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Janet Jackson, "Discipline" (Island Def Jam) 3 stars.
Tift Merritt, "Another Country" (Fantasy/Concord) 3.5 stars.
Maceo Parker, "Roots & Grooves" (Heads Up) 4 stars.
North Mississippi Allstars, "Hernando" (Sounds of the South) 3 stars.
World Party, "Best in Show" (Seaview/Fontana) 4 stars.
Tift Merritt, "Live From Austin Tx: Austin City Limits" (New West - DVD) 4 stars.<
Janet Jackson, "Discipline" (Island Def Jam) 3 stars.
That dominatrix-theme on the album cover sets the mood for Janet Jackson's 10th studio release.
The veteran dance diva and pop megastar has been playing with these themes for so many years now that one's left to wonder if her personal life is really that wild or if Jackson's typically hanging out at the house, glued to the tube, watching reruns of "Good Times."
Maybe the truth's somewhere in between, but she is definitely still trying to project the image of the outrageously wild woman here, especially on songs like "Discipline," which features some of the following family-friendly lyrics:
"Babe, I need some discipline tonight/Don't hold back/I've been very bad/Make me cry/Got to make me cry babe/I misbehaved/And my punishment should fit my crime/Tie me to something/Take off all my clothes/Daddy I want you to take your time (I'm scared)/My heart is beating fast/Shiver as you grab my neck/Baby, blindfold me daddy/Is better when I don't know what to expect."
She's been bad all right, and heavy breathing and S&M fantasies aside, there are parts of this album that are bad in every sense of the word. For starters, there are too many brief but useless "interludes" with synthesized robotic voices, and sometimes those effects seep their way right into the songs like "So Much Betta," which may be the single worst thing the singer has ever recorded.
The production is shared by several collaborators including Jermaine Dupri, Ne-Yo, Stargate, Tricky Stewart, The-Dream and Rodney Jerkins. Their work produces a mixed bag of results but it's important to note that there are also some very, very good moments here from the woman who's turned out to be the most durable member of the Jackson family.
Jerkins oversaw the radio hit "Feedback," while other cuts like the groove-laden "Luv," and the sensual, multi-layered "Rollercoaster" - complete with some of its background tribal beats - are vintage JJ.
The song structure and melody are minimal in "Rock with U," but Jackson comes off much better when slipping into her patented lusty whispering style during the ballad "Can't B Good," or when she locks into retro soul grooves for the playful "What's Ur Name."
She'd be better off settling into those styles on a permanent basis. Sex is fine, sex is great, but like Madonna, Jackson seems to be trying to push the themes to the extreme at a point in her career where she doesn't need to succumb to gimmickry.
Tift Merritt, "Another Country" (Fantasy/Concord) 3.5 stars.
Though she's yet to win all the acclaim she deserves, those who've heard Tift Merritt on stage or on her two previous albums can tell you she is one of the great new singer/songwriters on the American music scene.
Though "Another Country" has some uptempo songs, like the shimmering beauty "Something to Me" that opens the disc and which vaguely recalls America's "Sister Golden Hair," overall, this is the most introspective of Merritt's recording, and airier in its delivery than her previous work.
There are light ballads like the title track and the French-language finale "Mille Tendresses;" tales of confusion and soul searching ("I Know What I'm Looking For Now"); and at least one absolute scorcher in "My Heart is Free," which details the futility of war through some of the most captivating lyrics Merritt has ever penned.
Tift Merritt will play at the Iron horse Music Hall in Northampton on Tuesday, March 18.
Maceo Parker, "Roots & Grooves" (Heads Up) 4 stars.
One of the original funk kings, Maceo Parker will always be best-known as James Brown's right-hand man and sax player on most of his most memorable recordings, including "I Feel Good," and "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag."
Recorded live during Parker's 2007 European tour, Disc 2 is pure funk with the sax man and his rhythm section paired with WDR on big band arrangements of funky fare including the tightly synchronized "Uptown Up," the deep, organ-backed grooves of "Advanced Funk," and the Rodney "Skeet" Curtis bass showcase "Off the Hook." The crew also turns in a fevered take of Parker's 1970's funk gem, "Pass The Peas," triggering a well-deserved wild reaction from the audience.
North Mississippi Allstars, "Hernando" (Sounds of the South) 3 stars.
Yes they can play like there's no tomorrow, and yes their bluesy brand of Southern fury can blow down a set of barn doors, but that still doesn't give the typically revered North Mississippi Allstars a free pass on recording a song as lame as "I'd Love to Be a Hippie."
Thankfully that is where things bottom out on "Hernando," the fifth studio album from brothers Luther (vocals/guitar) and Cody (drums) Dickinson and their bassist Chris Dew. The album was produced by Luther and Cody's dad, veteran Jim Dickinson and recorded at his home studio.
Other than the one significant misstep, this is a pretty effective outing from one of the most reliable bands in the business. The trio rips things open quickly on the swamp-fueled "Shake," and travels from Texas roadhouses ("Eaglebird") to revival sessions ("Keep the Devil Down") joyous celebrations ("Mizzip") and even time trips back to the '50s on the very vintage sounding "Blow Out."
Through it all, the playing is impeccable and the spirit is unwavering. Just skip over the "Hippie" track and this should suit your rockin' blues lovin' soul just fine.
Rarities and Reissues
World Party, "Best in Show" (Seaview/Fontana) 4 stars.
Karl Wallinger is World Party and for the uninitiated he's also his generation's answer to a wild hybrid between The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan.
Wearing his influences proudly on his sleeves, Wallinger has developed into a superb song craftsman, an ex-Waterboy whose solo work on albums like the World Party masterpiece "Goodbye Jumbo," and its predecessor "Private Revolution," are well represented on this compilation.
Featuring 13 of Wallinger's finest tracks, the disc is a perfect introduction to the wonders of World Party, thanks to stellar cuts including "Put the Message in the Box," "Ship of Fools," "Sweet Soul Dream," and "Is It Like Today?"
The package also includes an Internet link to gain access to more than 300 World Party live performances and rarities.
DVD Spotlight
Tift Merritt, "Live From Austin Tx: Austin City Limits" (New West) 4 stars.
Before she recorded this one hour concert for the "Austin City Limits" television show on Oct. 20, 2005, Tift Merritt had been gearing up by listening to a healthy dose of Aretha Franklin and Van Morrison music.
Whether subliminal or not, the soul swept into the already soulful songstress, and poured out throughout this powerful and playful 10-song broadcast. Starting with the slide-guitar backed "Stray Paper," the show finds her and her exemplary band winding through tracks from Merritt's two albums at the time, the Grammy-nominated "Tambourine," and her debut "Bramble Rose."
With her blonde hair flying, and switching between acoustic and electric guitars as well as piano, Merritt delivers several standouts, including the twang-time "Virginia, No One Can Warn You," the powerhouse, Dusty Springfield-inspired "Good Hearted Man," the vibrant jangling pop of "I Am Your Tambourine," and the roadhouse rocker "Shadow in the Way."
Rating Scale: One Star (poor) to Five Stars (a classic)


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The japanese term for "meow". Also used as a slang word, usually seen in anime or manga books.
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Verbal equivilent of sticking out your tounge
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What Cartman on the show South Park always says in place of words like "here" and "now".
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An interjection with a meaning and use similar to "so there" or "eat your heart out".
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Used in conjunction with the word "see," Often used by men with curly moustaches wearing a monocle and a black top hat. Sometimes the man also wears a penguin tux. Sometimes the word nyah is even extended to furthur draw out the intensity of the word. Often used while twisting the curled end of the moustache.
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Official Transcript of the American Military Tribunal in the matter of the United States of America, against Karl Brandt, et al, defendants, sitting at Nurnberg, Germany, on 9 December 1946, 1000-1700, Justice Beals, presiding.
THE MARSHAL: Military Tribunal No. 1 is now in session. God save the United States of America and this honorable Tribunal. There will be order in the Court.
THE PRESIDENT [Beals]: The Secretary General will ascertain that all the defendants are present.
THE MARSHAL: The Secretary General will call the roll of the defendants.
(The Secretary General: Karl Brandt, Siegfried Handloser, Paul Rostock, Oskar Schroeder, Karl Genzken, Karl [Geb]hardt, Kurt Blome, Rudolf Brandt, Joachim Mrugowsky, Helmut Poppendick, Wolfram Sievers, Gerhard Rose, Siegfried Ruff, Hans Wo[l]fgang Romberg, Vi[k]tor Brack, Hermann Becker-Freyseng, Georg August Weltz, Konrad Schaefer, Waldemar Hoven, Wilhelm Beiglb[oe]ck, Adolf Pokorny, Herta Oberhauser, Fritz Fischer.)
THE SECRETARY GENERAL:All of the defendants are present and accounted for.
THE PRESIDENT: The Secretary General will note for the record the presence of the defendants.
I have two questions now to propound to the defendants. As the name of each defendant is called he will rise in his place and proceed to the center in front of the microphone and answer the questions which I shall propound to him. Karl Brandt. Your name is Karl Brandt?
KARL BRANDT: Yes.
THE PRESIDENT: Have you received and had an opportunity to read the indictment [HLSL item 564] filed against you?
KARL BRANDT: I have read the indictment, yes.
THE PRESIDENT: Have you entered your plea of Not Guilty to this indictment and do you now plea Not Guilty?
KARL BRANDT: Yes, I am not guilty.
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All-Americans Emily Infeld (left) and Emily Jones return from the 2010 No. 4 team.
Aug. 30, 2011
WASHINGTON - The Georgetown women's cross country is named the No. 1 team in the country according to the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Preseason Poll, announced today. This is the first-ever appearance as the top women's team in the country according to the nation's coaches. The men's team was tabbed preseason No. 22 and third in the Mid-Atlantic region while the women took the top spot in the region.
"It's certainly a huge honor to start the season ranked No. 1 in the coaches' poll," Head Women's Cross Country Coach Chris Miltenberg said. "It is a long season ahead and we've got a lot of work to do but we are excited for the challenge. "
The 2010 season saw the Hoyas finish fourth at the NCAA Championships with 167 points and seven-time All-American Emily Infeld (University Heights, Ohio/Beaumont) recording her first of two NCAA Runner-Up performances during the 2010-11 season. The Hoyas return six of their seven-athlete NCAA lineup from 2010 including cross country All-Americans Emily Jones (Harvard, Mass./Bromfield) and Madeline Chambers (Rocky River, Ohio/Magnificat) as well as track & field All-American Katie McCafferty (Convent Station, N.J./St. Thomas Aquinas), Kirsten Kasper (North Andover, Mass./North Andover) and Joanna Stevens (Blacksburg, Va./Blacksburg).
Georgetown took fourth place after competing against eventual back-to-back NCAA Women's Champion Villanova all season. The BIG EAST Conference had the top two individual finishers in Villanova's Sheila Reid and Infeld. This year, the Hoyas are one of three BIG EAST schools in the top five with the Providence tabbed preseason No. 3 and Villanova getting the nod for fifth place. The BIG EAST Conference had five total schools in the women's preseason top 30 including Syracuse (15) and West Virginia (24).
"Looking at the depth of the BIG EAST Conference in the national rankings shows that we will certainly have our work cut out for us long before we even reach the NCAA meet," Miltenberg said. "We've got an outstanding young group and they are very fired up for the future."
On the men's side, Georgetown competes in what could be considered the strongest conference in the country with six BIG EAST institutions represented in the preseason top 30 with Syracuse topping the list at No. 14 followed by Villanova (17), Providence (18), Louisville (20), Georgetown (22) and Notre Dame (23).
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David P. Southwell, EVP, and Chief Financial Officer, responded to a question regarding the timing of data reads from the Darapladib clinical program. He stated, "On Darapladib there is apparently a rumor that data will come out in 2012, which you characterized as extremely far fetched, so let me address that. We don't have any inside information on that. What we have understood from GSK is that it is all about when 1500 people have either heart-attacks or strokes. We have not heard from GSK that they expect that to happen in 2012 and if you remember in the presentation I said that we have heard that it is more likely to happen in 2013. But it is event driven so GSK does not really know but htey probably have a better sense than anyone else and the word that we have heard is 2013. So, I would agree with you that 2012 seems a little on the early side. "
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STABILITY - A Clinical Outcomes Study of Darapladib Versus Placebo in Subjects With Chronic Coronary Heart Disease to Compare the Incidence of Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events (MACE)
Enrollment: 15828
Study Start Date: December 2008
Estimated Study Completion Date: August 2013
Estimated Primary Completion Date: August 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Source: clinical trials.gov. http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00799903?term=darapladib&rank=6
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Mechanism of action: Darapladib (SB-480848), a SM-inhibitor, reduces vascular inflammation by inhibition of lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2 (Lp-PLA2).
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Boys' toys are easy.
Dump trucks. Trains. Plastic tool boxes full of hammers and wrenches. Dinosaurs and tractors and excavators. My son has them all, gifts from generous friends and family and cheap finds at garage sales.
I like the primary-colored plastic. The toys seem wholesome, simple; the same kind of things boys have played with for generations.
But girls' toys confound me.
Why must everything marketed to girls be pink? Pink Barbies. Pink baby buggies. Even pink-and-purple Legos.
Our 9-month-old daughter is years away from Legos. But I'm already frustrated in my quest for Christmas presents.
I don't want to buy her My First Purse, a pink plush baby toy manufactured by at least three companies. I'm against adding to her already voluminous collection of stuffed animals. And I am firmly anti-Disney princess.
Yes, there are great gender-neutral toys.
I'm a big fan – as I was as a kid – of Fisher Price's Little People, with their chunky plastic vehicles and playsets. And I like Melissa and Doug's Whittle World, with wooden vehicles and people.
My son has toys from both lines, and the kids are getting more under the tree. They're also getting a used kitchen set, so they can play-cook together.
But I feel a bit like my little girl gets a little left out, at least this year, since she gets her toys handed down.
She gets her brother's old bubble popper and shape sorter and ring stacker, magnetic alphabet letters and bath toys.
Of course, I could buy all those toys in the pastel-hued girl versions. (Why does a girl need a pink bubble popper again?)
The truth is, I love pink, especially a really great bright
sherbet color. I also adore Van Gogh blue and sage green.
The pink-washing of toys annoys me, as it annoys mothers all over the globe, because it assumes that girls don't like any other colors. The pink thing teaches girls while boys can have every rainbow hue, they're limited to only one. Maybe two, if they're a rebel purple fan.
"For maybe the past decade or so, little girls have inhabited a universe that is, almost entirely, pink," writes the British newspaper The Guardian. "It is made up not just of pink princesses and fairies and ballerinas and fluffy bunnies, but of books, bikes, lunchboxes, board games, toy cookers, cash registers, even games consoles, all in shades of pink."
So what do I buy my daughter?
This year is easy. A few hair bows, books, a xylophone and toy drum. A down snowsuit in hot pink (because it was that or – shudder! -- leopard print). She'll be more excited about the wrapping paper than anything else, anyway.
As she gets older, I know I'll splurge on American Girls, the historical dolls that come with books, in part because I so loved my Kirsten doll as a kid. I'll probably buy from a great line of girl-focused engineering toys called Goldieblox. (Watch the fantastic video, where girls wearing "Not just a princess!" shirts take over the pink aisle of a toy store.)
But I refused to buy her play make-up kits or tiaras.
I wonder if she'll even want them.
Already, she wants little to do with her musical stuffed animals or squishy blocks. "Those are baby toys," her eyes say with derision. She wants her brother's construction-set Lego Duplos (so much for years) and the lamp posts that litter his train table. She wants to roll red and blue whiffle balls and chew on books. She wants to pound on the brightly colored Baby Einstein piano table.
Eventually she'll tell me what toys she wants for Christmas. I just hope they're not pink.


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Call this a multi-family affair.
The Maui Interscholastic League girls basketball Players of the Year all have learned a lot about competition from siblings.
The Division I award is shared by Maui High School senior Christina Lotulelei and King Kekaulike freshman Cameron Fernandez. For the second year in a row, the Division II winner is Seabury Hall senior Tiana Camarillo.
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Seabury Hall's Tiana Camarillo was voted Division II Player of the Year for the second consecutive season.
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Christina Lotulelei helped lead Maui High to the Division I state tournament.
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King Kekaulike's Cameron Fernandez was Division I Co-Player of the Year as a freshman.
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The teams are selected by the league's coaches.
Lotulelei, one of 10 children, watched her older brothers Tau, John and Saia all do big things lately.
"They tell me to keep pushing, never to give up," Christina Lotulelei said. "You can't always win, you have to learn how to lose."
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Tau Lotulelei was state runner-up in wrestling at 189 pounds last season before joining John as a football player at Nevada-Las Vegas.
John Lotulelei finished his career at UNLV with a team-best 120 tackles in 2012 and performed well at the NFL combine last month.
Saia Lotulelei, 29, competed in the NAIA national wrestling championship last week for York College after winning the last of three state high school titles in 2001.
The lessons sunk in.
"It's amazing," Christina Lotulelei said. "I always wanted to be a co-Player of the Year and I reached that."
Lotulelei knows that Fernandez could be the future of the MIL girls basketball ranks.
"She's a real good player," Lotulelei said. "I trained so hard just to play against her. She is doing better than me than, like, my sophomore and junior years.
"It was a real good challenge going against her, but I like being challenged. She made me better. Every day at practice my coaches would remind me that we were going to challenge them."
Fernandez is the younger sister of Na Alii volleyball standout Taylor Fernandez.
"I kind of look up to be better because of how good an athlete she is," Cameron Fernandez said.
The award was a surprise for Fernandez, especially considering the battle with Lotulelei.
"It's pretty exciting - we have a lot of talent, that's why," Fernandez said. "Me and Christina, the battles were pretty intense because she is a strong, very talented athlete. I like matching up against her because it is a challenge for me."
The rest of the D-I first team is Fiemea Hafoka and Jade Chihara of MIL champion Lahainaluna, and Maui High's Trina Valencia.
After leading his team to the state tournament, Maui High coach Gilbert Silva is the MIL D-I Coach of the Year.
The Lunas have won an all-sport league-record 87 games in a row, dating to 2006. Fernandez plays on the same club team as most of the Luna roster.
"They are really tough," Fernandez said. "They have a lot of finesse when they play. They make the rest of the league better. When we practice, that is the main goal, to beat them. We are constantly trying to get better to beat the Lunas."
Tiana Camarillo is the twin sister of second-team MIL All-Star Tiare Camarillo. The rest of the D-II first team is Allie Rudow of Seabury Hall, and Molokai's Shaniah Mollena-Lopez, Hepuakea Falealii and Lehiwa Pedro.
MIL D-II Coach of the Year is Lee DeRouin after leading Molokai to the title.
"Wow, it's very shocking because we didn't win MIL," Tiana Camarillo said. "I'm very thankful for getting it a second time."
She got to share her high school basketball experience with her twin - their father, Rama Camarillo, is the team's coach.
"I talk about basketball with my sister almost every day, especially with my dad," Tiana Camarillo said. "We mostly talk about the mentality and how to be very confident with ourselves because we are the two older people on the team."
* Robert Collias is at email@example.com


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me gusta más como queda en la camiseta de la chica
I'm not trying to be mean…I like the design, but I don't like the placement
Yes indeed… I figured there was something wrong with the placement.
How would you see it by the way? Couldn't quite picture it otherwise…
Thanks anyway :)
The placement isn't bad; I'm not sure what else you would do with it. I think it only looks strange because in the shot above you're seeing two heads (the other from the model) that are about the same size in a very 2 dimensional space. I don't think it would look as strange once it was on an actual shirt.
Nicely done. I like the simplicity.
i love it. the placement is lovely too.
i think the design looks amazing
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And why might we be asking ?
"Q: What is the % likelihood that the US might Invade Iran in the Next Decade ?.... What kind of process did you go through to answer the question ?" - from a recent Powerpoint presentation on future trends given to ExxonMobil executives. (see also : Low fat Humanized Pigs)
"Confident Bremer hurries away from Baghdad"
"Confident Bremer hurries away from Baghdad" "Brave Sir Robin ran away. Bravely ran away, away!" Hey! Where's that $20 billion in Iraqi oil revenue money? I know it was laying around here somewhere (maybe in those pants I threw in the laundry?)
Some lysol, bleach, heavy duty trash bags...
Calling the 'cleaner' - like Harvey Keitel, who has both played a 'cleaner' and become one in real life, Zbigniew Brzezinski now moves in to rectify the mess. "The present policy - justified by falsehoods, pursued with unilateral arrogance, blinded by self-delusion, and stained by sadistic excesses - cannot be corrected with a few hasty palliatives."
Well, they're not doing people yet.
Where's Thursday, May 6 ? - Nightline "disappears" show segment - OK, I've waited almost 2 weeks. Now, it's official - Nightline "disappeared" it's own show. On Thursday May 6, 2004, Nightline featured, prominently, a call for a phased US pullout from Iraq by Retired Lieutenant General, William Odom - Ronald Reagan's head of the National Security Agency. Odom recommended turning the whole mess over to the UN. Mention of Odom or the segment is kind of hard to pry out of ABC . You can buy a transcript though, so this isn't really censorship, right?...........
A leash to shake the White House ?
"Pull out, pull out", she cried, "Before it's too late!" - Sex sells. Amidst the ongoing PR conflagration - as newly released imagery of the psychosexual humiliation, by US guards at Abu Ghraib, of imprisoned Iraqis (a naked Iraqi man on a leash held by a female American soldier, notably) provokes widespread outrage (and the Red Cross says things are much worse than those pictures show), the BBC reports on informed speculation that the perfect storm of a growing insurgency, political reversals, and a PR debacle will lead to a hasty coalition pullout from Iraq. A frustrated and tense "Machine Gun Cheney" achieves release, via his wheelbarrel load of 30 guns (including a Thompson), blasting away at a Secret Service gun range. His aim, they say, is very good. But will Cheney bite the bullet and level with the American public about what it will now take for the US to prevail in Iraq ?
They're not dead really. They're just 'resting'....
Disappearing the Dead: 'casualty agnosticism', and the Idea of a `New Warfare' A new report ( See Boston Globe story ) by the Project on Defense Alternatives details how, in promoting it's "New [sanitized] Warfare" concept, the Pentagon has refused to release it's estimates of civilian casualties and sought to "sink the whole issue of war casualties in an impenetrable murk of skepticism" (also with the aid of Psyops campaigns). This has, the report claims : 1) made the postwar stabilization in Afghanistan and Iraq far more difficult and 2) damaged the U.S.' international reputation. [ via Cursor ]
umm, whose women? and who are
Rumors of rape fan anti-American flames "They are raping our women!" - This is the eternal tribalistic cry and lament, often all too true but also often used as a baseless or exaggerated claim for war propaganda, to incite to hatred of a "barbaric" enemy who commits unspeakable acts ( see The "Rape of Kuwait"). The history of Rape in Warfare is long and may be instinctually driven, at least in part. Now, mass rumors spreading through Turkey - which seem to have inspired a recent indigenous Turkish terrorist car bombing - allege mass rapes of Iraqi women by American troops. "There are more than 4000 rape events on the record" claimed the Turkish journal Yeni Safak, on October 22, "citing" (though the purported supporting citation contains nothing about such atrocities) internet sex therapist Dr. Susan Block's piece on the metaphorical "Rape of Iraq"[ Warning : preceding link is NSFW ! Here's the work-safe CounterPunch version]. Having more or less invented modern PR and propaganda techniques (see Ed. Bernays, Ivy Lee) - handy during both war and peace - Americans are now on the receiving end of Propaganda's use of the shameless lie. (identification of "mystery meat" links inside)
Once a life, now just a foot.
The severed foot : "The force of the blast propelled this severed foot over a high wall, into the yard of an unoccupied house." - In Iraq, has the US seized something similar to the West bank or the Gaza strip (but the size and population of California) in which "The light at the end of the tunnel" casts a wan, pallid light over a future in which such events will seem routine ?
Osama, wild and free, is pleased...
Terrorist playground: How America created a terrorist haven in Iraq Jessica Stern, a lecturer at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government and author of "Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill" argues, in a New York Times op ed piece, that U.S. negligence has allowed Iraq to metastasize into a terrorist training camp to which Islamic militants from all over the Middle East are now flocking for a chance to attack American troops, and in which the Iraq/Al-Qaeda links alleged by the Bush Administration are becoming a reality. Listen to Jessica Stern on "On Point" tonight (a WBUR production and will be archived if you miss it).
Suffering knows no boundaries, no ideology.
Adopt-a-Pagan-Soldier - No pagans in foxholes? Think again! Meanwhile, the Adopt-a-Soldier movement gains momentum. Heed this well, opponents of the ongoing invasion (or liberation) of Iraq: US troops did not engineer the plan for a "Pax Americana" which underlies the US action in Iraq. No, they were pulled away from their families and their jobs, and lack basic necessities: such as SPF-30 sunscreen, and chapstick. Send them a care package. And while you are at it, why not donate to the UN Refugee Fund set up to cope with an expected 1 millon or so refugees, and a possible humanitarian disaster, in Iraq?
Welcome your new (numerically challenged) liberal media overlords!
Media covers massive D.C. (and world) Anti-War protests, discounts numbers - Backflash: NPR and the NYT later issued apologies for their drastic undercounting of the Oct. 26 D.C. Anti-War protest - later admitted to be between 100,000 and 200,000 in size "...It was not as large as the organizers of the protest had predicted. They had said there would be 100,000 people here. I'd say there are fewer than 10,000"(NPR's Nancy Marshall) Last saturday's D.C. AntiWar protest received far more media coverage but a similar discounting of the numbers. IndyMedia (above link) provided numbers more in line with D.C. Police statements. Many media outlets ran the same AP news feed. [NYT, NPR , CNN, ABC, AP] and claimed..."Thousands" or "tens of thousands" of protesters. But in the words of those who witnessed it (as I did - 2.5 times size of Oct. 26 protest, from what I saw): 'D.C. police chief Charles Ramsey said, "It's one of the biggest ones we've had, certainly in recent times." U.S. Capitol Police chief Terrance Gainer said, "I know everyone is skittish about saying a number, but this was big. An impressive number." A C-SPAN cameraman I spoke to spent the entire protest on the roof of a cargo truck just to the side of the stage. He told me that he had covered dozens of protests in his time, and that the crowd on Saturday was the biggest he had ever seen.' (story) and organizers claimed 500,000 marched in DC meanwhile, a new poll shows support for a war on Iraq is slipping in the US and also dropping at the UN
"Cops of the World": remembering Phil Ochs
"Cops of the World": remembering Phil Ochs -------------------------------------------- Ochs lyrics: "We're hairy and horny and ready to shack. We don't care if you're yellow or black. Just take off your clothes and lie down on your back.'Cause we're the Cops of the World, boys. We're the Cops of the World."------------ LISTEN to his songs (realplayer/quicktime) Amidst the unilateralist talk of invading Iraq, and the (mostly media ignored) "biggest anti-war protests since the Vietnam War" [quote-Wash.Post,Oct. 27] last saturday, I thought of Phil Ochs......some of his songs [see Ochs lyrics index] haven't aged well, but some are still as searingly acidic as the day he wrote them, as above or in "Love me, I'm a liberal":"Once I was young and impulsive, I wore every conceivable pin...But I've grown older and wiser, and that's why I'm turning you in. So love me, love me, love me, I'm a liberal." ------- Phil Ochs ------- (born 1940, suicide 1976)
Hubbert's Peak: the impending oil shortage
Hubbert's Peak: the impending oil shortage Is this the REAL reason behind the push to invade Iraq? In 1956. M. King Hubbert, a respected petroleum geologist, predicted - to within a year! - the peak in US oil production: 1970. US oil production has declined every year since. Using the same statistical methods, others now predict a world peak in oil production within a decade or even as early as 2006.
"I'm not sure which planet they live on"
"I'm not sure which planet they live on" While Wesley Clark stumps for War on Public Radio's darling station WBUR, "Hawks in the Bush administration may be making deadly miscalculations on Iraq, says Gen. Anthony Zinni, Bush's Middle East envoy." To answer Zinni's question: they're certainly NOT living on planet "accidental armageddon", or planet "C.I.A. Warns That a U.S. Attack May Ignite Terror" or planet "Butler Fears Israel could Use Nukes". I'd say they're on planet Shifting rationals for war, planet Pax Americana, planet "Bullish on War", planet "G.I.Joe's Forward Command Post", planet "Universal US Draft", planet "Blanket immunity for US" and when they're not thinking about war, they go to planet "upward wealth transfer" and also hang out sometimes at planet "genetically targeted weapons as politically usefull tools and perception reengineering via nanobots, psychedelic drugs and valium" But they stay far away from planet "Origins of Fascism in the US". And they hang garlic on their beds to ward off planet "Is Bush a commie mole trying to destroy capitalism?" from the Krugman nebula.
Elephant in the living room: A radical Islamic Nuclear Pakistan
Elephant in the living room: A radical Islamic Nuclear Pakistan (NYT reg. : name-metafilter password-metafilter) "Hard-line Islamic parties did unexpectedly well in Pakistan's election last week, and Pervez Musharraf's hold on power may be slipping. Do I need to point out that Pakistan is a lot bigger than Iraq, and already has nuclear weapons?...These guys [Bush Adm]want to fight a conventional war; since Al Qaeda won't oblige, they'll attack someone else who will [Iraq]. And watching from the alley, the terrorists are pleased. " -Paul Krugman, once again forced to state the obvious; the US is, effectively, helping with Al Qaeda's goal of radicalizing Islamic populations. In parts of Pakistan, they call Musharaff "Busharaff", and Nick Kristoff notes "Even in Kuwait, where Yankees have the best possible claim on Arab gratitude, a significant minority of men and women regard us as worms" and that "The most common name given to Pakistani boys born after 9/11 in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province reportedly was Osama." What does this have to do with a war in Iraq? Well.........
"Worst case is modern Armaggedon"
"Worst case is modern Armaggedon" Dick Cheney reportedly has ambitious plans to chop Iraq into little pieces but Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Bob Graham worries that terrorist attacks against Americans were "highly likely" in the event of a war with Iraq, which Graham thinks could escalate into "modern Armaggedon". Also worried or unimpressed by the Bush Adminstration's rational for war (flash) a few Americans protested . The NYT and the Washington Post ignored the large protests in Britain, but nobody could ignore it when 1.5 million Italians hit the streets. Guess it's war anyway, eh?
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Gardening with a little help
Funny how dogs have to be in on the action. The minute I got the spade out and started digging she planted herself in the middle of where I was working and wouldn't be moved.
That's what's called a "garden watchdog" as in "You garden. I watch."
Shortly after our old Lab departed the planet I dreamed I walked into the kitchen and there she was. With perfect lucid dreaming, I thought -- I know this is a dream but I am not going to miss the opportunity! So I sat down on the floor and embraced her & massaged her grizzly coat & kissed her silky grey muzzle. I wish I wish I knew how to post a photo of her lying in the dirt of the emerging stone path wearing her orange, neon river collar. :-) Enjoy your friend this gardening season!
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Find out about the innovative Darwin Centre development project. Designed by internationally renowned C F Møller Architects of Denmark, the new building's construction began in June 2006. It was unveiled to the public on 15 September 2009.
Catch some amazing photographs of the building in our architectural slideshow
'An innovative project like the Darwin Centre deserves to be housed in an iconic building. The new Darwin Centre building will feature a 65-metre-long, 8-storey-high cocoon, both symbolically and actually providing protection to the collections housed within.' - Neil Greenwood, Programme Director, Darwin Centre
The state-of-the-art Darwin Centre cost £78 million and took around 25 months and 280 people to build. Walk through the building's spectacular atrium and marvel at the gigantic cocoon inside its glass box.
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The magnificent cocoon structure protects and houses the Museum's most valuable specimen collections. Designed by internationally renowned C F Møller Architects of Denmark, construction began in June 2006 and finished in September 2008. After all the collections and displays were moved in, it opened to the public on 15 September 2009.
See more in our Darwin Centre cocoon architectural highlight slideshow
'There were many fascinating elements to explore: the sheer size of this valuable collection; the complexity of the scientists' working environment, and their relationship to this collection - all bound together by the very contemporary concept of allowing the public to see behind the scenes. In the cocoon building, the boundaries between the inner and outer worlds of scientific research are blurred and we have achieved a transparency... without interrupting the work in progress.' - Anna Maria Indrio, partner in charge, C F Møller Architects.


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Producer Irwin Allen's 1974 thriller about a fiery high rise is a classic of the genre. The cast wasn't bad either: Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, Faye Dunaway, Fred Astaire, William Holden and Richard Chamberlain are among the shakers and bakers. Part two airs the same time tomorrow.
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Rob Kardashian Reunites with Cheryl Burke for N.Y.C. Party
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Rob Kardashian had a DWTS reunion with pro Cheryl Burke at a bash inside New York's Dream Downtown Hotel – but the reality star wasn't getting busy on the dance floor. Nope, Kardashian was the night's deejay at the party for Macy's line Ideology, and he took his job seriously, spinning a mix of tunes by everyone from Maroon 5 to Rihanna. Later, Burke popped into the booth to cheer him on, then raved to PEOPLE about Kardashian's skills. "The music's great," she said. – Tiffany Hopkins
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She may have recently won the mirror-ball trophy with DWTS partner J.R. Martinez, but Karina Smirnoff is still close with her former partner Ralph Macchio. They enjoyed some quality time with his entire family (including wife and kids) at Beauty & Essex in New York. For her meal, Smirnoff ate salmon and also saved room for an array of ice cream for dessert, a source says. – Jennifer Garcia
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I had this at a friend's house a few weeks ago. The original recipe came from Cuisine magazine and used baby spinach instead of silverbeet. I am always trying to find ways to include silverbeet. It flourishes in the garden but is often treated as the poor cousin of the patch.
This is a big, wonderful, full-flavoured dish. It would be good to serve with a simple roast of chicken or pork. You probably wouldn't need to offer anything else as you are getting your greens and carbs from the one plate. This recipe will easily feed 10 as a side dish and leftovers are just as tasty the next day.
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- Caramelise 300g of walnut halves. Heat 3tbsp of liquid honey and 2tbsp of grape seed oil (or some other light oil) in a pan. Mix in the walnuts and gently combine all together until the nuts are sticky and lightly coloured.
- Mix 4tbsp of red wine vinegar and 4tsp of grain mustard with 4tbsp of walnut oil, if you have it. If you don't have walnut oil, use olive.
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HUNTSVILLE, AL -- More than two weeks after being shut down by the city for owing four months of sales taxes, The Chef's Table, among the city's most popular restaurants, has been rescued by a group of donors and allowed to reopen.
On Wednesday afternoon, Tom Chapman, one of the restaurant's co-owners, paid the $12,000 in sales taxes that the restaurant owed the city. Aunia Chapman, Tom's wife and co-owner, said "six couples banded together" to pay the back taxes.
She said the city has allowed the restaurant to reopen, but that it likely would not officially reopen until next Tuesday.
A fundraiser, originally scheduled for Friday night in an effort by long-time customers to save the restaurant, will proceed as planned, she said.
"This is the most positive thing in weeks," she said late Wednesday afternoon. "It's pretty awesome."
The Chef's Table has been on Cecil Ashburn Drive since 2004. It opened on South Memorial Parkway in 2000.
The restaurant has been closed since Sept. 21. The Chapmans said Chuck Hagood, the city's clerk/treasurer, phoned them to say the restaurant had been closed.
Later, a city policeman came to the restaurant to inform them of the consequences of reopening: a citation and possible fines as much as $500 for the second offense, then a possible arrest of the manager for the third.
Said Aunia Chapman: "One (donor) said, 'Isn't it amazing what a little restaurant can do to the community?' The city is paid, and they're happy. They said we can open our doors."
In an empty restaurant on Tuesday, chairs turned upside-down on the tables, Tom Chapman said, "We're owning up to the fact that we've made mistakes. We're not running or hiding. We're trying to fix the problems, get back in business and start anew."
As word of the restaurant's difficulties has spread, Chapman said he had become increasingly optimistic.
Support from the restaurant's clientele and employees was so substantial, he said, that he expected about 200 to 300 to attend the fundraiser, scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. and last deep into the evening.
On a typical Friday night, the restaurant has about 150 to 175 customers, Tom Chapman said.
"We're not charging anything," he said. "We're doing this at the request of the people who don't want to see (the restaurant) go away."
By Aunia Chapman's estimate, there were about 100 phone calls and visits from restaurant supporters.
Some of those supporters have offered to auction items at Friday's fundraiser. Among those gifts: a weekend at a condominium in the North Carolina mountains and a weekend at a condo in Gulf Shores.
The Chapmans said their financial problems began last fall. With the recession, Tom Chapman said, the restaurant's business was down about 30 percent from last September through July.
A power outage in southeast Huntsville in late June caused the restaurant to close on a Friday night, one of its most profitable nights. In early July, there was another lost weekend night, this one a Saturday night.
"That takes your operating capital, and it kills you," Aunia Chapman said. "We were doing great until the recession hit, and we had to make changes and scale back. When you're operating day-to-day, it's hard to recover."
The Schraders, Aunia Chapman's family, are among the best-known restaurateurs in Huntsville. Among her family's restaurants: Ol' Heidelberg and Cafe Berlin German restaurants.
About the time the difficulties with the city began, said Tom Chapman, the restaurant was also having problems with its ventilation.
Earlier this week, the front door of the restaurant was an indication of the Chef's Table's troubles.
Slipped into the door was a citation from the Madison County Health Department, issued, in part, because of the vent-hood problems, the Chapmans say. Above the citation was a sign:
"We are very sorry. Our vent stove hood system is down. We are unable to cook without filling the restaurant with smoke. We hope to have it repaired today."
For more details about the fundraiser for The Chef's Table, visit the Facebook event page. You can also check out the restaurant's Facebook page here.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Satellite imagery shows North Korea is upgrading its old launch site in the secretive country's northeast to handle larger rockets, like space launch vehicles and intercontinental missiles, a U.S. institute claimed Tuesday.
The U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies said the upgrade of the Musudan-ri site began last summer and reflects North Korean determination to expand its rocket program.
The U.S. and other nations are worried such rockets could be developed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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being an NHL Fan in general i am filled with excitement and joy right now. these playoffs have been nothing short of spectacular. every single playoff match is exciting and fun to watch. but mainly due to seeing certain teams playing well and really giving their fans something to cheer aboot. (ottawa, florida, phoenix, la, nashville). it would be good for the NHL if these teams made it beyond the 2nd round. why? cause it would bring spark to their franchises, and who knows maybe draw more fans. i say this because my Grandmother never watched hockey before 1998. never saw a game in her life. not living too far from DC she started watching the caps and the cup run they had. and even though they came up short against you know who.. , she still is a fan to this day.
and i know theres the whole ratings issue with tv. well in my opinion screw ratings. i think seeing these teams compete on national television would interest people and then they would say " wow i didnt know this team would get this far" or " jesus murphy this team is really good". this is why i love the NHL Playoffs. it gives teams you didnt think would make it past the first round the chance to shine, and bring out the best in them.
so my questions for you are : which of these 5 teams do you think can make a strong playoff run? and would you watch a Florida vs Phoenix or Ottawa vs Nashville Stanley Cup Final?
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DescriptionSea Battle is a strategic game for two players only. Each player controls a fleet of ships including Submarines, Destroyers, and Battleships. The goal is to engage and sink enemy ships. The winner is the player who commands the troop transport ship into the opponent's harbor. There are two phases in Sea Battle; the strategy phase, and the combat phase. The strategy phase includes maneuvering your fleet into different strategic positions on the map, laying mines, and repair fleets. Opponents engage in ship-to-ship warfare in the combat phase, triggered by the ENGAGE button. Each of the different types of ships has there own strengths and weaknesses, such as weapon range and maneuverability.
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TriviaThe Atari 2600 version of this game was completed by APh Technological Consulting for Mattel in 1982 but not released. Mattel had created a new rule that all games had to be playable by one player, at least.This game was shown at the Classic Gaming Expo in 1999 and the response was favorable enough that Intellivision Productions sold it at the Classic Gaming Expo in 2000.
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Submitted by Charissa Fleischer on
Our search for the perfect high-protein, nutrient dense flour is now over! We are thrilled to announce that effective immediately we are switching our base flour to an all natural gluten-free cricket flour.
Thailand Unique, the vendor of cricket flour (and other edible insects and bug-related products) raises crickets on commercial farms and feeds them a healthy diet of mixed grains and vegetables and raised in clean hygienic conditions. The crickets are processed at an FDA approved factory and the resulting flour is 100% natural, with no preservatives, artificial colors or added flavors. In addition to being a good source of protein, the flour provides a good source of iron and B12!
We plan to use the cricket flour in all of our breads, muffins, cookies, and even cheesecakes! We can't wait for you to try our new and improved gluten-free cricket products!
New to cooking and baking with cricket flour? Here are some resources and recipes that will get you hopping around your kitchen in no time!
The Eat-a-Bug Cookbook, Revised: 40 Ways to Cook Crickets, Grasshoppers, Ants, Water Bugs, Spiders, Centipedes, and Their Kin
Classic Chocolate Cricket Cookies
Hopping Good Cricket Fried Rice
Cricket Pad Thai and more from Insects are Food
Garlic Butter Fried Grasshoppers, Grasshopper Fritters and more
We hope you enjoy!
- the Zest Bakery staff
Niki replied on Permalink
This is fake, right?
Diane Decker replied on Permalink
I don't know if this posted on Facebook already. I really really enjoyed your April Fool's post. You and Irvin Lin of Eat the Love did fabulous jobs of posting as if you were dead serious. With both, it took a few seconds to sink in, then I started guffawing. Not something I do regularly. Thanks for a good laugh.
Charissa Fleischer replied on Permalink
:) So glad you enjoyed! Funny thing is there was a lot of interest! Would be an interesting experiment for sure.