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Her name was Henrietta Lacks, but scientists know her as HeLa. She was a poor Southern tobacco farmer who worked the same land as her slave ancestors, yet her cells taken without her knowledge became one of the most important tools in medicine. The first immortal human cells grown in culture, they are still alive today, though she has been dead for more than sixty years. If you could pile all HeLa cells ever grown onto a scale, they d weigh more than 50 million metric tons as much as a hundred Empire State Buildings. HeLa cells were vital for developing the polio vaccine; uncovered secrets of cancer, viruses, and the atom bomb s effects; helped lead to important advances like in vitro fertilization, cloning, and gene mapping; and have been bought and sold by the billions. Yet Henrietta Lacks remains virtually unknown, buried in an unmarked grave. Now Rebecca Skloot takes us on an extraordinary journey, from the colored ward of Johns Hopkins Hospital in the 1950s to stark white laboratories with freezers full of HeLa cells; from Henrietta s small, dying hometown of Clover, Virginia a land of wooden slave quarters, faith healings, and voodoo to East Baltimore today, where her children and grandchildren live and struggle with the legacy of her cells. Henrietta s family did not learn of her immortality until more than twenty years after her death, when scientists investigating HeLa began using her husband and children in research without informed consent. And though the cells had launched a multimillion-dollar industry that sells human biological materials, her family never saw any of the profits. As Rebecca Skloot so brilliantly shows, the story of the Lacks family past and present is inextricably connected to the dark history of experimentation on African Americans, the birth of bioethics, and the legal battles over whether we control the stuff we are made of. Over the decade it took to uncover this story, Rebecca became enmeshed in the lives of the Lacks family especially Henrietta s daughter Deborah, who was devastated to learn about her mother s cells. She was consumed with questions: Had scientists cloned her mother? Did it hurt her when researchers infected her cells with viruses and shot them into space? What happened to her sister, Elsie, who died in a mental institution at the age of fifteen? And if her mother was so important to medicine, why couldn t her children afford health insurance? Intimate in feeling, astonishing in scope, and impossible to put down, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" captures the beauty and drama of scientific discovery, as well as its human consequences."show more
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- 02 Feb 2010
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#1 "NEW YORK TIMES" BESTSELLER "Entertainment Weekly" #1 Nonfiction Book of the Year "New Yorker "Reviewers Favorite American Library Association Notable Book" " "People "Top Ten Book of the Year "Washington Post Book World" Top Ten Book of the Year Salon.com Best Book of the Year "USA Today "Ten Books We Loved Reading "O, The Oprah Magazine" Top Ten Book of the Year National Public Radio Best of the Bestsellers "Boston Globe" Best Nonfiction Book of the Year "Financial Times" Nonfiction Favorite "Los Angeles Times "Critics Pick "Bloomberg" Top Nonfiction "New York "magazine Top Ten Book of the Year Slate.com Favorite Book of the Year TheRoot.com Top Ten Book of the Year "Discover" magazine 2010 Must-Read "Publishers Weekly" Best Book of the Year "Library Journal" Top Ten Book of the Year "Kirkus Reviews" Best Nonfiction Book of the Year "U.S. News & World Report" Top Debate-Worthy Book "Booklist" Top of the List Best Nonfiction Book "New York Times"/Science Bestseller list I could not put the book down . . . The story of modern medicine and bioethics and, indeed, race relations is refracted beautifully, and movingly. "Entertainment Weekly" Science writing is often just about the facts. Skloot s book, her first, is far deeper, braver, and more wonderful. " New York Times Book Review " "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" is a triumph of science writing...one of the best nonfiction books I have ever read. Wired.com " "A deftly crafted investigation of a social wrong committed by the medical establishment, as well as the scientific and medical miracles to which it led. " Washington Post " " "Riveting...a tour-de-force debut. " Chicago Sun-Times " A real-life detective story, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" probes deeply into racial and ethical issues in medicine . . . The emotional impact of Skloot s tale is intensified by its skillfully orchestrated counterpoint between two worlds. "Nature" A jaw-dropping true story . . . raises urgent questions about race and research for progress . . . an inspiring tale for all ages. "Essence " This extraordinary account shows us that miracle workers, believers, and con artists populate hospitals as well as churches, and that even a science writer may find herself playing a central role in someone else s mythology. "The New Yorker" Has the epic scope of Greek drama, and a corresponding inability to be easily explained away. "SFWeekly" One of the great medical biographies of our time. "TheFinancial Times" Like any good scientific research, this beautifully crafted and painstakingly researched book raises nearly as many questions as it answers . . . In a time when it s fashionable to demonize scientists, Skloot generously does not pin any sins to the lapels of the researchers. She just lets them be human . . . [and] challenges much of what we believe of ethics, tissue ownership, and humanity. "Science" Indelible . . . "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" is a heroic work of cultural and medical journalism. Laura Miller, Salon.com No dead woman has done more for the living . . . a fascinating, harrowing, necessary book. Hilary Mantel, "The Guardian "(U.K.) "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" does more than one book ought to be able to do. "Dallas Morning News" Above all it is a human story of redemption for a family, torn by loss, and for a writer with a vision that would not let go. "Boston Globe " This remarkable story of how the cervical cells of the late Henrietta Lacks, a poor black woman, enabled subsequent discoveriesfrom the polio vaccine to in vitro fertilization is extraordinary in itself; the added portrayal of Lacks's full life makes the story come alive with her humanity and the palpable relationship between race, science, and exploitation." Paula J. Giddings, author of "Ida, A Sword Among Lions"; Elizabeth A. Woodson 1922 Professor, Afro-American Studies, Smith College Skloot s engaging, suspenseful book is an incredibly welcome addition for non-science wonks. "Newsweek" Extraordinary . . . If science has exploited Henrietta Lacks [Skloot] is determined not to. This biography ensures that she will never again be reduced to cells in a petri dish: she will always be Henrietta as well as HeLa. "The Telegraph" (U.K.) Brings the Lacks family alive . . . gives Henrietta Lacks another kind of immortality this one through the discipline of good writing. "Baltimore Sun" A work of both heart and mind, driven by the author s passion for the story, which is as endlessly renewable as HeLa cells. "Los Angeles Times" In this gripping, vibrant book, Rebecca Skloot looks beyond the scientific marvels to explore the ethical issues behind a discovery that may have saved your life. "Mother Jones" More than ten years in the making, it feels like the book Ms. Skloot was born to write . . . Skloot, a young science journalist and an indefatigable researcher, writes about Henrietta Lacks and her impact on modern medicine from almost every conceivable angle and manages to make all of them fascinating . . . a searching moral inquiry into greed and blinkered lives . . . packed with memorable characters. Dwight Garner, "New York Times," Top Ten Book of 2010 Astonishing . . .No matter how much you may know about basic biology, you will be amazed by this book." "The Journal of Clinical Investigation " Rebecca Skloot did her job, and she did it expertly . . . A riveting narrative that is wholly original. THEROOT.COM Moving . . . "The Economist" Journalist Rebecca Skloot s history of the miraculous cells reveals deep injustices in U.S. medical research. "TIME" "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" is a fascinating look at the woman whose cultured cells the first to grow and survive indefinitely, harvested without compensation or consent have become essential to modern medicine. "Vogue" "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" is a remarkable feat of investigative journalism and a moving work of narrative nonfiction that reads with the vividness and urgency of fiction. It also raises sometimes uncomfortable questions with no clear-cut answers about whether people should be remunerated for their physical, genetic contributions to research and about the role of profit in science. "National Public Radio" An indelible, marvelous story as powerful as those cells. "Philadelphia Inquirer" As much an act of justice as one of journalism. "Seattle Times" A stunning book . . . surely the definitive work on the subject. "The Independent"(U.K.) Graceful . . . I can t think of a better way to capture the corrosive effects of ethical transgressions in medical research. It s a heartbreaking story, beautifully rendered. "The Lancet" Read this . . . By letting the Lackses be people, and by putting them in the center of the history, Skloot turns just another tale about the march of progress into a complicated portrait of the interaction between science and human lives. BOINGBOING.NET [A] remarkable and moving book . . . a vivid portrait of Lacks that should be as abiding as her cells. "The Times"(U.K.) I can t imagine a better tale. A detective story that s at once mythically large and painfully intimate. I highly recommend this book. Jad Abumrad, "Radiolab" Skloot is a terrific popularizer of medical science, guiding readers through this dense material with a light and entertaining touch. "The Globe and Mail"(Canada) A rare and powerful combination of race, class, gender, medicine, bioethics, and intellectual property; far more rare is the writer that can so clearly fuse those disparate threads into a personal story so rich and compelling. "Seed" Powerful story . . . I feel moved even to say on behalf of the thousands of anonymous black men and women who ve been experimented on for medical purposes, thank you. Thank you for writing this important book. Kali-AhsetAmen, "Radio Diaspora" Skloot has written an important work of immersive nonfiction that brings not only the stories of Henrietta Lacks and HeLa once more into line, but also catharsis to a family in sore need of it. "The Times Literary Supplement" A masterful work of nonfiction . . . a real page turner. Hanna Rosin, "Slate" Skloot explores human consequences of the intersection of science and business, rescuing one of modern medicine s inadvertent pioneers from an unmarked grave. "US News & World Report" Remarkably balanced and nonjudgmental . . . "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" will leave readers reeling, plain and simple. It has a power and resonance rarely found in any genre, and is a subject that touches each of us, whether or not we are aware of our connection to Henrietta s gift. "The Oregonian" This is the perfect book. It reads like a novel but has the intellectual substance of a science textbook or a historical biography. "The Daily Nebraskan" Illuminates what happens when medical research is conducted within an unequal health-care system and delivers an American narrative fraught with intrigue, tragedy, triumph, pathos, and redemption. "MS. "" "A tremendous accomplishment a tale of important science history that reads like a terrific novel. "Kansas City Star " Good science writing isn t easy, but Skloot makes it appear so. " The Wichita Eagle " Encompasses nearly every hot-button issue currently surrounding the practice of medicine. "Madison Capital Times " Defies easy categorization . . . as unpredictable as any pulp mystery and as strange as any science fiction. "Willamette Week " An achievement . . . navigates both the technical and deeply personal sides of the HeLa story with clarity and care. "The Portland Mercury" [A] remarkable book. "London Review of Books" An essential reminder that all human cells grown in labs across the world, HeLa or otherwise, came from individuals with fears, desires, and stories to tell. "Chemical & Engineering News " Blows away the notion that science writing must be the literary equivalent to Ambien. "Chicago Tribune" Seldom do you read a book that is science, social history, and a page turner. British Medical Journal Thrilling and original nonfiction that refuses to be shoehorned into anything as trivial as a genre. It is equal parts popular science, historical biography, and detective novel. Ed Yong, DISCOVER.COM Best book I ve read in years. Brian Sullivan, Fox Business Network Thanks to Rebecca Skloot, we may now remember Henrietta who she was, how she lived, how she died. "The New Republic" We need more writers like Rebecca Skloot. E.O.Wilson "From the Trade Paperback edition.""show more
About Rebecca Skloot
Rebecca Sklootis an award-winning science writer whose work has appeared in"The New York Times Magazine; O, The Oprah Magazine; Discover;"and many others. She is coeditor of"The Best American Science Writing 2011"and has worked as a correspondent for NPR s"Radiolab"and PBS s Nova"ScienceNOW." She was namedone of five surprising leaders of 2010 by the"Washington Post." Skloot's debut book, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, " took more than a decade toresearch and write, and instantly became a"New York Times"bestseller. It was chosen as a best book of 2010 by more than sixty media outlets, including"Entertainment Weekly," "People, and the New York Times.""It"is being translated into more than twenty-five languages, adapted into a young reader edition, and being made into an HBO film produced by Oprah Winfrey and Alan Ball.Skloot is the founder and president of The Henrietta Lacks Foundation. She has a B.S. in biological sciences and anMFAin creative nonfiction. She has taught creative writing and science journalism at the University of Memphis, the University of Pittsburgh, and New York University. She lives in Chicago.For more information, visit her website at RebeccaSkloot.com, where you ll find links to follow her on Twitter and Facebook. "From the Hardcover edition.""show more


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The theme that dominates the Carson mayoral race has little to do with the day-to-day issues residents face, but instead revolves around who gets to wield the city's governmental power.
Should the mayor hold the lion's share or should the five members of the City Council each carry equal weight?
Incumbent Mayor Jim Dear, 60, is facing off against sitting Councilwoman Lula Davis-Holmes, 64. The two have been archenemies for years, each jockeying to wrest power from the other. Davis-Holmes says Dear is too power hungry. In turn, he argues that she is disrespectful.
"I'm the hardest working mayor in the history of the city," Dear said. Davis-Holmes "has spent a great deal of time showing disrespect for the office of the mayor and arguing with me during council meetings."
A measure on the March 5 ballot, Measure M, speaks to the power struggle on the council. It asks voters to eliminate city's elective mayor position, which is decided every two years. That would allow council members to return to the former system in which council members select a mayor from among themselves every year on a rotating basis.
Dear opposes the idea, while his foes support it. If it passes, it will take effect in 2017.
If Davis-Holmes is elected mayor, her council seat will be vacant and council members will have to decide whether to hold a special election or appoint someone to replace her.
She said her tenure would be more peaceful than Dear's, whose leadership has been marked by divisive, argumentative council meetings that usually last more than six hours.
"We have a divided city," Dear said of his opponents. "Of the four elections I've run in, each one I've gotten a higher percentage of the vote. Maybe it's jealousy. ... I'm not saying I'm a genius, I'm just saying I'm creative. I'm married to the city, and I have a very clean record.
Davis-Holmes calls Dear a tyrant and says the city needs a more balanced City Council that provides a blueprint for growth and allows staff and developers to decide how to implement those goals.
"The city manager is CEO of the city. We give him his marching orders and review him quarterly on what he's done," Davis-Holmes said. "We want economic development, public safety. We give staff our wish list."
Davis-Holmes joined the council in 2007 after working for more than two decades in the city's recreation department, where she retired as a supervisor. If she loses, she will remain on the council to finish her term through 2015.
"I'm not about power, I'm about what moves the city forward," she said. "I'm a team builder, not a tyrant."
Dear, a part-time substitute teacher, joined the council in 2001 and was elected mayor for the first time in 2004. He takes credit for the progress on the Boulevards at South Bay project, a massive mixed-use development that calls for an outlet mall, movie theater, offices and homes on a former landfill site at the San Diego (405) Freeway and Avalon Boulevard. The council helped the developers with a multimillion-dollar contribution to the soil remediation process.
Both candidates support the project, which won't be a reality for years because of an ongoing large-scale environmental remediation to make the area habitable despite underground pockets of methane gas produced by the closed landfills there.
In 2011, Dear attempted to modify city policy so a street running through the Boulevards development could be named after him. Three council members balked at the suggestion, arguing that city facilities should only be named for people who are no longer living.
"There have been many attempts to develop it over the years," Dear said. "Under my administration, it's finally being developed."
Davis-Holmes differs in her attitude about the massive project in that she credits the developer, city staff and council for moving it forward.
"The Boulevards has been going on way before Jim," Davis-Holmes said. "It's going to put Carson on the map. We're a city that's waiting to explode."
Another point of frequent contention is Dear's efforts to retain control over all appointments to city commissions and committees. Davis-Holmes believes council members should have a hand in making some appointments to create more diversity on the panels.
The two candidates also differ on some major city planning issues. Dear supports annexing unincorporated Rancho Dominguez, a move opposed by Davis-Holmes because she believes it would likely be costly and a drain on city services.
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Davis-Holmes spearheaded an effort to restrict the number of cash-for-gold businesses in the city. Dear argued that the city shouldn't regulate the types of businesses that come in to the city because that would hurt the local economy.
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SIKESTON -- Nearly $200,000 in grant funding from the Missouri Foundation for Health is coming to Sikeston.
MFH recently announced eight southeast Missouri organizations are receiving a share of $730,844 in grants through its Basic Support program to provide improved health care for residents.
The Basic Support program provides funding over a two-year period to help organizations continue to provide programs that are central to their missions.
The YMCA of Southeast Missouri was approved for $96,600.
"It's wonderful," said Jeff Partridge, executive director of the YMCA of Southeast Missouri. "The grant is really going to help out."
Partridge said that while fundraising for the YMCA's new building was successful, the Y's budget was about $100,000 short of what they needed for equipment and furnishings.
The MFH funding will be used to replace cardiovascular and strength training equipment, according to Partridge.
The current equipment is all 7-10 years old. "Every piece in here is out of warranty so it would be expensive to fix if it broke down," Partridge said.
With technology advancements, new fitness equipment will be easier to use and will have the latest "bells and whistles," he said.
"We've been visiting other Ys and community centers and researching different types of equipment," Partridge said. "Staff have been trying it out and we've also surveyed our members."
Partridge said they hope to make final decisions on what equipment to get and make the purchases in October.
"It's matter of deciding what brand and how much of it," he said. "The new fitness center will be a little over twice the size of what we have now so we will have more space for not only new but also additional equipment."
Also approved for $96,600 in Sikeston is Bootheel Counseling Services.
With this funding, the organization can continue to provide mental health services to residents of Scott, New Madrid, Mississippi and Stoddard counties.
"We will use it to help with salaries," said Jennifer Hartlein, director of fund development and public relations for Bootheel Counseling Services.
Other recipients in the area for this round of MFH Basic Support grants are:
* Senior Services of Chaffee and Cape Girardeau. Funding of $96,600 will help the organization provide meals to homebound seniors and disabled residents.
* The Missouri Bootheel Regional Consortium in Portageville. The Consortium is receiving $96,600 to continue providing prenatal and parenting skills education along with information about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome to high-risk families.
* The Southeast Missouri Chapter of the American Red Cross in Cape Girardeau. Funding of $96,600 will enable the organization to provide disaster relief for nine southeast Missouri counties.
* The Bismarck Senior Center in Bismarck. The senior center is receiving $95,885 which will enable it to provide nutrition services and delivery meal programs to seniors in southeast Missouri.
* Community Senior Citizens Inc. in Qulin. The grant award of $76,449 will help with work to provide medical screenings, exercise programs and meal delivery to elderly individuals.
* Reynolds County Council on Aging in Ellington. Funding of $75,510 will help the organization to continue providing meals and transportation services to the elderly and disabled in south central Missouri.
Applying for funding through MFH's Basic Support program is "an amazingly simple process," Partridge said. "Most grants are pretty involved but this one was very easy to apply for. I certainly would encourage others to apply if they meet the guidelines."
Partridge said $100,000 appears to be the cap for MFH Basic Support grants.
"I'm not real sure how they go about allocating them," he said. "You don't apply for specific amounts."
The state's largest not-for-profit health foundation, the Missouri Foundation for Health was formed with money obtained in a lawsuit by the state of Missouri against Blue Cross Blue Shield when it changed from a public entity to a private entity.
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Following a 30-year career in human resources and management, Singapore-based S. Chandhran became interested in numerology as a hobby. Perhaps
it was the numbers that beckoned him back in 2005. He began extensive investigations into studies of the field, researching the works of leading numerologists from both East and West, past and present. He soon realised this metaphysical discipline was to be his new calling.
With the help of the internet, the 77-year-old Chandhran soon became
adept in this ancient subject, hobby turning into a committed vocation. His numerology readings became sought after in his native Singapore, as well
as Malaysia, India and recently Switzerland. He has become known for his readings' accuracy and depth as well as his own intuition, patience and concern for his clients' interests.
In June 2009, a reading with a Swiss client led to a work trip to Zurich. There
he conducted readings as well as collaborated with a regressive therapy expert to assist people experiencing anxiety, nervous strain, stress and depression. Since then, he has read for people of all ages and from all walks
of life, including children, in a range of countries new to him. These include Thailand, the Middle East, Australia, the USA, and the UK.
In 2008, he set up a resource centre in Singapore for Numerology, Palmistry, and other books relating to the occult, spirituality, life, and philosophy. Seeking to bring together these interconnected disciplines, Chandhran collected resources his clients could refer to and read.
Readings for individuals and businesses are now his main focus. The scope
of these readings spans topics like marriage stability, compatibility of partners for marriage, business and career aspects.
In 2009, he developed a personal software program for his detailed work, working with a professional computer program developed by a prominent numerologist in the US. Both facilitate accurate computational and analytical work in numerology.
His goal is to unlock the mystery of the numbers that govern an individual's life, so people will learn and make the most of the opportunities presented
to them.
Trying to also help those unable to afford readings, he will read for them on
a token, "Thechanna" basis. For Chandhran numerology is a vocation – he feels it is not right to treat primarily as a way to earn money. His Full Reading document for each person comprises 12 pages, including Birth Charts and detailed explanations and trends up right up to the age of 90.
In 2010, he registered a legal entity, 'Numerology Wonders', also in Singapore. In association with this new legal body, he created a well-structured,
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Several courses were then held in 2012 in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. In March 2013, S. Chandhran joined forces with a well-known Yoga master in Kuala Lumpur and conducted his course as a full-day session alongside the yoga teaching. He also advises on the nurturing, growth and development
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Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it.
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Thank You BuddhaPosted: February 4, 2012 in Religion, Thoughts, Uncategorized
Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it.
Fractions of a dollarPosted: December 12, 2011 in Uncategorized
Wake up at 4am. 10hrs later I'm on my way home…if I'm lucky. Hours blend into days, which blend into months, to years. Every week is a slap in the face. These fractions of a dollar barely adding up to enough to live. Yes it may be worse in other parts of the world, but I'm here, not there. Is it unfortunate that I lack the pseudo optimism that drives the worker ants to serve their queen? Reluctantly I become one of the hive. Just another drone. Working to make the boss rich with my life, the value of my time. Spare a few drops of nectar? Not by choice but by necessaty. Lines of cars on the highway, lines of robots through the door, lines of ants down the ant hill. Did someone call an exterminator?
Parallel Paths AlignPosted: April 6, 2011 in Tangential Rationalism, Thoughts, Uncategorized, Views
Tags: philosophy, poetry, quotes
"We all follow a path in life, leading us to somewhere we are supposed to be. As we walk our path we see the world. Hope that our paths never cross, because if they do we will never meet as we should. For we will be walking in different directions. Our brief memory of each other fading like footsteps in the sand. Instead, hope for our paths to align along the parallel so that we may walk together, hand in hand, on this journey through uncertainty."
Around We Go.Posted: March 30, 2011 in Uncategorized
"We can never think outside the box if we allow ourselves to only think in circles."
To what end?Posted: March 29, 2011 in Politics, Religion, Tangential Rationalism, Thoughts, Uncategorized, Views
Tags: government, society, War
I'm sitting here in a hospital waiting for my child to join us in external existence and I feel intensely conflicted. This happened as a result of watching a documentary about one of the greatest beings of all time, Buddha. The pure intelligence and understanding of what we are and what we are supposed to be. Then I started reading about the chaos we are living through. Soldiers baiting children by throwing candy and then shooting them with sub-machine guns as they ran to pick it up. Islamic fundamentalists believing it is their job to usher in the end times. Christians burning Mosques, Muslims burning churches. The worlds self-proclaimed "religions of peace and love" destroying each other and taking innocent life along with them. Meanwhile I sit and observe all this ignorance, the lonely Atheist, agonizing over the fact that I can realize what is happening, I can see the cycle, I can learn from our history of mistakes, yet I can't seem to do anything about it. There are people out there who know what needs to be done, that feel this collective suffering, but where are they?
The legend says that at his birth Buddha told his mother he was here to end suffering. For over 2,500 years Buddhists have been ignored because they don't have bombs and guns. They have unlocked the mind and what it is to be human, the connection and rights of all sentient beings. Focusing on reality while the purity of the world is murdered by the followers of blind, fearful ignorance.
This is the world my daughter is entering. A world that has become a product of fear, greed and desensitization. A world where false gods and prophets control the lives, minds and actions of a human race that has steadily become more and more robotic. But if you admit the flaws, admit the fear, admit the reality, you can see the true beauty of what this world once was, is and can be. Before I die, I hope to see this beauty again…and for the first time. I will hope for us all.
A message from an intelligent Muslim friend.Posted: March 24, 2011 in Politics, Religion, Tangential Rationalism, Uncategorized
I opened my email to find a surprising email. I have hope to develop more conversations like this. The text below is the message I received. I hope to hear more from this person.
"Dear tangentialRealist, i am a Muslim. I like your fb group [though i have not clicked "like"], because i respect your honesty. Since you are welcoming ideas, please my views, which i offer with humility. I feel religion has become corrupted by men of religion. Consequently different religions relate with a view to scorekeeping [rather than serving humanity in the here & now]. If there is any good in Islam [i believe there is plenty, which i observed in my grandMa's life (not riddled by priestly prescriptions)], then in the 21st C it is the role Islam avails women by the Hadith "THE SON'S PARADISE IS UNDER THE MOTHER'S FEET" [not in Quran]. Having grown up in the third world, i have observed [not experienced] the hardship involved eking out a living from farming. Whilst women have to bear children [as many as necessary for enough to survive to care of parents in old age], they have to depend on men. Thus the situation constrains into roles of homemaker for women & bread earner for men. Now living in London, i observe women rebelling against such roles as much as availabity of bread earner roles due to an affluent economy. However, when it comes to sexual partnering, women suffer because with SWORDSWooooMANSHIP becoming as necessary as adultery is allowed [in game of relationships which is playable by recently affordable rules]. Yet in the consequent familial instability, children pay [often as foster home nomads]! In Islam, unless her children, are unafraid of burning in hell, a woman gains a position of respect from her children. Now i don't know if Allah exists, whether heaven or hell exist, etc, but if there is one good thing in Islam, i feel this most certainly is it. I believe there are plenty of other good things in Islam. If only Muslim "holy" men would give a more conscientious emphasis to Quran.16.125 – 128, then perhaps more of Islam's blessings [if there are any more! Allah knows, if He exists] might flower. Respectful regards from a humble Muslim"
Wise words of Douglas Adams.Posted: December 24, 2010 in Politics, Religion, Thoughts, Views
Tags: debate, hypocrisy, logic, religion
"Religion…has certain ideas at the heart of it which we call sacred or holy or whatever. What it means is,("Here is an idea or notion that you're not allowed to say anything bad about; you're just not!") If somebody votes for a party that you don't agree with, you're free to argue about it as much as you like; everybody will have an argument but nobody feels aggrieved by it. If somebody thinks taxes should go up or down you are free to have an argument about it. But on the other hand if somebody says "I mustn't move a light switch on a Saturday", you say, "I respect that".
Why shouldn't it be that's it's perfectly legitimate to support the Labour party or the Conservative party, Republicans or Democrats, this model of economics versus that, Macintosh instead of Windows – but to have an opinion about how the Universe began, about who created the Universe…no, that's holy?
… We are used to not challenging religious ideas but it's interesting how much of a furore Richard Dawkins creates when he does it! Everybody gets absolutely frantic about it because you're not allowed to say these things. Yet when you look at it rationally there is no reason why those ideas shouldn't be as open to debate as any other, except that we have agreed somehow between us that they shouldn't be".
-Douglas Adams-
Individual RealityPosted: December 20, 2010 in Tangential Rationalism, Thoughts
Tags: human, personality, reality, self
The deeper we allow ourselves into our own minds the more we discover what individual reality is. The flaws, the secrets, the addictions…the morality, the empathy, the humanity. Some will admit and truly rationalize, while others will repress and desperately cling to the "self" they have fabricated. The self that allows them to excuse the dysfunction. So next time you lay awake mentally dissecting yourself, concentrate on what IS and if it's really you.
~Seen With The Mind~
Seen with the mind is the negative spectrum.
Existent before existence arrived.
Simplistic in form, is this elegant nature.
Creating each second,
Each fragment of time.
Transitions evolved, bringing life despite danger.
Randomizing the patterns,
Of how to survive.
So in chaos we breed
Our subconscious intentions.
Asking the questions, that place fear inside.
Desperate for comfort and pacification,
The stories begin,
Causing logic's demise.
Reality waits for it's realization.
Holding the path of progression in line.
Hindered only by products of our imaginations.
Intellegence is,
But not by design.
Posted: November 30, 2010 in Tangential Rationalism, Theories, Thoughts, Uncategorized
Tags: evolution, intellegent design, life, reality
This is what i deal with.(excerpt from a debate)Posted: September 18, 2010 in Religion, Tangential Rationalism, Thoughts, Views
Tags: animals, humans, logic, religion
The following is part of a conversation I had with a theist.
Noah: Hey tangential in your "clarifications" you said man can be by definition described as an animal…. And in saying that are you also saying it is ok if I go an just take a gun and mow down a bunch of people and it will be no different than killing a pack of dogs.
– Theophilus-Bibliophage
Me: Noah, we are all living organisms. We all have same rights to live. To me a murdered dog is the same as a murdered human. They both feel. They both love and are loved. A dog loves a proven tangable person. It doesn't love an imaginary friend. So who is the more logical creature??? The Human who loves the myth or the dog that loves the reality?


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While in the past 3 months both the USDJPY and the Nikkei index have soared on the same vague mix of promises (than can never be delivered), and threats (by central bankers, which work only as long as they remain purely abstract and are not acted upon), one security that has barely budged are Japanese bonds: without doubt the fulcrum security that will put a premature end to Abe's latest attempt to reflate an economy, whose total debt is a ridiculous 2000% of annual public revenues, and which will spend half of its annual tax income on interest expense if rates merely double from their
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Feh. Racists. Or speciesists, as the case may be.
Racist species specialists?
I keep thinking it would be a lot of fun to come up pretending to be a clueless human and start mocking Jack's "ugly spray tan". He does look and act like the kind of puffed-up d-bag who would self-tan himself orange, and it probably wouldn't be politic to tell a human where he really got that skin tone. Maybe also describe Royce as an "Aztec hipster".


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Range DescriptionRecorded from Viet Nam in the provinces of: Bắc Kạn, Cao Bằng, Hà Giang, Hoà Bình, Nghệ An, Quảng Bình, Sơn La. The species is principally restricted to limestone karst areas of these provinces. Calocedrus rupestris has also recently been reported from Guangxi in China (Nong et al. 2011).
It may occur in adjoining provinces of Lao PDR that share the same limestone geological formations (Sơn La/Houaphan, Quảng Bình/Khammouan and Savannakhet).


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The variable positioning of bare personal pronouns in Old English prose remains something of a mystery. In the role of prepositional object, for example, these elements are often found in positions where other prepositional object types are rarely attested. This article reports the results of an empirical study of a correlation between the variable placement of these pronouns and their specification for grammatical person. By demonstrating that this correlation defies a number of independent explanations, it is argued that person is an important aspect of the syntax of these constituents. The identification of two further correlations, one involving narrative mode and the other involving the relative positioning of preposition and verb, further demonstrates the value of quantitative methods in historical linguistics.
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1 I am grateful to Peter Ackema, Ronnie Cann, Caroline Heycock, the 2008 Richard M. Hogg Prize Committee and the two anonymous English Language and Linguistics referees for their extremely helpful comments on earlier drafts of this article, and I am especially indebted to Linda van Bergen for her excellent mentorship throughout my ongoing postgraduate studies. For their financial support, I sincerely thank the AHRC for my Research Preparation Masters Scheme award (2006/123055), the Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland for my current doctoral scholarship, and all contributors to the 2008 Richard M. Hogg Prize fund.


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Definition of blackmail in English:
noun[mass noun]
- Police treated the approach as blackmail and brought charges against him last October.
- It is, after all, free information usable for blackmail, theft or provoking a crippling system breakdown.
- A 23-year-old man branded the UK's worst spammer has been jailed for six years for a string of offences including blackmail and threatening to kill.
- He was embezzling in order to pay blackmail over a fight he was involved in, in which a person died.
- He had in fact suggested several times that it might be necessary to pay blackmail to silence the burglars who broke into party headquarters.
- He had to do a very public confession, because it was shown that he was paying blackmail.
- In cases of forced marriage the force can be emotional blackmail or other forms of psychological pressure.
- Five years on, her husband is facing a charge for assault - the culmination of a marriage which descended into emotional blackmail, abuse and violence.
- Unwilling girls might be subjected to threats, ranging from physical violence and being locked up, to subtle emotional blackmail.
verb[with object]
- Other gangs have resorted to blackmailing doctors monthly in return for their personal safety.
- She was blackmailing people for money, but I didn't find any names or any dirty information, just that.
- Once the hackers gain access to systems they download proprietary information, customer databases, and credit card information before trying to blackmail victims.
- The liberals use this fact to blackmail him, trying to force him to vote for their candidate.
- Because once you allow your nation to be blackmailed by the threat of force, you're doomed.
- I'm not threatening you or blackmailing you with friendship so that you vote my way.
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- Harry and his fellow detectives faced communist and terrorist groups, as well as common kidnappers and blackmailers.
- Extortion is always a problem for law enforcement, since the blackmailer has something over those he's blackmailing.
- The blackmailers themselves were a varied lot, but a significant number were involved with police or law enforcement.
Mid 16th century (denoting protection money levied by Scottish chiefs): from black + obsolete mail 'tribute, rent', from Old Norse mál 'speech, agreement'.
Blackmail was originally a form of protection racket. Scottish chiefs in the 16th century exacted a tribute from farmers and small landowners in the border counties of England and Scotland, and along the Highland border. The money was in return for protection or immunity from plunder. The second part of the word means 'tribute, rent' and comes from an old Scandinavian word mál, meaning 'speech, agreement'. Black may have been a joke on white money, the silver coins in which legitimate rents were paid.
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This is actually just another reason to file your income taxes electronically with your own PC at home using tax prep software. When you are almost finished with the tax program, at the end they will ask you how you want your IRS refund sent to you. If you want to be on the early end of the IRS Refund Calendar for 2014, you will choose Direct Deposit, which is so much faster than the other choice…a paper check mailed to you. Need I even explain why?
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Definition of thrombolysis in English:
Entry from British & World English dictionary
noun[mass noun] Medicine
The dissolution of a blood clot, especially as induced artificially by infusion of an enzyme into the blood.
Example sentences
- By contrast, patients can have thrombolysis administered by medical or paramedical staff at first contact before admission to hospital, and there is strong evidence that early administration improves outcome.
- Antithrombotic therapy, antiplatelet therapy, and thrombolysis are beneficial for acute coronary syndrome but harmful for aortic dissection.
- Therapeutic thrombolysis for acute myocardial infarction is standard practice, but not so for ischaemic stroke, the 'brain attack' equivalent of heart attack.
thrombolytic adjective
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- Even so, thrombolytic therapy of pulmonary embolism does not dissolve the clot completely as it does with acute coronary thrombosis, and increases the risk of bleeding.
- In addition, those using HRT who received thrombolytic therapy did not have an increased risk for hemorrhagic stroke compared to nonusers.
- The authors conclude that adenosine as an adjuvant to thrombolytic therapy in patients with acute MI can reduce the infarction size.
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During the tribute, which came at the end of the traditional In Memoriam segment, Crystal made his first public comments about Williams since the actor-comedian was found dead in his Tiburon home on Aug. 11.
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John F. Lettieri, a retired Buffalo schoolteacher, died Sunday in his Town of Tonawanda home after a long illness. He was 78.
The Buffalo native was a graduate of Canisius High School, where he earned All-Catholic honors on a football team that went undefeated in 1951.
He received a bachelor's degree from Canisius College and a master's degree from Buffalo State College.
Mr. Lettieri taught at Cardinal Dougherty High School before moving on to the Buffalo Public Schools as a special-education teacher for many years at Burgard High School.
He retired from teaching in 1992, after 36 years.
Mr. Lettieri was a lifelong resident of Buffalo's West Side until about eight years ago, when he moved to Tonawanda.
In 2005, Canisius High School recognized his accomplishments as a high school athlete by inducting him into its sports Hall of Fame.
Mr. Lettieri enjoyed jazz and horse racing and annually took a trip to Florida.
Survivors include his wife of 55 years, the former Jean Marinaro; four daughters, Michelle Giambra, Patricia Campobello, Joann and Regina; two sons, Victor and Joseph; and a sister, Joann Zimmerman.
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IN MANY ways we Brits think very differently about cars to our Continental cousins, and one of those ways tends to be in the size of cars we think we need. But these days small cars can be a big deal.
In case you're wondering what might have inspired this sentiment, it's the Peugeot 107. It's just 3.43 metres long and 1.63 metres wide excluding the mirrors, and it's recently been the subject of a mid-life refresh. A sharper nose and updated styling are the first things you notice.
The tiny 1.0-litre three-cylinder engine under the almost equally petite bonnet is the same as before. It's rich in character, and despite the many people who might insist they need a bigger car for their average duties it's surprisingly adept at conquering pretty much every task you might choose to throw at it.
More of that later. The range includes just two models, separated by £700 and good few spec upgrades in the direction of the higher Allure model. That's what we have here, and it's blessed with alloy wheels, fog lights, tinted rear windows, a USB input for MP3 players, air conditioning and remote central locking. All the key things an urbanite driver really needs.
Now here are a few more positives that aren't written down on the spec sheet. The alloys are sized perfectly for the car and fit its cute look like a glove, but they also allow for a bit of sidewall bulge on the tyres which means the rubber pushes out further than the metal. If you've a steady hand when parallel parking, it gives a bit of leeway so you don't bash the wheels on a kerb.
The boot is small, yes, but when you're just tossing a few loose items or a small bag in there, there's less space for things to rattle around in and less chance of doing any damage to anything. You also get a very handy shelf in front of the passenger seat. It's a shame in a way that there's no closed and lockable glove box for security's sake, but in the real world having that deep 'bucket' there into which you can just toss small items like books or four pints of milk – the latter fits rather well, as it happens – is a boon you don't appreciate until it's gone.
Small it may be, but for its purpose the 107 fits the bill perfectly. What it gives away to one or two more recently-engineered city cars in interior plastics quality it gains back in the simple but brilliantly effective way it goes about its business to make its owners' lives easier. Living with it is a dream. The only thing to find obvious fault with is the driving position because the steering wheel only adjusts for height. Some people might find their arms too stretched, but if you naturally sit quite close to the wheel it's fine.
Back to the engine and the way it drives, then. The three-cylinder engine only makes 67bhp if Peugeot's claims are to be believed, but with the whole car weighing about as much as a small piglet, performance is perkier than you'd imagine. The figures on paper don't do justice to the gutsy way in which the 107 picks up its skirts at low revs, even with four people in the car. In fact, in all the situations I placed the little engine in, deliberately looking to expose a weakness, I struggled to find one unless it was steep hills, up which a down-shift or two is necessary.
The five-speed gearbox has broadly-spaced and tall, tall ratios that help keep the engine revs down and fuel economy up. It's one of the reasons the 107 dips to 99g/km of CO2 and therefore dodges road tax altogether, but believe it or not the only gears you can use to their full potential and stay on the right side of the motorway speed limit are first and second, with second reaching past 60mph. Theoretically it could do 103mph in third and 147mph in fifth, but you'd need a very long, very steep hill and a very brave pilot.
Nonetheless, the way it growls around town between 2,500 and 5,000rpm is delightful, and although there's some vibration as the three-pot motor lifts away from idle, it's perfectly smooth as you make forward progress.
The 107's talents reach far beyond what you might expect from a car of this size. Consider its real-world fuel economy of 60mpg or more and Peugeot's extremely simple but eminently tempting 'Just Add Fuel' offer available for anyone over 21, and in times of rising costs the case for it is staggering.
Model: Peugeot 107 Allure, £10,045 on the road.
Engine: 1.0-litre 3-cylinder petrol producing 67bhp and 70lb.ft.
Transmission: 5-speed gearbox driving the front wheels.
Performance: Top speed 100mph, 0-62mph in 14.2 seconds.
Fuel economy: 65.7mpg.
CO2 rating: 99g/km.
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The Pros:Play online mp3s using your web browser. Access a huge library of music. Easy to use.
The Cons:Can't copy and paste text from the interface (URLs for example). Grey-area music copyright situation. Somewhat clunky Flash interface.
SeeqPod is a search engine for music that allows you to play the results through an embedded flash player. It recently has added video support, via YouTube. The files found do not have download links, however they can be downloaded if you use the Firefox extension Video DownloadHelper.
Play online mp3s using your web browser
Access a huge library of music
Easy to use
Firefox extension available
Create custom playlists
Has both mp3s and videos
Cool "discover" button makes playlist based on similar artists
You can download mp3s as files with an easy hack
Can't copy and paste text from the interface (URLs for example)
Grey-area music copyright situation
Somewhat clunky Flash interface
http://sadsteve.com does the same thing with better interface plus free downloads.
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Yes, of course the President wants his signature health care law upheld by the US Supreme Court ….but I suspect (suspect, since no honest person can say he knows) that it would help him politically if the statute were to be struck down in its entirety. This November election could be close and enthusiasm really matters in a close election. So how does he rev up the enthusiasm? Right now he has considerable drag – eg gas prices.
Striking down the statute could really rev up the President's base — add fuel to their current political mantra fire about a 'war on women.' I can think of the ads now, can't you? The President's enthusiasm level among his supporters has been sagging – something that happens during a second term campaign – and he needs something to throw his weight behind to really drive his supporters to the polls. An existing health care law won't do it since it feels a bit like, 'been there, done it.' Striking the law down, on the other hand, could really be used to put political panic in his supporters.
Plus…if the law is stricken by the US Supreme Court, those current less than enthusiastic Republican voters, and the independents furious about health care may not find their way to the polls come November if they have achieved what they already wanted — getting rid of the health care law. They may feel a bit ho hum about voting since they got what they wanted.
Of course if some giant international or domestic event happens, health care law will become irrelevant as it gets pushed down our collective radar screen. And of course, much could happen between now and November.
What do you think? Am I wrong? (By the way, people I know who spends lots of time thinking about politics say I am wrong about this one…)


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Welcome to our Friday open comment thread, where you can talk about anything personal-tech related. Just leave whatever's on your mind in a comment, and I'll approve it.
While you ponder how to phrase your latest moment of brilliance, let me take this opportunity to look at the results of the poll on whether the release of Windows Vista's first service pack makes that OS more enticing to Windows XP users. You can see the results on the right.
A total of 178 people voted in the poll, which is just a small fraction of the number of people who read the post, either by itself or while viewing TechBlog's home page during the period it was live. You can lead a geek to a survey, but you can't make him/her vote.
The small number of voters and the fact that Internet polls are far from scientific make the results semi-meaningless. Still, 56 percent said they're still waiting on Vista or would never use it; 44 percent either have it or want it.
Watch for more polls in the near future and, of course, feel free to suggest a topic.


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a1 Department of Health Policy, Management, and Behavior, University at Albany School of Public Health, One University Place, Rensselaer, NY 12144, USA
a2 Department of Health, Behavior and Society, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MD, USA
Objective Childhood obesity is a growing problem in the USA. As parents play a major role in shaping a child's diet, the present study examines food advertisements (ads) directed towards parents in parenting and family magazines.
Design Given the potential for magazines to influence attitudes and knowledge, we used content analysis to examine the food ads appearing in four issues each of six different parenting and family magazines from 2008 (n 24).
Setting USA.
Subjects Food ads in parenting and family magazines.
Results We identified 476 food ads, which represented approximately 32 % of all ads in the magazine sample. Snack foods (13 %) were the most frequently observed food ads, followed by dairy products (7 %). The most frequently used sales theme was 'taste' (55 %). Some ads promoted foods as 'healthy' (14 %) and some made specific health claims (18 %), such as asserting the product would help lower cholesterol. In addition to taste and health and nutrition appeals, we found several themes used in ad messages to promote products, including the following: 'convenience', 'economical', 'fun' and 'helping families spend time together'. We also found that over half (n 405, 55·9 %) of products (n 725) advertised were products of poor nutritional quality based on total fat, saturated fat, sodium, protein, sugar and fibre contents, and that ads for such products were slightly more likely to use certain sales themes like 'fun' (P = 0·04) and 'no guilt' (P = 0·03).
Conclusions Interventions should be developed to help parents understand nutritional information seen in food ads and to learn how various foods contribute to providing a balanced family diet.
(Received March 23 2012)
(Revised September 27 2012)
(Accepted October 11 2012)
(Online publication December 07 2012)
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After 19 seasons as the head coach at Seward High School, Greg Welch is stepping down. Welch compiled a 109-79 record with the Bluejays, leading the team to 15 trips to the state playoffs, in addition to a Class B state championship in 2001.
Welch has been a head football coach for 32 seasons
Seward finished 2-7 this season, with wins coming against York and Holdrege.
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