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- Hundreds of such examples could be cited where the
wars were waged by the priests that were long, bitter
and cruel.
What priests done?
They made woman a slave. They taught that a nun was
purer, nobler, holier than a mother--inducing young
girls to renounce the blessings of a family life.
They were the enemies of art, literature, philosophy
and science.
They established asylums for the insame, as they
claimed. But, the record tells us that the insane were
treated as criminals--chained, flogged, starved and
It is just a panaromic view, and they did it because
they were either ill-educated or ignorant of the facts
or both.
It is equally true for the priests of all religions.
It is the science, art, literature and philosophy
where one finds direction as well as salvation.
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> Eduard, As I was saying, A god out of man. Bill__________________________________________________
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> From: "Eduard Alf" <yeoman@...>
> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 7:18 AM
> Subject: RE: [existlist] Religion
> > kadri,
> >
> > There will always be a need of religion. I would
> > grant that religion has lead to a lot of bad
> > things. But it isn't all bad. People get flayed
> > and their tongues cut out, only when the religion
> > is under stress due to a number of factors, such
> > as the threat of some competing religion. In
> > general, religion has provided a positive
> > influence upon society.
> >
> > It is a great idea to look to the welfare of the
> > poor and to foster education, but this does not
> > happen of itself. It comes of some direction and
> > this is of religion. One of the reasons why
> > Christianity won out in the Roman era was because
> > it emulated the sort of social welfare program
> > that was already in place by the Jews. The
> > completing religion of Mithraism was more
> > interested in the esoteric aspects of religious
> > outlook and most importantly, it did not accept
> > women members.
> >
> > I grant that in one sense, "religion" is defined
> > as a devotion to a supernatural power. And this
> > sort of fantasy can lead to problems. But it does
> > not have to be so, if we are aware that it is a
> > fantasy ... which is the reason why I feel that
> > NOOism as the philosophy of the 21st century can
> > provide a solution. We believe in God because our
> > brains have been evolved in a manner to enable
> > this. It is time that came to realise that it is
> > the brain which is the truer reality rather than
> > the God that it creates.
> >
> > eduard
> >
> >
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: kadri amir ali
> > [mailto:sunflower50pk@...]
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 7:50 AM
> > To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> > Subject: Re: [existlist] Religion
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> >
> > Jim,
> >
> > History tells us that there has always been a war
> > between ideologies, and religion has its role
> > rather a
> > very major and crude role. In past the followers
> > of
> > one religion, as a matter of record, would
> > extinguished the eyes of the followers of other
> > religions, flaying them alive and cutting out
> > their
> > toungues even. It has remained a trade in human
> > flesh
> > in the name of this or that belief/this or that
> > diety.
> > To me the noblest and grandest ambition that can
> > enter
> > the mind of any man is to love MAN as MAN, and not
> > because of his/her essence.There is no real
> > religion
> > than doing something practical for the welfare of
> > mankind particularly helping the poor to get rid
> > of
> > their privations and miseries; to ensure education
> > for
> > their children.
> >
> > sunflower50pk
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- As existentialists which faith may we argue is the more valid? Can any
proposed God be an existentialist concern? The existentialist's area
of concern regarding God can only be the effect of the God-idea on the
individual existentialist and on other human beings, not the
validation or invalidation of the God-idea. We may only comment on the
produced historical effect. The gulf of time between Pythagoreus and
Einstein exceeds any logical probability construct. The gulf of time
between Babylonian astronomy and Gallileo is even greater. This cycle
of dormancy in the human development of a cosmological view must have
a cause.There is only one arguable cause: murderous and mind-numbing
religion collectively enforced.In some ways this is a good historical
argument for the need of an active God: in that left to our own
devices we invent authority over the unknown and enforce it upon
ourselves to our detriment.Throughout human history God-ideas have
dragged against any change in human cosmological view. How big will
the next gulf be? We have the capacity to make ourselves wait long
enough to forget what we were afraid of.
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> > Whoever thou art, whatever in other respects thy life
> > may be, my friend, by ceasing to take part (if
> > ordinarily thou doest) in the public worship of God,
> > as it now is (with the claim that it is the
> > Christianity of the New Testament), thou hast
> > constantly one guilt the less, and that a great one:
> > thou dost not take part in treating God as a fool by
> > calling that the Christianity of the New Testament
> > which is not the Christianity of the New Testament."
> > S. Kierkegaard, 1854
> I am glad to see another post on Kierkegaard. I think his call for
> personal authentic faith is far superior to the public version of
> faith we often see online and in the media.
> I realize some faiths call for an "authentic" preaching and
> conversion. Some Christians view their duty to reach out and "save"
> others as more important than the "rights" I assert to be left alone.
> Kierkegaard should be read again and again, especially in the current
> environment.
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Hi everyone,
First time forum user here and recent marathon convert. This time last year I resolved to get fit after years of innactivity and approaching my forties and I set myself the goal of the New York Marathon. Between the end of January and mid September I ran almost 900 training miles and lost 27kg in weight. Unfortunately having not done strength, core conditioning or hill work by right ITB flared up, followed by glutes and hip adductors. Despite weekly physio I couldn't run for the seven weeks leading up to the marathon date.
Devastated I resolved to attempt the run, which was for charity, so got a cortisone shot and left for New York. We all know what happened so won't bore you with the details. I ran anyway, four and a half killer laps of Central Park, with thousands of others. My injected knee held out until mile 11 and then the pain led me to compensate with the right leg until that two gave up. I limped and walked as fast as I could the rest of the way and made the distance.The damage was done - severe bursitis and ITBS on both legs. I actually did more harm by walking to the end but the charity weighed on my mind.
Bringing me to the point of this post - for the last 11 weeks I have rested and stretched and haven't run one bit. The pain has been severe and I've now had cortisone shots in both knees in the last week. I've been given two weeks before I can run again so my question is this. If I can get back up to 15-16 miles in the next two month and I'm free of pain do I risk it all for my place in the Paris Marathon or should I withdraw no matter how well training is going and save myself for Berlin in September? On the back of that any good ten week training plans?
Could really use some sage old advice even if I'm not quite ready to hear it just yet.
I'm no old sage but have a history of ITBS
If you want to do a marathon properly, I would knock Paris on the head, and focus on building up you mileage, and core strength gradually. You could be in a good position to run an Autumn marathon with a proper buildup.
As you have found out, ITBS can easily reoccur, and so far I have escaped having to go down the cortisone route - I have heard too many stories about the impacts on tendon damage from cortisone injections. I do appreciate that it can take a long time for the bursa inflamation to go down naturally, and so nudging things along with cortisone is common. Get fixed, and then get yourself to Berlin
I'm a great one for scraping the dregs of the mix from the bowl with a spatula, i.e. jogging round a marathon after a longest run of 18 miles - walk/run - a week or two before. But that is still pretty tough the last few miles, even with a good few gels and decent rest, and starting off healthy.
It really sucks being injured (I spent nearly a year after my first marathon doing the physio rounds) so I do feel for you, believe me!
It just sounds like too big an ask though. If you'd had a month off and been healthy before...
If you can't get refunds on hotel etc, go anyway, do the breakfast run, spectate, have fun, watch other people screw up and then... Whatever they did, don't do it in Berlin!
Meanwhile, enjoy the enforced rest by trying out other stuff - if you've ever fancied parachute jumping, now is surely a good time because it's not like a twisted ankle is going to put a spoke in your running(!). Life is too short not to squeeze the most out of it...scuba diving? Water polo?
Knees, you can't live with them and you definitely can't live without them!
I know how you feel Duncan as I'm desperate to be better to run my first marathon in Paris. However, I fractured my tibia in a skiing accident just before Christmas. I had started training before Christmas but haven't run properly since. At the moment I am in lots of pain and feel like I'm going backwards, I had started training on the Alter-G anti-gravity running machine but now the physio has stopped that as the pain from the knee seems to be getting worse. I've tried to keep up the fitness side of things with cross-training and bike work and even tried swimming today.
Do you think it's possible to run the marathon with a reduced number of weeks to train?
I have had similar issues previously, I have had major issues with both ITB's and this time last year had flare up but had 3 key events. I understand how you feel.
From my experience, not running is the worst advice - i am sure people will shout at me, but it was what sent me backwards. Anyway, this time last year i was forced to take 2 weeks off and did x training and then saw a personal trainer who had a very different approach and he got me to where i needed to be. It was through very specific strength exercises, - not the sort that a physio would give and also not the sort that a lot of pts have given me in the past. I can email you offline with details of the pt or people who do this. Anyway - i went from not running in Feb to running both Brighton and London. So if you have the determination I think it is possible. I can also send you my plan of what runs i did.
Wow NCane2 that sounds amazing, congratulations on your recovery. Can I take advantage of your hospitality to Duncan and ask for the details of your training plan too? Duncan, how's your training going? Have you made a decision either way whether to run Paris or not?
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Discussion in 'Pesticide & Herbicide Application' started by BocaChris, Apr 21, 2008.
Does anyone know the penalties in FL for not following PPE on the label?
Have you tried looking at the Department of Agriculture's website for FL??
I know for MN's Dept. of Ag., you can look up past fines.
Florida doesn't list Fines any where I know of except for unlicensed Roundup applications. The Fine for unlicensed Roundup application is twice the cost of a License. But once again that is not written in stone. The Ag inspector writes a report which is reviewed by higher ups in Tallahassee who determine the fine. The amount depends on which side of the bed they got up on.
PPE is for your own safety, Wear it. However short sleeve shirts is the most over looked violation. I have never heard of anyone being gigged or even verbally warned about short sleeve shirts. Or Course read the Label for required PPE.
BTW You never replied about your Private applicators license?????? Since you took the test a while ago you should have the license by now with the words PRIVATE APPLICATOR on it. BY now you should know what license you have.
Alright thanks Ric, Actually I failed the Lawn and Ornamental portion of the test by 1 question so i had to retake it should know if i passed on the 2nd of May.
The truth be told, I failed the contractor law test by a little more than 1 point on my first try. The contractor law test was for my irrigation and commercial landscape installation licenses, which I have since let expire.
Are you taking the L & O test in Ft Myers?????
Back to PPE. Most of today's labels don't call for respirators. Long pants, gloves and spray boots are the biggie the inspector looks for. Don't get caught wearing shorts and flip flops. When you pass the your certification, employee of your company can spray under your license if you are present(meaning On Island or in the general work area). If they aren't wearing proper PPE you can get gigged as their direct supervisor. Be sure those spraying Roundup are wearing long pants and shoes with soaks as per label. Long sleeve shirts per label are NOT what most all inspector will call a violation.
Is kinda aggravating when you dont pass by that little. No, im taking the O & T test in Sarasota, closer to my home in Venice.
I appreciate the info on PPE, there is a guy right now that does the spraying and short sleeve shorts, shorts, leather shoes and leather gloves everyday.
At least with leather he is getting the advantage of slow release. According to the new fertilizer law, 50% must be slow release. What the heck he is at leasr compliant with the new fert law.
He will be the first to scream Law Suit if he get sick.
I see it here all the time too. "landscapers" and their employees spraying while wearing t shirts, leather shoes and no gloves. I can always tell a scrub from the mainland because he is wearing board shorts, leather shoes and nothing else. I do not care if it is only RoundUp. This is hardly the time or the place for people to be working on their tans or showing off their muscles.
Ric, its always a good laugh when he doesnt wear the respirator and suit when he sprays lindane. I dont doubt he will scream law suit, but then again what will he be able to do if he doesnt obey the law.
Lindane has been off market at least 5 or 6 years now. As the country cousin to Chlordane it is the best Palm Bore control ever made. I would love to get a hold of some lindane. I believe it is still legal to use up old inventory.


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Until recently I was editor-in-chief of Creative Bloq's sister magazine, MacFormat, and I've seen and even commissioned plenty of renderings of 'future Macs' in my 12 years in the business; this one, though, is the first one I've seen that I want.
And what's worse, unlike with some conceptual Apple product designs – which, let's face it, often suffer from a lack of imagination, merely taking an existing design and making it slimmer and with narrower bezels – there's zero chance this will ever be a reality. Apple just isn't sentimental enough today.
It's a design created by German tech site CURVED/labs, and of course it's inspired by the original Macintosh from 1984, the one that introduced to the mass market the system of windows, icons, menus and pointers that we're still using thirty years later.
And what's particularly tantalising about it, unlike some of the results of an over-enthusiastic fanboy getting his hands on a pirated copy of Maya, is that I can't see any show-stopping technical reasons why it's not possible to build one tomorrow; it takes the guts from an 11-inch MacBook Air and just puts them in a differently shaped case. In CURVED/labs' mind, the screen is touch-enabled too, but that's the only bit that rings false – the only bit that sounds like its creators said 'why not?' to, rather than 'why?'.
Because there's even a reason beyond cuteness – and an homage to Jobs' original idea of making a Mac friendly by giving it a kind of face – to put the slot under the screen. That's where you insert SD cards, and where the mic and speakers are. It's also where CURVED/labs has put the webcam, but let's just quietly pretend they put it above the screen unless they deliberately wanted to stare at correspondents' chests rather than their faces.
I love how even the chunky chamfered edges of the original Macintosh have been echoed in how the screen is slightly recessed, even though of course there's no manufacturing reason why it has to be, and how surprisingly naturally the wildly different design vocabularies of today and many yesterdays ago hang together.
It's stunning: a tribute to Apple's heritage and yet perfectly usable even today. To be sure, you would't want to do design work on that tiny screen, but it's a lovely compact little machine for a family room, student dorm or just a cramped desk – and you could always plug in an external display.
In fact, the only thing wrong with this over the original Macintosh is that you can't convert it into an aquarium. Perhaps thirty years hence, when this new Mac is itself retro, we could start converting them into ant farms instead?
No, wait, it's not real, is it? Have to keep telling myself that.
Mind you, it could be – with a little twist. Apple will never make this – even though it would have been a wonderful Thirtieth Anniversary Mac – but there's nothing stopping us making basically this design as a stand for an iPad.
Indeed, that's what I thought it was the first time I saw it. The only wrinkle is that you can't control iOS with a mouse, but the Bluetooth keyboard would work. And there could be a wireless connection to some extra internal storage. And those SD cards could still be read, either through the Lightning connector or wirelessly. And it could output to the stand's speakers. Hmm.
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He may have been knocked down yesterday after being beaten off the starting line and then dropping back to 23rd after tyre issues, but in true championship style Team Vodafone driver Jamie Whincup bounced back to take the chequered flag at Sydney Motorsport Park this afternoon.
Although he didn't secure pole, he grabbed 2nd in practice and qualifying and when it counted he jumped ahead of team mate Craig Lowndes when the lights went out and later throughout the race he increased his lead over Lowndes who lost valuable seconds during his pit stop when a rattle gun failed to remove his rear right tyre.
Stand out for the day was "The "Enforcer" Russell Ingall who took provisional pole during practice, 8th during qualifying and finished 4th behind Mark Winterbottom in the Orrcon Steel Ford. On the grid Ingall joked that he was looking to renewing his contract and it was time that he started to ensuring that he would only be successful if he achieved results. After a handful of laps Ingall passed Lowndes and Whincup whilst he was on the soft tyres.
Today's win has promoted Whincup back into the championship lead and only 1 point separates him and Winterbottom with Lowndes back in 4th and 154 points in arrears.
Team principal Roland Dane stressed at the press conference that he had asked the team to push hard after the Ford pairing of Winterbottom and Will Davison had won 10 races this season and following this weekend Team Vodafone had managed to snare 9. Whincup indicates that he had a strong car but had to "nurse the front right". On his championship prospects, he said, "I expect it to go down to the wire in the last race" (Sydney Olympic Park).
Team mate Lowndes was disappointed whilst stuck in the pit. "I noticed the fuel hose was off before the wheels went down which is unusual then I had to pass Will and Frosty (Winterbottom) and Jamie was 8 seconds down the road and I was never going to catch him" Lowndes said.
The series heads to Melbourne in three weeks time for the Sandown 500, the first of two endurance races this season followed by the Bathurst 1000 in October. Although the 500 temporarily moved to Phillip Island, Lowndes indicated that it belonged back at Sandown.


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This sounded like something different, something a little bit quirky and obtuse and something that I might well be able to get my teeth into but, right from the start, I found this very difficult to get on with. Starting in Ireland during the days of the Potato Blight, the book then jumps back and forth across several generations as the Devil, forever referred to as the mysterious Mr.Green, attempts to manipulate events and circumstances to obtain his desired end results. But the people have Free Will and often refuse to perform as he would have them do making his task ever more complicated. This was my first gripe because unless you read the blurb and knew this Mr.Green was the Devil, the rest of the story does not make this abundantly clear. Also, we are introduced to too many characters very early on and it is left up to the reader pretty much to decipher their connection!
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The Pro Bowl will avoid a television blackout in Hawaii.
NFL officials said Friday the game set for Sunday has sold enough tickets to allow the game to air live in the state. Officials say there are a limited number of tickets left for the game set for 7 p.m. EST on NBC.
The Pro Bowl is the NFL's all-star game, pitting the best players from the NFC and AFC against one another.


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In a wide-ranging speech today, the former US president lavished praise on Tony Blair and Gordon Brown for helping tackle global poverty.
But he said urged Labour to "get back to work" after weeks of squabbling, and said it was only through "unity not division" that progressive parties such as Labour and the Democrats could help the poorest at home and abroad.
He also warned that the war on terror had to shift to winning hearts and minds, and admitted he had not done enough to prevent the causes of terrorism. He acknowledged for the first time that he should have spent money helping educate young men in Pakistan who later joined Al Qaeda.
Mr Clinton, who last addressed a Labour conference four years ago, was given a standing ovation as he stood to speak. Introducing him, Mr Blair - a close friend - hailed him as a "superlative politician, a tremendous leader of America - the one and only Bill Clinton".
Mr Clinton congratulated Labour members, saying: "your Prime Minister, your Government, your party have been a stunning success".
He added it was "no accident" Britain had led the fight against climate change and tackled unemployment under Mr Blair's party.
He also applauded the Chancellor for "brilliant economic leadership". After his speech, he repeated his stance that Mr Brown would make an excellent premier.
And he told delegates in the conference hall: "Well done. You should be happy and you should be proud.
"I want to say a special thank-you publicly to my friend Tony Blair for his leadership - his preservation of our old Atlantic alliance through quite a lot of storm as well as occasional sunshine.
"I want to thank him for his personal friendship to me - through storm and sunshine."
Mr Clinton told Labour delegates to ignore Press reports of divisions and arguments between ministers.
It was a "compliment" to Labour that society was so secure the media used up space on trivial personality stories, he said, telling delegates to go out and remind voters that improvements were down to progressive government.
In a clear reference to his own party's defeat at the hands of George Bush's Republicans, Mr Clinton said that Labour would lose if it failed to push through radical reforms.
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There is a growing general consensus that the virtual machine technology can help in making a system more secure. This is true both for consumer market and server market.
Let's take Virtual PC for instance. First of all, you have the ability to run separate (legacy) applications in separate virtual machines. If one of these applications has a vulnerability, then only one of these virtual machines will be affected, and not everybody.
Second, virtual machines offer an elegant solution to applications that do not play well with Limited User Account (LUA) idea. If an application is insecure and at the same time it requires administrative access to run it, then all you have to do is running this application in a separate Virtual PC instance.
However, I would like to point out that, in many cases, creating separate, non-administrative user accounts might be good enough. You don't need virtualization to solve all of your problems. I just read an article which pointed out this potential confusion:
Intel expects to see some business users build on these concepts. Companies might, for example, set up one partition that can run only approved software. Users can install iTunes or Doom or whatever unsafe software they like in another partition. Software makers might also create a type of "service operating system" that could be accessed no matter what has happened to the main copy of Windows or Linux.
"This lets you isolate the systems and recover if there is a malicious attack," Bryant said.
What do consumers get?
Well, they can partition off the operating system into "for adult" and "for children" compartments.
"I really don't want my kids messing with the Quicken files we use to pay our bills," said Bill Leszinske, a director of marketing in Intel's desktop group. Leszinske would return to this bad child theme again and again.
PC makers might also try and fine tune their systems to handle certain functions better. Why go through the time and trouble of booting Windows when you just want to play a DVD? Here comes the instant-on DVD partition, Leszinske said.
While the Intel marketeers did provide a couple of useful suggestions, they didn't have answers for some of the more difficult questions posed by the IDF crowd. Things like, "Do we really need separate partitions for our evil children? Doesn't a separate login do the trick today?" "What happens when Microsoft wants us to pay for four licenses for our four partitions?" "Do we install Norton four times?" "How about Service Pack 3?"
It is very easy to prevent your kids to access the Quicken files – all you have to do is to set the right security settings on the quicken folders. And, also, make sure that these kids are not administrators.
Even though, sometimes I think that we should have a very simple (and easy to discover) wizard in Windows XP Home Edition that allows the average non-technical user to secure the machine by automatically creating one or several non-administrator accounts. In my mind, the current user management UI has to do a better job in educating us why we should care about having non-administrative user accounts…
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'Today will be many muds,'' said our Bhutanese guide on the trek. There was firm sandy mud before the pass, a viscous black muck on the down slope and a particularly slippery clay on the other side of the valley. This was but a small sampling; it would take a lifetime to sort out the muds we slogged through that day. Walking in Bhutan, a small rural kingdom in the eastern Himalayas where mud is what food is grown in and houses are built from, made me realize how far I as an urban dweller have distanced myself from this basic stuff of life.
Mud plays a starring role in many creationist myths, including Genesis, in which ''the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground,'' and continues to carry a mystique as life-giver and healer. Citing the ability of clay to stimulate chemical reactions and also store and transfer solar energy to organic molecules, some scientists have theorized that clay crystals -- forming and expanding in a repetitive manner -- may have been the catalyst for genetic reproduction, and that mud, not water, was the cradle of creation.
Reasoning that anything that smells and looks that bad must be good for you, healers of many cultures have sent patients to wallow in the ooze around mineral hot springs. I did my own experiment with mud-as-cure in Bhutan when I blundered into a swarm of bees who swiftly entered my clothes. I stripped to my underwear and, since there was plenty of mud around, slathered it on my stings. I don't know if it helped, but the stings didn't swell significantly and after a few days went away without complications.
Dr. Robert Polisky, director of Elk Grove Dermatology, in Elk Grove Village, Ill., employs mud masks as part of his treatment for acne and mud creams for psoriasis. He says that patients like the idea of using a natural material and that mud has some benefits. It helps medicine penetrate the skin, and it will exfoliate scales. It blots up excess oil and can kill bacteria. As a beauty treatment, mud acts as a humectant, swelling skin cells and drawing in moisture. Muds vary according to chemical properties. The mud in Thermopolis, Wyo., is rich in sulfur. Dead Sea mud is thought to be especially good for psoriasis. Dr. Polisky allows that mud may have helped my stings by killing bacteria and easing inflammation. ''Anyway, you have company,'' he says. ''Bears that are stung roll in mud.''Continue reading the main story
Around New York, you have to go to a spa to roll in mud. These dirts don't come cheap, but they all have addresses -- none of which are the 79th Street Boat Basin. The Away Spa, in the W Hotel on Lexington Avenue at 49th Street, offers Sedona mud from Arizona, used, according to the spa's director, Tristina Ponzini, by American Indians to relieve muscle aches. The 60-minute $100 treatment includes 20 minutes of resting swathed in mud and wrapped in a thermal blanket, plus a light 10-minute finishing massage. Barbara Close, president of Naturopathica, in East Hampton, uses moor mud from Hungary, followed by a 50-minute full-body massage, for $125. At the Peninsula Spa, in the hotel of the same name, $110 gets you a 60-minute detoxifying treatment, using both Dead Sea and European moor mud.
You can do mud at home, with masks to tighten pores and absorb oil, and face and body scrubs to slough off rough skin. There are even mud soaps, which would seem to be a grooming oxymoron. Origins has Chunk of Clay Soap, also Liquid Clay Foaming Cleanser for Face and Body, both containing French green clay. Erno Laszlo has black Sea Mud Soap and thick charcoal-colored Sea Mud Scrub, Mask, Cleanser and Bodyskin Polisher. Georgette Klinger Mud Mask is the color of heavy cream. DHC Deep Cleansing Facial Mask is celadon. Cosmence Clarifying Mask is pink. None smell like the mud in Bhutan, but then they don't have yak dung mixed in.
Some friends thought I was crazy to go halfway around the world to hike in the mud. Traditional vacation spots are sunny, warm and mud-free. But as those places get buried in condominiums, travel elitists are seeking untrammeled destinations. The model on the previous pages posed in Dominica, a Caribbean island between Guadeloupe and Martinique. What has saved Dominica from vacationing hordes is its mountainous, jungly interior, abundant rainfall (up to 80 inches annually on the coast and 300 in the mountains) and rough black-sand beaches. You stay at tiny Papillote Wilderness Retreat, with no phones or TV's, just hiking trails, herb gardens and a resident marine biologist who is also the owner. Instead of frying in oil on the beach, you scramble through rain forests, discovering waterfalls and hot bubbling mineral baths. Unless on a fashion shoot, you save the resort clothes for St. Barts and take sturdy, moisture-wicking gear for your encounter with Nature, then put it away until your next venture into an unspoiled Eden where mud is underfoot, not in a tube.Continue reading the main story


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Rural crime costs UK farms over £44m
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The farming industry in Great Britain is continually facing up to a national crimewave.
Figures from the NFU Mutual's Rural Crime Survey put the cost of crime to the rural economy at £44.5m in 2013 – up 5.2% on 2012.
Rural insurer NFU Mutual has released its latest figures which revealed what items are being targeted by thieves.
It revealed that high-value tractors, quad bikes and livestock were high on the list, with the number one stolen item in rural crime being tools.
Thieves are also targeting lower-value tractors, which aren't fitted with high-tech systems. These tractors are being stolen and then exported to developing countries.
Fuels, such as domestic heating oil and 'red' diesel, are also high on the list.
The last 12 months have also seen the rise of a new trend in crime, which involves the theft of pesticides from farm chemical stores. One specific case saw a single raid end up stealing nearly £20,000 worth of chemicals.
Tim Price, NFU Mutual Rural Affairs Specialist at NFU Mutual, said: "After a welcome fall in the cost of rural theft in 2012, it's deeply disappointing to see it rising again. Much of this increase is from tractors – which can be worth up to £80,000 – being targeted by organised criminal gangs.
"There is no doubt that both opportunist criminals and members of international criminal gangs are targeting farms, While the first group will often move on to an easier target if they see a farm has even basic security in place, the latter are professionally organised with a specific target, so it's vital that farmers regularly review their security measures and update them to keep one step ahead of would-be thieves."
NFU Mutual has offered up a suggested farm security checklist, which could be very useful in helping farmers keep their machinery and livestock safe.
So, read this carefully and hopefully you will not fall victim of rural theft...
- Remove keys and secure cars, tractors, and other vehicles when unattended
- Keep gates to farm yards closed whenever possible
- Fit CESAR marking systems and immobilizers to tractors
- Use security lighting in yards and drives
- Have the Vehicle Identification Number etched on vehicle windows
- Consider immobilizers and tracking devices for more expensive machines/cars
- Physically secure ATVs using suitable locking devices or heavy duty security chain and padlocks
- Record machinery serial numbers
- Mark livestock clearly and count them regularly
- Mark valuable tools and equipment with unique identification
- Ensure computers are kept in well-secured buildings
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Chapter Fourteen
"You see, it's a portal, and it can take you two places." Morgan was telling us as we left the dining hall, Johnny holding his shoulder so his light frame wouldn't get swept away in the raging tide of students. "When you step inside, there's a spot you're supposed to stand in, then take either a step to the right or left. I can't remember..."
"Okay, and why are we going there?" Johnny asked.
"That, is where our dorms are." he said, "But, I just can't remember which way to step for the Novice dorms, because if you step the wrong way the system has a security procedure." We all waited for him to say more, but he just looked at us like it wasn't good.
"Then where are the peeper's dorms?" I asked as we stepped out of the front doors, all of us squinting into the bright sunlight.
He shook his head and said, "I don't know, I couldn't find it in any of my books."
"Well it's nice to know some things are still a mystery about this place." said a voice behind us and we turned to see Sydney walking up to us with another boy as they fell into step beside us.
"Though of course, the fact that there are books out there with details about our school concerns me." said the boy. He was about the same height as Sydney, had dark brown hair gelled in that perfectly messy look, and leaf green eyes with a little brown around the inner and outer edges. "Might have to pull them off the shelf."
"Morgan, what books did you read about Atlas?" asked Sydney, both of them looking at him quizzically. "And where did you even get them?"
"You can't pull books off the shelf just like that!" Morgan said desperately. "You have to go through the system and get a lawyer and everything."
They looked at each other, in unison saying, "Hmm."
"We could use…" the other boy trailed off, but Sydney knew who he meant.
"Yeah… he was going into the business side anyway…" They looked at each other, mulling it over, then Sydney smiled, looking at them sideways. Morgan was looking nervous that only made them laugh. "Guys, this is Sawyer Pierce. Sawyer, this is my little brother and sister, Mickey and Morgan, then Johnny, Buddy, and…" He paused at my name when he got to me and Sawyer's eyes looked a little surprised.
"Rylee Damien." he finished for him.
"Yeah, hi." I said, still feeling the shy blush at how everyone knew my name.
"I'm Sawyer." he said, "You know, our parents worked together for some time when I was young, so I can personally tell you how much you resemble your mother." He smiled and we shook hands.
"Well c'mon man, we gotta hurry or he'll have our hides." Sydney pulled on his friend's shoulder and they quickened their pace.
"Okay, okay," he said, "Nice meeting you all, and Morgan, you can't hide those books from us forever."
"You can't do that!" Morgan called after them.
They just laughed and Sydney called back, "We'll be watching!" They continued past the academy building and towards what looked like an extremely old shed at the edge of the forest surrounding the clearing, hidden in the trees' shadows. Then, with one last wave, they disappeared inside the small building.
I looked questioningly over at Morgan and he said, "That's where the portal for the dorms are."
"Well we better hurry, 'cause we don't have much time before class starts." Johnny warned, looking at a small watch on his wrist.
We hurried to the dingy and condemned-looking shed, which looked like it hadn't been used in a long time. In its shadows, I saw decomposing boxes and ancient rusty tools against the walls. "Where do we stand?" Buddy asked, and everyone looked at Morgan.
"Umm," he looked at the ground for a moment, and then pointed at one spot. "Right there, I think. Look, there's a shoe print." He stepped forward and directly on the shoe print, said "Umm", then stepped to the left. He disappeared and we all gasped and smiled, Buddy about to go next when they heard a sound like electric discharges and a grunt. Morgan reappeared again with a yell to only disappear to the right, looking like something had thrown him into the other portal, leaving a burning smell in his wake. We looked at each other and then Buddy quickly stepped forward and disappeared after him to the right, quickly followed by the rest of us. A fuzzy static feeling and a second later, I found myself almost falling on Morgan.
He was lying on the ground and smoking, his uniform singed in some places, and looking like he'd been electrocuted, his hair standing on end. "Wait 'til I tell mom 'n dad you ruined your uniform on the first day back." Mickey said with a devious grin.
"If you do, I'll tell them what you did last summer." he said as Johnny and Buddy picked him up and helped dust him off. "And I'm pretty sure they'll be more interested in that than this, which is a pretty common occurrence among scientists." Everyone looked at her curiously and she gave a nervous half laugh.
"Fine, have it your way." she said, but her eyes were threatening.
He smiled and turned around and said, "Well, here we are. These first two buildings are ours."
Like everything else at the academy, it took my breath away. We were in a large courtyard with thick green grass and three shade trees, and on either side of us were three large buildings. This entire place looked like it came from an old English time period, vines climbing up the buildings' faded blue walls and up to the green roofs. They were several stories high and had green shuttered windows running up its length.
"Just down that trail there is a pond and a couple more trails through the forest." Morgan said, sounding like a tour guide again, though kind of tired from the electric shock.
"Okay, c'mon genius." Buddy said, steering his shoulders away and towards the first building on the right. "Let's get you cleaned up."
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I quizzed Lyson to make sure he hadn't raided a nest. He hadn't, Mr. Crow had though. We have a mated pair of pied crows living in a tall tree in our yard. I rather like them, they are great fun to watch and handsome birds to boot. I never realized until we moved here that crows were hunters. I just thought they raided farmers crops. The roof of our house is littered with small bones from their prey. Every once in awhile they will drop something before they get a chance to eat. That's what happened to this little owlet. Somehow the crow ended up dropping him instead of eating him. Closer although very cautious inspection reveals that he probably has a broken leg and who knows what other injuries. We will take him to the wildlife center when David gets home and turn him over to the experts give him a chance of survival.
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We are back in Malawi, the kids are back in school and I am back blogging. The protests I mentioned in my last post lasted two days and resulted in 18 deaths. Everything has been calm since we have been back and I hope it remains that way. There were scheduled demonstrations last week, the kids school was canceled for two days and many businesses around town shut down. After all of that the demonstrations didn't happen.
It has been a rough transition back to post. We arrived to find that an entire swarm of honey bees had set up house keeping in our bedroom. Thank goodness the gardener noticed the bees coming and going from a vent in our bedroom wall. He managed to get word to the embassy and they sent someone out to spray the morning we arrived back. When we walked in to the master bedroom we found thousands of dead and dying bees and a chunk of honeycomb the size of my hand, just wax, no honey. I was so jet lagged and astounded that it didn't even occur to me to take a picture. To give you an idea of the sheer number of bees it took 3 very full dust pans to remove the bulk of the dead bees and I'm still finding dead bees in strange places. Interestingly the day we arrived at our house for the very first time there was a giant swarm of bees hanging in a tree by the driveway. You know I think Africa is trying to kill me, and and bees are it's weapon of choice.


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If you made it this far, then you are likely well versed in this particular dialect used almost exclusively by corporations. I'm surely not the only one who has left a meeting littered with the latest corporate jargon, wondering where I can find a translator.
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In a recently published book, Who Touched Base in My Thought Shower?, author Steven Poole writes, "Office-speak is a maddeningly viral kind of 'Unspeak' engineered to deflect blame, complicate simple ideas, obscure problems, and perpetuate power relations."
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Not all jargon is bad, she said, but it can undermine your leadership ability, if you are using terms that clients and employees aren't familiar with.
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