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The magazine takes complex and sometimes difficult to understand TVP concepts and breaks them down into more readily understandable real-world examples to help everyone understand this massive proposal much easier. We also introduce readers to many newer technologies and ideas that may help to propel humanity beyond the current mess we're in.
The magazine is compatible with any device and operating system. We also have other tools like curated news and videos based on automated systems to bring the best news and videos from around the world, plus a huge and interactive quiz based on all of our issues to test your knowledge about TVP or the world in general.
Fantastic Job, The best explanation of languages I have ever read. I tend not to be a nit-picker when it comes to language, i.e. if somebody asks me "Toilet where is" I understand that they are asking where is the toilet. Although it may seem wrongly worded, maybe in their language it is the normal syntax. Keep up the good work, I will sponsor you... I try to spread the word about the Venus Project but as you mentioned there are some people who are 10 year projects. In the meantime I am trying to do my bit for the world, teaching my kid to think laterally and without discrimination. I am also in the process of a Solar Panel project for my house which will emancipate me from financial slavery (at least for electricity), plus reduce my carbon footprint, eventually plan to buy an electric car too. I try to grow my own fruits and vegetables in my garden. I have read all the issues of TVP magazine from the very first day you published.
Thanks Luke, your article in TVPM was inspiring, many good and real life experience and sharing that can be helpful the next time I try to talk to people about TVP.
Special thanks to you for being inspired from the article "Rethinking Education" by Tio. It contributed to me by quit from the university degree and start receiving proper and interesting education through the internet, gain the skills that I want.
I enjoy reading the deeply detailed content presented in this article. It's engagingly interesting to read a completely alternative perspective from the everyday loop accepted by the general public. Nice work. I highly recommend TVP Magazine to my friends.
About TVPM Earth ebook: "Very thought provoking and refreshing assembly of facts without the popular but confusing addition of biased opinions. Well presented, streamlined and easy to digest."
Wasn't much of a magazine fan in the past, that changed when I came across this amazing work. Very well laid out and happy to help financially so that others not as fortunate are not deprived from learning from TVP Magazine.
As a curious young cell of this tortured planet, your magazine is very inspirational to me. I would like everyone to be concerned about the topics you talk about, but it seems we are a rare species on earth... for now. I want to support your ambitious but amazing project and help you spread your ideas so that future generations may finally find the right path to a more "civilized" world than we think it already is. Thank you for relieving me from headaches when I feel like I do't belong in a such unbalanced society. With all my respect and consideration, Eva Buchet, French 22 year-old IT student
TVP magazine has become one of my favorite tools to help 'outsiders' past their initial reflex of cognitive dissonance and immature insights in what The Venus Project socio-economic philosophy is all about. Thank you so much for the ongoing effort in collecting and impressively publishing the most interesting and mind broadening news and refreshing perspectives so much needed by a global society desperately yearning for a fundamental change of course.
proofread: I'm very impressed by this magazine because it makes me understand the world and the philosophies better. I have many difficulties to understand because I'm from Romania, but with the help of Google Translate, everything goes well. I try my best to understand. With this feedback, I want to say thank you for these articles, and I wish you the best and success in future work.
TVPMagazine is, in my honest opinion, the most interesting, well done, and relevant thing 've ever read online. Before the magazine, TVP was just an interesting concept to me, but now I feel like it is a vision of the possible future, a truly progressive movement worth supporting and becoming a part of. I have pondered alternative systems quite a bit, and I would love to help build on and grow this project. If there is anything I can do, I am here. Thanks for all the hard work.
Very informative and insightful. Makes you think about things in a different way. Keep up the good work.
I live in Kazakhstan and 'd like to say that this is the best magazine I've ever read. It had a profound influence to my lifestyle, to my way of thinking. I want to say you thanks for your work.
This magazine is awesome! It does a great job at explaining ideas which can seem complicated at first. I have learned so much from reading it.
Mr Rodrigo's fifth grade English class in Buenos Aires, Argentina uses TVP Magazine to learn about the world. The first image shows the classroom notes that were taken after reading pages 152-157 from our special issue "Earth". The second picture shows what the students created to show how they feel about TVP Magazine, or as Mr Rodrigo put it, "And then some hope-bringing messages from 10 year-old homo-sapiens". We are delighted that they are gaining so much from TVP and TVP Magazine, and if you are reading this, kids, we want you to know that YOU ROCK, TOO!
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Dear Tio, Your valuable article called "TVP Magazine Needs Your Help!" really helped me develop a feeling of deep appreciation and gratefulness for the valuable time and effort you kindly spend for creating TVPM. Now that I am more aware of the efforts that are made for preparing this unique and informative magazine, I have much more reason to read it more thoroughly and carefully than before. Keep up the good work. 🙂 With best wishes for both of you.
Hallo! I so far agree with Jaque Fresco and his team in all points concerning a need for humanity to cease living on extreme"capitalistic" bases. Kindest regards and all my admiration for all the positive work you do.
Awesome read and thoroughly enjoyed it! Great Work
Tvp magazine is an outstanding source of information not found yet from other sources.
As with everything Venus project related, I learn more, I grasp more, am able to understand and process all the information in order to see what we can do about ... nowadays... and the future. After all I do hope we will be able to witness changes of hearts and minds to the future for every single being on planet Earth. I am also, thanks to the TVPM , able to spread all of the thoughts, ideas and deeds around hoping to make other experience and see how the world can be.
Hey TVP, I love the article explaining the water in its three states! I think it should entirely be in every schoolbook!
Beautiful work on this magazine! Something for everyone and anyone! Positive learning experience for the most part. I desire to get to work on this project. Big thanks for YOUR efforts and inspirations!
Groundbreaking work, truly triumphant dedication, and time and effort well spent in developing what I call the truth. I removed my hat for Jacque Fresco and his team. Cheers!
For me, it gives understandable and practical examples to understand some difficult subjects, and to me, this is very helpful given that language is subject to interpretation. Examples give me a better way to understand what you mean by your words. Also, I really like how you combine the latest news subjects (eg. Ebola virus) with some more general subjects (eg. how our values can be considered viruses). In addition, it gives me scientific info which expands my knowledge on how humans relate to everything else in this world (eg. how many other living species exist), and sometimes this makes me feel really excited!
Dear volunteers at the TVP Magazine, Your great and unique publication is truly expanding my horizon and at the same time correcting some misconceptions I used to have about some subjects. As an example, your article about Freedom and Democracy by Colin, greatly helped me correct my wrong idea about considering the US as the freest country on Earth. Wishing you all the best
This magazine is so awesome! After I learned about the Venus Project and the Magazine, I completely changed my view of the world and myself. I appreciate, which others also say, that the Project and the Magazine has pulled me out of deep depression in an unbelievable short amount of time. No Pill or Doctor could have "healed" me better from my detrimental views than the Venus Project! Thank you!
Tio, Thank you for the magazine and for the time and effort you put into it month after month 🙂 This is one thing I look forward to each month and share with my loved ones, friends, aquaintances, etc... It is amazing how each article has something that will click with a particular person and get them started thinking of progress, harmony, TVP. While I embrace TVP wholeheartedly, I find people are slow to warm up, hesitant, which is normal (vaccine needed :)) and the magazine makes a tremendous difference in my own efforts to educate and help others in gentle ways. For this is a beautiful path, beautiful idea, that begs to be embraced, put into practice, come to fruition. Jacque is truly a brilliant mind and compassionate heart! What a combo! Thank you again, Tio, you do a marvelous job!
The top magazine inspires my imagination and encourages me to look at things in a different way and question things rather than accept the "given" explanation and opinions of things. I question how our world and societies are run and organised and by whom and for what reason they are doing it. I have learned about the REAL monetary system and how we live in perpetual debt and how working for a living has made us a world of modern day slaves having to work to get the money we need to survive and exist in today's world. I have learn to think bigger thoughts and dream bigger dreams and hope that one day ideas will get a chance to thrive and humanity will be brave enough to try and live a different way. I have TVP and the many videos you have produced and linked me to to thank for opening my mind further and seeing that I wasn't paranoid for suspecting big companies and politicians for being corrupt. In short I love the magazine and TVP in general and I will continue to read and encourage others to educate themselves by reading its content. Thank you and keep up the good work!
This magazine is great! I've been reading it whenever I have the chance. I think my e-subscription goes back about a year, so there are several issues to read. It's such a huge amount of material that I never get to finish the current issue before a new one arrives in my inbox. That's ok! It's a good problem to have (i.e. too much good stuff to read). Thank you. Hopefully all these future ideas will become a real future soon...
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Tvp magazine is so full of high quality information it's made my new scientists subscription (£3.90 a magazine) obsolete.
Very insightful. 'm waiting the next issue eagerly. Every issue gives me new ideas and always corrects and shapes my biased attitudes on different angles.Tio, you are amazing :)...Keep up the good job.
Super informational and written in a simple and concise manner where a wide audience can understand. Keep up the great work Tio and other contributing members!!!
Just started reading the magazine, what you present is concise, imaginative and persuasive. A real eye-opener.
The magazine is very rich in content, including links to sources, videos, graphics etc. that satisfy even the most demanding reader and with wonderfully varying subjects/themes in each number. The only magazine I read from cover to cover every time + I love the fact that you store it, so I don't have to - allowing me to go back to older issues if and when I so desire.
Effective way of utilizing media! Thank you for taking the time to prepare such amazing educational magazine. I have learned and enjoyed it all the time. Keep it up!
Loved the article on Education. Thank you for this wonderful magazine!
Insightful articles...keep up the Great work! Thx
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I just want to say a billion thank you's!! Every article is extremely well written and exciting and thought provoking. I have such hope for the future! Keep doing the great work and I'll keep sharing everything.
TVPMagazine is certainly an eye openner and makes one realize that we live in a prison of our own self-imposed illusions. "WOW" Thank you!!!!
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Simply gorgeous way of educating people.
Really interesting magazine. I did read everything. Just wanted to thank you and TVP people. TVPMagazine offers me a better understanding of how some technologies work.
Reading tvp magazine feels like spending a day in some super advance future society and then coming back to this one. Once you have, you never see things the same again as the knowledge and understanding you get from it allows you, sometimes sadly, to understand real causes and effects. The real truth behind everything they cover. The one sad thing about reading tvp is that it lays bare how backwards we still are. Once you start understanding how things should be and realizing you're not the only one that feels a certain weird way about the world you live in, you realize how uncivilized, moronic and unsophisticated we still are overall. And how corrupted and brainwashed we always are to some extent without even realizing it. Feels like being a kid again and having those moments when you have a major realization every few years that changes the way you see everything around you including you. Like a mental grow spurt. Like your intellect went up to another level.. I like the topics and the depth with which they deal with them and break things down to their basics making everything so much easier to understand. It's pathetic that a magazine with this content has to beg for pennies to survive. I'll be buying hard copies in case they ever go away or maybe the whole venus project goes away. I'll pass them on to the next generation in the family.
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Free drinks all day
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What else can be said about this hotel that has not already been said! This hotel would have to be one of the best we have ever stayed in. We arrived via taxi from the station and were immediately shown to our room, on the third floor with a French balcony as I had requested by email. The room was not huge, but considerably larger than the one we had had in Paris. There was a large, very comfortable, bed, a large desk, a wardrobe, and easy chair and double glazed French doors to the French balcony overlooking the Herengracht canal. There was a small, but extremely functional bathroom with a great shower.
The best part of Banks Mansion is the wonderful staff. They are just so incredibly helpful with any request, no matter no large or small. We also loved the all inclusive factor. Everything in the mini bar is complimentary, although I think we only had a bottle of water on one occasion, and there are also decanters of whisky, gin and cognac in the room. The bar setup downstairs in the lobby, known as "The Living" is fantastic. It is available at all times, but we really only went in the evenings when from 5pm to 8pm there are wines and cheeses available. It is just so relaxing to help yourself to a glass of wine and some Dutch cheese or salami and to have a chat to other tourists from countries all around the world.
Each evening after dinner, we could help ourselves to an espresso coffee and a Baileys Irish Cream and either have them in The Living or take them back upstairs. It was absolutely wonderful and so nice to not have to worry about the room bill at the end of the stay.
Breakfast is also included as part of the all inclusive policy and cannot be faulted. There is a large range of cold meats, cheeses, breads and pastries as well as cereals, juices and fresh fruits. As well as that there is an incredibly efficient egg chef who cooks eggs, pancakes or French toast to order, together with bacon and sausages. There is another automatic espresso machine for delicious coffee.
DVDs are available at no charge from reception, wifi is fantastic and also included, and there are even a few Ipads in the living if you can't be bothered bringing your own or your laptop down with you.
If we ever go back to Amsterdam, we would not consider staying anywhere else. It is truly excellent.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Banks Mansion Amsterdam
A real find in Amsterdam
The Banks Mansion is a very discreet hotel tucked away from the bizz of Amsterdam yet located very conveniently within the heart of the city. The staff are very friendly and professional and the service that the hotel offers with, complimentary drinks offered in the room rate as well as breakfast in addition to steam rooms combined in the shower cubicles make it somewhere truly different to stay provided of course, that people do not take too much advantage if the complimentary drinks.
The Banks Mansion Hotel and its staff have contributed to an excellent stay in Amsterdam and have inspired us to make a promise to return to this exciting and different city.
Cannot recommend enough!
Arriving outside the hotel, i knew i had made an excellent choice! Reception was warm & cosy with free drinks & snacks all day. The staff were really helpful & friendly, couldn't do enough for you. Onto the room: huge double bed, which believe it or not was too comfortable for me- could have stayed they all day!! Free mini bar in room, tv & dvd player. Bathroom was tastefully decorated in crisp black & white tiles with a shower cubicle, which had a large rain showerhead. Maid service every day while i was there.
Breakfast time has a wide variety of warm and cold dishes, which included freshly cooked pancakes, omlettes, bacon & sausages. Cereal & fruit are also provided if you want to watch you waistline while your there!
The location was great, just down the road from the famous floating flower market, & for the price we paid, this was, by far the best hotel i have ever stayed in.
Great hotel, great location, shame about the bedroom furniture!
What a great place. Staff very friendly and helpful. The complimentary bar was even more fantastic. The design of the hotel makes it very individual, art deco meets the 1960's. The room and stair carpets are, well, very interesting, amazing! Go see for yourself!
The room furnishings, although again in the style of the designer, was made in plastic veneer, yuk. What a shame. It spoilt the overall look of the place. Don't let it put you off though. You will enjoy Amsterdam and your stay at Banks Mansion. We did!
Best kept secret
Stayed here for 4 nights at end of August, 2004. The newly remodeled Banks Mansion is perhaps one of the most chic hotels in Amsterdam. I haved stayed here previously (4-5 times across the years) when it was known as the Canal Crown. This remodeled hotel is sooooo different, you wouldn't think you were staying in the same hotel. You'll find the new rooms quite stunning ... very classy .... FRank Lloyd Wright inspired ... nice decor, spacious, beautiful canal view, excellent a/c .. with in-room extras such as flat panel TV, free movies, DVD player .. FREE in room drinks (includ. gin, brandy, whisky, beer) ... luxurious modern bathroom with great shower ... breakfast offers quite a variety, including freshly made omlettes ... and the lobby area with coffee maker, drinks, snacks, and internet access .. all inclusive ... made my stay quite a wonderful experience. Staff is friendly. Location excellent ... quiet, yet near everything .. and price was excellent, although I can't see it staying like this ... have stayed at many other superior class hotels in Amsterdam, but the Banks Mansion sets itself apart from the others. Can't say enough good things about it.
Wonderful hotel with charm and freebies
Stayed here in Sept. 2004. Excellent location, five minutes from everything, on a canal, just slightly removed from the tourist hubbub. The service is beyond reproach. They couldn't do enough to make your stay pleaseant. The breakfast was excellent, with many choices, hot cooked egg dishes to order, breads, etc. The hotel prides itself on being different, by offering gratis a lobby bar stocked with hot and cold drinks, alcoholic drinks, beers, wines, nibbles, and in the room, the in room bar is free as well, and there is a lovely set of decanters full with gin, scotch and cognac. The internet is free in the lobby and there are two terminals that are usually available and in perfect working order. The lobby area is very nice. There is one elevator to the floors, and the rooms are tastefully decorated, with very very comfy beds, a pillow menu, great bathroom with rain shower head, good service, great TV with lots of english choices, a CD player and DVD player if you have disks to play with you. I had a small balcony overlooking the canal and the a/c was used only occasionally, as the fresh breeze from outside was delightful. Highly recommended.
Great Hotel
Excellent hotel in a very convenient location. Free in room mini-bar and outstanding lobby bar stocked well with appetizers every day. Good breakfast in a pleasant setting. For just over 110 Euros, I can't imaging a better deal anywhere in Amsterdam. Don't believe most other reviews here...they are for the Canal Crown...Banks Mansion was only re-opened in April 2004.
Great find!!!
Stayed at the Banks Mansion in April 2004 - what a surprise! It was in the process of being re-furbished but although there was building work being carried out it was done so as not to disturb the guests at all. Lovely rooms and public areas. The free bar and the complimentary drinks in the room were a bonus we had not expected when we booked at a very reasonable cost. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Excellent hotel, I would definitely stay here if I go to Amsterdam again - if I could still afford it!!
Great hotel
Just got back from a weekend at this hotel, and after reading a few comments on here was a bit worried about going, but what can i say this hotel was great, great location, staff very frendly, rooms lovely, only really bad thing i can say, is about the breakfast, in which u had to make urself if u wanted it, but all in all had a really nice time, and would deffinatley stay at this hotel again
Too good to be true
I stayed here for one night last week and wished I could have stayed for a week! This newly renovated hotel is too good to be true, with free open bar, free internet availability, wonderful rooms and great location. I payed Euro 125 a night all inclusive and I know this price won't last for long. Run, don't walk...
Great New Hotel!
This is an amazing new hotel in Amsterdam! In the former location of the Canal Crown, the hotel was extensively renovated and just opened in April, 2004. It was beautifully designed, the service was excellent and all the small details were just right. At this point, it's still reasonably priced, but given the perks I wonder how long that will last. All drinks in the mini-bar and on the bedside table are complimentary as well as those at an extensive bar in the lobby that is stocked day and night. They also offer two free high speed internet terminals in the lobby. The breakfast was wonderful, even offering pancakes made on the spot as well as omelettes. In a town of overpriced underperforming hotels, this is a real stand out!
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Mount Nemrut and Beyond – Turkey
There is very little to do in Adiyaman you almost wonder why any would come here. If it wasn't for the nearby Mount Nemrut National Park very few probably would. We arrived here on the morning bus unsure of how we were going to move forward. So what is Mount Nemrut and why would you come here? Honestly before coming I really only knew it as a … [Read more...]
Adventures in Middle East Living: Visiting the Embassy
I didn't take photos of the embassies so I just have a photo of Amman traffic to share. So wanted to get another story and update on life, love, and study in the Middle east. Or at least two of the previous three. Besides regular classes, I've been working on trying to get my business visa to Saudi Arabia. On advice I woke up really early to … [Read more...]
Photo Essay: Views of Mysore – India
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Woman jailed on drug chargeFebruary 18,2013Police said a Rutland woman wanted for failing to appear at her arraignment for crack cocaine possession was in possession of crack cocaine during a traffic stop Friday night.
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Yesterday, Rawlings Repeated What He's Said All Along: Charter Schools Need to Expand
At the end of yesterday's lengthy, heated debate over hopping into a bed made of tax-free bonds with Uplift Education, Mayor Mike Rawlings delivered the passionate testimonial Jim and I referenced. Several Friends of Unfair Park have asked to hear the entire thing, the "Our Poor Kids" speech, so I've snipped out the excerpt and dropped it below. Long story short: "I believe freedom is choice, choice creates excellence, and excellence graduates kids." And, far as he can tell, there ain't a lot of excellence in the Dallas Independent School District: "Twelve percent of our students graduating from DISD schools are ready for college. It's only 12 percent. Ladies and gentlemen, we have a problem."
On Monday, Rawlings will debut his Southern Dallas Economic Growth Plan, which will include DISD; how, he won't say just yet. But it wasn't long ago that Rawlings offered a sort of sneak peek in The Dallas Morning News, providing the paper with his report card for the district. To summarize: Amongst a few "signs of hope," he wrote, "we have a lot of ground to make up." At which point the mayor laid out a handful of "tactics critical for our success," among them:
Continue to foster our high-performance public charter schools such as Uplift and KIPP, which are growing and preparing students for college at a record pace. We must find facilities for them to expand.
The entire city council will be briefed on the Uplift bond issue next week, after which there will be a vote the following Wednesday -- Carolyn Davis v. Mike Rawlings, rounds two and three. As the mayor said yesterday, "This is a tough time in this city."
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Thanksgiving wine and beer tastings this weekend
A couple of tastings this weekend might give shoppers in charge of the wine or beer for Thanksgiving dinner some ideas.
Three Cellars in Franklin is having a tasting from 1 to 4 p.m. today of wines and beers to serve with the holiday turkey. The tasting -- four wines and three beers -- is free. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee Ballet brings 'Nutcracker' to life
Uihlein Hall was peppered with sparkly shoes and fluffy frocks for Saturday afternoon's opening of the Milwaukee Ballet's production of "The Nutcracker" - and that was just the little girls in the audience.
The production of "Nutcracker," directed and choreographed by Milwaukee Ballet artistic director Michael Pink, is a lavish, stage-filling spectacle that tells a classic story through a deft balance of child-pleasing action and elegant dance. »Read Full Article(2)
Messiaen piano piece is stunning at St. Paul's
Technical mastery, musical expression and a piece one rarely has an opportunity to hear came together on Friday evening in a stunning performance by pianist Christopher Taylor.
Presented by the locally based PianoArts North American Piano Competition at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Taylor presented Olivier Messiaen's "Vingt Regards Sur L'Enfant Jesus (Twenty Contemplations on the Infant Jesus)" for solo piano. »Read Full Article


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Peter Dreier: For the most part, however, reporters for the mainstream media cover the political maneuvering in Washington, D.C., or state capitals, or city halls. They don't cover the day-to-day lives of ordinary workers and immigrants, nor the movement groups that help give them voice.
Hanging with Netanyahu at AIPAC
Carl Bloice: The AIPAC weekend turned out to be a disappointment for Cheney and the other homegrown U.S. political opportunists and reckless supporters of Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu and his rightwing Likud party.
Keynes and Hayek, Obama and the Republicans
Walter Moss: From the Reagan years to the present, conservatives have been fond of quoting Friedman and Hayek. Their influence can be seen in such documents as the Republican Party's 1994 "Contract with America."
Rejecting Apology, U.S. May Hasten End of Pakistan as Client
Gareth Porter: President Barack Obama has sided with U.S. military and Defence Department officials in rejecting a proposal by the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan for a U.S. apology for last weekend's attack,
Why Didn't Mike McQueary Stop Jerry Sandusky? Why Didn't Anyone Help Kitty Genovese?
Joseph De May: McQueary, Paterno, and Penn State administrators had clarity and time to react that most of the Kitty Genovese witnesses simply did not.
Heart Attack Iraq
Tom Hayden: Obama, the black candidate, the liberal candidate, the anti-war candidate, the candidate with not a moment of military experience, certainly saw a strategic opportunity to focus laser-like on bin Laden, from the 2008 primaries right through the first two years of his presidency.
Look Out, World, If Rick Perry Wins!
Sherwood Ross: Perry, an evangelical Christian who would make a formidable candidate, appears to actually believe the U.S. military is divinely directed and is liable to continue U.S. interventions in the region.
The National Education Association Flunks a Crucial Test
Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer: As long as the N.E.A. as well as organized labor in general remain tied to the corporate-dominated Democratic Party, public education will deteriorate, critical thinking will be undermined, wages will remain low, and the working class will continue to suffer a decline.
Super Rich Sabotage Arab Revolutions
Shamus Cooke: If pro-democracy or anti-austerity movements emerge victorious, they'll have an immediate problem to solve — how to pay for their vision of a better world.
Hating Boomers: America's Last Acceptable Prejudice
Leonard Steinhorn: Thanks to a new report released by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, we now have a group of people singularly deserving of blame: baby boomers.
Can Krugmanomics Be Saved?
Steven Hill: So according to Krugmanomics, taking on too much debt is not the problem – it's not being able to pay the debt that is the problem. And Krugman's solution, apparently, is to be able to depreciate your currency and/or default on your debts, leaving the creditors holding the bag.
Why Inequality Matters
Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer: The only alternative available to working people that offers real prospects for success are mass mobilizations in the streets and strikes – the kind of militant struggles that scored so many gains in the 1930s.
Reconsidering Japan…Reconsidering Paul Krugman
Steven Hill: No one has been more influential in defining this narrative than New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman.


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In Brief: Rape charges refiled against former Pa. GOP official
NORRISTOWN -- The state Attorney General's Office has refiled rape and sexual assault charges against a former county GOP chairman from suburban Philadelphia accused of having raped a female employee of his former law firm.
Montgomery County prosecutors in March dismissed charges against Robert Kerns, 66, saying a drug test had been misinterpreted. They turned the case over to the state, citing a conflict of interest.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane said Friday that Kerns was charged with indecent assault, aggravated indecent assault, rape, and sexual assault.
Prosecutors allege that Kerns offered the woman a ride after an Oct. 25 work party and later "engaged in sexual acts without the victim's consent or knowledge."
Coroner: Man killed mom, 81, then himself
WELLSVILLE -- Authorities in central Pennsylvania said a man shot and killed his elderly mother before turning the gun upon himself.
Officials in York County said the shotgun shootings happened shortly before 2:30 p.m. Thursday at a home in Warrington Township.
Coroner Pam Gay said Donald Cassel, 57, shot and killed Shirley Westheafer, 81, and then killed himself. Gay said both died of a single shot to the head. Gay said Westheafer had moved in with her son and daughter-in-law because she could no longer live by herself due to health issues, including dementia.
Rare Ford Mustang fetches $280,000
STATE COLLEGE -- A central Pennsylvania man has made the winning bid on an ultrarare sports car that set the auction world buzzing.
George Cowfer, of Clearfield County, paid $280,000 for the 1969 Ford Shelby Mustang GT500 Cobra Jet at an auction Friday. That's more than the $200,000 the car was expected to get.
The time-capsule car's former owner died last fall.
He bought the Mustang at a Centre County dealership but logged only 8,500 miles before garaging it for 40 years.
State College-based auctioneer Ron Gilligan said the GT500 is one of only 1,534 made.
Former Philadelphia store gets retail tenant
PHILADELPHIA -- The former home of a beloved Philadelphia department store is getting a new tenant.
Century 21 -- not related to the real estate company -- will take over the first two floors of the former Strawbridge & Clothier store in downtown Philadelphia that have been empty since 2006.
Officials said the store will be the retail chain's first store outside of the New York metropolitan area when it opens in October.
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ZombiezMum (12) Bangkok, Thailand | December 18, 2015
Located on soi 20 place is so classic, solid rustic food and great weiss beers.
lilsummerlil (10) , Thailand | December 12, 2015
Lovely German restaurant in Sukhumvit area. It could be once of the best place to get original German food and beers. The only thing is they only have German beer so if you looking for the different beers from different places you couldnt find it though.
thestossman (14) Darwin, Australia | December 11, 2015
Classic german food with decent pints of weiss bier. Exactly what you expect, but defo weighted more towards restaurant than bar.
jmgreenuk (298) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | January 24, 2015
A fairly decent German ale house in the centre of the city. It has an Oktoberfest style seated area outside which can get hot at certain times of the year, but plenty of tables inside which is of course air conditioned. Its quite a nice authentic looking place. The service was fine and the food excellent. Come here to eat and for the experience... not for the beer.
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I had 3 pints in the Londoner (ok, during happy hour) and spent the same amount on a half litre here (just under a pint). A nice place, just very expensive with not much choice. The Dunkel weizen was nice though.
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Finally a very good beer in Bankok! Furstenberg Pils on tap. Just elegant. Not cheap, but I needed to wash away the chemichal aftertaste of domestic lager. I also tried Weisse with my bratwurst and pretzel.
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Reducing HIV among Girls and Young Women Critical to Ending Global Epidemic
IWHC will join with leaders of several major institutions engaged in responding to HIV and AIDS to put forth plans to curb the epidemic among girls and young women, who are disproportionately affected.
The Impact of HIV and AIDS on Girls and Young Women Globally
Despite the significant advances the world has made in reducing HIV, adolescent girls and young women, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, have been left behind. According to new data from UNAIDS, adolescent girls and young women account for one in five new infections globally. In some countries in southern and eastern Africa, HIV prevalence among girls…
The High Cost of Legal Abortion in South Africa
Abortion has been legal in South Africa for 20 years. But poverty, lack of access to information, and stigma remain significant barriers to actually obtaining safe abortion services.
Mapping Change for Girls, One Post-It Note at a Time
Many governments refuse to provide comprehensive sexuality education to young people, leaving a void of information about sexual and reproductive health and rights. Local organizations like TICAH are working to fill that void.
Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health (TICAH)
TICAH's aim is to promote health, with a focus on good relationships, healthy households, and community action.
Measuring the Effects of Comprehensive Sexuality Education: GPI's Experience
Efforts to capture data and lessons learned from our program are complicated by the fact that conducting this kind of evaluation is difficult, and the girls are influenced by a variety of stakeholders, including their parents, peers, communities, and the mass media.
Who Runs the World: Girls!
The rural community of Kabula in Northern Nigeria is a matrilineal society. But even with a woman in charge, traditional gender norms are entrenched.
Our Top Wins in 2015
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Helping Young Women and Girls Thrive in Kenya's Kisumu County
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This volume considers the typical forms of Hodgkin's disease and will be followed by a volume dealing with variations. The available knowledge about Hodgkin's disease is presented in an interesting, orderly form, nothing original being presented. The controversial matter of etiology is discussed. There is some repetition in subject matter, but the book is well outlined and indexed. The bibliography is especially valuable for its reference to the French and the Italian literature.
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October 16th, 2011 (7:30 PM).
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Well, I'm going to get in character for this one!
My name is Ailani and I've just started my adventures in the Johto region! I'm from New Bark town and this evening I received my first Pokemon from Professor Elm in exchange for doing him a favour.
I chose the water type, Totodile, or course! Water types are the greatest and I hope to be able to catch and train all of the water types in Johto!
Totodile and I just arrived back at the lab after traveling past Cherrygrove city to visit Mr. Pokemon. While I was there I also got to meet the famous Professor Oak! You know, the one from Kanto who has his own radio show? He was impressed by my cute little Toto and gave me a Pokedex. Mr Pokemon gave me a neat Pokemon egg to deliver to Professor Elm, and now I might be going out on a journey to collect all of the 8 Johto Gym badges. Professor Elm thinks I have what it takes, but I have to talk to my mom first hehe.
Unfortunately, on my way back from Cherrygrove I had my very first Pokemon battle. It was against this weird red headed fellow with a Chikorita. Luckily, Toto had levelled up a bit from our journey, so he was easily able to take out his Pokemon. When I got back to the lab I discovered that he had stolen that Chikorita! That makes me so mad, I can't believe people would resort to stealing Pokemon! Luckily, I got his name,
. At first the police thought that I might be the thief, but luckily my best friend Ethan came to my rescue.
Well, now I'm going to go talk to my mom about my journey and play with Totodile a bit more! If we go, we are going to be leaving first thing in the morning so we need lots of rest. I can't wait to see all the different types of water Pokemon that are out there. I especially want to catch a Marril. Ethan's Marril is so cute, I want one for myself too!
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The General Assembly organized a day of "Olympic Games" for all farm workers, employees and their relatives. This community event aimed to integrate and create greater social ties between workers, community members and other enterprises.
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SAPRIET invested Fair Trade premiums in the education of its workers in hopes of offering them new job opportunities. Workers agreed to establish a new computer center, hire computer technical assistants, provide primary and secondary education for workers and their spouses, and hire a new teacher for the "Aurelio Prieto" primary school in Buenavista.


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HSTAT – Health Services/Technology Assessment Textwebsite
Provider: National Library of Medicine and National Center for Biotechnology Information
Descriptions: HSTAT is "...a free, Web-based resource of full-text documents that provide health information and support health care decision making. HSTAT's audience includes health care providers, health service researchers, policy makers, payers, consumers and the information professionals who serve these groups… Citations within HSTAT documents that also have a PubMed or PubMed Central record are hyperlinked accordingly from the reference list." AHRQ evidence reports and reviews, documents from the National Guideline Clearinghouse, NIH reports, and Reports of the Surgeon General are some of the documents accessible from this website.
Keywords: clinical evidence, clinical practice guidelines, decision support, healthcare policy, healthcare professional, medicine, NIH, reports, U.S. Government
History of Medicinewebsite
Provider: National Library of Medicine/National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: Features include digitized books viewable with "turning the pages" technology, and oral history audio files. The History of Medicine Division of the National Library of Medicine collects, preserves, interprets, and presents materials documenting the history of medicine, biomedical science, health and disease across all time periods and cultures. It provides access to manuscripts, books, photographs, films and other historical resources. The Division promotes, conducts, and facilitates scholarly research and public education through seminars, lectures, exhibitions, film programs, Web sites, databases, publications, catalogs and finding guides.
Keywords: archive, books, digital, digitization, films, history, history of medicine, images, interactive, links, NIH, NLM, video
Women's Health Resourceswebsite
Provider: National Library of Medicine/Office of Research on Women's Health
Descriptions: "This resource was created in a partnership between the National Library of Medicine Office of Outreach and Special Populations and the National Institutes of Health Office of Research on Women's Health. The purpose of this page is to present topics pertaining to women's health collected by National Library of Medicine information products to support the mission of the Office of Research on Women's Health to promote research in the field."
Keywords: general health, NIH, NLM, research, women
Provider: National Institutes of Health/National Library of Medicine
Descriptions: Provides information on clinical trials sponsored by federal agencies like NIH and on trials sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry worldwide. Most clinical trials in the database are located in the US and Canada. Included: purpose of the trial, who may participate, locations, and contact information for learning details.
Keywords: clinical trials, consumer health, federal agencies, NIH, NLM, U.S. Government
Clinical Queries (PubMed)website
Provider: National Library of Medicine
Descriptions: A specialized PubMed search interface for clinicians that affords easier access to clinical studies, systematic reviews and medical genetics information.
Keywords: clinical evidence, clinical studies, clinical trials, database, genetics, NIH, point-of-care, systematic reviews
BioEd Online: Biology Teacher Resources from Baylor College of Medicinewebsite
Provider: Baylor College of Medicine
Descriptions: BioEd Online is an award-winning life sciences educational resource from Baylor's Center for Educational Outreach. Designed for teachers and their students from elementary to high school level, it contains engaging multimedia teaching and course materials, including lesson demonstrations, on genetics, neuroscience, viruses, environmental science and more topics. Resources include a library of downloadable slide sets, as well as videos, podcasts and .pdf teaching guides. BioEd Online is edited by a distinguished group of Baylor College of Medicine faculty and staff, and funded by NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Education and others. The website also features a series of video presentations for K-8 students on life science experiments in space, funded by NASA and sponsored by the National Space Biomedical Research Institute. Although all courses are free to HISD teachers and Baylor-affiliated faculty and staff after obtaining a log-in, full access to some requires a subscription for other users. Teacher contact-hour certification available for more advanced courses.
Keywords: Baylor, biology, brain, communicable diseases, continuing education, courseware, education, environmental, faculty, full text, genetics, Internet, K-12, life sciences, natural sciences, neuroscience, news, NIH, partial open access, podcasts, science, student, video
Provider: National Institutes of Health/National Center for Research Resources
Descriptions: This website from Department of Health and Human Service's Clinical and Translational Science Awards consortium is for researchers recruiting subjects, and for those who would like to volunteer to participate in clinical and other health studies. (University of Texas Health Science Center Houston's Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences and UT Medical Branch's Institute for Translational Sciences are members of CTSA.) Institutions and potential volunteers register here; personal information of volunteers is kept secure. "Anyone can join ResearchMatch. Many studies are looking for healthy people... while some are looking for people with specific health conditions. ResearchMatch can help 'match' you with any type of research study, ranging from surveys to clinical trials, always giving you the choice to decide what studies may interest you."
Keywords: clinical studies, clinical trials, medicine, networking, NIH, physician, research, science, scientist, U.S. Government
Provider: Quertle, LLC
Descriptions: Developed by two experts in bioinformatics and data analysis, Quertle offers a uniquely effective way to execute a combined search of the biomedical literature in PubMed, the RePORTER grants database, TOXLINE, and a medical/life science news outlet. This tool also searches the full text of open-access material in BioMed Central and PubMed Central, as well as that of user-submitted scientific whitepapers and research posters. Quertle uses natural-language query constructs very like sentence structure and uses relationships to return relevant results. For details on how it works, see the FAQ tab. A handy brochure on searching and video/other tutorials are found under the Resources tab. Quertle also works with various bibliographic management tools, including RefWorks. Searches can be saved, and alerts service is available (these features require the user to set up a free account.)
Keywords: biomedical research, free, full text, news, NIH, open access, open source, search, search engine, Web tools
American Indian Healthwebsite
Provider: National Library of Medicine/National Institute of Health
Descriptions: This website is designed as an "information portal to issues affecting the health and well-being of American Indians." The website provides links to information on health topics, statistical information and health programs and services for American Indians and Alaska Natives. Also includes links to tribal government websites and information on traditions and practices of American Indians and Alaska Natives.
Keywords: alcoholism, alternative medicine, cancer, consumer health, culture, environmental, general health, mental health, Native American, NIH, NLM, portal, U.S. Government
NITRC: The Source for Neuroimaging Tools and Resourceswebsite
Provider: Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and Resources Clearinghouse
Descriptions: Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and Resources Clearinghouse (NITRC) is sponsored by the NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Research. It offers the neuroscience community free databases and applications for imaging, a forum and a news feed. Researchers can look for applications based on their attributes and popularity, and can also compare similar utilities, check on software development stages, and submit their own databases and applications for sharing. Many links to related resources are also provided here.
Keywords: anatomy, biomedical research, brain, brain mapping, data, data analysis, informatics, medical imaging, networking, neuroimaging, neuroscience, news, NIH, ontology, open access, open source, research, software, U.S. Government, Web tools
Provider: National Institute on Aging/National Library of Medicine
Descriptions: "NIHSeniorHealth makes aging-related health information easily accessible for family members and friends seeking reliable, easy to understand online health information." Because this site was developed jointly by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and the National Library of Medicine (NLM), it differs somewhat from the information in the "Seniors Health" section of the NIH website. NIHSeniorHealth has three special features which make it especially user-friendly: a variable text size option, contrast on/off option, and an auditory version.
Keywords: aging, alternative medicine, Alzheimer, cancer, clinical trials, consumer health, drugs, general health, geriatrics, mental health, NIH, NLM
NIH VideoCasting and Podcastingwebsite
Provider: Center for Information Technology, National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: This is a service of the NIH's Center for Information Technology, a growing, searchable collection of National Institutes of Health and Health and Human Services streaming videos and podcasts. Thousands of lectures (including some Grand Rounds), meetings and special events are made available here. Most are open for worldwide public viewing (RealPlayer required.) A minority are restricted to agency employees and clearly marked as such. Lectures and events are also presented live via this site. Reading the FAQ section and testing before playing to an audience is advised. These presentations average about an hour in length and span a wide array of topics.
Keywords: biomedical research, education, federal agencies, Internet, life sciences, medicine, NIH, podcasts, research, science, U.S. Government, video
NIH Radiowebsite
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: This site provides free health-related news reports from National Institutes of Health in radio, podcast and transcript formats. One can also hear the latest reports by phone. Length ranges from one-minute spots to 25-minute broadcasts that each include an in-depth interview. Past broadcasts are available back to January of 2011.
Keywords: consumer health, free, full text, news, NIH, podcasts, public health, reports
NIH Common Fundwebsite
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: From the website: The NIH Common Fund was enacted into law by Congress through the 2006 NIH Reform Act to support cross-cutting, trans-NIH programs that require participation by at least two NIH Institutes or Centers (ICs) or would otherwise benefit from strategic planning and coordination. The requirements for the Common Fund encourage collaboration across the ICs while providing the NIH with flexibility to determine priorities for Common Fund support. To date, the Common Fund has been used to support a series of short term, exceptionally high impact, trans-NIH programs known collectively as the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research.
Keywords: medicine, NIH, policy, research
Neuroscience Information Framework 3.1website
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: The Neuroscience Information Framework (NIF) is a semantically-enhanced portal to a dynamic inventory of Web-based neuroscience resources. An initiative of the NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Research, NIF enhances discovery and access to often unindexed but publicly available research data, datasets, software and tools in the deep web, as well as linking to PubMed records and open-access literature. The NIF Project provides the NIF Registry, Antibody Registry, Drug Related Gene Database, neuroscience ontology and a way to contribute to it (via the NeuroLex wiki) and semantic tagging services. NIF Navigator, a customizable, stand-alone search tool for incorporation into websites or wikis, draws query results from all the NIF's own components and from other sites and accessible databases. The valuable resources at NIF are too numerous to be described adequately here.
Keywords: biomedical research, clinical trials, data, data-sharing, datasets, disease, drugs, federal agencies, full text, genes, genomics, grants, images, informatics, links, networking, neuroscience, NIH, portal, research, scientist, social networking, software
National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)website
Provider: NIGMS - National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Descriptions: "The mission of [NIGMS] is to support research that increases understanding of life processes and lays the foundation for advances in disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention." NIGMS provides training and career grants, including a grants and opportunities program for minorities. This website is a gold mine for educators, providing scientist interviews, short films on special topics, an image database, posters, fact sheets, even interactive games. One can access or sign up for Biomedical Beat, the free NIGMS online newsletter, as well as order many other free publications. For researchers there is a blog, NIGMS Feedback Loop, that keeps one up to date on funding opportunities and future plans.
Keywords: biomedical research, blog, disease, federal agencies, free, gateway, genomics, grants, health sciences, images, informatics, life sciences, medicine, NIH, open access, pharmacogenomics, podcasts, research, science, scientist, video
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)website
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) conducts and supports research on a broad spectrum of metabolic diseases: diabetes, obesity, inborn errors of metabolism, endocrine disorders, mineral metabolism, digestive and liver diseases, nutrition, urology and renal disease, and hematology. Health information for the public (in English and Spanish) and details about research and funding are included here.
Keywords: consumer health, disease, grants, internal medicine, NIH, nutrition, research, spanish
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)website
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: The mission of the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases is to support research into the causes, treatment, and prevention of these diseases, facilitation of training for basic and clinical scientists who carry out this research, and the dissemination of information on the progress of this research. The site includes a Health Information Index in English and Spanish.
Keywords: arthritis, bone, dermatology, disease, grants, NIH, orthopaedics, orthopedics, patient education, research, skeletal, skin, spanish
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI)website
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: "The Institute plans, conducts, fosters and supports an integrated and coordinated program of basic research, clinical investigations and trials, observational studies, and demonstration and education projects." There is a wealth of information here, through links and integral content, for patients, researchers and health care professionals. Includes information on new clinical trials and provides links to individual clinical trial websites. For consumers, there is a special Health Information Network one can sign up for, which will then feed only the information of particular interest to the individual user.
Keywords: biomedical research, blood, cardiology, clinical practice guidelines, clinical trials, consumer health, diet, disease, education, federal agencies, healthcare professional, heart, laboratory, links, NIH, patient education, physician, pulmonary, research, RSS feed, scientist, systems biology, U.S. Government
National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)website
Provider: National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: "The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) is the Federal Government's lead agency for scientific research on the diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products that are not generally considered part of conventional medicine." It is also meant to serve as a source of research-based information for consumers on treatments for conditions which are considered to be "alternatives" to conventional medical treatments. Information is organized primarily in an A to Z listing of Health Topics. Links are also provided to news and current information on relevant topics. Much of the information on the site is available in Spanish.
Keywords: acupuncture, alternative medicine, clinical trials, consumer health, dietary supplements, NIH, patient education, research, spanish
ALTBIB – Bibliography on Alternatives to the Use of Live Vertebrates in Biomedical Research and Testingwebsite
Provider: National Library of Medcine
Descriptions: The intent of this bibliography is to assist in identifying methods and procedures helpful in supporting the development, testing, application and validation of alternatives to the use of live vertebrates in biomedical research and toxicology testing.
Keywords: animal welfare, biomedical ethics, laboratory, NIH, NLM
Provider: DHHS/National Institutes of Health
Descriptions: AIDSinfo, a service of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, offers access to the latest, federally approved HIV/AIDS medical practice guidelines, HIV treatment and prevention clinical trials, and other information for health care providers, researchers, people affected by HIV/AIDS, and the general public. Tabbed sections make practice guidelines, drugs, clinical trials, health topics, education, and mobile tools and resources easily accessible.
Keywords: AIDS, clinical practice guidelines, clinical trials, drugs, infectious disease, NIH, public health, vaccine


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Solutions for Chapter 19 Problem 19QP
For each of the cells the concentration of the anion () may be found using the following equation.
The constant is specific to the cell of interest and given by the following equation.
Before looking at individual cells it is first useful to identify each of the three potentials that make up the constant. Due to the relative small size of the junction potential, it will be assumed to be negligible.
Since all cells use a saturated calomel reference electrode, the reference electrode potential will be the same for each and has the following value at room temperature.
The standard electrode potential for the indicator electrode will depend on the specific cell, but in all cases is given by the following equation.


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