construction and maintenance projects are in full swing throughout the campus with major work on tap for research.
Transformation of the research alpha building at the Innovative Technologies Complex into a facility for bioengineering and other initiatives is at the top of the schedule — just one summer project aimed at advancing Binghamton University's research agenda. In addition to the ITC, several construction efforts during the next few months will focus on science and engineering needs.
Work is ongoing in Science 3 to provide workstations for bioengineering researchers until their ITC work area is completed. Plans are underway to create DNA and general laboratory facilities while work has begun to relocate Bio-Life within the building. Other projects include the improvement of the cage preparation area, laundry and upgrades to HVAC and electrical systems in Science 3's animal care cage wash area.
Clearview's transformation into clinical research space for six psychology researchers is now complete. The facility now includes office space and meeting rooms and will house the Psychological Clinic. An upgrade is also planned for the Chemistry Department's cold room in Science 2 and work will be completed in the Engineering Building to renovate the student services' space beginning in the H pod area to provide new student workstations.
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they gave us a strange, dark, gritty guy who knocked up Lois, flew away to space and generally behaved like a dead-beat dad.
It's not at all fair to call him a deadbeat dad because the whole time he was in space he had no idea he had a kid. Then when he finds out he has a kid and starts showing an interest in the kid he's labeled a stalker. This guy can't win.
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Batman Begins gave us something different from the Burton/Schumacher films. Superman Returns gave us the same thing we saw 30 years ago with the Donner films.
Though the Donner films were generally regarded as good. So giving us the same thing as Donner is not necessarily a bad thing, while Nolan giving us something different from Schumacher was unquestionably a good thing.
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A compost pile similar to what is proposed in Carbon County is processed by heavy equipment. Finished compost is fertile and can be used in yards and gardens and acts as a fertilizer to help incourgae stronger growth of plants.
Composting is typically thought of as a small scale solution for recycling household waste, while at the same time creating a usable product for landscaping or gardening. Increasingly, however, it is being used on an industrial scale to help municipalities deal with their waste in a sustainable way while at the same time saving dwindling landfill space. Such large scale composting systems are in place all over Utah and the United States, and although Carbon County does not yet have such a program, one is in the works, although it's on a smaller scale.
The new program has been endorsed by the Carbon County Commission and involves two types of compostable waste. One is "green waste," commonly known as yard waste (grass clippings, branches, etc) while the other is "sludge," or the byproducts of sewage disposal. According to ECDC's site manager, Jeff Green, who is helping the county put together their composting program, the two types of waste are combined (after the green waste is chipped) and mixed to create a compost pile.
This pile must be monitored periodically to ensure an aerobic state with internal temperatures of around 130 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. With such high internal temperatures and the lack of oxygen, microbes are then able to break down the hazardous sewage materials and create a biosolid that can be used for fertilization. The resulting product can then be sold which is what the county eventually hopes to do.
As might be expected concerns often arise about the use of the sludge because it is sewage, but before it can be used in compost piles, it must already be treated to a level of class A biosolid, or a relatively non-hazardous one as opposed to a more hazardous class B biosolid.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) "class A biosolids contain no detectible levels of pathogens," while "class B biosolids are treated, but still contain detectible levels of pathogens."
Most, if not all of the sludge for the program will come from Waste Logistics ,which currently dehydrates it for storage locally. This is why the county believes the the sludge could be put to better use.
However, not to be over looked are the potential hazards to these programs. While they might not be the most risky waste disposal method, industrial composting has had problems with communities in rural California. One such case was the town of Adelanto, Cal which was the site of an industrial size composting operation ran by a company called Nursery Products. The site was much larger than the one planed in Carbon County and produced about 1,440 cubic yards of compost per day according to a study done in 2005 by the California Department of Heath Services. Numerous complaints were made by the citizens and town of Adelanto, which eventually pulled the company's permit and won a lawsuit against them. They then ordered a stop to all operations and a clean up of the facility.
Most of the complaints filed included problems with the operation's smell, dust in the air and unusual numbers of flies in proximity to the compost site. The study mentioned also conducted air tests around the facility and "found detectible levels of bio-aerosol pollution at a distance of 550 meters (maximum distance sampled in the study), with highest levels measured closest to the site." However, it must be noted that California is likely to have different standards than Utah for such studies in general.
The facility in California was similar to the planned one in Carbon County in that it mostly processed green waste, but in Carbon County, only class A biosolids would be accepted to compost the green waste.
Regulations on composting usually fall under the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and in Utah the DEQ has few regulations on such programs other than they must be done on an impermeable pad, so that the ground water will not become corrupted. Also no Federal DEQ regulations exist, but the EPA has defined much of the process.
"Our rules define what compost should do. Who ever wants to start a project just needs to submit a form for approval, there's no public approval, there's no public comment, it's pretty simple," said Ralph Bohn of the Utah DEQ's Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste. "It's a one time shot, you fill out the form once a year."
Bohn did add that several cities in Utah have had these these types of programs for years and been successful with them, with no complaints to his knowledge.
The Carbon County project is also different from the Adelanto project in that it will not accept sludge from other areas, and is mostly concentrated on recycling local waste that could save a significant amount of landfill space. County comissioners estimate that the county landfill could last almost 50 years longer if effective recycling programs are put in place.
"The model I've used (for the compost project) is based on the one I've seen in Provo," said Commissioner Bill Krompel by phone. "What they did in Provo was turn the piles within city limits, it was very successful."
Krompel added that the stench and smell of the pile could become an issue, however, because the county landfill is located a few miles from Price, that a buffer zone does exist and that the landfill currently does not smell very good.
As far as some solutions to the problems mentioned about the piles, Jesse McCourt of Waste Water Logistics indicated that all the solids going into the piles will be state certified, and he has also not heard of any problems within Utah about such programs. He has also been doing some research into the files and has found that a certain type of knat can be introduced to eat the fly's eggs and adds that knats cannot travel very far from the site.
Being that much of the program is still in its planning stages all parties contacted did indicate that there is still much research to be done, and that while they were not aware of the problems in California, these problems, were the only serious ones that they've heard of thus far. However things are moving forward and Waste Water Logistics is working with the county to use the landfill. Other local groups such as the green team in Price are in full support of composing and are contributing what they can to get it off the ground.
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Jack Swagger Of Mars
Chapter 29
Jack Swagger jumped to his feet, grabbing his duffel bag and sprinting for the door, renewed, refocused, ready to save the beautiful, lost citizens of Hellas.
"Thankth, Jim," he said, stopping in the doorway to look back and smile, his tongue pressed firmly against the back of his front teeth.
"Yer welcome, kid," said Jim.
"When I get BACK to EARTH, I'mma make SHORE the Dob-dob-e Universe rememberth your legathy. I can't thank you enough, ghost of Jim Ross."
"I ain't a ghost, kid," said Jim. "Yer usin' an iPhone!"
Jack hit "end call" on the screen and smiled as he slipped the phone down the front of his singlet and took off for the Swagger Soaring Eagle.
"He's not coming back for us," said Sachie, his lanky arms folded across bent knees.
"You don't know him like I do," said Kaa'orri. "We've been through so much together … he's got great workrate. He wouldn't just leave us to die!"
Sachie's eye folds lowered. He wanted to be as optimistic as Kaa'orri, but his heart wouldn't, couldn't let it happen. He'd seen so many bad things in his life … sat through so many long, boring shows like this, he couldn't look at the Descent Shaft's monitors and expect to see something good. He was used to disappointment. As the night-vision footage of the desolate Martian valley went to commercial (for Twix), he mumbled something about waiting and seeing where it goes, then crawled back into the shadows of the room's safer shadows.
"But … what do we do … what do we do if he doesn't come back?" Kaa'orri asked.
"See that button on the control panel?"
Kaa'orri looked up to see a comically-large button on the center of the control station.
"That button fires the self-destruct mechanism. It blows The Forge completely and buries the entrance to the shaft. Us with it. The carrier dies, nobody can get up or down. We save Hellas."
"By BURYING IT??" Kaa'orri shouted. "At the center of the planet? You'll kill EVERYONE. You'll kill US! Yourself!" Her words came quicker now, sharper, as if pushed out of her body from somewhere deep within.
"It keeps them from riding down the shaft and killing everyone themselves. At least this way they've got a chance."
"A chance at WHAT?"
Sachie couldn't answer. As his mouth hung open, a solitary radar blip resounded and echoed through the control room.
"The hell is that," Sachie mumbled, climbing to his feet.
Kaa'orri's eyes lit up. "It's JACK SWAGGER!"
The Swagger Soaring Eagle hummed as it sped across the planet's surface. Jack pushed the engines as hard as they'd go. Were his friends still safe? Was he out of time? By the calculations on the Swagger Soaring Eagle's on-board navigation system (his iPhone), Jack knew that the final descent shaft was only 40 miles north. He could be there any minute. God help him and what he would find.
Swagger turned sharply, kicking up sand and shooting his vessel north. In the dust lay a long-abandoned package of astronaut ice cream, shifting just enough to spill a dozen baby serpents from its plastic insides. By the time those grubs saw starlight, Jack was miles away.
General Mason Ryan's eyes opened as he heard a radar blip on his command center's massive communication screen. "sat then."
"Sir!" yelped one of the general's subordinates. "It's the Swagger Soaring Eagle!"
Ceraunius Tholus lit up with chatter. The one thing that could theoretically stop them from overpowering the descent shaft's security, bursting through the control center and lowering the entire United Nations World Army into Hellas to claim the lives and goods of the wretched Martians within was speeding toward them, its eyes thinning, its arms ready to point, push-up and cause fireworks.
"Ready to receive orders, General."
General Ryan thought about it for as long as he could, which was like four seconds because his brain was the size of a walnut. His eyes darted toward his chief artillery specialist.
"Sir, are you sure?"
"dwit eh sed."
The artillery chief knew his orders. Within minutes, the Batista Bomb was loaded and ready to be fired. General Ryan rose to a vista point at the top of Ceraunius Tholus as the soldiers huddled below, hoping to catch a glimpse of the great explosion. With thoughts of his wife and children in his mind, the chief pretended to fire a big machine gun, then pretended to throw a grenade, bringing his hand down on the "fire" button. The bomb shot through the air.
"Siri, how far am I from the great thitty of Hellath on Marth?" said Jack, kinda holding his phone out in front of his face.
"I can't quite get that. Would you like me to do a web search for 'am I from the great thirty of health on Mars'?" replied Siri.
"Uh, HULLO?" said Jack, tossing the phone over his shoulder. He'd find out himself in a moment.
As the phone landed, so did the Batista Bomb, twenty feet behind the Swagger Soaring Eagle. The explosion could be seen across the valley, and heard throughout the world.
Worst: Pretty Cool Of Kid Rock To Finally Record A Patriotic Anthem
No pussy, no dope. This ain't Saigon!
But keep your heads up for roadside bombs.
Good advice. And man, I'm glad this song was finally released. I've been waiting since 1997 for Kid Rock to release a song explaining where he stands on the issue of "America".
USA Guy, we may have found your entrance theme.
Best: Ricardo Rodriguez Being Adorable On Commentary
I'm so unbelievably happy that most of Ricardo Rodriguez's color commentary made the match video. There may not be a character whose well-being I care about more than Ricardo, and listening to him nervously speak Spanish before translating it to something incredibly simple ("he's STRETCHING him!"), go "comeoncomeoncomeoncomeoncomeon" to will Del Rio to his feet before Kingston's moves and his hilarious, totally accurate burn on Kofi's offense ("it's just about the setup, he's gonna be fine!") were all outstanding. Also, props to JR for using an actual Spanish word when talking to Ricardo instead of just going "bomb-o drop-o" like apparently-just-out-of-middle-school Michael Cole.
Also great: Ricardo's insistence that Kofi was cheating because he was using the ropes (which is technically accurate … you aren't supposed to use the ropes, that's why the referee counts to five when you climb to the top) and that ADR had "three people" against him — Kofi, R-Truth (who was doing literally nothing) and Little Jimmy (who does not exist). Del Rio wins, and Ricardo is instantly happy again, bragging about how he did it against the odds and launching right into his victory announcement. I love you, Ricardo Rodriguez.
And while I'm writing about it, one of the things I like the most about Ricardo is the beautiful way in which he says "Alberto Del Rio". Not the big ALBERTOOOOOOOOOOOOO one, the casual one, where he says "Alberto Del Rio" like a native speaker of the language would, as one quick word. It's something I wish I could do. My friend Ari of the DESPERATELY IN NEED OF UPDATING Feminist Pro Wrestling Tumblr says it the same way. My southern ass is all AL-BIRDO DULL ROW.
Best: The Way Del Rio Locked In The Armbreaker
Instead of spinning around gracefully into the hold like he was probably supposed to, Del Rio flipped awkwardly and ended up snapping Kofi's arm back at the shoulder. It looked absolutely killer that way, and man, if Kofi had pecs they would've gotten ripped in half.
Best: REAL MEN Stay At Home And Are Not On Raw
John Cena wasn't on Raw. Did you miss him at all? It felt like we had a cool substitute teacher who let us move our desks into a circle instead of following the lesson plan, which I'm guessing was
a. tell crowd you are aware that some of them hate you and some of them don't and how that's okay
b. challenge someone to a fight RIGHT HERE TONIGHT
c. get put into a tag team match
d. win tag team match easily
e. challenge someone to a match later, be frat guy emo about it
f. gay joke
g. gay joke
h. record PSA about how gays are people too
i. market "gay people are terrible" headbands for children
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JEDDAH – Dr. Bandar Hajjar, Minister of Haj, announced the readiness of his ministry and all Haj-related institutions in the Kingdom to provide the best-possible services to Umrah performers, who started arriving Friday with the start of the Umrah season.
Dr. Hajjar said all Umrah applications have been electronically processed at Saudi embassies and consulates abroad. Last year around 5.5 million Umrah performers visited the Kingdom, he said.
Umrah performers this season will find an expanded Grand Mosque, the ground level of which was opened to worshippers this Haj, increasing its capacity to accommodate 300,000 worshippers.
A new three-phase expansion of Al-Mataf area was started after Haj. Once completed, the capacity of Al-Mataf area will go up from 45,000 persons performing Tawaf (circumambulation of the Ka'ba) in an hour to 130,000 persons an hour. A $27 billion long-term Makkah master development plan is also underway which will allow the holy city to accommodate nearly four million pilgrims at a time in 2040. – SG/SPA


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Poll: Which team will win Thursday's Section II Division I hockey title game?
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- Shen (49%, 19 Votes)
Total Voters: 39
Poll: Which team will win Thursday's Section II Division I hockey title game?
Total Voters: 39
Burnt Hills vs Troy will be an outstanding matchup between 2 great state ranked teams. If both teams take care of business all the local fans are in for a great game at Shen.
My prediction will be Burnt Hills-35 Troy-21. Burnt Hills will slow the Troy run game and take advantage through the air opening up the ground game out of the spread option offense. The shotgun and quick strike passing game will nuetralize Troys pass rush. Both staffs will have their teams prepared and it will be one great football game. I give the edge to BH because of their big game experience and their passing attack. But hey anything could happen and both teams need to get there first, may the best team win at Shen in the Superbowl.
dont be so quick on the big game experiance.<~~~(spelled wrong) Dont forget, most of these fellows came up through the south troy pop warner program. Most, not all,so some of these guys are used to "big game" situations, so to speak. Would be a nice match up. One more hurdle to go through yet. Best of luck to all. going to save sarcasam for another time
Nisky for the upset of the year against Bhills. Superbowl Troy vs Nisky. Troy wins all.
Last year Niskayuna had a great chance against Schenectady, but two costly turn overs first 2 drives ruined their chances. I guarantee you that this meeting will not be like the first with Burnt Hills. I see Niskayuna winning in a game of turnovers. Whosoever defense holds strong the longest will win. I predicting Niskayuna and Troy in the Superbowl.
In the first matchup BH ran for 4 TD's and passed for another 3. Keaton Flint had 100 yards and 2 TD's on 6 receptions. I don't think Nisky can stop the passing game of Burnt Hills and that will leave them vulnerable to the run. Nisky squeaked by Queensbury with the hook and latteral play but I think in this matchup against the Spartans have to much offensive firepower for Nisky. I do think it will be closer than the 46-7 game, but with the Spartans at home the Silver Warriors are up for a daunting task. Burnt Hills is very fundamentaly sound and they do not beat themselves. Nisky will have to play the game of their lives to pull of an upset, it can be done but I don't see it happening. Especially with BH preparing for a fourth consecutive trip to the Superbowl, Nisky will not be overlooked and BH will be ready to take care of business.
Just wanted to tell you all that there is a rumor going around that the Nisky vs. Queensbury hook and later play will be on Sportsnation at 4 on espn 2 today. Pretty cool to see section 2 football getting national recognition.
I'm going with Gloversville to upset Troy this weekend. 21-18
Jeff because you are seeing Nisky to upset BHills you have to copy. Nice try, believe in what you actually type from now on. Do you work? Nisky has a good pass game with running backs just as good as BHills, Nisky could really pull it off.
As far as Gloversville beating Troy, highly doubt it.
I'm going with Nisky to upset BH this weekend 21-18
What I have been saying, don't sleep on Nisky!
It would be easier to see an upset from Nisky if Burnt Hills didn't already beat them on the road by 39 points. Gloversville is 7-1 and a very good football team that runs a style of offense Troy has not seen to date. I believe the spread option will give Troy's outstanding defense fits and McClosky could have a big day in the passing game. We all know Troy will run it, question is can Gloversville stop it? Time will tell, Burnt Hills wins tonight en route to their 4th consecutive Superbowl.
oh so troy got the scare and BH blew them out of the water. surprised not at all. Troy sucks


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BEA'S BOOK NOOK "I can't imagine a man really enjoying a book and reading it only once." C. S. Lewis "If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again, there is no use in reading it at all." ― Oscar Wilde
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Sunday Book Share #10
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Diana Rowland is one of my favorite authors, I prefer her other series, but the zombie books are hilarious. The second one is a bit gruesome though, just to warn you, she really does not hold back when it comes to describing the inner workings of the human (or the zombie) body.ReplyDelete
I'm really excited to see what you think of it, hopefully you will do a review :).Replies
I enjoy her demon series but I really liked the first zombie one. Thanks for the warning about the gruesomeness, I can get squeamish at times. I'm not sure if I'll do a blog review, it might be a goodreads review.Delete
I picked up Naughty is Nice, and Dangerous Secrets, also! SNOW! Aww, I wish we got some down here :( I miss seeing that white stuff...That's awseome news from the doc. fingers crossed that it stays that way!!ReplyDeleteReplies
I will happily send you my snow. ALL of my snow. :D After leaving the doctor's office I was practically bouncing; the doctor was so happy.Delete
YAY, we got the same books.
BEA, this is a very nice haul of books. Diana Rowland is one of my favorite adult authors. Hope you enjoy your books.ReplyDelete
Thanks Grace. I enjoy Rowland also, she's very good.Delete
Ahaha, Bea, they are definitely crack! I'm trying to stay away from them. Enjoy all your books, sweetie! ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
Kara, you have done great at staying away from them. Your willpower is impressive!Delete
Wow what a sweet haul. Did you link up? I look forward to your review of Naughty or Nice. thanks for sharing your news on The Sunday PostReplyDeleteReplies
I linked up at noon my time but it seems to have disappeared so I linked up again.Delete
- Amy/CeruleanNovember 11, 2012 at 3:34 PM
Bea, the Vaginal Fantasy group started by Felicia Day is reading "My Life as White Trash Zombie" as their main pick this week. You might be interested.ReplyDelete
Amy, I got that from the library too so I don't have a copy but I'll definitely look into that group, thanks.Delete
I love the library books :D You sure have a great library!ReplyDelete
You got some great books! My Life As A White Trash Zombie looks awesome! I'll have to check it out. Thanks for sharing and happy reading!ReplyDelete
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Nice haul! Ah, I still need to read White Trash Zombie. Can't believe I haven't yet.ReplyDelete
You really got a lot of good books this week! Some of these I've never heard of before though.ReplyDelete
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Amnesty International has strongly criticised the Obama administration's silence in the wake of last year's Senate torture report.
The final report of Brazil's National Truth Commission has been hailed as an historic step towards justice for victims of the county's military dictatorship.
New legislation to overturn a law shielding perpetrators of human rights violations would bring justice a step closer to the victims of General Pinochet, says Amnesty.
Afghanistan's new government under President Ashraf Ghani must put the focus on tackling the country's persistent human rights issues, says Amnesty International.
Christian Aid has issued a statement calling for an end to impunity on both sides in the Israel- Palestine conflict through a framework guided by international law and justice.
A judge at the High Court in Islamabad has ordered the Pakistani police to open a criminal investigation into CIA involvement in a drone strike that killed three people on 31 December 2009.
Christian Aid has welcomed the announcement that Pope Francis will visit the West Bank on Sunday 25 May.
Gross human rights abuses have been committed by both sides in the brutal conflict that erupted in South Sudan at the end of last year, says a new report from the UN.
A court in the United Arab Emirates yesterday heard evidence detailing the torture by local police of a British man charged with drugs offences.
Amnesty International is calling for an urgent independent investigation into the reported deaths of at least 51 people outside the Republican Guard headquarters on 8 July.


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Autism Society: No Linkage Between Autism and Planned Violence
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Yesterday, 26 people lost their lives through the acts of a single person. These 26 people were children, teachers, husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters. Today, their families are experiencing grief that can't be described. Our thoughts and prayers are with all those impacted by yesterday's tragic shooting.
This morning, many news outlets are reporting the shooter was on the autism spectrum. This has not been officially confirmed. These reports imply that autism might have had an impact on the person's mindset leading to the shootings.
There is absolutely no evidence or any reliable research that suggests a linkage between autism and planned violence. To imply or suggest that some linkage exists is wrong and is harmful to more than 1.5 million law abiding, non-violent and wonderful individuals who live with autism each day. Stereotyping an entire group of individuals because of the actions of one individual is wrong and unacceptable.
Please do not judge any individual with autism based on what is being said about a killer of innocent children and teachers. Rather, our nation's attention must be focused on being there for the children and teachers whose lives were lost yesterday.


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Every six seconds, someone in the world contracts HIV. Every ten seconds, someone dies of AIDS-related complications. Although the disease does not command the same public interest as 20 years ago, the virus continues to spread seemingly unabated, particularly in the countries of Africa and Asia. To intensify the fight against AIDS, Bayer has joined the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, a worldwide initiative that is now supported by 180 companies.
Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS (GBC) The GBC strives to enhance awareness about the dangers of AIDS, win over more companies for the fight against the disease and collect donations for AIDS programs. An initiative launched by the Global Business Coalition on HIV / AIDS in the fall of 2004 is aimed at broadening the base for HIV tests and simplifying their use. The reason for this is that about 90 percent of those infected are still not aware that they carry the virus.
In China, the government has made the fight against AIDS part of its political agenda and invited companies to cooperate in these efforts. Bayer has joined this initiative in the world's most populous country and established a series of support projects focusing on preventive measures and nondiscrimination. In order for the risk of HIV/AIDS to be lastingly anchored in the consciousness of the Chinese population, this theme must be professionally conveyed by the media. Bayer is therefore breaking new ground: in 2003 the company established a course in study for health care reporting at Tsinghua University in Beijing - the "Tsinghua-Bayer Public Health and HIV/AIDS Media Studies Program." Here journalists learn about the medical and social aspects of the disease and are taught the importance of a responsible public approach to AIDS. As another step towards encouraging social responsibility among journalists and setting an example for responsible media coverage of HIV/AIDS in China, Tsinghua University and Bayer jointly launched the Tsinghua-Bayer Media Award for Responsible Public Health Coverage in August 2006 to recognize journalists who have produced outstanding reports on HIV/AIDS. The Tsinghua-Bayer cooperation also extended its reach to the international front, involving parties such as high-level Chinese government officials, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the National Press Foundation (NPF), and the China AIDS Roadmap Tactical Support (CHARTS) Project. A group of 40 journalists from the Tsinghua-Bayer program represented China at the international Journalist-to-Journalist Training on HIV/AIDS as well as at the AIDS 2006 – XVI International AIDS Conference in Toronto. The Tsinghua-Bayer program had successfully trained about one thousand media professionals and government officials by the end of 2007, and has contributed significantly to the increase in objective reporting on HIV/AIDS and other communicable diseases in the Chinese media, thereby helping to increase awareness of prevention and reduce stigmatization and discrimination.


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From a list of extra-credit reading, I chose the book because it was new, the binding still tight, not even a dog-eared page. My life would never be the same.
The Watts race riots began with an African-American driver being pulled over by a policeman on suspicion the driver was drunk. He was not. A tiny pebble of injustice displaced layers of oppression, creating an avalanche of anger and dissension which rumbled throughout the city. Fires were set, 34 died, thousands were arrested and property damage neared $40 million.
And so went the next year and the next. The race riots of 1967 were voracious: Tampa, Boston, Cincinnati — and then four days in Detroit where 43 died, 2,000 were injured, 442 buildings burned.
I read the description of events in Los Angeles through the lens of a naïve 17-year-old who had just started using "African-American" instead of "colored" to describe the only two classmates she knew who fit that description. "Bussing," to force integration, was still a year away.
To say I was moved by reports that the African-Americans in Watts suffered high unemployment, poor schools and inferior living would be an understatement. I wanted my parents to assure me that we were different, that surely "it wasn't so" in Kalamazoo. I wanted the smoke on the horizon to clear and everyone to be happy.
After writing my book report in the spring of '68, I grew hopeful listening to the Rev. Martin Luther King. He was a good guy; surely we could all get along, and yet, in the next heartbeat, he was shot and killed. More riots — Washington, D.C. and my own city were on fire. A week after King's death, President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act.
African-American Arthur Ashe won the Grand Slam in tennis that summer, but the Black Power participants at the Olympics in Mexico raised their fists in protest as the "Star Spangled Banner" was played. It seemed as if there was no safe place to stand. Nothing was as it used to be.
I entered my freshman year in college with a determination to change things. I met with the students of the Black Coalition on campus. I carried signs of protest in the pine grove. I listened to Motown and danced to Aretha's "Respect" with the two Afro-haired girls who lived on my floor.
One of my roommates took me to her home in D.C., where the population of African-Americans was higher than the white population. She drove me downtown to see the burned-out buildings left from the riots the year before.
My optimism dimmed when time did not change things fast enough. I became distracted.
I did the status quo thing — got married, had children, worked and lived in a town where the population of people-of-color was (and is) miniscule. To my children, my husband and I modeled tolerance and respect of all people. But hey, when you live here, there are so few ways to practice.
And then, four years ago, I watched Barack Obama take the oath of office for president of the United States. Words are not adequate to describe the surge of emotion, the shear elation I felt. I had done little to affect the outcome of his election other than vote for the candidate I believed would be the most qualified to lead the United States of America. He happened to be African-American.
Forty-five years has passed since I wrote my book report for 10 extra-credit points. The majority of voters in this country have affirmed this man for a second term.
I agree with Tribune community columnist Alexander Sinn (Jan. 22): "Truthfully, we cannot fully grasp and recognize the suffering, dedication and ability of people to overcome their circumstances in one measly Monday … sometimes the race is slow, sometimes we must take a day off to examine why we are here, and dream of where we may go."
And, what a Monday it was — Jan. 21, 2013. Although I do not consider myself old, I am glad I am alive to witness the evolution of history. We are yet young and naïve about many things, but we concur that all human-kind are created equal.
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Biography: Ashutosh gowariker (born 15 february 1964) is an indian film director, actor, writer and producer. he is known for directing the films lagaan (2001), swades (2004), jodhaa akbar (2008), what's your raashee (2009) and khelein hum jee jaan sey (2010). he was nominated for an academy award and european film award, and has won a number of other awards, including a national film award, five filmfare awards, and seven international film festival awards.See full bio Read on Wikipedia
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Class of '86 – Volkswagen Vanagon Syncro
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Cars seem to matriculate to collectibility much sooner than pickups, vans or heavy-duty trucks. That could have something to do with the amount of time spent in initial service – the longer a vehicle still hauls people or things around (and the longer it lingers on the secondary market), the longer it has to wait for successive generations to appreciate it. There are, of course, exceptions, and this week's candidate for the Class of 1986 may very well be one of those exceptions.
The third-generation Volkswagen van (T3) debuted six years earlier, still using the same basic rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout made famous by the Beetle and its two successors. It even used an air-cooled flat-four engine until the 1983 introduction of the Wasserboxer water-cooled flat-four. But the most extensive changes to the T3 came in 1986, when the Vanagon switched to rectangular headlamps, added power windows and other amenities to the options list, and benefited from a larger and more powerful 95hp 2.1-liter Wasserboxer. More significantly, Volkswagen also added an all-wheel-drive option called Syncro, making the Vanagon the first all-wheel-drive passenger van sold in the United States. The Vanagon Syncro still used a rear-mounted engine, but the five-speed manual transmission sent power forward to a viscous-coupled front differential; under normal driving conditions, all the power went to the rear wheels, but as the rear wheels lost traction, more power was sent to the front wheels. Syncros – which were sent to Steyr-Daimler-Puch for the extensive all-wheel-drive conversion and could be had on the camper-converted Vanagons – sat about an inch higher than their two-wheel-drive counterparts, weighed about 330 pounds more and added $2,175 to the Vanagon base price. Volkswagen offered the Syncro through 1991 – selling more than 43,000 during that timespan – but it never amounted to more than a fraction of overall Vanagon sales.
That said, the Syncro seems to be especially sought-out by T3 enthusiasts nowadays, especially when paired with the Westfalia camper body, so it may be a no-brainer to ask whether we should consider it for our Class of 1986, but let's hear from you: Would you add a Vanagon Syncro to your garage dedicated to vehicles from 1986? Or has the Vanagon not ripened enough yet for any of its variants to be considered collectible?


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How To Search for Chametz (Bidikat Chametz)
The Torah says: "Lo yera'eh lecha chametz, velo yeraeh lecha se'or bechol gevulecha". This translates to "Neither chametz (result of grain that ferments) nor se'or (highly fermented sourdough that is used to make another dough ferment) shall be visible to you in all your boundaries.
The night before the Passover Seder, we search our homes to find edible chametz which we will destroy.
Difficulty Level: average Time Required: 15-30 minutes
Here's How:
- After nightfall on the night before the Passover Seder, we search our homes for chametz (leavened grain products). The house should already be clean for Passover and the chametz should have been sold.
- Any chametz which will be eaten later that night or the next morning should be put together in one designated area.
- Prepare a candle, a feather or old toothbrush, some newspaper, and a small bag.
- Place pieces of hard chametz that does not make crumbs (a bit of bread can be used) in ten different places around the house. The chametz can be wrapped in paper. Chametz is hidden so that the searcher will have something to find, and the blessing will not be said in vain.
- Turn off the lights in the house, and light the candle.
- In the room in which the search will begin, the head of the family should say: "Boruch atah, Ad-noi, El-heinu melech hoolom asher kideshonu bemitzvosov vetzivonu al biur chametz." This translates to "Blessed are you Adonoy our God, King of the Universe, who has sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to burn chametz."
- There should be no talk between the blessing and the start of the search. During the search, it is only permitted to talk about things directly related to the search.
- Walking with the lit candle, search through every room in the house, looking in all corners, for chametz.
- When a piece of chametz is found, use the feather or toothbrush to sweep it into the newspaper. Put all the found chametz into the bag.
- When all the chametz has been found and gathered, the following is said: "Any leaven that may still be in the house, which I have not seen or have not removed, shall be as if it does not exist, like the dust of the earth."
- The next morning, when chametz can no longer be eaten, the chametz which was found in the search is taken outside and burned. Recite the following before burning this chametz: "All leaven and anything leavened that is in my possession,whether I have seen it or not, whether I have observed it or not, whether I have removed it or not, shall be considered nullified and ownerless as the dust of the earth."
- And the following is said during the burning of the chametz: "May it be Your will, Lord, our G-d and G-d of our fathers, that just as I remove the chametz from my house and from my possession, so shall You remove all the extraneous forces. Remove the spirit of impurity from the earth, remove our evil inclination from us, and grant us a heart of flesh to serve You in truth. Make all the sitra achara, all the kelipot, and all wickedness be consumed in smoke, and remove the dominion of evil from the earth. Remove with a spirit of destruction and a spirit of judgment all that distress the Shekhina, just as You destroyed Egypt and its idols in those days, at this time. Amen, Selah."
- The complete mitzvah of searching for chametz includes the search the night before the Seder, the renunciation of the ownership of chametz made at night, the burning of the chametz the following morning, and the second renunciation of ownership repeated after the burning.
- Children can be given this task of hiding the chametz.
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It's been a long long time since I saw Twin Peaks. It was a great show.
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Dear Alice,
I am a parent who needs help guiding a teen. My son is an excuse maker! He never admits that he could be the cause of anything negative in his life. If he strikes out in baseball, it was the sun's fault for shining in his eyes; if he gets in trouble at school, it is ALWAYS the teacher's fault. No matter the problem, big or small, it is an excuse! We want to help him take responsibility for himself because the future can be difficult for him if he never accepts responsibility for anything. Help... what should we do for our excuse maker? He makes good grades, is popular, and is a very good kid. WE NEED HELP.
Dear Reader,
As a parent, it can be difficult and frustrating to see your child developing behaviors or patterns that you would rather not see. Of course, this is part of healthy care-giving behavior — to want your child to grow up to be a well-rounded, responsible individual. The challenge is to instill these values while also letting a kid learn some things for his or herself. No doubt, this is often hardest to balance while raising teenagers, who are trying to figure out who they are and what they want from their own lives. As you said, teenagers are learning to take responsibility.
People — children, adolescents, and adults alike — may turn to excuses when giving explanations for their actions (or inactions!) for many reasons. Take a few moments to think about how excuses, justifications, and rationalizations have played a role in your own life. No need to be embarrassed: everyone has used this tactic at some point or another. For example, excuses can:
- Protect us when we feel vulnerable — perhaps when we feel unsure of ourselves, or know or think we've done something wrong
- Buy extra time to figure something out
- Get an intrusive questioner off our back
Of course, excuses can also keep us from uncovering the true meanings of our actions, thus creating obstacles to fulfilling our goals. As you ponder how you'd like to address your concerns with your son, think about how your own behavior may contribute to the situation. For example, is there anything you may be doing that encourages him to feel as though he needs to make excuses? Perhaps you have high standards or consistently question WHY he's done something. Could your son have picked up his justification strategies from you or someone else in the family? Building an awareness of what your son may be reacting to can help you break down the situation better.
Now, onto the conversation with your son. When you sit down to talk about his behavior, remember that given his tendency, you'll need to make even more of an effort to make him feel supported. Should he feel attacked, he may likely dive straight into excuse-making mode. Pick a time that's quiet but casual, such as while preparing dinner, driving home from school, or walking the dog. Try to keep this discussion between the two of you. You might have to carefully ask other family members to find something else to do while you're talking with your son. The following pointers are good to use anytime you find yourself in a challenging conversation:
- Speak with a calm, caring tone. If comfortable for both of you, make eye contact. Mirror his positions with yours and watch your body language. For example, sit if he's sitting, and keep your arms uncrossed.
- Focus on your main concern. Resist the temptation to throw everything into the same pot, such as the cleanliness of his room, progress on homework, etc.
- Use specific examples, such as the ones you wrote about in your question. This will help your son understand what you're saying, rather than denying it all together.
- Talk about your observations, and then ask for his interpretations. For example, "Last week, when you were called in by the principal, it seemed like you thought it was the teacher's fault. I know that no situation is ever clear-cut. It seemed to me as though you felt that you had to make an excuse for what happened. What do you think?"
- Ask open-ended questions, such as, "What do you think was happening?"; "What do you see as the reasons for that?"; and, "What was it that made you feel that way?"
- Explain why the excuse-making worries you. Remember to focus on the positive reasons for not making excuses, rather than the negative things that you envision happening if he doesn't stop. You can say something like, "You are clearly so smart, and so many people enjoy spending time with you. There's no need for you to feel like one or two mistakes is the end of the world. I know that you're a good kid. By taking responsibility for things, everyone else will have a chance to know this, too."
- Provide a related example from your own life, especially one from when you were a teenager, or even something more recent. This will show him that you can relate to how he feels.
This discussion will be an opportunity to try out new patterns of communication between you and your son. Ultimately, the two of you can help him come to terms with his own role in his life's course. This may seem tough, and you may feel reluctant to face your own participation in the patterns that have developed in your son, but it is possible. You might just have to bite the bullet this time... so watch out for those excuses.Alice!


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Since the Fourth of July looks to be a rainy washout around here, I'm taking a day off to get a head start on the holiday weekend here. So instead of advancing the cause of science in the lab today, I'm home with a big pork shoulder, which I rubbed down with salt and dry spices last night. It's now cooking over a low charcoal fire with plenty of green hickory wood (from a small shagbark hickory tree I spotted over in the forest near the back yard). That will cook the rest of the day, and be ready for dinner. Here's a prep for barbecued pork ribs from a couple of years ago.
Dessert will be the lime sorbet I mentioned here last year. If you're at all into lemon or lime as a flavor, give that one a try - it's easy, and the results from fresh lime juice are spectacular. Two large-scale, tested preparations, then, for today - I just have to keep an eye on things to make sure that everything is going according to plan.
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1. Anonymous on July 3, 2014 10:40 AM writes...
2. Crimso on July 3, 2014 10:42 AM writes...
You're being needlessly cruel to those of us who have to miss our normal celebrations. And that sorbet...
3. Anonymous on July 3, 2014 12:21 PM writes...
I trust your lime sorbet will be chemical-free? ;)
Happy celebrations!
4. Semichemist on July 3, 2014 1:17 PM writes...
#3 Unfortunately it looks like the recipe is loaded with sucrose, dihydrogen monoxide, citric acid, ascorbic acid, and other such chemicals. Hopefully next year Derek will switch to an organic alternative.
5. Scripps on July 3, 2014 1:19 PM writes...
6. Southern Transplant on July 3, 2014 1:51 PM writes...
As a fellow Southerner chemist in Boston, happy to report we are smoking a pork shoulder in the backyard too. Mesquite for us though.
7. anon on July 3, 2014 5:30 PM writes...
This dude's got it easy man ! an experienced medicinal chemist knows how to slack off without making a big deal.
somehow we have succeeded in making therapies so expensive (poor cardiologists) that any idea can now be bottled and sold under "orphan drug" "breakthrough" and "fast track approval" paradigm. simple molecules can be sold for $ 84,000/- per regimen.
while I admire DL investing his time and effort in to blogging his peers are busy playing politics and honing the fine art of kissing the rear of anyone that can further their cause.
DL's blog used to be mostly gossip material, kinda' like the dark side stuff, however in 2014 there is a definite focus on scientific debate with the occasional "glaxo sex scandal" --- which is fine by me.
You have earned it DL. too bad for vertex, but i hope the blog topics earn him some credit on his 2014 review!
8. Kimberly on July 4, 2014 2:22 AM writes...
Enjoy your dinner! I love the blog. Keep up the good work :)
9. Anonymous on July 4, 2014 4:55 AM writes...
Nothin better than smoked pork
10. jbosch on July 4, 2014 2:29 PM writes...
Hey Derek,
I can smell that pork - but why don't you open your front door ? I'm getting hungry now.
11. Herveus on July 4, 2014 4:59 PM writes...
I made up the lime sorbet. ZOMG intense. That quart is going to last a long time. Thanks for the prompt.
12. optmo on July 7, 2014 6:53 AM writes...
Happy time off. While you are away, I would like you to think about and get your feedback (and the followers) on this story. I personally think it is bad taste, not that Pfizer is above doing such things to gain the slightest edge but this one makes me nauseated.
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I've had this post sitting in my drafts for a week. I've added to it, removed from it, had my finger hovering over the delete button and the post button alternatively. First worried it was too personal, then that it wasn't personal enough, and at last that no one cared any way. Doubt, second-guessing, insecurity, etc.
I made this blog, all those years ago, as a place to vent. A place I could say all the things I will never ever say. Hence the title. It's not so easy to do now, given most of you reading this actually know me. There are a great many things I'm not saying that I really, really, really, REALLY need to say.
I know what happens when I let silence rule me. Silence is yet another of those goblins that harass me. So this is venting. You all know someone who isn't a happy person, and this is a little bit of what it's like. Give them a tap.
Suffering From Depression vs Being Depressed
I have been discussing depression with a couple of friends recently, and was informed that apparently there's a difference between being depressed, and suffering depression. I didn't realise, although if I had thought about it for long enough, it should have been obvious.
Everyone, at some time in their lives, becomes depressed. No one has a good time all the time.
That doesn't mean one suffers depression. Being depressed, even for those suffering depression, is usually circumstantial. After a while, the circumstances go away, and the depression does to.
For me, being depressed is-
A grey, wet blanket. Wool, so it is heavy, and scratchy.
-which differs from person to person. For Winston Churchill, depression was a black dog that followed him around.
Suffering from depression means that that grey, wet blanket never goes a way. It sits just there. Every. Single. Day.
When depressed, it covers my whole head, so that I can't see or hear, I can't speak, and sometimes, I can't breathe. It's paralyzing. On the good days, it pulls back to just sit there, being heavy, cumbersome, but not in the way. But it never goes away.
It means that, on the good nights, you have trouble sleeping, and on the bad nights, you can't sleep because you're crying, and have been for hours.
It means on good days you're enjoying yourself, having a glimpse of what it feels to be a normal person, and yet waiting for that one look, pause, sentence that will ruin it all and bring you back down. And it does.
It means you spend a lot of time avoiding people, because people hurt you. Never intentionally, but you're sensitive, and you can hear everything that isn't said as well as the many inflections of what is said, and you can read between lines to entire universes that don't exist, and the strength of your insecurity and doubt has the power to destroy even the happiest of bubbles.
It means you spend a lot of time in your head, to hide from these people who mean you no harm. You take refuge in your warmest memories, and then, because you cannot help yourself, you systematically tear them apart, and poison them with doubt, and tell yourself that it never meant anything to anyone else but you.
It means you know yourself well, very well. You get tired of your own company, and when you're not avoiding all contact with the human race, you're obsessively checking your phone or email, to see if anyone feels any need to acknowledge your existence.
It means when you need help, you're incapable of asking for it. You sit there with the phone in your hand, staring at the wall, playing through your mind all the conversations you might have with all the people you could call, but you don't. You say it's because you don't want to impose, but really, it's because you're terrified they won't understand, or won't care, and that the slightest rejection will make you crumple.
It means you look at the days, weeks, years, decades, minutes of your life stretching out before you, and the sheer length of it sucks the breath from your lungs, because the thought of having to go through every one of those days is crushing, is more than you can handle. So you don't think about it.
It means on good days you don't like yourself, and on bad days you hate yourself.
It means when people ask 'how are you?', you give nothing answers, 'okay', 'alright', because the truth takes too long, and no one wants to be burdened with someone elses darkness, and they never know what to say anyway.
It means you carefully push your friends to arm's length. Words are so very cheap, and not matter how well meant, words don't mean anything to you anymore. So you'd rather nothing was said.
It means you need some sort of acknowledgement that you're not a worthless sack of meat as much as you need air, because you can't convince yourself otherwise.
It means you're constantly tired, because every day is one long battle with yourself, to not assume the worst of the world, to acknowledge that it isn't personal, to remind yourself that there is nothing wrong with your life and you have no reason to for all this anger, and hatred, and misery. And why are you crying on the train?
It means you're strong, because you've had to carry a heavy burden for a long time. But its a strength like glass; easy to see through, easy to break. There is no armour thick enough.
It means you spend most of your life alone, because you're afraid of what the world might do to you. You're hard to get to know, so a lot of people don't try.
It means the walls are always up. The walls are always down. You're nothing but contradictions, and no one knows what the weather is like in your head from one minute to the next.
It means you see life as an ocean. Everyone else seems to have a boat, and they coast about on the surface as if it were fun. You lost your boat. Perhaps you never had one, and now you're in the water, and every day you struggle to keep your head above water, with this grey, wet blanket tangling you up and dragging you down.
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The Hill
December 24, 2010
The Treasury Department is defending its nearly 10,000 exceptions granted to companies to skirt around sanctions on Iran and other countries blacklisted as state sponsors of terrorism.
The New York Times reported Thursday that the waivers were granted for companies ranging from Kraft to Pepsi, mostly under a law exempting agricultural and medical humanitarian aid from sanctions. But the billions in American business allowed through has included cigarettes, chewing gum and hot sauce.
Other applications were approved on the basis that they served American foreign policy goals. In one instance, a company was allowed to help on a natural-gas pipeline job that enabled Iranian sales to Europe.
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A Treasury official speaking on condition of anonymity to Reuters defended the decade worth of exemptions.
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