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Mother JonesDec. 1, 2008 8:05 PM
Below is a guest blog entry by MoJo author Maia Szalavitz:
The "drug czar" position has never worked as intended. Originally proposed as a cabinet-level coordinator of drug policy by Joe Biden in the early 80's, it was a knee-jerk response to growing hysteria over widespread cocaine use. Ronald Reagan initially vetoed the idea as more bureaucracy, but eventually got on board, signing the relevant legislation in 1988.
The post's creation was part of a package of harmful laws that included the death penalty for "drug kingpins" and the notorious mandatory minimum sentences for crack cocaine that helped make an already racially-biased drug policy (.pdf) into a situation where one in ten young African American men are in prison.
Ever since, the job has been held by political operatives (William Bennett), police officers (Lee Brown) and generals (Barry McCaffrey). Never once has an academic drug policy expert, an MD, PhD, or other addiction researcher who has actually studied the subject served as drug czar. Will that change under Obama?
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Julia WhittyNov. 25, 2008 11:29 PM
Intercity bus service in the US jumped nearly 10 percent in the last year. In fact, the rate of growth was the highest in more than 40 years. Rising fuel prices played a role. But so did the revival of downtown districts and a growing acceptance of bus travel among younger travelers. Because of them, the atmosphere was spared roughly 36,000 tons of CO2 emissions.
Thank you bus riders.
Meanwhile air travel in the same period declined 8 percent. Travel by private vehicle was down 3.3 percent. Train ridership increased about 3.3 percent.
Thank you train riders.
Much of the growth was driven by two companies, Megabus and Boltbus, a joint venture of the Greyhound and Peter Pan bus companies. Both started kerbside pick-up service in northeastern states in spring 2007. The two companies offer high-frequency service between major US cities and wireless Internet service on board.
Thanks to the Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Development at DePaul University in Chicago for the new study.
Julia Whitty is Mother Jones' environmental correspondent, lecturer, and 2008 winner of the PEN USA Literary Award, the Kiriyama Prize and the John Burroughs Medal.
Casey MinerNov. 24, 2008 4:09 PM
You know your healthcare system has a problem when your insurance company starts offering to fly you halfway across the world for medical care.
Indiana-based health insurer WellPoint, Inc. has begun testing a program that allows patients to undergo elective surgeries in India instead of the US.
The program is currently available only to employees of a Wisconsin-based printing company whose employees WellPoint insures. And even though flights cost roughly $2,000 per person, round trip (according to Orbitz), it's still more cost-effective for WellPoint to send patients to India than it is to airlift them down to Milwaukee. Want your knee fixed up? Knee surgery typically costs $70,000-80,000 in the US; in India, it's a tenth that price.
Even more incredible is the fact that, at least according to the insurers, patients are actually more likely to receive high-quality, transparent care in India than they are here. An insurance-company medical officer quoted in the article says there's "a lot more willingness to share data about complication rates, the total number of procedures and the outcomes."
Now, I'm all for people receiving the best possible care at the lowest possible cost. But the fact that sending a patient to the other side of the world and back is less expensive than putting him up at a local hospital should send a strong signal to our policymakers (President-elect Obama, are you listening?) that our current system is beyond repair.
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Julia WhittyNov. 21, 2008 10:12 PM
At least in mice. So far. Nature reports on research presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. Mice fed on a high-fat diet during pregnancy and lactation had larger-than-normal offspring. Those offspring also went on to have larger-than-normal offspring.
The 1st-generation offspring also tended to overeat, whether they were fed a high-fat or normal diet. Plus they were insulin-insensitive, a feature of diabetes that often leads to obesity. The 2nd-generation offspring did not overeat, but were large and insulin-insensitive too. Male pups born to mothers on a high-fat diet also transmitted the traits to their own offspring.
The U of Pennsylvania team wants to know which genes were involved in passing on these traits. So far they've found epigenetic changes in the hypothalamus, which controls feeding behaviour. Epigenetic changes are biochemical modifications that affect how DNA functions without actually altering its nucleotide sequence. Epigenetic changes can be induced by environmental and/or genetic factors.
Nov. 21, 2008 8:17 PM
Here's an Election Day comic about a political junkie who leaves his apartment to vote only to find he can't see straight anymore. This was a project brought to me by Bob Mankoff with very smart art direction by Bob, Chris Curry, and Caroline Mailhot, who suggested I draw this while looking in the mirror. Oy. Hope tomorrow's a lot easier than this.
Daniel LuzerNov. 20, 2008 6:09 PM
There's a new tactic to target casual drug users: Convince them drugs are polluting the planet. On Tuesday, according to the Guardian, Francisco Santos Calderón, the vice-president of Colombia, told a conference of British senior police officers:
If you snort a gram of cocaine, you are destroying 4m square of rainforest and that rainforest is not just Colombian—it belongs to all of us who live on this planet, so we should all be worried about it. Not only that, the money that you use to buy the cocaine goes into the hands of FARC, of illegal groups that plant mines, that kidnap, that kill, that use terrorism to protect their business.
As the Guardian explained, Santos wanted to persuade casual British users, the "social user who drove a hybrid car and was concerned about the environment" to eschew the drug because of its environmental impact. As Gawker asked sardonically, "You might not stop for the sake of your money, your police record, or your septum, but would you give up blow if you knew that every eight ball cost ten square meters of precious rainforest habitat, you Whole Foods junkie?"
While Santos didn't cite any evidence to prove his point (or his 4m square statistic), what he is saying sort of makes sense. The coca plant is a cash crop and Columbia is a tropical country; growing cocaine—like oranges, mandarins, or coffee—obliges farmers to cut down some of the rainforest. Still, something about this seems a little suspicious. Are casual users of cocaine really responsible for pervasive environmental destruction?
While it's true that in the last five years, production of cocaine in Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru has increased almost 20 percent, the truth is that the destruction of the rainforest is not due to increased demand from wealthy British cocaine users. In fact, it makes more sense to wonder if inept efforts to eradicate the coca plant don't cause most of the destruction of the rainforest. Farmers grow coca because it's a lucrative cash crop; then drug control agents spray the plants with poison. As Mother Jones explained back in March 2007, this causes farmers to, sensibly, push further into the rainforest.
So yes, it is technically true that the cocaine industry is destroying the Columbian rainforest. But while casual drug use certainly doesn't help, it's not the main cause of environmental destruction; that award goes to Plan Columbia (.pdf). It looks like Santos can't see the rainforest for the coke.
—Daniel Luzer
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Julia WhittyNov. 19, 2008 10:00 PM
It's been a bad year for the southern resident population of orcas in Puget Sound. Seven have gone missing and are presumed dead. Including the nearly 100-year-old matriarch of K Pod, along with two reproductive-age females vital to the future of the whales. One female, L-67 showed clear signs of emaciation before she disappeared in September. That leaves only 83 animals in this culturally-unique population of orca.
It's been a bad year for salmon too—the primary prey of southern resident orca. Researchers suspect the missing whales may have starved. Now researchers at the U of Washington Center for Conservation Biology are trying to answer that question using a specially trained dog. The Seattle Times reports how Tucker, a black Lab, has been deployed two of the past three summers to track orca scat from the bow of a research boat.
Analysis of hormone levels in the scat suggest mortality among the orca was highest when their thyroid hormone levels were lowest. This means they're malnourished. Katherine Ayres, a UW graduate student working on the study says: "It is interesting and sad. We have a link to what scientists have been saying for a long time."
Jen QuraishiNov. 19, 2008 9:00 PM
Have scientists learned nothing from Jurassic Park? A group of genomicists from Pennsylvania State University published research on their experimental procedure that's decoded "a large fraction of the mammoth genome," reports the New York Times. The procedure uses two $500,000 machines to extract genome information from mammoth hair.
Jonathan SteinNov. 19, 2008 11:07 AM
Ah, the wonders of science. Check out this story from the NY Times.
A Spanish woman was hospitalized in March with a windpipe so badly damaged by tuberculosis that she was unable to breathe after walking more than a few steps at a time. The only conventional treatment that doctors saw was the removal of her left lung, a dangerous procedure with a high mortality rate.
Instead, a coalition of doctors and scientists from three European countries decided to try a ground-breaking stem cell procedure. They took a three-inch segment of trachea from an organ donor who had died of a cerebral hemorrhage. Over a six-week period, the trachea was stripped of donor cells, which were replaced by stem cells taken from the Spanish woman's bone marrow. After just four days of "seeding" the trachea with these cells, the trachea was used to replace the woman's damaged wind pipe.
Two months after the surgery, tests shows that the woman's lungs and wind pipe are functioning like normal. Her body has not rejected the new organ or reacted negatively in any way.
What's great about the procedure is that it was done using the patient's own stem cells, not embryonic stem cells. Thus, it skirts the controversies about life that commonly surround stem cell work in the United States. With President-elect Obama poised to eliminate many Bush Administration restrictions on stem cell research, pioneering procedures like this one may soon happen in America, and we will all live to be 150.
Julia WhittyNov. 18, 2008 6:07 PM
Climate problems are spawning climate solutions. And each climate solution will ripple throughout the economy in the form of new jobs and new materials. This according to a report that says the US economy is poised to grow big-time in a low-carbon world. Manufacturing Climate Solutions names where the jobs are—a first.
The report comes from Duke University's Center on Globalization, Governance & Competitiveness and assesses five carbon-reducing technologies: LED lighting, high-performance windows, auxiliary power units for long-haul trucks, concentrating solar power, and Super Soil Systems (a new method for treating hog wastes).
The conclusion: Many hidden economic opportunities exist within the supply chains providing parts and labor for all five industries. States that stand to benefit most include Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, North Carolina, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and California. The report also includes detailed breakdown of supply chains, with maps highlighting the location of companies best positioned to support green jobs.
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Chester Times (Newspaper) - May 9, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NET PAID CIRCULATION FOR TWELVE .fONT.IS, EN DING DECEMBER 31, 1932 20,328 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ★ With All Latest and Best News of the Day 57TH YEAR—NO. 17,588. Da Hr L.e*<<ed Wire Rtport* of United Pre** (ITI and International New* Service iINSl CHESTER, PA.. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 193S PRICE, TWO CENTS WA GE RISES GIVEN B Y MANY PLANTS OVER THE NATION U.S. EQUALIZATION FUND OF 4 BILLION SEEN TO BUY GOLI! REPAIRS TO DIKES WILL BE DISCUSSED B VSEBALL PLAYER INJURES HIS NECK County Engineer Choree Wright expects to meet Captain Harry Turn* engineer of the War Department, from Washington, In Media tod.i\ and mill go with him to Harrisburg to discuss Tinicum flood condition Buying Power of 50,000 Workers in the States Disclosed in Survey -Widespread Growth of World Watches Dutch Confidence Reflected in Optimistic Fore- Guilder: Muddle Alay Af* casts - Ford Sees Turn for Better feel F rance, and Others london Newspaper Says TrS^ Z w»tV*'ut'' 'J America Will Follow it * probable ^hat ^ ca p? tun -nm * ;v foul British Exchange Plan will confer with County Commissioners Drears, Hunter and Dramond before starting for Harrisburg county has agreed to furnish and dirt to be used in the work of repairing the dikes along Darby rteek The War Department s' is experted, mill furnish men and a barge for the murk I he appropria* _ J non bill passed by th# Legislature in- I ON DON, Ifav 9 TP The eludes .in Item of Mn OW int rode. I Pm rn Z Ir\ 90 Pt>r Cant nnri world of finance watched the Dutch by Senator John J Merlin, of i Increases Range r rom d to tv r er cenr. ana pi (d r wlfh lhe kPPnP5! anxlHy t0. county, for work to be d day, believing that activities of spec- Department of Forests and Waters ulatora, in the foreign exchange I Engineer Wright and Captain P " Include Automobiles Textile Manufactories and General Lines—Is Industry's Answer to Roosevelt Attack on Depression market, combined with large with- will discuss plans for an early start draw a Is of cold for hoarding and the on the work of repairing the dikes contluued flight of gold from Hoi- through which high water has poured land. might cause the Dutch govern- ln recent weeks, flooding thousands menf to declare an embargo on the pf acres of Iinb :m - windup it I Hurled on hut head after a cleat of lins baseball shor caught on the first-base bag resulted in Charles McClelland, 19, of 422 Penn street, being taken out of the Felton Hose Chemical Company-Supplee Dairies baseball Ile. Sunday, and hts the Chester Hospital found he had sustained neck injuries. Young McClelland, son of George IT" B McClelland. Sr. fore nm n of streets ravel i in ttlp cj(y department of streets and public improvements, has been a member of the Are company team since lait season, and had played the three games this season with the Arent -us team ll.- w<i"s uimltted for observation, and later discharged McClelland, well known as an athlete. has played on representative teams of the Bovs' Club of Chester, both football and baseball, and other trams in the amateur field. SCHOOL BOARD OFFERS SITE FOR NEW POSTOFFICE Asks .$100,000 for round and Three Buildings at Fifth and Webb Sts. Amount Is $25,000 Less Than Original Price; Site Is Central rO<. HAMPERS VISS ELA yellow metal Such a Yesterday's heaty rains imperiled the course would lead to the ; almost to the breaking poin* PHILLIF.s < ti I, OI I ti AMI S The scheduled double-header be wet was A wave of wage increases, raising ditions are coming about to a great the buying power of 50 000 workers in extent due to the President's dogged abandonment of the gold standard twenty-flve states, was industry's an- persistence to, balance the budget and ny France. Belgium and Switzerland, swer today to President Roosevelt s restore purchasing power There is the onlv other important countries vigorous attack on the depression definite evidence that the Presidents remaining on gold, exchange experts tw^n the Phillies and Cincinnati A United Pi ess survey disclosed a program ta well on IU way toward its feared. was postponed todav rn Philadelphia widespread growth of confidence re- goal. It behooves all American bus!- Holland was putting up a stubborn b«.cau*r of cold weather aru fleeted in optimistic forecasts as well nevi to support his program flRnt to maintain the position of the (nn]|U)a a double header as in the raises of pay The Ccid companies affected by guilder or florin which has been con- ^heduled for tomorrow Henry Ford, announcing hit faith the increase are: sidered the world's strongest cur- In the "new deal,' by his first ad- American Airways, Inc, Aviation rency because it is almost completely \ ort using campaign in more than a Corporation Auburn Automobile covered by gold reserves Dutch year, echoed the sentiments of other Company, Lycoming Manufacturing commercial banks widened the dis-manufacturers in the words Company, Stinson Aircraft Corpora- count rate on future dealings on We have made a complete turn- lion Du. senberg, Inc., Spencer bona Ade trade transactions, around, and at last Americas face is Heater Company, L. G. S Din tees jf the outflow of gold continued toward the future.' Corpora non. Columbia Axle Com-1 speculators would pay the extra dis- The most impressive move toward pany. Centra! Manufacturing Com- j count to continue their raids, it was restoration of buying power was taken pany and the Limousine Body Com- forecast bv Error Loban Cord, president of the pany. Tire American dollar showed sud- F L. Cord Corporation, who an- Another Interstate organisation den strength in trading today, openminded within 12 hours atter Mr moving toward pre-depression wag#. ,ng at 13 94 ^ the pound and elos-Roosevelt.« public review of his first and salary levels was the Columbian ,nK a( t < 95 a for the pound of eight wepks in office, that all Cord Peanut Company, which announced J01< CfnfA 5,nce Saturday. units would raise wages 5 per cent increa>cR of from IO to 20 per cent I Dutch guilder lost against the A heavy fog, which settled down on the Delaware river yesterday shortly after noon interfered with shipt ling in the channel All vessels moving up and down the river, as well as the steamers operated by the Wilson line, moved slowly until the bourd and the sri fog began to lift late in the after- J j?,*d to commuu noon Many of the small boats along $1 th it IOO to the I the shore in this cliv. Hosing ton and eminent Mal ens Hook remained fast to tlieir moorings all day Proper! \ now o Starr, Harvey and buildings on the ca Street south of Lift offered bv the che trier to the United ment tor the sn included in a p properties to be of!' a new postoffice Action Was taken off.! of the site la meeting of the sc ho in t he Lark ut I: lilt Crosby at rec ta. iii* opted bv the Hoskins school •ast Side Of Welsh ft is street, will be tester School Deli states Govern-of HOO OOO. to be posed grouping of lei rd as a site for BRITAIN ACCEPTS U. S. PROPOSAL OF TRUCE ON TARIFF Decision Communicated to Norman H, Davis, Roosevelt'* Personal Ambassador, in the House of Commons —MacDonald in Speech on Foreign Affairs Advises Silence at Present on War Debts Question- Sees Clear Understanding Between England and United States on World Economic Conference tnt \ were authorise the offer of it rd State* ({oval such form as the Government may requite tile offer to to eon re ming flu . evening ut a LONDOff, May 0 <UP> Oreaf 1 "Whatever happens," MaeDonald ol directors held Hilt,un a,.-opted today the United told the House, the United States ling Broad urn! filles proposal for a tai iff truce and ourselves now clearly understand pr< a dent of in** j until the opening of the world eco- each ethel We shall enter with a nom ic conference, full determination to do everything The acceptance was communicated M' ran make the World Economic to Norman ll Davis President '"'if. renee a success and thereafter Room veil's personal ambassador to continue to help to remove fear from Rn rom in Die House of Commons l"' hearts of the Pacific nations of CHIU)HEALTH CEMER REPORT made. and the resolution concerning Just before sn important speech cm I , MARIONETTES AT MAY MARKET the offer also contained the st qty I lion that no commission be paid bv the school district to HHV the degl is consummated retarv was also authorised to furnish to any Individual requiring such a document a ropy of the formal Wide Scope of Work Ro* Special Feature Arranged ported at Meeting of for Hospital Fete Hoard of Directors foreign sffairs by Prime Minister J.I n"* fluted states has agreed, lf Ramsav MacDonald MacDonald Sir lhf disarmament conference comes person lf John Simon, foreign aecreUry, and . like * satisfactory issue. The sec - { Walter Bunche in, president of th." ' f 1?s £*nt! m consultative pacts, Board of Trade, jointly conferred 'J1'* • U"M of wh'ch will be ta increase with Davis before the arsino of Europe and the safety What r•'servalions or stipulations 0fn£d war.1* were made in connection with the Marl said advised silence at pres- not dt»- on resolution of offer The school dn'rict property was British accept a ne- were described as containing the three, closed .schools and a frontage on Fifth Al the same time. ent on the war debt* issue. "The prospects of .success In the «rTVi 1,1 a I ( vrrv delicate matters that must be nT.'u .. . Gicd Without delay," he said. ' would Thursday, Alay 25 on May IO. The turn of events that has taken . .... At a meeting of the Child Health for its 2.000 employes tn^-8 mills pound, opening at 8 40 and closing Center held in the headquarters of "....... at 8 41'* The French franc, after the West End branch spread through five states, A definite . .... _ _____ __ ____________ place in our country under President upward trend wag discerned bv the opening*weaker at M to the pound, nod street' Yesterday Roosevelt's guidance did not Just hap * ——--, ^ - - - - - — ' *—* * *• *- pen," Cord said. "These changed con 1014 West 8«c-aBemoon the Continued on Page Ten SPEEDY JUSTICE IN KIDNAP CASE NAZIS DRAFT CHURCH SCHEME reeo'ered and closed at 85%. hoard of directors announced that The flight of Dutch gold reached there is a pres* mg need for a bu bv new heights yesterday, with heavy carriage to be used in bringing a private purchases Even peasants child suffering from the effect*: of were lined up in front of banks to infantile paralysis to th*' clinic for buy gold coins in large quantities. treatment It was suggested that Holland I The mother of the child, also a On Thursday, May 25 the Chester Mu pita! May Market will ive held on the lawiu* of tlw institution at Ninth and Barclay streets and one of the features will la* the Cheater High .School Marionettes They will present an oiigtnal ver- hr remove! >t once. bete, /he world "ulemenTXe,'! SEFJta economic conference onrn< or th* *«eroen a about what is going on in conference ST fa.lure lh * *t.nUUv*' »*"* non-committal lit at tx I • I a1 ab Ok it et rn # * I. i A MUK eew •« a H.a-I £ auk street of 142 feet and 189 feet on warned that the debt difficulty must Welsh street Discussion of the offer came up following the nadmg by IMe.sident Charles P Larkin. Jr . of a communl- I fitw double -edged statement was In- _____ cation from William M Hunter, tat preted in some quarUis a* an! PARIS, May 9 'INS*—New nego- realfor, w ho asked the perm! Mon of n» yif|<| (l" Hie tai iff question tlationa were launched bv the French the bourd to a* as agent in including if the United Blites would yield on J their proper!) rn the a.' < milling of debts. I Continued on Page Ten properties in tile locality, preparatory J _ _____________...r_.................. . .__ to making a genet al offer of the sit# 1 cmarrr,,...rn , "roup ,,j Yh- NKG KO KILLED KY 1 value of bringing th# long-needed might follow Frances example and victim of the disease, is linable to get of the Art Club of the high \ tr < t v numbers including a play starring 'Mickey Mouse " The J m production will be under the auapicea #n<^ much di. • lased pub g obtain a large foreign loan which to support the Guilder. with the child to and from the clinic un less means of transportation of this with Miss Myra Bowle directing inder the chairmanship Early Trial of Buck Broth* Mould Take in Present ors, in McMath A bd UC* lutheran Bodies and Be tion, to Be Sought Headed by Bishop of Mrs. The London Dally Express, under kind are provided through the gen- George w Pedlow Tile prrform- thr banner line, "Great Odd Muddle eroelty of some charitably inclined anc***, will be given at ♦ and 7 o'clock. Begins." pointed out that a great in- person who may have a coach they This pi reduction will be a real nov- ternatlonal scramble for gold was would ca re to donate, city for kiddles and for grown-iii* underway. According to Mrs. Anna M Brice tcfo, and capacity crowds are anticline newspaper said it had been supervisor, the rase is one that has pated at each of the two perform- informed the United States was about j Treated unusual interest among a nee* The high school studenta in which resulted in the price of I IOO, physicians connected w ith the clinic the progs am nave been carefully | WARMER WEATHER FORECAST FOK AREA Shortly after 1130 a rn. todav Cloudy eking are predicted today. Continued on Page Ten The case wa* first tr* »*rd at the selected tor their special ability and I Continued on Page Ten : sounded the whistle and expected the aver age of 52 was eight degrees below clinic and then referred to thr orth- have been rehearsing and studying ,li "i atop tits progress toward the j normal for the date and one degree opcdic r ime of the chester Ho offal for some time, even -;oing to Phiia- c||< CIV IVKNKI) rails ou which the tram was running »>#low the average May 8 last year. Din s 1 ca lux us v 1,1 The man did not heed the warn-1 Maximum temperature for tho date OF NEW RACKET to whlrh it responded Brace* and a l pair of crutches have been provided Police lier* were adv ised today to Continued on Page Ten warn local druggists against two imposters who have sucre Tully worked cUL'L I Yr' TI I sd ll YI*' a bs md new 'racket on diuiicut* ^ a -1 - aw I a * Iii » III*» T* SLAYING OF NEGRO HARWICH Mass, May g—•UPI— BERLIN, May 9—(UPI—The ruling Speedy Justice as an example to deter Nazi party drafted a scheme today other kidnapers, became the koh! to- for a Reich* church that would bir HP I'(AGISTS WARNED day as state detectives and District all Evangelical Christians "of non* Attorney William C. eros* ley moved A rya., descent'* from the church to clear up final details ot the case membership against the Buck brothers, abductors The plans of the Nazi party usually of Peggy Mc Ma lh become the official plans of the Crossly predicted that the 'rial Reich would be over and the cate ended The scheme aimed at the establish-____ month* _ . . . ment of a "Enangelical Reich throughout Pennsylvania Within two weeks a Grand Jury. in church" for Aryan Christians and Tho racketeers are doing business special seas!®**, is expected to hear for German Aryan Christians living with druggist* only Their scheme is I . . " th# evidence against Kenneth Buck. abroad. It would recognize the Bov- to convince the druggist that they art Assistant County Detective Rat 27, unemployed chauffeur charged preigntf of the National Socialist to puce an electric refrigerator Kaplan and city detectives have with kidnaping with intent to extort. an<| Wouid be *• ready to preach m his store leaving a buneh of keys larked unuringlv during the past 3fl and his brother Cyril, charged with lh<, Q0*p* j in the third Reich ' It rmo to lie given to every customer ho,,r* running down every riue that . extortion under threat* The men would take in the present Lutheran making a so-cen.' purchase Later might lead to the solution of the be used for maintenance only, pleaded not guilty yesterday in Proc- church and the Calvinist Conger- on a'i the krvx are collected aud the murder of Walter {'erkinaon, Negro .... holder of the k«*y (hat unlocks tile formerly of *h* 200 block Flower ( ,\B.S DA.MALF.D; refrigerator reeeiviw the electrical de-1 street. who*e tody was found along vice If the druggist accepts the tracks of the Pennsylvania rn ii -tempting offer he la asked for $22:»0 n,*»r Highland avTnue, yester- to cover the coat of the keys. Till* day morning Parkinson a skull was where Martin Luther preached The money is demanded in advance and fractured and hi* throat slashed when he pays, the trick is completed Tile imposter* never return. i/mt»i»is tx.*-**!* .......- —..... ......... They Introduce theni.seive* as rep SOV ILI I* hHKfcAKciK Nazi and ele<t a lilt Bivhop resent at Ives of Hie Bockey Refrigera _October 31. tor Company of Mansfield, Ohio and for a time believed they were on The draft specified that wily Na/i* There in no such company known in the rglht track when they found would br permitted to present candi- Hie ohio city. TRAIN AT TRAINER h(HI| i this city and advised the direct ort and that prier would be an Important in* f1;tr 'n*"th.'^ Vn 'en* Unic' ' Ho! sag gee- unidentified Negm was struck and With slowly rising temperature, in lion to the board member* concern- Instantly killed by an electric train Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, mg the pile** to be asked for the th*- tracks of the Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland. There will pn jw rty at the present tune was Railroad in the vicinity of Marcus) be occasional rain this afternoon or tad (Mg) Consideration of the Icier Hook creek. Trainer tonight and tomorrow was referred to sn executive aession, | The train was northbound and the The highest temperature her* yrs- engineer C H Johnson aaw the terday was 59 degrees, at I OI a. rn, Negro starting arrow the ti at ks He and the lowest was 45. at 8 p, rn. Tha where the child was given treatment) delphi# to view a Continental performance nt a similar program Other departments of the May Market are progreasing nicely, and in a short time final plans will be ready. The May Market, as almost everyone knows, Is conducted for the purpose of securing revenue to aid the hospital In discharging debts on its buildings or planning tor new departments, as money secured from the State or from the Welfare Fed- 1 nee town District Court and were ganon- The latter, however, would ordovri held in $100 000 bail each. u*. allowed to maintain special char* The rase wa* continued for hearing arter**tics May 22. It wa* expected the hearing The church would be headed by a Bishop residing at Wittenberg f ontiniied on Page Ten I'll \*sF IN VV7 FST KND ,,M< 'f'"* mgineer *«ii and he atepp*d is 91, c«^*h!l*hed in 19)0, and rn int- 4 11, inn ira va r<. « nm dlm.Uy in the path of the train ,010111 40, in 1891. Members of the train crew alighted Bun ria# todnv' wa# at 8 51 a. m., Revolver shots fired by police dur- a"d removed the mangled tody from *nd sunset will be at 8 03 p. rn, trig a chase after five suspected Ne- the bracks, while Johnson summoned Eastern Daylight Saving Time. gro coke thieves, at Front and Nor- | 2L"* ***&'*.* I - " , . . MentJet Die latter permitted tile KH,ES THO, DIEU A SUICIDE ria streets, last night, disturbed the . train with Johnson at the controls to ----—— stillness of Hie night and caused one proceed to Philadelphia and then ! PLAINFIELD, N J. May 9 -(UP) of tile rimn pursued to lose hi* shoes summoned R. P. Cloud, coroner of -"Three men w* r« dead today because One of the quintet wax captured, Marcus Hook, who took charge of the a landlord objected to the way hi* along with two trucks The ptiwmer body and removed it to his morgue tenants ran their laundry business, eratiom of Chester and Vicinity can is alated aa Joshua Bmlth, 35. of rtilrdjon MatkG *tiert, Man tis Hook. An Theodore J Zeller, the landlord, shot and Edwards streets, one of the truck examination failed to reveal any clue* and killed K I Faucetf and his son, owners He la being held for ques- as to the identity of the man. John- ■ James, 23, and then died a suicide. Honing. von stated that as the train neared llie quiet approach of Hie trucks him the negro threw his hands high Of '( 111» I NT's I * V lf I * HT as tiuv roasted down Noms street above his head and stepped In front .x. 1, t . iii/ sa 1 o,s{ nttracu-d the Ntterffion.of a night of the locomotive, ■L —* watchman. He hid in the shadows 'Die victim was about five feet 8 An automobile operand by Elwood, and watched the men's movements. I inches tall and weighed about J 85 Congress Today (n* UNITED KRESS) REPORTS SINKING OF draft proposed the Evangelical congregations adopt a constitution for the new church in accordance with One clue, yesterday, which later nmifd a dud " led to the arrest of driven by William A. Guy, Negro, of riverfront, and attenif sewn Negroes ' Poller raided a house Cenl£f1 »v»'nue, 'ins city, collided at street light there, he 1 MOSCOW, May 9 GNS Loss of with Hic Russian Icebreaker Ruslan wm. dw,rjt u pnn,ded that all members ii heavy toll of life, wa* revealed to- 0j congregations who enjoyed the francher for state elections would b* day The ship. which recently participated iii tort* of salvaging the Icebreaker Malygin, sank with her entire crew of 38 on April 24 when caught in a storm between Spitsbergen and Murmansk. allowed to vote except "Evangelical Christian* of non-Aryan descent ' REGULATIONS ON MEDICINAL LIQUOR STATE HOSPITAL MEETING AT ELWYN bloodstain* in one of the room* Con- ,.,nt Plum* of th, wwrto Aowjd "r,. b.j, nonr "f th, tho- WMT-not conn,.!< d with th, nr,vu m)ur»d The Guv car which mounted the sidewalk on the northwest aide of Ttiird street, was towed away. HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (Rf United Pre**) WASHINGTON. May 9 -GNS* ~ Medicinal liquor may be prescribed in any quantity for periods of ninety Tin' sixtieth semi-annual meeting mitted they wild liquor for the party of the anociation and trustee* and and each wa* fined $25 and coats. medical superintendents of Penn- when arraigned for hearing In police Sylvania state and incorporated hon- court la*' evening The other five pitals for Mental Diseases and De- were assessed the cm tv on <haiges of feels will be held at the Elwyn being Inmates of a disorderly house murder, but had been engaged In a drunken bra a1. Tao of the seven suspects. Claude V, oodb ,rv and ^ J n J'/hnion^ ad- j ewth* rnurv was able lo remove bi* ear and reported the accident at City F Leatherbury. of Media, and one j When lie saw five alight near the pounds. Hi wore fray plaid trousers pt to break a and a faded blue ahirt, blue sock* summoned po* *Bd heavy working shoes et Ives and natl n about 12 20 a rn this moi lung Holmen sped ta the scent, but an tnev I* IIYSIUIANS AUTO Leatherbury was traveling north on approached the five N> gnaw leaped JI .,*»*** Lloyd street and Guy wa* traveling mer fencea and around buildings, j DAMAGED BY FIKE Weston Third Mi eel Though both their ape cd being accelerated by J whizzing bullet* that whistled close j to them. One of the trucks held by police bears no Itrenae tags They learned the owner bought the ancient relic from a junk dealer two weeks ago, he admitted, but has never driven It. He will have to explain its presence at Front and Norria gfireets. , - . . and was making his dally visit of iii HENATB In NCMI urit:i Wednesday noon. Banking gubcoinmlttes consider! R«KiM*velt home mortgage relief plan. Interstate commerce commitUm opens hearings on railroad reorganization bill. I inance committee considers tax bill HOI SE District firemen were called out shortly before noon today to extinguish a fire which slightly dam • aged the motor car of Dr. W J.1 padgc't which was parked out.-vide J ™ f ,, 1 P«ndfnt omits appro- * Booker T. Washington school. Hall No arrest* were made BONI S IRM V VI IHI ll NUW YORK May 8 'UP' the Bevent)} street and Centra! avenue ! Dr. Padgett is the school physician AT f ill RC HILL DOWNS I—-Beau Tod, < atch On, Brown Taney. Plans Training school on Friday, Mav 26. Detective Kaplan todav stated he Acre completed today by the "Vet*r-The morning session will open at IO believes to has solved the murder and ans Expeditionary,-Force," a tow dais under regulation* i*aurd hv th* o'cJofk with an inspection of the In- expects to make sn early arrest. The bonus army organization, for a marrh Mitution to be followed by an ex- suspected slayer is thought to to in on Washington, atarting tomorrow hibition by th* school children and a hide-out in New Jersey, wiv re Jer- OScial* of the group Indicated they then a I im leon In th rafter noon MIR GIRI. RUNAWAYS Pointe in this section L<d«y were spec!ion at the time the fire occurred, A pedestrian noticed smoke coming from the ear and ran to Box No. 321, Judiciary committee hearing on municipal bankruptcy bill Military affairs committee hearing on national defense, Industrial Alcohol Bureau today to carry out the term* of the Ceiler law. For ordinary prescriptions, quantities sufficient to meet the medicinal business session. there will be a with reports of >ey state pollee are hunting him. KLANDER HUIT DI-MI**MD expected I OOO men to leave, GIX. DI N I AGL! v Mil I Chief pip,t sprint station Lillie of the patient tai a per,od of various commit tees to be followed bv ' 30 days were specified If a patient's a scientific program by state and na- taedicinai needs will continue for a Tonal expert*, concluding with a longer period, :n the opinion of the roond table conference physician, special prescriptions may Dr J, Quincy Thomas, trustee be issued for the 90 day period the Norristown State Hospital Special prescriptions must to en- president of the association, dorsed by the physician who is required to not if y the supervisor of per- HEAVY STORM HITS nuts within 24 hours. aas so MIDDLE OHIO TOWNS I reh'n. Be ,-hy. Hunter Lyon. I—1 None). 4—Nightingale, Fharamaid, Abby, Lusty. 4—toff . 5—-Billy lone-.. Squall, Tela. 8— None). 7—-(None 1. 8— Ea*ter Parade. Pete. Threat, llopu-likff. Elmira. Hlarkno*e. Sax.mod. Jnhnm *haa, Aladdin* Dream, Pharahrad. WASHINGTON. May 9 (UP) District Supreme Court Justice Proc- LAWTON, Pa, May 9 'UP) Several hundred delegate* gathered in tor dismissed today a 1500 OOO slander Easton today for the annual state *e* asked to to on the lookout for two j at to vent ii street and Central av. -girl* from Will)ant*port. Pa. who ran Hue. and turned In an alarm. The away from home and are believed to firemen quickly extinguished the to heading for Washington, D C , flames with ch* mteals. The girls are Sylvia Mathews, 18. - . . .. .. rrp anlIT • hor' dusk complexion She sore a BOXER DIEN Ar (ER BOI r black roat over a green flowered dress. w rmt vakh \a.,u a and Ruby Hartwick, ll. .said to to big . k Holland M former for her age, who has straight red,Jllr* tormtr bobbed hair, blue eye*, She wore a Topics of I i mes Now that the birr kidnaping rag# ta cleared up, keepers in the Muwachu-eetts state prison will to passing th# Bucks tor the next 20 years. UP) of suit against Sena'or Hu^y !y*ng Don j, La., brought by Gen Samuel T An* sell «ron of the Ladle* of the Oolden dark blue coat and light bito h«* Eagle and the Knights of the Golden Eat ne MELI ARE < OI ' NI TI, BON I* BEM.! II IART AT PIMI.KO 1—Libertx Oak, Marge, Pietx ^Danish Slipper, Dixie Be* 2—My Fergus. 3—1 None 1. 4— Nonet. 5—1 N'nne . 8—1 None 1. 7—Ire Off. 8— None , M'eather. cloudy; traik. heaxy. The estate of Mrs Elizabeth DAYTON O Mav 9 <Upi a Bathman late of lOOl Highland ave. heavy- storm arrowy Middle Ohio today nu# this cttv, etiolated at 82300 is left a path of property damage and is v w * Waal ('nm rn it ti'i left to a son John W Bathman, in injuries in Dayton s west side Half * *J s ** « « n ' umiiiuici her will, probated at Media The will a dozen persons were taken to hos- directs that II to paid to Wili am T pitals with minor injuries Buck, a son-in-law. Mr* Rathman Loss to property owners wa* est!-died on April 28, mated at more than $250 00®. HURLED UNDER FIELD DAY PLANS RIC MOTOR TRUCK Will Meet in City Hall This Afternoon Occupant of Rear Seat of M otorrvcle Takes Mrs William Ward, Jr., of this i ffy is chairman of arrangements now being made for the annual meeting of the fielawa re County W< lf are Council which will to held in connection with a luncheon-meeting in the Y, w. C A building, Seventh and Sprout streets, Friday. The luncheon will to served at 12 30 o'clock Ten members rn 1. I rnp5 0,1 th# RN f°°<t .. . " . . I work. They not only got the ran- rdversi v fis> bail and boxing s ar M>fJi nion, y back but got a couple of who turned professional fighter, d ed Bucks in addition. of a brain hemorrhage today after, toll k injured last night In a six- Hop .shortage threatens, says a news round fight with Tony MarulJo at the 'dispatch, Doesnt seem possible with Coliseum Amis. |*o many i>eopie talking as lf they were fun of It. NI ATE T AX MU « NDN HARRISBURG. Pa. Mav 9 Re-funds in excess of $5>00 made bv the Board of Finance and Revenue In Harrisburg, during April, included: Corporation tax refund* in form of #1innu ... credit Delaware County National u y 10 Writer says Hitler has never been knoyn to say anything funny in a speech. Dont know. That busine.-ji about Germany not being really licked in the war sounds kind of Header W hen Hike Skids ! ' f of the boftfd of directors of the Child Bank of Chester, MOUM); and the I Russians a xiv American farmer! Health Center, of this city, will to In Viscose Company, Marcus Hook, $26,-1 to show cm how to raise grain. Of i 132 85 course that alfalfa. doesn't include chin Earnshaw Fails To Arrive Home George Earnshaw, of Swarthmore, the big right-hander pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics, sent home from Detroit by Connie Mack yesterday for a little more practice in Shine Park, was temporarily among'the missing today when he failed to make an appearance on the train which aas expected to bring him home. He was unreported at his nome early this afternoon George believes Mack ordered him sent home as a disciplinary measure but out ai Detroit Mr. Mack said hr wanted Oeorge to tone up a little and get .n condition for hurling. Earnshaw was ordered to work out in the park every day until Monday, when the Athletics begin a series with Cleveland. Jokers in Beer May Return Old-Time Saloon City Commissioner Wai'/ r H Cl alg, chairman of the Chester Boys' Week Harvey Jackson, 721 Pennell street, __________ had a remarkable escape from serl- Commfftee has caned a meeting of injuries and possible death last that body for this afternoon at 4 ^ w . o clock in his offices In City Hall At evening when he wa* catapulted HARRISBURG Pa , May 9 (UP -The dark green blinds, the heavy curtains, and the opaque Windows of the old-time Pennsylvania saloon may from the tandem seat of a motorcycle, at Ninth and Engle streets, and roiled beneath a thxce-and-one-talf-ton truck. The driver slopped the lumbering vehicle as the front _wheels touched Jackson, who aux- The new date will to subject to tamed bruises of the rh#-** for treat- busily engaged yn t>* n' Riding out the availability of the campus of Pennsylvania Military College, the use of the field having been donated 'hat time preparatory will to marie for the Field Day events that will complete the Boys' Week program The original da*e act for last Saturday was postponed because of the heavy rain* Payment of Delinquent School Taxes Is Imperative COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY SPEAKER fr-wy' OfA•bvtofl?ie?*Af>'iHllnfC« Still protect patron* from public view to the Boys' Week Committee by rh*- tram McCord. 233 Cornell avenue.. children in the d; trsct, concerning Pjjce on ?/, Medical Coilear Phiiad-tohi. ln es^lishmems licensed under the college authorities. The heavy spring Swarthmore both you'h* reluming I urgent /or the collection of mdenendent st Orason afaint? Medical College, Philadelphia, will new beer control law, effective June I, schedule of the local school in ath- from their places of employment in 1 taxes due the district WU^"depend n- If si* When the" r-a*.K*#i I -tv,- i.*», ann u.iah 1 ne increase iouowed the action Employes In the offices of the secretary of the city school district, are I at present send) ment of which he was Admitted to more than IO OOO printed letters the Chester Hospital from the pr* orient of the school Jackson was riding behind B'-r- board, Addressed to tire pa • .ut* *»f It is now possible to get beer in 30 states To-date m(*ht drtnken have been finding it In a very weak state. While they mu coef more, beer licenses will not to as expensive as some marriage licenses. Dr Clyde King mw* he will battle Pmchot for ousting him. Ls it possible that he waited until the governor I JOES UP A (ENT the mil legalising 15-round bouts? PRIC E OF BREAD it was said today. Ic tics and military tactics may limit Marcus Hook Students of the bill found that the the use of the campus clause requiring that the room in CLEVELAND, May 9 The retail The Weather y reached The letters were folded and sealed ^J1 Engle street they stopped lur a traf- in envelope* to be distributed to each J The original schedule called for a fir light and shortly after starting .school and thin to to given by the t^flve^u m^ SS*wBls slowly rising temperaiuiw, WASHINGTON, May 9—Weathef fore* ast— E a * t a r n Pennsylvania— .showers tonight and tomorrow! address the members of the Delaware County Medical Society at their monthly meeting to be held at the Chester Hospital, Thursday evening The ' " ' ' * 8 will to in Charge'of ne H«rrv> use ana accomrr xiauon ox me general aria nua ev.nus oy repreaemauvtai oi .ch m> rh..*, a uaiu^azrvwvtwn oui. zn i inc -umi nunj ;*« ui mr • nor * tha ro,» of lh,al "nd ofhrr mom int* somewhat warmer in south Donahoo of th? eltv nw-MdS of Public contained no mention of the the city and neighboring .schools are trying to pass the bu* the wheel* of of the school directors »o do all in " '.J- * ?i ,nonMble portion tonight- cooler in southwest the o»i»niM'ion " tuUK point of the vtMbUitr. to be derided rn th!* mer, Individ- me motor, bike .kidded in the cor | their power to Hive the rhi|dren of tho *W«dHntt woo twpenaMo. , portion lomrnt, eooier rn «ou»m Mr^hkF&mrK jgjjj ^'"nS"ffisssi "rsssssusi "sr iss rn *f, sr*#?*,? m*2ui<»tr«pm RtS'Sr* s *h».er, ,1? ^eMJ S'-SfoJ'"-; Md IZ> wl! .trot:, a* s-fi* sSrHLStA GETS BIG LOBMER V. 8. TREASURY BALANCE Some reasoned that the "visible" ual award* will be made as well as to tracks and unseated Jackson, ! city a good education In the present nature of the drinking room of a re- the deciding of team champions. Both McCord and the truck driver, days of financial stress Attention la tailer s premises may to taken to In addition to the track and field William McMurray, 33 of 6321 Ditt-, called to the fad that the board has WASHINGTON. May 9_iUP> — ATLANTIC CITY, May 9* (UP)— mean ''visible from the righthand events, several boy exhibitions are to man street, Philadelphia were ar- made economies on every side be- The treasury net balance for May 8 A 214 pound lobster, one of the larg- corner of the room, or from the to staged. One is the Parade of the rested but released in (neir own cau.se of present conditions, and de- was $515,532,796 07. Expenditures that est ever caugh' here has been sent cashier s d^k, or from any other Nations. 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The Word Made Flesh: Towards an Incarnational Missiology
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BeschreibungThis study is the first to define the meanings attached to incarnational mission across a variety of Christian traditions. It proposes a balanced approach to incarnational approach to mission involving the three dimensions of following Jesus in costly discipleship, conforming to the risen Christ, and co-operating in the universal dynamic of God's self-embodiment.
InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 List of Abbreviations Chapter 3 Part One: Incarnation and Mission: Introduction: Genesis of the Study; Methodology; Assumptions; Structure; Scope; The World Becomes Flesh: Incarnation and the Incarnation: Incarnation and Incarnation: Linguistic Considerations; The Incarnatio Chapter 4 Part Two: Critical Survey: Mission as Discipleship: Anabaptism: Who Were and Are the Anabaptists?; The Anabaptist Vision of Incarnational Mission; Evaluative Comments; Summary; A Holistic Kingdom Theology: Radical Evangelicalism: The Radical E Chapter 5 Part Three: Contours of an Incarnational Missiology: Towards an Incarnational Missiology: Christian Mission in Incarnational; The Contours of an Incarnational Missiology; Practical Implications for Mission; Conclusion and Prospects: Theologica Chapter 6 Notes Chapter 7 Bibliography Chapter 8 Index
PortraitRoss Langmead is Professor of Missiology and Director of the School of World Mission at Whitley College, Australia. The author holds a Ph.D. in Theology from the Melbourne College of Divinity, Australia.
PressestimmenThe distinctive value of this book rests in the fact that the author not only examines in detail the various uses of this term (incarnation) but also in the end identifies a convergence that can become a basis for incarnational missiology in today's world. -- Larry Nemer, SVD, Yarra Theological Union Pacifica there is much to commend in this book - good notes for the different chapters, a very comprehensive bibliography, and a good index... Mission Studies Langmead has done a great service to the missional church in this careful and thorough study. It is easy to read and follow his arguments through with an extensive bibliography and a helpful index. -- Robert L. Gallagher, Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies, Wheaton College Emq
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: UNIV PR OF AMER
Erscheinungsdatum: August 2004
Seitenanzahl: 353 Seiten
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Greetings readers outhere. Tahan lapar, tahan dahaga air ya kawan-kawan. Sabar...sabar.. kejap lagi nak berbuka puasa dah. *keluar dari selimut, tengok jam* Urrggh. What a day to start for this week. Nothing much. Class tidaklah sebegitu banyak, aktiviti pun berkurang, shooting? Tengoklah macam mana. Idea belum ada lagi. Tsk Tsk
Lets have some weekend's stories.
I've been to Petrosains, KLCC with 2 others (Hafiz and Ummi).
Last time i went to petrosains was at my age of 14 or 15 if i am not mistaken. Ingat pun suam-suam je and i went again during my age at 19 and it was like ... whoa! Its awesome yoww!
Here's me, Ummi and Hafiz.
We as the Speacial Programme's Guests. Actually its hafiz's.
The kids. Waiting for their turn to explore the Petrosains.
The mini cable cars brought us to the world of Petrosains. Awesome yaw
She's bored or maybe scared, but still she's cute.
@ The Time Tunnel.
Inside this room, we can feel how the engineer's life like. No wonder they are missing their families so much. Oh... now i know.
can this picture be value able after 10 years from now?
Haip... experiencing the ability for children's jumping. Yeah, am still legally to try this game. Its about jumping, not our weight. The more stylish you jump, the more slimmer you are. So, i did a very good jumping style. Yeah!
Inside Petrosains, there are many games that can bring more useful information to the kids. Instead of polish up their reading skills.
Feeling-feeling nak masuk ke hydrocardbon walk way.
Yeah, kids should experiencing everything when they go to Petrosains, but not experiencing something like.... in the picture above. Erk.
Hey, its the author for this blog.
Its time to head back. Again, by the mini cable car. Cool. Kids out there should try this. For at least, once.
Naaaah, yeah she's the news reader. (with the background)
me and Hafiz.
picture with Nensirati, if i am not mistaken. The one who's helping a lot during the programme.
signing off from the Petrosains.
Hey kids out there, korang cubalah untuk melawat dan berjalan-jalan dekat Petrosains ni. Jangan nak pergi funfair yang tak bawak manfaat lansung pun. To parents out there, try to brings your kids to Petrosains. Janganlah bawak mereka pergi bershopping je dekat KLCC ni haa. Its cheap and worth for them, trust me and they will love it.
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Muslim organisations in the UK have condemned a move by an anti-Sharia campaign group to host an exhibition featuring cartoons of Prophet Muhammad in London in September.
Azad Ali, chair of the Muslim Safety Forum based in London, told Al Jazeera on Friday the proposed "Muhammad Cartoon Exhibit" by UK-based Sharia Watch was an attempt to taunt the tolerance levels of British Muslims, and described the move as a cheap attempt to create disharmony in the UK.
"They keep on pushing the boundary, testing the levels and always upping the ante ... this is what this is about: getting a reaction from Muslims and looking for a justification to demonise us," Ali said.
"We are looking to find ways for a positive discussion to come out of this, but no one thinks the planned event is anything but racist," he said.
The exhibit is set to feature controversial Dutch politician Geert Wilders as a speaker. Wilders is known to be vehemently anti-Islam.


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Aquaculture Europe 2014: New Epitheliocystis Agents in Sea Bream Investigated16 October 2014
GREECE - Delivering her presentation at Aquaculture Europe 2014, in San Sebastian, Spain, Helena Seth-Smith discussed how she has investigated the novel agents of epitheliocystis in sea bream, writes Lucy Towers, TheFishSite Editor.
Epitheliocystis is a disease of fish which causes the skin and gills to be covered in cysts which can then lead to high mortality.
As part of her work, Ms Seth-Smith looked at the epitheliocystis chlamydiae in Sparus aurata (gilt head bream) and Diplodus puntazo (sharpsnout sea bream), and found that the major pathogen is completely new.
Not only that, Ms Seth-Smith also confirmed that the new pathogen in the Sparus is different to the one identified in the Diplodus.
It is therefore now clear that there are three different pathogens causing epitheliocystis.
No agents of epitheliocystis have been cultured yet, but Ms Seth-Smith did reveal that she has obtained draft genomes from micromanipulated tissue which illustrate the genuine diversity.
Going forward, Ms Seth-Smith said she would ideally like to culture the bacteria and figure out its source.
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After graduating from The University of Sheffield, Lucy joined 5M in 2011 as part of the News Desk team. In 2012, she was promoted to editor of TheFishSite. With previous farming experience and a love for the great outdoors, Lucy has a passion for wildlife and the environment.


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Analysts pick apart the Packers
The burden of proof was on the Green Bay Packers' defense and it played better than it has, but not good enough to seal off quarterback Colin Kaepernick when it mattered and beat the 49ers, who have become their playoff nemesis.
Most the NFL studio analysts we heard picked San Francisco to beat the Packers on Sunday at Lambeau Field mainly because Green Bay's defense has not proven itself to be trustworthy.
ESPN's Ray Lewis put it simply.
"The fact is Green Bay is not good on defense," Lewis said. "You take Clay Matthews away from that and they're even worse."
Cris Carter of ESPN put it another way.
"At the point of attack, Green Bay cannot hold the edge," Carter said. "That's why eventually you always see Frank Gore get around the edge. You see Kaepernick on the run-veer option get around the edge.
"Is B.J. Raji still on Green Bay?" Carter asked. "If you see him in Green Bay, apprehend him and bring him to the stadium because it's going to be important that he play a good game."
But by the third quarter, Green Bay's defense had earned a thumbs up from Fox game analyst Troy Aikman.
"These guys in the middle," Aikman said about Green Bay's defensive front. "We talked about it coming in. They really had their job cut out for them today because of the running game of the 49ers, Frank Gore and this offensive line. These guys up front have really held up well. They have been able to get penetration in the backfield. They have held their ground in the middle. Dom Capers has to be proud of the job they have done. They are shorthanded and given up yards, but they have tightened up when they've had to. They have really played well."
But Aikman gave a thumbs down to a Packers defensive play in the fourth quarter when Green Bay failed to contain Kaepernick on a third-down play, allowing him to scramble for a first down, setting up the game-winning field goal.
Cornerback Jarrett Bush blitzed on the edge but failed to contain, allowing Kaepernick to make what Steve Mariucci of the NFL Network called the biggest play of the game.
"Colin Kaepernick beat the Green Bay Packers last year in the playoffs with his legs," said Fox game announcer Joe Buck. "Picks up 11 and a huge first down here."
Said Aikman: "Just a huge mistake by Jarrett Bush as he comes off the edge. He's out there to contain Colin Kaepernick. Instead, he comes underneath the block of Gore and it opens up the edge then for Kaepernick to escape the pocket and pick up the first down. Dom Capers makes a great call to keep Kaepernick in the pocket and Jarrett Bush makes a mistake."
Aikman was still shaking his head about the play when it was shown in replay a few minutes later.
"The big play on this drive in my opinion was Jarrett Bush off the edge in not keeping Kaepernick in the pocket on third down," Aikman said. "He is in great position, but he decides to come inside. If he just stays up the field he's at least able to keep him there and it's unlikely that the 49ers would have done anything with it."
Kaepernick's ability to make plays with both his arm, his legs and his head moved Deion Sanders of the NFL Network to make a neon-ish declaration about the San Francisco quarterback after the game.
"Colin Kaepernick is the new day quarterback," Sanders said. "He is all that and a bag of chips."
It was the Packers' offense that was nothing special in the first half.
"They have not had any success really," Aikman said about Green Bay's offensive effort. "They have not been able to throw the football, protect Aaron Rodgers, get guys open in the secondary. I know coming into this game both Aaron Rodgers and (Packers coach) Mike McCarthy were very confident in the matchups they had, felt they could come in and exploit some of things the 49ers have in the secondary. They have not been able to do that thus far."
Fox studio analyst Howie Long remarked about the Packers' frustrations on offense in the first half.
"With the exception of the one drive after the Tramon Williams' interception, it's been tough sledding for this offense for Green Bay," Long said. "And there is no smoke and mirrors with this (49ers) defense. We are lining up seven in the box and we are defying you to run the football. But when you do throw, we are going to bring four and we are going to keep people in coverage, force you to hold the football. Once again, it's four people up front. . . . This defense is really good."
Big picture, Trent Dilfer of ESPN was encouraged by what he saw from Green Bay this season.
"We always say Super Bowl or bust for the best teams," Dilfer said. "Everything is a failure if you don't win the Super Bowl. That's just not true from an organizational standpoint. When you look at the Green Bay Packers, they lose Aaron Rodgers for for what, seven weeks, but they found a lot in those seven weeks. They found themselves a physical, dominant back like Marshawn Lynch in Eddie Lacy. They had young defensive players because of Clay Matthews and others getting injured that surfaced and began to make plays. They have kind of changed their identity from a pass first team to a team that could run the ball with physicality against one of the best run defenses in the National Football League in the San Francisco 49ers.
"So when you forecast this thing to next year, I think the Green Bay Packers should feel very good about their season and the way they absorbed all that attrition," Dilfer said. "Most importantly they have a physical presence as a runner in Eddie Lacy who can expand their offense. It's just going to make Aaron Rodgers better and play longer. I think that is big. Aaron Rodgers' career will be extended."
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- Peyton Manning: 'All players would like to be able to say that they played with as much passion as Brett Favre'
- Brett Favre saw Aaron Rodgers' confidence back when
- Kurt Warner instructs young quarterbacks to play 'Like That'
- Game day TV cameras don't find coach Mike McCarthy an irresistible force
- Businessman Steve Ballmer scouted Milwaukee and Bucks before Clippers became available
- Fox NFL game analyst John Lynch sees Packers as 'a team on the uptick'
- Actor Bill Murray explains his abiding connection to the game of golf
- Broncos finish first in this year's popularity contest for NFL teams
- Eddie Lacy is NFL marketing double threat: 1st in bobbleheads, 29th in jerseys


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... make that bus. To make matters slightly awkward, Nick decided to wear his America chubbies today so he walked around London with an American flag short shorts... Bryan didn't really talk to us/him until... Well we got back to the apartment later in the evening. During the bus ride, we saw some gorgeous British countryside. It was picturesque. It made me want to stay a little bit longer and visit there! But as they say, you can (and will!) come back! When we arrived ...
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