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Blues music is a sturdy, adaptable music that reflects many shades of emotions and lends itself to numerous stylistic interpretations. This 5 1/2" by 8" QWIKGUIDE is designed to help the bassist become more versatile. Each blues bass pattern in this book is played over four bars of C7. By practicing all 50 licks over the same chord progression, students can learn the basic concept of improvisation: how to play a variety of musical phrases over the same chord or chord changes. Each example is written in both notation and tablature exactly as it is recorded. The accompanying CD, featuring Larry McCabe's Heat-Seeking Missile Blues Band is recorded in stereo with drums and rhythm guitar in the center, bass guitar on the left, and lead guitar on the right. The licks are recorded at a moderate tempo for ease of learning. The rhythm guitar parts heard on the CD are taught in Mel Bay's 101 Bad to the Bone Blues Guitar Rhythm Patterns. The lead guitar parts are taught in Mel Bay's Famous Blues Guitar Lines.

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In a matter of months, Islamist extremists have purged the centuries-old presence of Christians in parts of Iraq. Chaldean Fr. Rebwar Basa witnessed this new reality in early July, when he visited his family, who lives in Erbil, capital of Iraqi Kurdistan.
Antonian Order of St. Ormiza of the Chaldeans
"First of all, when I arrived to the airport and I went out, I saw many, many people. Many Iraqis who are sleeping outside without anything."
The autonomous region has taken in thousands of people fleeing the wrath of ISIS militants. The fighting has been catastrophic for Christians in the country. Fr. Basa said that their roots date back to Biblical times, and they even share something in common with Jesus.
Antonian Order of St. Ormiza of the Chaldeans
"We as Christians in Iraq, our mother language is Aramaic and also this is very sad that one day we will not find anyone who speaks this language which is very ancient."
The Chaldean priest, who's currently a doctoral student in Rome, spent nearly a decade in Mosul. But he was unable to visit the city. It was far too dangerous. The monastery he once spent time in, now lies abandoned.
Like Christian families, his religious order and other religious leaders also left their homes and churches. Fr. Basa acknowledged this violent episode will take a toll in the Church's future.
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"I studied Philosophy and Theology in Baghdad, and in that period we were more than 70 students. And now they are, altogether, maybe 20 or 25 seminarians. And you know, maybe in the future, they will be fewer."
In the aftermath of the 2003 invasion, Iraqi Christians began migrating. Many left the country, others settled in Kurdistan. The Chaldean Church followed suit.
Although based in Baghdad, its seminary is now in Erbil. And June's Synod of Chaldean Bishops took place nearby. And even though he was born there, Fr. Basa said the future of the Chaldean Church is in all of Iraq, not just in Kurdistan. But Christians worldwide need to take notice.
Antonian Order of St. Ormiza of the Chaldeans
"It is our responsibility to help these people and to help ourselves. Because if we want to keep our faith ,we should also be faithful to this part of the world, and we should contribute to help them."
In his opinion, it's a big loss for the Iraq not to have its Christians, especially when they've been there for so long, and contributed so much. Fr. Basa added that Chaldean Catholics have a responsibility not only to defend their faith, but also their country.


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The history of recent interventions in the Middle East has been one of "get in and get out" - but, as the Bush and Blair governments discovered in Iraq, sometimes the situation on the ground is such that you find yourself unavoidably detained. Such is the case for Paul (played by the excellent Paul Higgins), a Scottish writer of English-language textbooks, who makes a flying visit to Damascus to sell his book to Syrian educationalists but finds his return home delayed by a bomb at the airport.
With unexpected time on his hands to explore the oldest inhabited city in the world, he makes a potentially life-changing connection with seductive translator Muna (Nathalie Armin) and strikes up an unequal friendship with Zakaria (Khalid Laith), the hotel bellhop, a young man desperate to leave Damascus and start a new life in that western city of dreams, Los Angeles.
First seen in Edinburgh in 2007, David Greig's play remains a flawed but fascinating tragicomedy about Arab and western misunderstandings, and the gap between what we think we know about the Middle East and the everyday realities of life there. Philip Howard's compact production is set in the foyer of a Damascus hotel where a TV with the sound turned down spews out endless footage of atrocities, wailing women and smug western politicians, and the hotel's resident piano player, Elena - an ex-KGB, Christian, Marxist transsexual - provides an ongoing cynical commentary, like a Greek chorus.
It is in this foyer that Paul and Muna meet to discuss the changes that will be necessary to Paul's textbook, a painfully PC portrayal of multicultural Britain. As Muna points out, in secular Syria it will be seen as too accepting of both fundamentalism and individualism. With liberal tolerance challenged, Muna proposes changes to the text in a wonderful, funny and erotic scene in which the couple's mutual attraction is expressed through a wistful and teasing use of verbs and tenses.
This is a play of real intelligence, but it is also slippery as an eel and quite hard for the audience to catch hold of. Like Paul, our expectations are confounded, and in the play's dying moments we are unavoidably implicated, as Paul's easy platitudes, and his blundering relationship with Zakaria, lead to an unexpected act of violence. Yet somehow it doesn't quite shock in the way it should, as if the veneer of witty comedy has suffocated the play's emotional and political reverberations. Like Paul, we are left grasping for meaning.


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Teaching American History: Tennessee's First Frontieris being implemented by a consortium of school districts (Carter, Hawkins, Sullivan, and Washington Counties and Elizabethton City Schools) in northeastern Tennessee. It targets low-performing middle and high schools and those with high numbers of students performing below the proficient level on Tennessee achievement tests for American history. Professional development activities will include (1) intensive individual recruitment, counseling, and mentoring by a coach, who will assist teachers in developing their own professional development plans; (2) two 2-day in-service mini-institutes per year, emphasizing history content; (3) eight 2- to 3-hour after-school pedagogy workshops each year; and (4) a 3-day summer public history field experience and three 1-day Saturday sessions that relate local historic sites to major themes in U.S. history. Teachers' professional development plans may include activities such as book studies, development of curriculum and/or document-based assessments, examination of student work, and use of data to inform instruction. The project will serve at least 15 eighth grade and 15 high school teachers per year, and a total of 57 teachers will each participate for at least 90 hours over the life of the grant. Traditional American history content will be viewed through the prism of the changing definition of liberty and freedom. Teachers will be trained to make individual and collective struggles for freedom "come alive" by analyzing primary source documents, placing them in a historical context, and integrating technologies into their teaching practice. A program Web site will feature standards-based materials developed by participating teachers and by local historians and graduate students.


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In the mid-1930s engineers at Boeing suggested the possibility of designing a modern long-range monoplane bomber to the U.S. Army Air Corps. In 1934 the USAAC issued Circular 35-26 that outlined specifications for a new bomber that was to have a minimum payload of 2000 pounds, a cruising speed in excess of 200-MPH, and a range of at least 2000 miles. Boeing produced a prototype at its own expense, the model 299, which first flew in July of 1935. The 299 was a long-range bomber based largely on the Model 247 airliner. The Model 299 had several advanced features including an all-metal wing, an enclosed cockpit, retractable landing gear, a fully enclosed bomb bay with electrically operated doors, and cowled engines. With gun blisters glistening everywhere, a newsman covering the unveiling coined the term Flying Fortress to describe the new aircraft. After a few initial test flights the 299 flew off to Wright Field setting a speed record with an average speed of 232-mph. At Wright Field the 299 bettered its competition in almost all respects. However, an unfortunate crash of the prototype in October of 1935 resulted in the Army awarding its primary production contract to Douglas Aircraft for its DB-1 (B-18.) The Army did order 13 test models of the 299 in January 1936, and designated the new plane the Y1B-17. Early work on the B-17 was plagued by many difficulties, including the crash of the first Y1B-17 on its third flight, and nearly bankrupted the Company. Minor quantities of the B-17B, B-17C, and B-17D variants were built, and about 100 of these aircraft were in service at the time Pearl Harbor was attacked. In fact a number of unarmed B-17s flew into the War at the time of the Japanese attack. The German Blitzkrieg in Europe resulted in accelerated aircraft production in America. The B-17E was the first truly heavily armed variant and made its initial flight in September of 1941. B-17Es cost $298,000 each and more than 500 were delivered. The B-17F and B-17G were the truly mass-produced wartime versions of the Flying Fortress. More than 3,400 B-17Fs and more than 8,600 B-17Gs would be produced. The American daylight strategic bombing campaign against Germany was a major factor in the Allies winning the War in Europe. This campaign was largely flown by B-17 Flying Fortresses (12,677 built) and B-24 Liberators (18,188 built.) The B-17 bases were closer to London than those of the B-24, so B-17s received a disproportionate share of wartime publicity. The first mission in Europe with the B-17 was an Eighth Air Force flight of 12 B-17Es on August 12, 1942. Thousands more missions, with as many as 1000 aircraft on a single mission would follow over the next 2 ½ years, virtually decimating all German war making facilities and plants. The B-17 could take a lot of damage and keep on flying, and it was loved by the crews for bringing them home despite extensive battle damage. Following WW II, B-17s would see some action in Korea, and in the 1948 Israel War. There are only 14 flyable B-17s in operation today and a total of 43 complete airframes
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Managed to make a start on planting out the main batch of dahlias today.
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"Isn't it my constitutional right to express myself in this way?" was Raed's question, to which one of the security people replied, ""People here in the U.S. don't understand these things about constitutional rights" Raed's answer: "I live in the U.S., and I understand it is my right to wear this T-shirt."
"You can't wear a T-shirt with Arabic script and come to an airport. It is like wearing a T-shirt that reads 'I am a robber' and going to a bank," was the security man's rejoinder.
Raed explained that he bought the shirt in Washington, D.C. and that they are available in a number of languages. He was told that without a translator, people did not know what the shirt said. "But as you can see, the statement is in both Arabic and English," Raed explained, but securiety personnel had yet another reply: "Maybe it is not the same message."
Raed was asked to wear his T-shirt inside-out, which he refused to do. Security offered to buy him another T-shirt that he could wear over the one he had on. He agreed to do that if they could show him a law that prohibited his wearing his own shirt. He asked to see a supervisor, but was not allowed to; he was told there had been numerous complaints about his shirt. He did not want to miss his flight, so he allowed a woman from his airline to buy him another T-shirt. She innocently asked if he would like to have an I Love New York shirt, and one of the security people said, "No, we shouldn't ask him to go from one extreme to another."
Raed did ask the man why, if he had Arabic script on his T-shirt, did that mean he hated New York? This time, he received no reply. He went to board the plane, and discovered his seat, which he had booked four weeks in advance, had been taken from him. He was seated in the very back.
Raed's final comment: "I grew up under authoritarian governments in the Middle East, and one of the reasons I chose to move to the U.S. was that I don't want an officer to make me change my T-shirt."
Well, Raed--welcome to Amurika.
Ann FriedmanAug. 22, 2006 7:42 PM
The New York Times had a story recently about an altercation that occurred in the West Village after a man made harassing comments to a group of women walking past him on the street. If you take it from the Times, 28-year-old Dwayne Buckle merely said, "Hey, how're you doing?" to one of the women, and then was attacked by the group and stabbed in the stomach with a steak knife.
But unlike the Times, which relied on Buckle's side of the story, the New York Daily News interviewed police and others who were at the scene. Turns out it the fight probably wasn't caused by a violent response to a "harmless" catcall, but by an anti-gay comment and threat. (The women were reportedly lesbians.)
"He called us [homophobic slur] and he said he was going to f- us all," one of the women said hours later as cops led the seven suspects out of the 6th Precinct stationhouse.
"He spit on us and threw a cigarette," another woman said. "This is a hate crime."
"He called us [homophobic slur] and he said he was going to f- us all," one of the women said hours later as cops led the seven suspects out of the 6th Precinct stationhouse.
"He spit on us and threw a cigarette," another woman said. "This is a hate crime."
Buckle, though, claims he was the victim of a hate crime.
"It was a hate crime against a straight man by a ton of lesbians," he said. "This is what the world is coming to."
It's clear that there's probably more to this story than the Times reported. No matter what Buckle really said to the women (I'm willing to bet, homophobic or not, that it was more offensive than "How're you doing?"), violence was not an acceptable answer. But it's easy to understand how a group of women walking at 2 a.m. could feel threatened by harassing comments from a man on the street. And the Times' headline was absolutely inexcusable: "Man Is Stabbed in Attack After Admiring a Stranger."
After reading the Daily News' quotes from the women, and having been on the receiving end of some "admiring" comments on the street myself, I think the Times' headline writers should have chosen a more accurate verb. Like "catcalling."
Josh HarkinsonAug. 22, 2006 6:03 PM
For the first time ever, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is weighing whether to commercialize a GE tree in the continental United States. Should the transgenic "C5" plum tree be approved, it could be planted anywhere in the country without a permit. Approval is likely and is being eagerly awaited by farmers who want the tree for its engineered resistance to the plum pox virus. Still, many environmentalists say any benefit from GE trees is far outweighed by their risks, which are compounded in the case of trees by the role they play as the backbone of many ecosystems. Opponents expect the application to open the flood gates to many more ecologically significant creations based on poplar and pine trees.
To date, the only GE tree approved for use in the U.S. is a disease-resistant papaya grown in Hawaii. According to Greenpeace, profits from the papaya fell as counties in Asia and Europe rejected Hawaii's exports.
The Sierra Club weighed in against the plum in a public comment period that ended late last month. "Since plums grow wild and can hybridize, not to mention growing very efficiently from seeds, we'd be opposed because the GE variety would be sure to spread," said Jim Diamond, chair of the club's Genetic Engineering Committee. Having learned from the PR disasters of past GE crops, the GE tree industry employs a sophisticated PR machine that is sure to become more prominent in the coming year.
Alastair PaulinAug. 22, 2006 5:44 PM
We're delighted to see that Rupert Murdoch's Sky News TV channel hasn't canceled its Mother Jones subscription. Yesterday the British satellite channel's website reported that Boeing had "knowingly bought thousands of unsafe and unapproved parts from a subcontractor." The parts in question came from Ducommun, a supplier based in Carson, California, and included chords and bear straps, key elements of the fuselage that the FAA designates as "flight safety critical." Sheila Kaplan's Mother Jones article broke this story last October and followed it with a three-part series on MotherJones.com. Kudos to Sky's U.S. correspondent, Andrew Wilson, for getting the people who made the original allegations, three internal auditors at Boeing, to appear on camera for the first time. Perhaps the further attention will motivate the FAAwhich initially dismissed the whistleblowers' claims without even inspecting the aircraft in questionto be more vigilant as it revisits the investigation. Or not. In April, an FAA spokesman told the Washington Post that "We're confident we came to the right conclusions in the first case."
Leigh FerraraAug. 22, 2006 5:19 PM
Earlier this month, consumers and investors alike were bracing for another spike in gasoline prices after the Prudhoe Bay oil field shutdown. The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal discussed a price hike's impact on Americans' consumption patterns, Bush's "plan" for sustainable energy and the prevalence of ethanol. How will America handle another price increase?
But now investors might be facing a different questionwhat if there is no increase?
The price of oil is on a steady decline this month, down 4.4%. If oil continues to decline, "it is going to be much more difficult to argue that crude oil remains a bull market and that all dips are buying opportunities," says Tim Evans of Citigroup.
But, some analysts are convinced this is nothing but a dip in a sturdy market that will soon climb again -- they note Goldman Sachs' decision to reduce its exposure to the commodity and a smaller than expected impact of the Alaska pipeline shutdown as some of the short-term factors contributing to the lower prices. But others warn that the market has become accustomed to the "geopolitical uncertainty" surrounding the oil market. Deutsche Bank's Mark Vonderheide says traders are "balancing the fundamental weakness of this market against the probability of some global event or continuation of global events in Nigeria, Iran or Venezuela....Barring an event, it's very likely we're headed for much lower oil prices."
"Barring any event" -- Perhaps, we don't need to be concerned about lower prices quite yet.
Ann FriedmanAug. 22, 2006 3:42 PM
Washington Whispers provides some insight into what makes our Groper-in-Chief tick:
He loves to cuss, gets a jolly when a mountain biker wipes out trying to keep up with him, and now we're learning that the first frat boy loves flatulence jokes. A top insider let that slip when explaining why President Bush is paranoid around women, always worried about his behavior. But he's still a funny, earthy guy who, for example, can't get enough of fart jokes. He's also known to cut a few for laughs, especially when greeting new young aides, but forget about getting people to gas about that.
Perhaps this is what Bush meant when he pledged to "restore honor and dignity to the White House."
Clara JefferyAug. 22, 2006 3:34 PM
Washington Correspondent James Ridgeway will be on C-Span's "Washington Journal" tomorrow morning at 9:30 EST talking about the story he wrote for our hot-on-the-newstands Sept/Oct issue, "Sweet Subpoena
: Nine Tough Questions for Congress." In it, Ridgeway details what kind of Congressional investigations might take place if the Democrats win back one or both chambers of Congress (and get some guts in the process). Here's the nine, short form:
and the kicker:
Elizabeth GettelmanAug. 22, 2006 2:47 PM
Check out these amazing and sad satellite images of the 30,000 tons of oil that has spilled off the coast of Lebanon after an Israeli bombs hit the Jiyyeh power plant last month (first reported here by our D.C. Bureau). To put this in perspective, in 1989 the Exxon Valdez spilled 37,000 tons of oil into the still-recovering Prince William Sound in Alaska. The oil in the Meditereanean Sea has already polluted some 87 miles of Lebanese coast and is moving north into Syrian waters and toward Cyprus and Turkey. It took several weeks to assess the situation and now the United Nations Environment Program requested $50 million euros from the EU to contain the spill. The oil has not only impacted wildlife (green turtle and tuna populations are now thought to be virtually extinct) but also fishermen and an already discouraged tourism industry.
Ann FriedmanAug. 22, 2006 2:46 PM
At yesterday's White House press conference, President Bush said he supports over-the-counter sale of Plan B to women ages 18 and up.
Q: Thank you very much. Mr. President, some pro-life groups are worried that your choice of FDA Commissioner will approve over the counter sales of Plan B, a pill that, they say, essentially can cause early-term abortions. Do you stand by this choice, and how do you feel about Plan B in general?
THE PRESIDENT: I believe that Plan B ought to be -- ought to require a prescription for minors, is what I believe. And I support Andy's decision.
Q: Thank you very much. Mr. President, some pro-life groups are worried that your choice of FDA Commissioner will approve over the counter sales of Plan B, a pill that, they say, essentially can cause early-term abortions. Do you stand by this choice, and how do you feel about Plan B in general?
THE PRESIDENT: I believe that Plan B ought to be -- ought to require a prescription for minors, is what I believe. And I support Andy's decision.
Bush only recently announced his support for contraception, saying it was acceptable for "responsible adults" to use birth control, but not anyone else. (Because, clearly, irresponsible people make the best parents.) Maybe he's opposed to making Plan B available to women under 18 because he's concerned, like some FDA officials, that it would create teen sex cults. In reality, all medical evidence says the drug is completely safe for over-the-counter sale to minors-- and has no effect on their sexual behavior. But anti-abortion groups are predictably incensed that Bush is supporting the morning-after pill at all.
And speaking of abortion foes, supporters of the South Dakota abortion ban are saying it's a-OK to criminalize abortion because, hey, emergency contraception would still be legal. They declined to mention that pharmacists in South Dakota are allowed to refuse to fill prescriptions for Plan B.
Monika BauerleinAug. 22, 2006 1:57 PM
The new normal: After 20 pilgrims, including several teenagers, were killed and 300 injured by black-and-green-clad gunmen, the U.S. military "reported relatively little violence for the day," reports the Washington Post (via the SF Chronicle) and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki touted the success of Iraqi security forces "in preventing the terrorists from killing innocents."
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Actor Tommy Chong and former White House drug czar advisor Paul Chabot debate a federal bill that would leave states to regulate pot.
Check out our recent (and fascinating!) OFF SET interviews on the debate to legalize drugs, first with Neill Franklin, executive director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, and then with Rafael Lemaitre, Associate Director for Public Affairs at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.
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In an interview with Playboy magazine, Justin Timberlake took a walk down memory lane talking about his N'Sync and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse days, and discussed why he still smokes marijuana.
When asked directly if he still smokes marijuana, Timberlake replied, "Absolutely." He continued by saying that it helps him to stop thinking and that "some people are just better high."
The 30-year-old even divulged that when he appeared on the first episode of MTV's "Punk'd" he was high.
Going back to his N'Sync days, Timberlake said you couldn't help but be overwhelmed with all of the girl attention; however, he saw the least of it since he was the youngest in the group.
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On Monday, Williams appeared in Sacramento to announce a partnership with a new enterprise, a medical marijuana dispensary.
In a news conference at the newly renovated offices of the former Capital Wellness Center, Williams spoke about his own battle with multiple sclerosis and why he turned to marijuana to alleviate near-constant neurological pain.
"Prescription drugs nearly shut down my kidneys. Then a doctor suggested I try medical marijuana," said Williams, who credits pot for improving his health and well-being.
Williams – a recent guest host of "Good Day Sacramento" on Channel 31 (KMAX) – led a tour of the new Albatin Wellness Cooperative at 29th and U streets in the Newton Booth neighborhood of midtown. He was accompanied by a Harvard-trained physician, Dr. Alan Shackelford, who specializes in medical marijuana.
"We've been caught up in culture surrounding medical marijuana that's 20 years old," Williams said. "While adhering to every single state law, we want to provide safe access for patients and really medicalize this. Patients should be put first."
He decided to partner with the marijuana cooperative's director, Aundre Speciale, a friend he met two years ago and with whom he shares a philosophy of making medical marijuana available along with patient counseling and a standardized product.
The host of "The Montel Williams Show," which aired from 1991 to 2008, said he would be "involved at every level of the cooperative, from the philosophical direction down to the blueprints."
Williams said he wants to change the stigma surrounding doctor-prescribed pot use.
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Three Business Leaders Awarded for their Fight against Today's Slavery
During the closing ceremony of the Luxor International Forum, the Jury announced its unanimous decision on the three winners of the Business Leader's Award to Fight Human Trafficking. They were chosen from a pool of almost 20 nominations submitted from all over the world.
This inaugural prize, the first of its kind, is designed to recognise the commitment, creativity and leadership of business leaders in fighting modern slavery - a crime that shames us all.
Human trafficking has many, complicated origins and manifests itself in a variety of forms: from the sex trade to labour exploitation, from child soldiering to street begging, from bondage to domestic servitude. It therefore requires multi-faceted solutions engaging all stakeholders. Business efforts to combat human trafficking are an essential part of the response, including corporate responsibility, social marketing, social entrepreneurship and leveraging core business strengths.
The Jury noted the many strong nominations addressing the different dimensions of human trafficking and different types of solutions: awareness-raising, prevention, protection, support, rehabilitation and reintegration, and law enforcement. In addition to its Chair, the Jury was comprised of H.H. the Aga Khan, H.R.H. Princess Mathilde of Belgium, Mr. Antonio Maria Costa, former Executive Director of the UNODC, Mr. Georg Kell, Executive Director of the UN Global Compact Office, and Mr. Bjorn Haugland, Chief Operating Officer, Det Norske Veritas.
Wanting to encourage a diversity of business approaches, the Jury took the decision to recognize three outstanding business leaders on whom to bestow the first ever Business Leader's Award to Fight Human Trafficking (listed in alphabetical order):
- Mr. Christopher Davis, International Campaigns Director, Body Shop International
- Ms. Marylin Carlson Nelson, Chairman, Carlson Companies
- Mr. Robert Rigby-Hall, Senior Vice President, LexisNexis, Inc.
The Jury emphasised the leadership, vision, innovation, and collaborative approach displayed by these individuals and their initiatives. In particular, the Jury members highlighted the global impact, comprehensiveness, and capacity to inspire others to replicate these or similar efforts.
Mr. Christopher Davis - Body Shop International
The Jury selected Christopher Davis, International Campaigns Director for the Body Shop International, for his leadership in designing and implementing an innovative global social marketing campaign to inspire long lasting change and put a stop to sex trafficking of children and young people.
In 2009, under the leadership of Mr. Davis, the Body Shop launched a 3-year strategic campaign in partnership with End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes ( ECPAT). This was the first campaign of its kind between a major cosmetics company and an international network of local NGOs to combat human trafficking.
Thus far, through the sale of ' Soft Hands Kind Hearts' hand cream, the Body Shop has raised more than 2 million USD for ECPAT to provide immediate relief to child victims of sex trafficking.
The campaign has also focused on creating long-term change through continued awareness-raising, public engagement and the lobbying of decision makers. This includes the development of an innovative Country Progress Card to assess progress made by States in combating child sex trafficking across 43 countries. Mr. Davis' efforts have also inspired Body Shop staff around the world to implement the campaign locally.
Ms. Marylin Carlson Nelson - Carlson Companies
The Jury selected Ms. Marilyn Carlson Nelson, Chairman and former CEO of Carlson Companies, for her pioneering corporate responsibility work, leadership and advocacy for the protection of children from sexual exploitation and trafficking in the tourism sector.
In 2004, under her leadership, Carlson Companies was the first major North American travel company to sign the Tourism Child Protection Code of Conduct. Since then, she has spearheaded the implementation of the Code throughout the Carlson Companies - reaching staff and customers worldwide. Her advocacy efforts have also contributed to the Code's success in motivating 950 companies in the tourism and travel sector to take child protection efforts.
Ms. Carlson Nelson's advocacy has extended beyond her own sector, to the World Bank, the World Economic Forum and other international fora, spreading the message that all can and must act to combat human trafficking.
Mr. Robert Rigby-Hall - LexisNexis, Inc.
The Jury selected Mr. Robert Rigby-Hall, Senior Vice President of LexisNexis, for his leadership and commitment to combating human trafficking. Over a period of years, he has put in place numerous anti-trafficking initiatives that address the wide spectrum of needs, from victim support to law enforcement.
Drawing on LexisNexis' expertise, these initiatives clearly demonstrate how companies can leverage their core strengths for maximum impact. Under Mr. Rigby-Hall's leadership in the area of investigation and legal prosecution of human trafficking, LexisNexis has created an online resource centre for attorneys who work with human trafficking victims. The company has also collaborated with the American Bar Association to train lawyers on potential civil remedies for victims of human trafficking. In addition, LexisNexis has been instrumental in the efforts in the United States to adopt uniform and effective laws against human trafficking.
To raise awareness, LexisNexis has forged partnerships and supported wide dissemination of films and documentaries on human trafficking among its stakeholders, including suppliers and clients. It has also partnered with a leading anti-trafficking NGO in South East Asia on a shelter for victims. Within the company and its own supply chain, LexisNexis has developed and implemented a Code of Conduct and engaged its employees in pro-bono legal work in the anti-trafficking arena.
In addition to the three Awardees, the Jury also gave special commendation to the pioneering work of Mr. Tristan Foster, founder and CEO of FSI Worldwide, as well as to Ms. Natasha Rufus Isaacs and Ms. Lavinia Brennan, co-founders and directors of Beulah London.
The Award process was launched in 2008, by UNGIFT, UN Global Compact and End Human Trafficking Now.


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Brent crude prices are near $50
On Wednesday, International Brent crude benchamark managed to approach to $50, followin outages in Canada and Africa. Apart from that, output decliens outside of the Middle East region also contributed to Wednesday's leap. All of this definitely drove expectations as for a tigher supply market.
In New York, June delivery sweet, light oil futures were worth $48.47, demonstrating a $0.16 surge. Simultaneously, July Brent crude futures gave a $0.17 soar, trading at $49.45 per barrel. By the way, Brent oil futures were last higher than $50 in last year's November.
Sure, some financial analysts find $50 too high for today, but just two years ago, crude hit $100. So, the number one commodity might try to reach higher.
Overnight Canadian forest fires helped oil to go up. The fires generated a series of oil-site evacuations, thus excluding at least one million barrels a day from Canadian oil-sands output.
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Researchers have sequenced 360 varieties of the tomato plant to create a comprehensive map of the evolution of the fruit from its wild form to the modern varieties.
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At the heart of this exhibition stands the family portrait, charged with memories and longing. The exhibition was initially inspired by Supper (2008), a striking work by Cuban-American artist Anthony Goicolea, recently acquired for the Israel Museum collection. Goicolea extracted old portraits from his family albums and summoned them to an imaginary encounter, juxtaposing photography and painting. Presented alongside Goicolea's personal journey are multicultural works – memorabilia and photo albums, painting, photography, installation, and video art – from the Museum's and other collections. A special loan from The Museum of Modern Art, New York, brings a painting by Frida Kahlo to Israel for the first time. My Grandparents, My Parents, and I, an intimate, symbolic family tree, addresses the complex identity of an artist with native Mexican and German immigrant ancestry.


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Former Cal-transfer Kyle Reed (6-3, 215 lbs, SR) saw the most snaps behind center last season and will be the opening signal caller against the Trojans come Saturday afternoon. While Reed completed 64% of his passes and threw just six interceptions, he appeared to rather take a sack than throw the ball away, generating negative yardage in the process. He played in 10 games last season, starting eight, and the team was 4-4 in his starts. He showed flashes of promise early in the season by completing 88.5% of his passes (23-26) against Stanford in September. But by the end of the year, performances against New Mexico State (8-18, 50 yards, 3 INTs) and Louisiana Tech (4-14, 79 yards) had fans calling for relief.
Jordan LaSecla (6-3, 205 JR) is Reed's main competition heading into the season and figures to see some playing time in the Coliseum. LaSecla quietly enjoyed his most productive spring since joining the Spartans in 2006. He appeared in two games last season and four in 2007. He was the 2005 Marmonte League MVP for Newbury Park HS after passing for 4,070 yards and 35 TDs in his senior prep year.
Myles Eden (6-1, 205, SR) is currently #3 on the depth chart, yet figures to get a chance at some point during the season, perhaps even Week One. Eden started three games and appeared in three others in 2008. His best game last season came in conference play against Idaho, completing 23 of 31 passes for 295 yards and two TDs in a 30-24 victory. Eden has the most mobility of the three QBs that USC may see on Saturday.
At least four players figure to be in the mix at running back for the Spartans. Brandon Rutley (5-10, 190, SO) is the top returning rusher from 2008 with 358 yards, a 4.5 average and three touchdowns. He has the best breakaway speed of the group. Patrick Perry (5-10, 215, SR) led SJSU in rushing TDs in 2006 and is back after missing the last two seasons to injury. Chris Reese (5-9, 205, SR) is the most effective rusher between the tackles and figures to be involved in short yardage situations. Lamon Muldrow (5-9, 210, JR) is the most durable of the bunch, coming to San Jose from Sierra JC, where he carried the ball 617 times for 3,260 yards and 44 TDs in two seasons and was a unanimous 2008 JC All-American.
SJSU's quarterbacks will all benefit from the return of WRs Kevin Jurovich (6-0, 190 SR) and Jalal Beauchman (6-4, 220 JR). Jurovich, who missed most of last season with an illness, was a second-team all-WAC standout in 2007 after setting a single-season school record with 85 receptions for 1,183 yards, third-best all time.
Jurovich is a model of consistency and the Spartans are excited to have him back. "You can see what he brings out there," Tomey said of Jurovich after the spring game. "It was something we were missing a year ago. He's elusive. He's fast. He's competitive."
Between Jurovich and Beauchman, the Spartans return 142 career receptions and 11 TDs, making the position of WR a plus heading into the 2009 campaign. Terrance Williams (6-5, 240, SR), third on last year's team with 22 catches, is moving from WR to TE to take advantage of his wide body and to make room for spring arrival Marquis Avery (6-4, 205 JR), who figures to factor in as well.
The Spartan offensive line is considered to be a strength heading into this season. SJSU have six O-linemen who have started at least 10 games at the major college level. Ronnie Castillo (6-0, 292, SR), who has started at guard and center, tops the depth chart at center with Robbie Reed (6-3, 290 JR) pushing for playing time. Right guard Ailao Eliapo (6-2, 320, JR) was the one San Jose State lineman to start all 12 games at one position last season. Isaac Leatiota (6-4, 305 JR) has been the primary left guard the last two seasons. John Konye (6-4, 290, JR) and Fred Koloto (6-3, 290 SO) manned the left tackle position in 2008 and 2007, respectively. Either one could slide over to left guard. Jon Moreno (6-4, 285) is the returning starter at right tackle and will be pushed for playing time by Andres Vargas (6-4, 305, SO). This unit is very deep, talented, and compares favorably in size to many offensive line units in the Pac-10.
San Jose St. WR Kevin Jurovich had 85 catches for 1,183 yards and 9 TDs in '07
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Mike Augliera, seen above against UMBC at NYSEG Stadium, was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball draft on June 5.
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Binghamton University pitcher Mike Augliera was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft on June 5. Augliera, Binghamton's all-time wins leader, was the 181st overall pick and becomes the highest draft pick in program history and the first America East pitcher taken in the 2012 Draft.
The selection caps a remarkable ride for the recently graduated four-year standout. Augliera drew attention from more than two dozen MLB teams throughout his senior season and cemented his high standing with a nine-inning one-hit gem against Albany in an America East Championship game witnessed by nearly 20 scouts on May 23.
"I am still shocked to be honest," said Augliera. "Today went much better than I ever could have expected. This is definitely a dream come true for me and I couldn't have asked for a better situation. I just want to thank everyone at home and at Binghamton who have helped me get to this point. "
A three-time all-conference selection, including back-to-back first team honoree, Augliera is looking to follow in the footsteps of recent Binghamton aces Scott Diamond (4-1, 1.86 ERA with Minnesota Twins) and Murphy Smith (2.98 ERA for Oakland Double-A). Diamond went undrafted in 2007, but signed with the Atlanta Braves and has now blossomed in the Twins organization as the Bearcats' first MLB player. Smith was selected by the A's in the 13th round of the 2009 draft and has quickly advanced to Oakland's Double-A team in Midland, Texas.
Augliera graduates as the school's career leader in wins (23), innings pitched (298.1), starts (50) and complete games (13). He leads the nation in strikeout-to-walk ratio (83 Ks vs. 7 BBs) and finished his four-year career with 253 strikeouts — second all-time. In six postseason games during his four years (America East and NCAA Championships), Augliera went 3-1 with a sparkling 1.87 ERA.
In his senior season, he won six games, led the America East in strikeouts (83) and ranks among the nation's top-10 in four categories: walks allowed per game (third at 0.76), complete games (4th with 7) and WHIP — walks plus hits per inning pitched (seventh at 0.92).
Twenty-year head coach Tim Sinicki, who is quickly gaining a reputation for churning out high-level professional pitchers, spoke highly of Augliera, both as a player and as a young man.
"I am so very proud of Mike," Sinicki said. "This is a tremendous day for him, his family and our baseball program here at Binghamton University. Mike has worked extremely hard over the course of the last four seasons to put himself in this position and I am confident he will take full advantage of this opportunity the Red Sox have given him. Mike is the type of young man that everyone pulls for. Quiet, polite and unassuming off the field, but a fierce competitor on the field who expects and settles for nothing but the best. Everyone associated with the Bearcats baseball program is extremely proud of Mike and wish him nothing but the best."
Augliera graduated in May with a degree in human development. At the 65th Annual Varsity Awards Banquet, he was presented with a BUAC Citizenship Award for his leadership, sportsmanship and integrity.
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In 1980, Cardinal Pool started in a small warehouse in Mahomet, Illinois. In 1987, Cardinal opened a Champaign location at Old Farm shops, and in 1993 Cardinal relocated to its present location of 511 S. Country Fair Drive in Champaign. While Russ and his crew are out building, his daughter Sharon & the family are at the store making sure all of the customers are getting the chemicals and furniture they need to have a great summer. His wife Shirley can be found at the store as well, except her job now is "babysitter" for all of her grandchildren who come to work with their parents everyday.
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It seems to be that there's been quite a hullabaloo about veterans and homelessness lately. Has anyone else noticed that?
Just this week, there were two articles about Secretary Shinseki's commitment to ending veterans homelessness – one from the AP about veteran homelessness in rural areas and one in the Argus Leader as well.
The Secretary's message has be gaining momentum this month. Since early August, Secretary Shinseki has promised the American Legion that the country "will end vet homelessness." He discussed homeless veterans issues inOregon and in his home state of Hawaii. Assistant Secretary Tammy Duckworth also carried a similar message on Fox News this week.
The attention is certainly welcome and warranted. Veterans account for approximately one-quarter of the homeless population, and the group exhibits a high incidence of mental illness, substance abuse, and other behavioral disorders.
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The couple decided to go public about their relationship only once Mahesh's divorce to Swetha Jaishankar was finalzed last year. Despite Jaishankar alleging that Dutta "stole her husband", Lara insists that she started dating Mahesh only after he filed for divorce from his first wife. Nevertheless, Dutta has nothing to worry about as she has become the wife of the top Indian tennis star.
After the civil ceremony on Wednesday, the couple will have their "sangeet" ceremony on 18th February, followed by a church wedding in Goa on the 19th of February.
One wonders what made Lara Dutta get married to a man she hardly knew for even a year, but didn't walk down the aisle even though she was in a live-in relationship with Kelly Dorji for more than 7 years, and later even dated Dino Morea! Maybe love is really blind, and it takes you just that one person to remind you what love is really about (sounds too filmy right?).
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(Oct. 7, 2005)--The UTSA Alumni Association will sponsor another unique trip for UTSA alumni, staff, students and friends -- this time to Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China. The departure from San Antonio is March 9 with a six-night stay in the historical and fascinating Chinese city.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0521469597, Paperback)From the time of its first appearance, the story of Pocahontas has provided the terms of a flexible discourse that has been put to multiple, and at times contradictory, uses. Centering around her legendary rescue of John Smith from the brink of execution and her subsequent marriage to a white Jamestown colonist, the Pocahontas convention became a source of national debate over such broad issues as miscegenation, racial conflict, and colonial expansion. At the same time, Pocahontas became the most frequently and variously portrayed female figure in antebellum literature. Robert S. Tilton draws upon the rich tradition of Pocahontas material to examine why her half-historic, half-legendary narrative so engaged the imaginations of Americans from the earliest days of the colonies through the conclusion of the Civil War. Drawing upon a wide variety of primary materials, Tilton reflects on the ways in which the Pocahontas myth was exploded, exploited, and ultimately made to rationalise dangerous preconceptions about the native American tradition.
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