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This is my new favorite tea to make when we're feeling under the weather, so consider it my latest addition to my list of herbal teas for colds! It's sweet and tart and, best of all, anti-viral. It is perfect for a sore throat or a phlegmy cough.
What You'll Need
- Lemon Balm: This is a gentle and delicious herb that has the added benefit of being anti-viral. (Learn more about lemon balm in this post.)
- Lemons: Not only do they give a little vitamin C boost, they are also good for thinning down excess mucus.
- Raw Honey: Anti-viral, antibacterial and just plain yummy!
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- Bring water to a boil and pour it over the lemon balm. If you're using tea bags, use one bag per person. If you're using loose-leaf tea, use one heaping tablespoon per person.
- Let the tea steep, covered, for at least 5 minutes.
- In each person's cup, squeeze the juice of half of a lemon and add one to two tablespoons raw honey.
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By Xinhua writers Yi Aijun and Lin Yu
WASHINGTON, May 17 (Xinhua) -- When NATO leaders meet again in Chicago on May 20-21, they will focus on exit from Afghanistan, capacity-building of their alliance in a smart way and building a network of partnership.
In fact, they are delivering on promises of renewal made at the bloc's Lisbon summit in November 2010, where they had pledged to adapt what they called the world's most successful political-military alliance to confront the 21st century security challenges.
At their Lisbon summit, NATO leaders adopted the third strategic concept since 1991 to guide the bloc's actions in the next decade, identifying proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism and cyber attacks, among others, as the key threats to NATO members.
For Jorge Benitez, a senior fellow in the International Security Program at the Atlantic Council think tank, terrorism and the ongoing instability and violence in the Middle East and North Africa pose the "most serious" security challenges to the transatlantic community since the rise of the Cold War after World War II.
"The Chicago summit is of great relevance to the security of the U.S. and its allies," Benitez told Xinhua.
Major decisions will be announced in Chicago about the final phases of the transition in Afghanistan, where American and NATO troops are fighting a decade-old war.
NATO leaders envisioned in Lisbon the withdrawal of most combat troops by the end of 2014 when the Afghan forces are expected to take the security lead in their country.
The end in sight of a long and bloody war will come as a great relief as none of NATO members and partners are not overwhelmed by budget deficits and reduced spending as well as growing anti-war sentiments at home.
As the budget constraints are threatening the core capabilities of NATO, leaders will resort to what NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has called "smart defense" approach, which calls for pooling and sharing capabilities of member nations in a time of austerity.
Missile defense, alliance ground surveillance and Baltic air policing and other important programs will be unveiled at the Chicago summit.
"Smart defense was created to help the alliance 'do more with less' in the current age of fiscal austerity," said Benitez.
By reaching out further to partner nations and soliciting their continuing participation in alliance operations and activities, as in Afghanistan and Libya, the Chicago summit will contribute further to members' security.
"Effective partnerships allow the alliance to extend its reach, to act with greater legitimacy, to share burdens and to benefit from the capabilities of others," Tina Kaidanow, U.S. principal deputy assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs, told a House hearing last month.
The Chicago summit marks the first time in more than 13 years that NATO leaders ever meet on U.S. soil.
U.S. government officials said Washington has set three objectives for the summit, namely charting "a clear path" for the completion of transition and reaffirming NATO's commitment to the long-term security of Afghanistan, maintaining NATO's core defense capabilities in an age of austerity and building a force ready for future challenges, and deepening the engagement of NATO's partner nations in alliance operations and activities.
At their Lisbon summit, NATO leaders pledged to develop and maintain "robust, mobile and deployable" conventional forces to carry out both collective defense responsibilities and the alliance's expeditionary operations.
With the realization of Washington's objectives, NATO would emerge revitalized and as powerful in years.
"The U.S. hopes NATO will continue to evolve to protect its members from new threats, such as ballistic missiles and cyber attacks, by preserving and developing essential defense capabilities," said Benitez.
"The deterrence and operational value of NATO's integrated military command, built on decades of multinational cooperation and interoperability, cannot be duplicated," he explained.
Steven Pifer, a senior fellow in the Center on the United States and Europe at the Brookings Institution think tank, agreed on the alliance's indispensability to the security of the transatlantic community.
There are differing views among members over NATO's future role, as some argue for continuing adherence to collective defense under Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty signed in April 1949, while some others call for out of area operations.
However, "both the United States and Europe think NATO is going to remain relevant for the security of the transatlantic region," said Pifer.
"Although my guess is that after Afghanistan enthusiasm both in Europe and the United States for that kind of operation in the future is going to be pretty limited, I think within NATO countries there's a sense that NATO is a useful tool, there is no organization in the world that is as good as NATO at organizing and conducting multinational military operations," he told Xinhua.


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Besides being tasty appetizers, these bites are a great after-school snack for little ones.
13-by 9-inch (3 L) baking pan, lined with parchment paper
3 cups (750 mL) biscuit mix
2/3 (150 mL) cup hot water
1 cup (250 mL) shredded cheese such as Cheddar,
Monterey Jack, or provolone
1/4 (50 mL) cup thinly shredded basil
4 Roma tomatoes, seeded and diced (about 1 cup/250 mL)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C)
In a large bowl, blend biscuit mix and hot water. When dough comes together, place on a surface that has been dusted with biscuit mix. Knead for 3 minutes or until firm. Cover with a dry towel and let rest for 5 minutes.
Press dough into prepared baking pan. Top with shredded cheese, basil and tomatoes. Bake in center of preheated oven until crust is golden brown and cheese is bubbling, 12 to 20 minutes. Let cool in pan for 5 minutes, then cut into 11.2-inch (4 cm) squares.
You can keep a batch of pizza bites in the freezer. After baking, let cool completely and place in freezer bags; freeze for up to 3 months. Thaw and warm in foil in 300 degrees F (150 degrees C) oven until hot, about 10 minutes.
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Since recently (not me) installing MSE antivirus software people have been saying that they have sent me e-mails (gmail) but they have not been delivered! I have Avast,IObit, and Malwarebytes + windows defendar which I hope is enough to cover my security. How do I remove MSE which does not appear in the control panel list of programmes...at least not in any words/titles that I recognise.....please advise
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You definitely need to get rid of IObit as it is in itself a form of spyware. Use Revo free version in advanced mode, if it asks to restart before Revo has finished, don't let it.
You have Avast so there is no need to install another AV as this will do more harm than good.
If you have Win Defender active, then MSE is not installed.
But to add to your list SAS free edition.
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I dont like MalwarBytes myself......that one is good, but use at your own risk.
MBAM and SAS, are the 2 best one's out there.
If you had paid anti-viruses like Norton or Avast etc.....then they may detect that the program is acting suspicious, doing something you never asked them to do.....which i suspect would be because idownloaded a malware itself and i have come across many infected copies and some fake anti-viruses....taht is why i dont like it....i might come across a viruses/hacker ridden one.
Tutaha, as you seem to download from non respected sources, I don't think we can trust your judgement. You have, after all, asked for a crack in one of your posts.
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BeschreibungCompanies like Enron, WorldCom, and Siemens have defined the dark side of the corporate world in 21st century. This book is designed to address the diverse requirements of directors and heightened investor awareness, with an intelligent and comprehensive presentation of the structure and practice of boardroom management.
InhaltsverzeichnisHow the Firm is Defined and Why is That Important for Directors; The Relationship between Managers and Shareholders; The Agency Problem; The Duties of the Director; The Non-Executive Director: Key to Board Independence; The Role of the Chairperson of the Board; The Three Responsibilities of the Chair; Why is it Important to Talk About Ethics?; Creating an Ethical Organization; How to Avoid Common Pitfalls in 'Gray-Area' Decisions; The Paradoxes of Corporate Governance; Understanding Power in the Boardroom; The Principles of Good Structure; The Principles of Good Process; The Committee Structure; The Family Business Board; The Closely-Held Corporate Board; The Multinational Subsidiary Board; Dealing with Takeovers.
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Obama did not know about Obamacare website glitches
Obama did not know
quote:I can't imagine everyone being on board with rolling this thing out if they actually knew how fricked up it was. If you know there are hardcore glitches, delay enrollment.
This is the MO. Obama fricks up, and then claims he didn't know anything.
Okay, that is funny. It amazes me how little Obama apparently knows about his administration.
And before someone says, "Obama can't micro-manage everything," this was his signature legislation. This just shows how much of an empty suit he really is.
If I was rolling out a program that my party had been fighting for for 50+ years and it was unofficially referred to as upgrayeddcare, you can be goddamn sure I would want to know every large problem that was happening.
Sebelius: Obama did not know about Obamacare website glitches
If I was rolling out a program that my party had been fighting for for 50+ years and it was unofficially referred to as upgrayeddcare, you can be goddamn sure I would want to know every large problem that was happening.
If they knew what a frick up it was going to be, why not delay the roll out? They would have taken a hit for it, but surely nothing like this. They're either massively stupid, or they didn't anticipate just how significant the glitches were IMO.
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Dr Philip Melling, who is researching his own book on the writer, will view 40 years' worth of research carried out by academics on the island.
Hemingway, regarded as one of the 20th Century's greatest writers, wrote The Old Man and the Sea while in Cuba, his base for more than 30 years.
Dr Melling said Cuba had a big influence on Hemingway and his writing.
Dr Melling, reader in the department of American studies, said the extent of work carried out by Cuban writers and academics was unknown in the west and had never been publicised outside of Cuba.
"Additionally, Hemingway was a big influence on the Cuban people, particularly on Fidel Castro, and he is revered throughout the island," he said.
Hemingway's former house on a hill east of Havana was left to Cuba after his suicide in 1961 and is now a museum, but with limited access.
"The fact is that we don't exactly know what is there," added Dr Melling.
"Much work has been done by Cuban academics but little is known about this outside of Cuba - primarily because there are limited opportunities to publish outside of the island."
Dr Melling was granted access to the archived research after the museum's director, Professor Gladys Rodriguez, heard about the book he was planning on Hemingway's interest in indigenous cultures.
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"Hemingway has always been known for his writings about war and Europe," he added.
"Little is known about his interest in racial minorities - he was particularly interested in Cuban-Africans - and he had a fascination with people he met on the streets.
"The research that we could find in Cuba could have a massive impact on how we view Hemingway."
If all goes to plan, Dr Melling heads for Cuba in the spring.
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Although most of these stories are very personal, they are also essentially political, for, as
Susannah says, ―Everything I have ever done has been political.‖ What she means by
political always comes back to the personal, because what she calls ―home‖ is central to
her quest. In these stories one can sense the profound loss and devastation inflicted on
individuals, our nation, and the world by those unending wars we have been forced to
wage by those who have stolen our country. This is summed up in a beautiful one-line
paragraph that isn't even a sentence: ―This country that used to be our home.‖
―Home‖ takes on a deeper poignancy and richness in Lance, A Vietnam Vet: A Love
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Take, for instance, the LE40M87BD's black levels. During a run-through of Poseidon on HD DVD, the black level response in dark scenes, like those outside the ship at night as it finally sinks, is stunning - possibly the best we've seen on an LCD TV, in terms of both the sheer depth of blackness and the amount of shadow detail retained in dark areas.
The full HD pixel count, meanwhile, earns its corn by the way it renders with pin-point precision all the remarkable textures in the walls of the huge upside-down set of the Poseidon's ball room. It's noticeable, too, how this detailing is delivered without any serious signs of noise - a likely benefit of the TV not having to rescale HD images (provided you use the set's 1:1 pixel mapping mode, called 'Just Scan' in the onscreen menus).
Colours benefit from the full HD situation, too, in the form of unusually subtle blends to accompany the sort of full-on brightness and rich saturations we usually expect to see from Samsung TVs. Furthermore, during Poseidon's many low-lit sequences, it's clear how well the LE40M87BD copes with skin tones compared with many previous Samsung LCD sets.
There is, it has to be said, room for improvement with the LE40M87BD's motion handling. With the set's Movie Plus mode activated, moving objects look reasonably sharp but suffer with shimmering, flickering noise at their edges. Yet with Movie Plus deactivated, there's a noticeable loss of resolution as objects pass across the screen. We'd also recommend that you deactivate the Edge Enhancement feature, as it over-stresses harsh edges.
In terms of audio, although the TV is perfectly solid sonically, in an ideal world we wouldn't have minded a bit more power from the set's speakers to meet the considerable challenges of Poseidon's 'wave hitting the boat' sequence.
Although we ended on a little run of negatives, it really doesn't make sense for us to get too churlish about the LE40M87BD. For the simple fact remains that it's a superbly well-featured TV that also happens to produce frequently excellent 40in LCD pictures, especially with HD sources - and if all that isn't worth considering spending just £800 on, we don't know what is.
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"What's that?"
"That's the cry of a loon."
"How awful! Do they often cry like that?"
"Not often in the nighttime."
Reuther shuddered.
Mr. Black regarded her anxiously. Had he done wrong to let her join him in this
strange ride?
"Shall we go back and wait for broad daylight?" he asked.
"No, no. I could not bear the suspense of wondering whether all was going well
and the opportunity being given you of seeing and speaking to him. We have
taken such precautions--chosen so late (or should I say so early) a start--that I'm
sure we have outwitted the man who is so watchful of us. But if we go back, we
cannot slip away from him again; and Oliver will have to submit to an humiliation
it is our duty to spare him. And the good judge, too. I don't care if the loons do
cry; the night is beautiful."
And it was, had their hearts been in tune to enjoy it. A gibbous moon had risen,
and, inefficient as it was to light up the recesses of the forest, it illumined the
tree-tops and brought out the difference between earth and sky. The road, known
to the horses, if not to themselves, extended like a black ribbon under their eyes,
but the patches of light which fell across it at intervals took from it the
uninterrupted gloom it must have otherwise had. Mr. Sloan, who was at once
their guide and host, promised that dawn would be upon them before they
reached the huge gully which was the one dangerous feature of the road. But as
yet there were no signs of dawn; and to Reuther, as well as to Mr. Black, this ride
through the heart of a wilderness in a darkness which might have been that of
midnight by any other measure than that of the clock, had the effect of a dream in
which one is only sufficiently in touch with past commonplaces to say, "This is a
dream and not reality. I shall soon wake." A night to remember to the end of
one's days; an experience which did not seem real at the time and was never
looked back upon as real--and yet, one with which neither of them would have
been willing to part.
Their guide had prophesied truly. Heralded by that long cry of the loon, the dawn
began to reveal itself in clearness of perspective and a certain indefinable stir in
the still, shrouded spaces of the woods. Details began to appear where
heretofore all had been mass. Pearl tints proclaimed the east, and presently
these were replaced by a flush of delicate colour deepening into rose, and the
every-day world of the mighty forest was upon them with its night mystery gone.
But not the romance of their errand, or the anxiety which both felt as to its
ultimate fulfilment. This it had been easier to face when they themselves as well
as all about them, were but moving shadows in each other's eyes. Full sight
brought full realisation. However they might seek to cloak the fact, they could no


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Rising stocks and growth slam bonds
Bonds are once again in the firing line as the need for safe haven is melting in response to the heat felt from glowing equity markets where investors have returned benchmark indices to two-year highs. Continued expansion across global manufacturing also argues against maintaining ultra-low or as some would say excessively loose monetary policy. Bond futures in some cases have fallen to the weakest in two weeks as the combination of healthier activity and growing inflation concerns weighs on fixed income prices.
Eurodollar futures - Treasury futures were lower ahead of an ISM manufacturing report expected to confirm growth within the sector and highlight rising cost pressures. The March contract slid by a half point to 120-09 sending yields seven pips higher to 3.43%. Deferred Eurodollar contracts joined in the bearish mood surrounding global interest rates as implied yields added a further none basis points as the curve continued its steepening process. The one-year September 2011/September 2012 eurodollar calendar spread for example widened by five basis points as investors concentrate rate rising expectations for next year rather than this.
Canadian bills - Investors sold short-dated bill prices in sympathy with losses to other short-ends on Tuesday. With a quiet economic report card until the employment report on Friday, the Canadian credit market remains slave to the fortunes of eth Eurodollar market. The spread between Canadian and U.S. yields widened a little as the 10-year Canadian government bond slipped a little less than its Washington-issued counterpart. The March future dipped by 46 ticks to 120.80 to yield 3.32%.
British gilts - An advisor to the Bank of England sent shivers through the short sterling interest rate futures complex today when they warned in a report that the policy mix was topsy-turvy and that as a result interest rates will end the year at 1.25%. The message sent implied yields surging by around 12 basis points given the fact that the National Institute for Economic and Social Research warned that the central bank will now need to take remedial steps to prevent inflation from becoming entrenched. And of course it's an easy sell. Already the European credit markets are fretting over the potential for rising inflation and the Bank itself admits that temporary food and energy pressures will perhaps lift the near-term pace of inflation to 5% this year before easing. In a sense it's an easy sell for the NIESR to spook the markets but it does appear that Governor King's mind is made up. The only catalyst for change would be if companies conceded to inflation-busting wage demands in which case the Bank would exercise its right to change its mind. March gilts slid by 62 ticks to 116.71 lifting yields to 3.72%.
European bond markets - Three month Euribor rose to its highest since July 2009 as bank-to-bank lending costs increased. A firm set of economic reports provided a downbeat tone to credit markets with three-month contracts falling by three basis points on a deepening of inflation concerned. The March German bund shed 78 ticks to 122.96 for a two-week low sending its yield up seven basis points to 3.22% after unemployment in the core Eurozone nation fell to an 18-year low at 7.4%. Inflation concerned were fanned by an acceleration in the pace of manufacturing expansion across several nations coinciding with a lower-perceived need for the safety of government bonds on reports that EU leaders were making progress in overhauling rules surrounding the use of the European stability fund.
Japanese bonds - A rebound for regional stocks including a 0.5% increase in the MSCI Asia Pacific index inspired sellers of government bonds. The March JGB future shed 32 ticks to close at 139.70 yielding 1.33%.
Australian bills - An upbeat RBA said it would look through aberrations to trend growth and inflation caused by recent flooding events. It maintained a bullish outlook on economic affairs outside Australia leaving investors marginally more concerned that it had not yet finished with pulling its monetary levers. Bill prices slipped to reflect firmer yields across time with losses of around six basis points. Bond futures fell sending yields seven pips higher following the meeting to 5.56%.
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Jeremy Cowart: Voices of Haiti
On January 12, 2010, a massive earthquake struck the Caribbean Republic of Haiti. With its epicenter located just 25 km west of Port-au-Prince, the effects were catastrophic. The capital suffered major damage, and the homes and lives of hundreds of thousands of Haitians were ruined.
American photographer Jeremy Cowart was one of the millions who watched the shocking events unfold on TV. But unlike most viewers, he decided to do something about it. He packed his clothes and equipment, and a couple of days later, he stepped off a plane in Port-au-Prince.
"It was like a war zone," says Jeremy. "The sights, the smells, the sounds – everybody walking around in a state of confusion. It was pretty scary, to be honest."
What stopped you from backing out?
"Well, once I saw all the destruction, I truly realized how much help all the people there would need. That actually helped me keep my focus. It made me feel as though what we had set out to do had a purpose."
And what purpose was that?
"To humanize the events. To let people tell their own stories. To prevent them from becoming numbers in a news article. I mean, the news reports at the time were so sensational and focused on the catastrophe that the lives that had been affected were almost forgotten."
Jeremy's team took a different approach. Instead of just documenting the events from a distance, they approached the locals and asked them to write down their thoughts and feelings on a piece of rubble. Meanwhile, Jeremy unpacked his Canon 5D Mark II and his weatherworn Acute B2 600. Then he took the subjects' portrait, holding their message in their hands, looking straight into the camera.
"I couldn't have done it without the local guides I had with me," says Jeremy. "They were the ones who persuaded people to participate. There were obviously a lot of photographers around, but most of them acted like devastation paparazzis, shooting people without even asking. So when the locals understood what we were trying to do, they got very excited. I believe they respected our efforts because we were giving them a voice."
Jeremy and his small team wandered around Port-au-Prince for days, talking to people, listening and photographing. When he eventually boarded his flight home, he had an entire series of portraits – a series that he would title Voices of Haiti.
What surprises me about Voices of Haiti is that even though the portraits were taken in the midst of a disaster, the faces and the messages are quite optimistic.
"Yeah, that surprised me too. The people really held their chins up high. They were very resilient and determined to bounce back."
What happened once you got back to the States? Did the project have the impact you hoped for?
"Well, I began publishing one image a day on my blog. This helped me raise some money. Then I got a call from the UN. They were organizing an event with leaders from all over the world during which they would pledge money to the Haitian people. They had seen my images, and they wanted to print them in a very, very large format and hang them along this long hallway that all of these leaders had to walk down. And as it turned out, they raised something like USD 10,000,000 that day."
"Yeah, it's crazy! I don't know how much of an impact my images actually made, but I do know that the voices of the Haitian people were heard all the way to the very highest level of government. To me, that's a pretty cool thing. Also, being able to take it all the way from me watching TV in my living room to creating something that got presented to world leaders – that's pretty amazing too."
Voices of Haiti was a success, and Jeremy soon had the opportunity to travel and tell the story behind his project. During one of these journeys, he met a girl named Nathalie, who had recently filmed a documentary about the tragic events in Rwanda. The two started talking, and pretty soon new ideas took form. These ideas resulted in the recently published Voices of Reconciliation, which can be considered a continuation of the Voices of Haiti project. Want the read that story and see those images too? Leave a comment or drop us an email.
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The eco-warrior comes to town
LONG before green was cool, a young scientist in suburban Brisbane sold the family car. For years, his family got around on bikes. And bewildered laughter followed them everywhere.
Two decades later, Emeritus Professor Ian Lowe is one of Australia's leading experts on environmental sustainability and climate change.
He sat on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and attended watershed conferences in Geneva and Kyoto.
It goes without saying that no one is laughing any more. Nor is Lowe holding tight to the hard line any more.
"Doing simple things is far better than doing nothing," he now enthuses.
"Green electricity costs about $4 a week so, for the price of a beer, you can reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
"Once people have done something simple, they are far more likely to do something that requires more difficulty."
It seems that the eco-warrior has finally come in from the cold. No longer reviled as hairy-legged hippies living on the fringe, the green brigade is now emerging as the most credible voice in a debate that has become the most pressing on the planet.
It is none too soon. Globally, the hottest 10 years on record have occurred in the past 12 years. Australia's spring was the hottest ever and 93 per cent of NSW is in drought.
Bushfires rage in Tasmania and Victoria, while extreme weather patterns are hitting northern hemisphere countries with increasing regularity.
It is a desperate image of a dying planet brought home most graphically by former US vice-president Al Gore's documentary An Inconvenient Truth.
And it is to the high-profile presidential wannabe that commentators are attributing the groundswell of environmental support.
Among Gore's supporters is Senator Bob Brown - the granddaddy of Australia's green movement. He also offers up the influential climate change report from respected British economist Sir Nicholas Stern, not to mention the weirding outside our own doors.
"The hotter weather, the drought, the disappearing ski season, coastal erosion and the parlous state of the rivers . . . people see this happening and they are taking the predictions seriously," Brown says.
"The whole environmental movement has been reviled but now when Greenpeace goes protecting whales or sneaks into Kirribilli and puts solar panels on the Prime Minister's roof, people applaud and the membership goes up."
Brown is Australia's original eco-warrior. He helped found the Australian Greens on the back of the Franklin Dam protests in the 1970s. A Launceston doctor-turned-activist, he subsequently joined the Tasmanian Parliament and in 1996 was elected Australia's first Green senator. Other Greens have followed in his lead, and in 2004 the party's primary vote soared from 2.3 per cent to 7.2 per cent.
Brown has been an enduring voice of reason in Canberra but his message is only just starting to cut through.
"In late 1996, when I warned of a five-metre sea level rise if the Antarctic ice-cap melted due to climate change, the Government benches broke out laughing," Brown says, from his Hobart office. "Now scientists are openly talking about it. And they are talking about a five- to 17-metre sea-level rise, which means Sydney and Parramatta are very much in line."
For many, it's poetic justice to see a former environmental activist fronting up - in a suit and tie or hosiery and heels - to accept an award, launch an initiative or deliver an important paper. Most compelling is Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai - the colourfully dressed, corn-rowed Kenyan woman whose years of environmental activism brought her into repeated conflict with authorities.
Then there is Peter Singer, the Australian animals rights liberationist known for his staunch opposition to the ingestion of meat and the use of leather, who became a Princeton professor and an international humanist laureate.
Closer to home there is anti-nuclear campaigner Helen Caldicott and former environmental activist Nicola Pain. Ten years ago Caldicott was shouted down at a protest meeting in suburban Sydney. Now her long-held opposition to nuclear energy is informing the current debate. Justice Pain, a former environmental defender recently made headlines with a decision in the Land and Environment Court that stymied plans for a coalmine in the Hunter Valley.
Guru status must of course go to Peter Garrett - the shaved skull rock star who recreated himself first as an environmental activist, then as head of the Australian Conservation Foundation. Now he has planted himself firmly in the mainstream as the Australian Labor Party's new shadow environment minister.
"Clearly [I'm] being a part of the decision-making policy and the political process," Garrett says. "But I've never seen it as coming in from the fringes into the mainstream because I've always believed that environment issues in the broad sense were embedded in the community. The increasing urgency has just meant they have come up in the consciousness and become more visible in the political debate."
Interestingly, Garrett's pole vault into the popular has been viewed with most scepticism by those within the green movement. Brickbats have come from Brown and Caldicott - both experts at manipulating the mainstream while not moving from their own line.
Caldicott for one prays daily that Garrett will not buckle. "He's in the perfect position to stop any uranium mines but my reading is that he won't do that, which is a tragedy," she says.
"There is a risk that he will [sell out] and if he does he has lost his credibility."
Anger flickers in Garrett's voice as he dismisses the criticism.
"I don't see it in any way as selling out," he says. "I see it as a continuation of the work that I've always done. My convictions whether they are about uranium mining or the environment or indigenous issues . . . I feel them as strongly as I ever had and I see them being put into effect, albeit in a different forum."
What Garrett, Caldicott and Brown all agree on is that the mainstreaming of green is largely thanks to Gore's film and Stern's report.
"[Environmentalists] have always been totally on board but the body politic was not ready to hear them," Caldicott says. "You can talk about climate change and extinction of species but it's not until an economist says the economy will go to hell in a handbasket that people take note."
But Caldicott warns that activists must always stay true to their beliefs, even while they lap up the prodigal son perks. If not they will lose credibility among a generation of young people eager to join the cause.
"Young people are getting it with a passion that they didn't have before. Underneath they are angry because of what it means for their future."
Among the next gen is eco-pin-up girl Tanya Ha, a former model whose practical handbook Greeniology has been selling like organic hotcakes.
The 34-year-old science graduate served an apprenticeship with lobby group Planet Ark, before remaking herself as an eco-consultant, TV presenter, author and serious campaigner. Described as the Nigella Lawson of the greens, Ha says the tag irks her. But she admits she has made the most of her image to communicate with the mainstream.
"If you rewind 10 years, my image was used to sell mobile phones and soft drinks and stretch denim jeans. So why can't we use the same marketing principals to promote something worthwhile?" she says.
Catch Ha at home with her two children and you'll find her dressed in recycled clothes, hair scraped back, doing the laundry in an efficient washer and driving a Toyota Prius hybrid. There is no doubt that she's the real deal. She just goes softer on the sell.
"We greenies have changed ourselves," she says. "We are all so passionate that we can come across as a bit strong. But if I push it too far I can sense when a person disengages and I've lost them.
"The movement has realised that you have to meet them at a place where they are ready to be met."
Millionaire financier Peter Hall is another who lives by that principle. The 45-year-old head of Australia's largest ethical investment fund, Hall wears Prada shoes, Zegna suits and has homes in Sydney and London. He has amassed a personal fortune of $70 million, and loves the finest food and wine.
But Hall says he is still a hippie at heart. As part of its ethical charter, Hunter Hall donates 5 per cent of pre-tax profits to charity. And in the past year, Hunter Hall's charitable giving program has given away almost $1 million to organisations such as the Asian Rhino Project, Australian Orangutan Project, Australian Conservation Foundation, Save Australia and the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund.
Despite this, Hall admits he has never considered some of the most basic things on the sustainability checklist. He has never calculated his ecological footprint, he does not carbon neutralise and acknowledges his lifestyle is lavish.
"It's pretty hard," he admits. "But I don't spend money on motor cruisers and huge limousines. The net effect of the way I live is on the whole very positive. I try not to have lavish toys and I try to balance my consumption by doing things like donating to green groups."
It hardly seems right to criticise a man who gives one-quarter of his income away. But is being green just the new black? And are there opportunists just jumping on the bandwagon?
Sydney businessman Pierce Cody has certainly copped that criticism. The millionaire bought the iconic Bondi Junction organic store Macro Wholefoods three years after selling his lucrative billboard advertising company Cody Outdoor.
There are now eight Macros, and a chain of cafes are on the way. The business is worth $40 million, and Cody has groomed himself as a mung bean-eating, Birkenstock-wearing hippie. But is he just a wolf in sheep's clothing?
"When I got involved I was accused of being a Johnny-come-lately," he says. "There was major integrity questioning and there was some element of anger from the existing devotees. But over time it changes."
Cody, 45, says the business gives him enormous pride and he is gradually creating a greener lifestyle for his family. They eat local and organic, are buying a hybrid car, and have an in-home composter.
"I would say I'm an enlightened corporate, a recently enlightened corporate," Cody says. "I don't like the tag of warrior . . . I'm not trying to force people to make a change, what I'm trying to do is give them a very soft transition."
At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter. There will always be people who capitalise on a crisis, but the fact that the mainstreaming of green is here to stay is not important, Brown says.
"The environment has come in from the wilderness; it's mainstream and it's always going to be that way," he says. "It's never ever again going to be a situation where people thought exploiting the environment was endless."Source: The Sun-Herald
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Edna C. Miller
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WAYNESVILLE — Edna C. Miller, 91, of Waynesville went to be with the Lord April 16, 2013. She was born Sept. 29, 1921, to the late Ben and Lillie Evans Cutshaw. Edna enjoyed cooking, sewing, and housekeeping. She also enjoyed reading and doing puzzles, but most of all she enjoyed spending time with her family.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Ernest Miller; one brother, Everett Cutshaw; and one sister, Mary Jo Green.
Edna is survived by two sons, Ronnie Miller and his wife, Reba, and Jim Miller, and his wife, Violet; one daughter, Carolyn Breece; four grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Garrett Funerals and Cremations with the Revs. John Swanger III and Wayne Willett officiating. The family will receive friends from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday prior to the services at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Garrett Hillcrest Memorial Park.
Memorial contributions may be made to The Homestead at 127 Sunset Ridge, Clyde, NC 28721 or Calvary Road Baptist Church at 77 Sutton Loop, Waynesville, NC 28786.
The family would like to offer a word of thanks to the caring nurses and staff at Autumn Care of Waynesville and The Homestead.
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Comprises certain Particulars arising out of a Visit of Condolence, which may
prove important hereafter. Smike unexpectedly encounters a very old Friend,
who invites him to his House, and will take no Denial
Quite unconscious of the demonstrations of their amorous neighbour, or their
effects upon the susceptible bosom of her mama, Kate Nickleby had, by this
time, begun to enjoy a settled feeling of tranquillity and happiness, to which, even
in occasional and transitory glimpses, she had long been a stranger. Living under
the same roof with the beloved brother from whom she had been so suddenly
and hardly separated: with a mind at ease, and free from any persecutions which
could call a blush into her cheek, or a pang into her heart, she seemed to have
passed into a new state of being. Her former cheerfulness was restored, her step
regained its elasticity and lightness, the colour which had forsaken her cheek
visited it once again, and Kate Nickleby looked more beautiful than ever.
Such was the result to which Miss La Creevy's ruminations and observations led
her, when the cottage had been, as she emphatically said, 'thoroughly got to
rights, from the chimney- pots to the street-door scraper,' and the busy little
woman had at length a moment's time to think about its inmates.
'Which I declare I haven't had since I first came down here,' said Miss La Creevy;
'for I have thought of nothing but hammers, nails, screwdrivers, and gimlets,
morning, noon, and night.'
'You never bestowed one thought upon yourself, I believe,' returned Kate,
'Upon my word, my dear, when there are so many pleasanter things to think of, I
should be a goose if I did,' said Miss La Creevy. 'By-the-bye, I HAVE thought of
somebody too. Do you know, that I observe a great change in one of this family--
a very extraordinary change?'
'In whom?' asked Kate, anxiously. 'Not in--'
'Not in your brother, my dear,' returned Miss La Creevy, anticipating the close of
the sentence, 'for he is always the same affectionate good-natured clever
creature, with a spice of the--I won't say who--in him when there's any occasion,
that he was when I first knew you. No. Smike, as he WILL be called, poor fellow!
for he won't hear of a MR before his name, is greatly altered, even in this short
'How?' asked Kate. 'Not in health?'
'N--n--o; perhaps not in health exactly,' said Miss La Creevy, pausing to consider,
'although he is a worn and feeble creature, and has that in his face which it would
wring my heart to see in yours. No; not in health.'
'How then?'
'I scarcely know,' said the miniature painter. 'But I have watched him, and he has
brought the tears into my eyes many times. It is not a very difficult matter to do
that, certainly, for I am easily melted; still I think these came with good cause and
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When she finished speaking in public for the first time about her experience with an abusive boyfriend, Denetria Council was in tears. But she was also smiling.
"I didn't think I could get through it without blubbering, I was so scared," she said last month in a church basement in Bedford-Stuyvesant, where she addressed a small crowd of Brooklyn women at a community health fair.
Council's story is an extreme example of the pervasive domestic violence problem in Bushwick and in Brooklyn as a whole. Five years ago, Council's then-boyfriend, Jason Page, kept her imprisoned in their Bushwick apartment for 17 days. He tied her to a crib and whipped her with an extension cord until she bled. Her back and her arms still bear the scars. He was convicted in 2009 of kidnapping and is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence.
Brooklyn has the highest rate of reported domestic violence of all the city's boroughs, New York State Department of Criminal Justice Services statistics show. Last year, Brooklyn tied the Bronx for the most domestic violence-related homicides, 22 out of a total of 69 citywide.
And in Bushwick, a neighborhood grappling with high levels of poverty and crime despite its artsy, gentrified image, the rates are especially high. The number of police responses to domestic violence incidents in Bushwick was 22 percent higher than in the borough as a whole.
"I think it is a community that is faced with a lot of stress and pressure," said Abbie Tuller, executive director of the North Brooklyn Coalition Against Family Violence. She says that areas with high crime rates often also have high rates of domestic violence. Though crime in Bushwick has declined by almost 20 percent since 2001, last year there were twice as many rapes and 60 percent more assaults in Bushwick than the Brooklyn average, according to the NYPD.
Women living in low-income areas are twice as likely to be victims of domestic violence; in Bushwick, the average income per capita is about $15,000, compared to the NYC average of $30,500, according to 2010 census data. In New York City, black and Hispanic women are also more than twice as likely than women of other races to be injured or killed by their partners, according to the Department of Health. Bushwick is 26 percent black and 65 percent Hispanic, according to 2010 census figures.
"Bushwick is a mainly Hispanic community," said Antonio Bascom, who works with domestic abuse victims in Brooklyn with Jericho Road, a domestic violence non-profit founded by his wife, Dr. Elena Bascom. "I'm Hispanic and in Hispanic culture, we value family above everything else. A woman will stay with her husband because of those ethnic ties and because of the stigma."
Council's ordeal came at the hands of a man with a history of violence against women. Abusive men, said Carl Joseph, who runs domestic violence prevention workshops for men through Jericho Road, repress their anger until it boils over. "They pent up their anger and emotions and they take it out on women because they think they're weaker."
"It's really a men's issue, not a women's issue," he said.
Council had no idea about Page's past when she began dating him when she was 20 and he was 32. She found out that he had been an abuser only during the subsequent trial, when a previous girlfriend came forward to testify against him.
For the first seven months of their relationship, things were fine, she said.
But then he slapped her so hard that it left a handprint on her face. A childhood friend had called Council, and Page erupted in jealousy.
Things returned to normal for a few months. Page would have dinner on the table when she came home from work. He'd lay her pajamas out for her, run baths for her. "He treated me like a queen," Council said. "I thought I had found the man of my dreams."
But the violence escalated, she said. "He'd cry when he'd see the bruises and say he'd never do it again," said Council. "I couldn't bring myself to leave him because I loved him."
Tuller says this is a common cycle in domestic violence, and that often women make multiple attempts to leave their abusers. "It is hard for women to merge the two notions of their partner who they love and who may have done great things for them, but at the same time has done horrible things," she explained.
"I thought he was going to change," said Council. "I thought I could change him."
In July 2008, when Council returned from a trip, Page tied her up and beat her for more than two weeks. Council escaped while he was sleeping and fled to her mother's apartment in Bed-Stuy.
Today, Council lives with her boyfriend, Marco Longmire. She's expecting her first child in October and working as a home health aide.
Once she met Longmire, she said, she knew it was time to come to terms with her ordeal with Page. "I had to move on so he wouldn't get the best of me.
Here's a list of resources for anyone who has been affected by domestic violence, whether you or someone you love has been abused, you want to donate or volunteer, or you or someone you know needs help dealing with anger and breaking the cycle of abuse.
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I just watched her story and I felt something wasn't right about her like she was MR/Slightly. I kept trying to figure it out but she seemed like she had a disability. Nice girl and glad he got 25 but he deserved 40 years. He will get out and abuse and older women as he will be 59. He will choose someone who will not tell. He has some serious issues. He is atleast bipolar with some explosive disorder. He needs to be a lifer. I'm serious.
I agree with you Coco. I work in social services and behavioral health and listening to her talk during the interview lead me to believe that Denitra was not "dealing with a full deck" as my mom used to say.
I watched your story and only one word comes to mind… your bless and I wish you the best that god have for you. he's were he belong, they should have gave him life.
really how could you tell it was something wrong with her because I didn't see it. to me she sounded like a lot of battered woman who still love the man even after the person beats them. Im glad he got 25 years because she didn't derserve that no matter that. I heard she has someone new in her life and is pregnant. glad she was able to move forward with her life.
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