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Miniskirts and hijabs find common enemy
- By Joshua Keating
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy
The miniskirt and the hijab (the traditional Islamic headscarf) might be on opposite ends of the women's fashion spectrum, but they've found a common enemy in the government of Uzbekistan which deems both items "alien" to Uzbek culture and hazardous to your health. From RFE/RL's TransMission blog:
Speaking in a 25-minute long, prime-time television program aired this week, Uzbek officials and doctors cited health and security reasons to condemn both the hijab and the miniskirt.
"Some religious extremist women carried guns under their hijab," warned an official from the state religious committee in the television program called "Tahdid" ("Threat").
The hijab can also cause oxygen and calcium deficiencies, warned doctors. As for women who wear miniskirts, they were advised to dress with "moderation" to prevent susceptibility to all kinds of infections and other unspecified health problems.
Tajikistan apparently tried to do something similar in 2007, banning both garments on university campuses. According to TransMission, the hijab ban was more effective than the miniskirt one.
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PPC S.A. announces that during the period September 12-16, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will be signed by Mr. Μ. Panagiotakis, Chairman and CEO of PPC S.A. and by Mr. Fang Yanshui, Assistant President of the Chinese company CMEC.
This is a decisive step for the construction of the second, state of the art, lignite unit in the Meliti power plant (Florina) within the framework of setting up an independent joint venture, where PPC, CMEC and the owners of the lignite mines which will supply lignite to the power plant will participate (Meliti project).
This is an investment in the order of € 700 mln for the construction of the Unit, whereas including the significant capex for the mines, the total amount will exceed € 1 bln, contributing to further upgrading lignite-fired generation with a state of the art unit which will have an efficiency rate of 41.5%, while at the same time minimizing CO2 emissions. This investment combined with the scheduled decommissioning of older units will improve both the competitiveness of lignite-fired generation and the environmental footprint.
These will be beneficial, not only for PPC, but for the Greek economy as well.
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Sadly, some herbal sites marketing on the Internet have misleading or unproved health claims that violate federal law, according to a study of 443 Web sites.
The finding -- and an unrelated study suggesting that magnetic heel insoles are ineffective at relieving pain -- question the marketing practices of widely popular alternative medical products.
Editorials published with the studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association said improvements are needed in the regulation of alternative treatments.
In another study, researchers analyzed Internet marketing claims of eight popular items, including St. John's wort for depression, echinacea for infections and ginseng for stress. Such products are used by an estimated 14 percent of U.S. adults, according to data cited in the study.
Of the 443 Web sites examined, 292 made health claims for their products, such as claiming they could cure, prevent or treat a disease. More than half of those omitted a federally required disclaimer saying that the claims had not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and that the products are not intended to treat or prevent disease.
On 39 percent of the sites for the herb kava kava, no information was listed about an FDA advisory linking the products with liver problems.
Unlike prescription drugs, herbal products manufacturers can make health claims in marketing that are not supported by science.
The findings show that the system is not effective and some feel this bolsters the argument for having one system for both herbs and drugs. Herbalists and nature supporters disagree, but that's another matter.
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September RBOB prices continued their decline overnight, following yesterday's close below the 200 day moving average. That was the first time the September contract closed below that average since November 23rd. September RBOB prices have fallen by nearly $0.47 from this week's high to this morning's low, largely on the back of slowing growth concerns in the US. Fears that gasoline demand could decline below current levels has sent the market in search for a new value area.


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The Grieving
Kalt was as still as a tree on his knees looking over his father's body.
Not but an hour ago he had escaped from the bush he was hiding in after waiting until all the bandits had gone away and he began walking around town calling out for his dad.
Every time he came close to or heard a bandit he would fall to the ground and pretend to be dead like everyone else around him, this continued until he saw his dad running down a street towards their house.
Kalt had followed his dad but he wasn't able to call out loud enough because he had been coughing too badly from all the smoke in the air. He followed until they eventually got to their street and was witness the bandits hitting his father with their weapons.
Kalt was too scared to help so he ran to hide behind a house, covered his ears with his hands and shut his eyes tight while they beat his father. When they left and it started raining, he gathered the courage to open his eyes to peek only to see his father on the ground and not moving.
Kalt stared at his dad, unknowingly moving his feet to get closer to him. Each step he took made him more numb to his body and it seemed that he was only getting further away from his dad in his mind. When he finally did reach his dad it took him a minute to realise he had actually walked over to him.
"Dad?" Kalt kept calling as he shook Walt's body.
Kalt kept on shaking his dad, calling out to him louder and more violently as the minutes passed and the rain got heavier. Kalt was wet and cold but he didn't care, he had to wake his dad up.
Tears were swelling up in Kalt's eyes after getting no response. He stopped shaking the body after ten minutes of trying to wake his dad up, but he continued to keep on calling him in the slight chance that his dad could hear him.
Kalt got up and stumbled weakly over to his mother and started to rock her gently while calling out for her to wake up. When that didn't work he soon moved onto his sisters but nobody, not a single one of them responded.
Tears streamed off of Kalt's face as much as the raindrops hitting splashing with such intensity that nobody would have been able to tell the difference. The small boy was as quiet as a mouse as he stared at his family's bodies with an inexplicable and insurmountable amount of sadness filling his tiny heart.
Kalt collapsed and hugged his knees on the floor and began crying quietly as the rain soaked him through his clothes to his bones.
He stayed in the same spot crying for what seemed like hours to him but turned out to be a few minutes until Kalt looked up. He crawled over to his dad and hugged him, crying as loud as he could.
In his gut feeling somehow he knew that everything that had happened was his entire fault. He just knew it somehow.
'Why did this have to happen? Today turned from being the best day in my life to the worst.' Kalt didn't care what would happen to him now; he just wanted it to end.
This horrible night, this great pain in his heart, he just wanted it to stop.
"Well-well-well, look what we have here, a little boy all alone? Heh-heh"
Kalt looked up and saw a tall hairy bandit looking over him and his dad. The bandit grabbed Kalt by the hair and dragged him along the floor away from his dad.
Kalt struggled and wiggled to try and get free and go back to his family but couldn't break loose. The bandit dragged him to the end of the street and pulled out a horn and blew into it that made a huge trumpet noise that echoed throughout the town.
"They know we're here now boy, the rest will be here in a few minutes and when they do we'll decide what we're going to do to you" the bandit laughed hard and cruelly as Kalt kept on trying to escape.
Kalt tried scratching the bandits arm to get him to let go but it didn't work, he thrashed around but the bandit would not let go of him until Kalt leaned up and bit his hand as hard he could
The bandit yelled in agony and hit Kalt in the head to get him off and knocked Kalt back to the floor.
"I know I'm not allowed to kill you but nobody said anything about having a bit of fun" the bandit said in an evil grin.
Several minutes later a dozen more bandits appeared and saw a bloodied and beaten Kalt on the floor and the bandit standing over him.
"What the hell have you been playing at you idiot!" Yelled one of the bandits to the man who had been hitting Kalt.
"He was struggling too much, I had to stop him, don't worry I haven't killed him" said the hairy bandit defensively.
Another bandit came over and looked at Kalt on the floor. "You know what he said fool! Keep him alive and unspoiled remember? He isn't going to be too happy with you when he sees the boy like this."
The bandit who beat Kalt laughed and picked up him and put him on his feet. "See he's alright? The boss won't care just as long as he can stand right?"
Kalt swaggered backwards and fell down keeping his face fixed at the bandits. 'Are they going to kill me? These were the men who slaughtered the town and my family; they probably will kill me' Kalt thought to himself.
He didn't care about dying now; he just waited for the inevitable as he began crying again. The bandits' arguing was becoming blocked out of his awareness now as Kalt didn't care about anything else as he waited for that eventual strike.
"Well I don't see why we have to take orders from him anyway, it's not as if we know he'll pay us in the end, I say we just kill the kid now and get out of here before the Country Guards show up" said the bandit who beat Kalt.
The other bandits were murmuring in general agreement as the hairy bandit pulled his sword out. "Let's just kill him now; the boss is going to kill him anyway. So we can just say he jumped out at us with a knife or something and we just reacted."
The other bandits agreed and edged the bandit on to kill Kalt and laughed at the pathetic boy on the floor. "Sorry kid, no hard feelings right? Ha-ha!"
Kalt looked up and saw the other bandits laughing at him as the man who beat him up walked slowly towards him with a sinister smile. The bandit cried out in a terrifying scream as he ran at Kalt with his sword raised over his head.
'Am I just going to give up? Let myself die?' Kalt didn't care as the bandit got close enough to kick him.'I can't do anything to save myself! I'm just too weak…'
The bandit swung his arm down but then yelled out in pain as a blue light flashed behind him. The bandit stood there staring at Kalt and then collapsed to floor dead.
Kalt looked at the bandit on the floor and raised his head to see something that made him gasp in surprise.
Xectix was standing there with lightning crackling at his fingertips from his outstretched hand and his twig Henry relaxed on his shoulder. He looked around the surprised looking bandits and then at a shocked Kalt.
"Sorry Kalt, I lied. It seems we were supposed to meet again far sooner than I expected Hee Hee Ho Ho!"


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|Rose Jane Peretti Usibelli Berry, 90, died April 16, 1996. Photo of her obit.
|Elroy W. Bohlin, 90, died peacefully July 17, 2008 while listening to the waves at the shore of his Hansville, WA home. An avid conservationist and outdoorsman, he devoted his life to our countrys legacy of National Parks and community service. Born December 14, 1917 Elroy grew up in Ballard, and traveled with his family each summer to Scandia, WA to make camp there. As a young man he and his Ballard buddies hitched rides on trains out of Seattle to hike and climb among the high peaks of the Cascade Mountains. He joined the Civilian Conservation Corps at the age of 16. Elroy enlisted and served in WWII as a B-24 pilot assigned to the 20th Combat Mapping Squadron. He flew over 40 unescorted reconnaissance missions behind enemy lines in the South Pacific, including a flight over the Japanese mainland. After the war, Elroy graduated from the University of Washington with a BS in Forestry. He embarked on a 30 year career with the National Park service, where he developed his passion for conservation and the preservation of our national parks. All who encountered Elroy came away with a new understanding and appreciation for the natural world. He was the first Ranger assigned to Kalaloch, WA after the government acquired the oceanfront land for Olympic National Park. He served as Park Ranger at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Hilo), and Chief Ranger at Mt McKinley National Park (Denali). He was Supervisor of Mammoth Hot Spring, Yellowstone, Big Hole National Monument, and Gila Cliff Dwellings, New Mexico. On retirement, Elroy returned to the Pacific Northwest and volunteered his time to the Hansville community, including helping to establish the Orchard Beach Water District. Music was a life-long interest, and he performed as a member of the Windjammers Musical Group (accordion and vocals). He loved to play golf with his friends almost as much as he loved to work in his garden. During this time he donated land at Lofall to the Kitsap Land Trust for a wetlands nature preserve. He is survived by his loving wife Marcelline and two daughters Janice Ceridwen, Seattle and Debbi Avery, Greenwater. Words cannot express the special person that was Elroy. He will be missed by all who knew him for the gleam in his eye, humor and positive attitude. Through his words and example he encouraged everyone he met to make the most of each and every day. A gathering in honor of Elroys life will be held at the Hansville Community Center at Buck Lake on August 23rd at 2:00pm.
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George V. Crabb - Services for George V. Crabb, 65, Anchorage, Alaska, formerly of New Plymouth, who died of natural causes Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1983, in Healy, Alaska, were conducted today in Shaffer-Jensen Chapel, New Plymouth, with Rev. Earl Traughber of the New Plymouth Congregational Church officiating. Interment followed in Parkview Cemetery, New Plymouth. He was born Feb. 1, 1918 in St. John, Wash., the son of Bernard and Minnie Crabb. He was reared and educated in Washington. He married Evelyn Lee Williams on Aug. 1, 1941 at Aztec, N.M. They moved to New Plymouth in 1949 where he farmed. Mrs. Crabb died in 1973. He moved to Anchorage in Feb. 1975, where he was a heavy equipment operator for the Alaskan Railroad. He was a member of the Congregational Church in New Plymouth and a member of the Elks Lodge, Wallace, Idaho. Survivors include one son, Patrick Crabb of Eugene, Ore., two daughters, Georgia Davis of Mt. Vernon, Ore., Diana Hoppell of New Plymouth, two brothers, Francis Crabb of New Plymouth, Kenneth Crabb of Clarkston, Wash., four sisters, Thelma Tewalt of Dayton, Wash., Gladys Ferguson of Waitsburg, Wash., Delores Wright of Eugene, Ore., Phyllis Julian of Prescott, Wash., and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son and a brother.
|James Morgan "Nigger Jim" Daughtry, son of John Bryant Daughtry and Rachel Woodham, was born 10 Jun 1867 in Dale County, Alabama, and married Unknown. James Morgan "Nigger Jim" died 21 Sep 1924 in Healy, Alaska. He died while traveling on the Alaska Railroad from intestinal trouble at age 61 per his obituary in the Fairbanks Daily News. He was a miner who came to the Forty Mile and Circle Country of Alaska in 1895. He first arrived at Dawson, Alaska, mined in the Klondike in the fall of 1897 then sold his property and went to England. By 1905 he was back in Alaska and had left Klondike for Fairbanks where he stayed till 1908 then moved to Seattle, Washington and worked as a logger till about 1920 when he returned again to Alaska. He was a member of the Anchorage Elks. [I apologize for the derogatory nickname listed here, but this is what the obit says]
|Harold Eastwood, BORN: August 26, 1922 , DIED: October 3, 1998, LOCATION: Denali National Park, AK
|Linda J. Encelewski-Henrikson, By Obituary | Peninsula Clarion. Former Alaska resident Linda J. Encelewski-Henrikson of Calistoga, Calif., died unexpectedly Friday, May 7, 2010, in Healy after a brief illness. She was 54. A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 13 at St. Innocent Orthodox Church in Anchorage. The Rev. John Zabinko will officiate. A funeral Mass and burial service will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 15 at Transfiguration of Our Lord Orthodox Church in Ninilchik. Archpriest Marcarius Targonsky will officiate.
|John Davis Forbes, 61, died Monday, February 15, 2010, in Fairbanks, Alaska. He was born July 30, 1948, in Wilmington, DE, the son of John and Lucy G. (Byrd) Forbes. Raised in Kansas City, John attended Hutchinson Community College where he received an associates degree in 1968, followed by a bachelors degree in engineering technology in 1970, and a masters of science in the college of industrial technology in 1971 from Pittsburg State University. In 1975, John left on a great adventure to the state of Alaska to work on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System. Alaska became a great love as well as his home where he ultimately retired after 30 years. His last 16 years were spent with the Usibelli Coal Mine where he used his ingenuity and mechanical engineering skills as lead machinist in Healy, Alaska, just down the road from Denali National Park. John is survived by his sister Trudy (Duane) Corkill of Topeka, his nephew Stephen (Janelle) Corkill and family of Olsburg, and his nieces Julie (Les) Garmon and Truanna (Scott) Nickel, and their families of Topeka. The memorial service will be 2 p.m., Tuesday, February 23, at the Davidson Funeral Home in Topeka. Visitation will begin at 12:30 p.m. Graveside service will follow at the Dover Cemetery. Because of Johns love for all things with wings, memorial contributions can be made to Topekas Aviation Explorer Squadron 8, www.post8.org. Published in Topeka Capital-Journal on February 21, 2010.
|Gordon C. Haber, BORN: August 22, 1942 , DIED: October 14, 2009 , LOCATION: Denali National Park, AK
Austin Eugene ("Cap") Lathrop, 84, died 7 August 1950. Alaskan multimillionaire (coal mines, canneries, newspapers, radio stations, etc.), stiff-necked opponent of Alaskan statehood; in Suntrana, Alaska. Born on a Michigan farm, Lathrop made his first big Alaskan profits (and was nicknamed Cap) when he bought into a two-masted schooner and tapped the rich Gold Rush traffic. He developed Alaska's biggest coal mine; built its biggest radio station; became, reputedly, its richest citizen.
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Early life
After the Great Seattle Fire of 1889, Lathrop moved to that city and worked for a time as a contractor. He made plans to settle in Anacortes, but the Panic of 1893 disrupted his business and he was forced to return to Seattle. In 1895, he purchased a steam ship, the L.J. Perry, and embarked on a new venture, transporting goods to the Territory of Alaska. Once the Klondike Gold Rush started, business picked up, and soon he was transporting both prospectors and the goods that they required.
Lathrop moved to Cordova, where in 1911, he was elected mayor. In 1916, he converted a clothing store into a movie theater, The Empress. He went on to construct Empress movie theaters in Anchorage (1916) and Fairbanks (1927), as well as the Lacey Street Theater (Fairbanks, 19361940) and the Fourth Avenue Theatre (Anchorage, 19411947; construction was interrupted by World War II). From 1920 to 1922, Lathrop served in the Alaska Territorial House of Representatives. In 1924, he produced The Chechahcos, the first feature-length film shot entirely in Alaska.
Lathrop moved to Fairbanks, and in 1929, purchased the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. In 1937, he began work on the building that would house KFAR, Fairbankss first radio station licensed under the Communications Act of 1934. The call-letters formed an acronym for "Key for Alaskas Riches". KFAR made its inaugural broadcast on October 1, 1939. In 1948, Lathrop opened his second radio station, KENI in Anchorage.
In 1932, Lathrop became a member of the Board of Trustees of the Alaska Agricultural College and the School of Mines. In 1935, the college's name was changed to the University of Alaska. The Board of Trustees became the Board of Regents. Lathrop would continue to serve in this position until his death.
Lathrop feared that Alaska statehood would entail taxes and regulations that would harm business, and the Daily News-Miner took a stance challenging pro-statehood Territorial Governor Ernest Gruening.
On July 26, 1950, Lathrop was killed in an accident when he was struck by a railroad car in the yard of his Suntrana coal plant.
Austin Lathrop is said to have been the model for the character of "Zeb 'Czar' Kennedy" in Edna Ferber's 1958 novel, Ice Palace. Kennedy was played by Richard Burton in the 1960 film adaptation.
Lathrop High School was constructed in Fairbanks in 1955, and named to honor the late Fairbanks resident. The Austin E. Lathrop Residence Hall of the University of Alaska Fairbanks was opened in 1962.
Many of the top Lathrop Company lieutenants went on to have substantial business success of their own. Augie Hiebert, who Lathrop brought to Alaska to put KFAR on the air, started Northern Television. Al Bramstedt, another of Lathrop's broadcast engineers, started Midnight Sun Broadcasters. Both had failed to convince Lathrop of the need to invest in the emerging field of television, as Lathrop felt it would take business away from his movie theaters. Both companies started television stations in Anchorage in 1953 and in Fairbanks in 1955. Both companies also owned and operated numerous radio stations. Midnight Sun Broadcasters would operate both KFAR and KENI through to the 1980s.
Harry Hill, another Lathrop lieutenant, became a real estate developer. Anchorage's city hall, originally known as the Hill Building, was built by Hill in 1962 as office space for the federal government. The Hill Building was one of the first skyscrapers built in Anchorage's central business district. All three of these individuals were seeded with money from Lathrop's estate.
In the 1970s, Lathrop's theaters and their successors were owned by a media conglomerate named Wometco. In Alaska, they were referred to as "Wometco-Lathrop Theaters."
In the 1980s, the downtown core of Fairbanks was the subject of discussions related to urban renewal in the wake of the completion of the trans-Alaska pipeline and the shift in business following the completion of 3 shopping malls in 1977. The buildings constructed by Lathrop on Second Avenue were considered for demolition until the intervention of persons concerned with maintaining Lathrop's legacy in the community. The Lathrop Building (516 Second Avenue, completed 1936) would be sold to Jim Whitaker and his wife for what has been publicly described at numerous civic meetings as being pennies on the dollar.
In 1988, Alaska Business Monthly nominated Lathrop to the Alaska Business Hall of Fame.
|"Wild Bill" Michel died Aug. 1, 2010, at the age of 61, in an airplane crash at Denali Park.There will be a celebration of his life at 4 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church in Delta Junction.He born May 24, 1949, and raised in upstate New York before coming to Alaska in the early '70s at the age of 24.Wild Bill started doing dirt work, building roads in the Sterling area, but his passion was flying. He piloted his first plane at the age of 15. He flew thousands of hours throughout Alaska, delivering supplies and building airfields in the most remote areas of the state.He was a man who would do anything for anyone and proved it many times. Wild Bill lived and died doing what he loved best.He is survived by his wife, Barbie of Delta Junction; stepson, Jamie Foster of Arkansas; stepdaughter, Jodie Ward of Tennessee; stepson, Jesse "Moe" Sheldon of Wasilla; sisters, Rita Marie Dreimiller of New York, Pat Powers of New York and Chris Hachten of New York; brothers, Ed Michel of Florida and Dan Michel of Sterling; seven stepgrandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
|Windell Harveston Speer, age 83, passed away February 9, 2009, at his home in Healy, Alaska. He was born December 5, 1925, in Greene County, AR. He resided in Alaska for 39 years. Windell joined the U.S. Army in 1944 and was a member of the 89th Division, 914th Field Artillery Battalion, also known as the Rolling W. He served in Europe from 1944 to 1946. He was honorably discharged after his service to the country. Windell was awarded a Bronze Star Service Medal, a Good Conduct Medal, a WWII Victory Medal and a Meritorious Unit Award. He was initiated as a member of the Free Masons, Wisdom Lodge No. 343 in 1953 in Greenwa. He was a member of United Mine Workers and retired from the Teamsters Local 959 in 1986. Windell had little formal education, but was wise with life's lessons. When he did attend school, he walked long distances with his siblings both ways. Upon returning to Arkansas after WWII, he continued farming and operating heavy equipment. He met Patsy Maltbie and married her on Aug. 8, 1959, at Hargrave Corner. He went to Alaska looking for work in the winter of 1970. He arrived with $38 in his pocket. He immediately got a job with the Alaska Railroad, and then moved on to become a coal miner at Usibelli Coal Mine. In recent years, he ran a bed and breakfast with his wife Patsy, where he enjoyed showing guests the local area. Windell will be remembered for the 52 trips he made on the Alcan Highway, his enjoyment of fishing, hunting in a boat, continually searching for gold, and for many, his homemade wine and "white lightning." Windell is preceded in death by his parents, Earl and Emma Speer; brothers Doyle, Gerald and Wayland Speer, and daughter, Lavonda. Survivors include his wife, Patsy of Healy, AK., sons, Roger Speer and wife Amy of Healy and Ronald Speer of AR., daughters, Gerhounda Hick and husband Bill of Durant, OK., and Shirley Speer of TX., grandchildren, Mathias, Bill, Shelly, Wendy, Kenneth and David; brother, Harold Speer of Greenway; sister, Melva Kenard of Paragould, several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 28th, at the Tri-Valley Community Center in Healy, with a reception to follow. Burial at Valley View Cemetery in Healy with full military honors will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to: Tri-Valley Fire Dept., Morning Star Baptist Church in Healy, AK (907) 683-2704, or one's favorite charity. Arrangements were made by Chapel of Chimes Funeral Home, 415 Illinois, St. Fairbanks, AK 99701, 907-456-5566.
|Rose Jane Peretti Usibelli Berry, 90, died April 16, 1996. Photo of her obit.
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I know how hard it is to deal with the lust for meaningless death. I know the impossibility of finding a place to be comfortable with yourself while you list greivance after greivance with your own nature. Thoughts you cannot change, stagnent thoughts that Self perpetuate without logic or benefit.
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I cannot tell you that it gets better, I cannot tell that it gets worse. I cannot tell you that living a life like this is worth anything...
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Though you may lose your strength one day, I will fight for you.
Life is what you make of it, and always remember that you will never be alone again.
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Juarez police officer asks for asylum in US
There are 75 comments on the El Paso Times story from Nov 23, 2010, titled Juarez police officer asks for asylum in US. In it, El Paso Times reports that:A police officer from the violent border city of Ciudad Juarez who fled to the U.S. along with his wife and children asked for asylum Tuesday in a Dallas immigration courtroom.
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#1 Nov 23, 2010
We have an absolute duty to seal our borders/ports etc. so that the Mexicans making those drugs canât get it into the U.S
#2 Nov 23, 2010
So we can turn a blind eye to the fact the demand comes from the USA?
#3 Nov 23, 2010
There is already a blind eye turned toward the ones that are bringing the drugs over here.
#5 Nov 23, 2010
I hope not. The demand has to stop. Legalization is the solution.
#6 Nov 23, 2010
I meant legalization is NOT the solution.
#7 Nov 23, 2010
great, tell them where he's at so they can find him there, dumb a****
#8 Nov 23, 2010
#9 Nov 23, 2010
You mean the way you turn a blind eye to intelligent and relevant comments?
#10 Nov 23, 2010
why not priority for South and Central American neighbours then China or India(Pakistan)
#13 Nov 23, 2010
There is no "solution" to the problem. If we are to help Mexico and affect the violence we must employ many strategies, one of which is decriminalization/legalization . If we continue to make a worthless weed into the most valuable crop on earth we can only empower the cartels.
We must also stop the wealth from going south. We hardly even try to stop the drugs coming north and do not lift a finger to stop the payoff from going south.
And out drug problme must be addressed. The best way to address it would be to treat it as an addiction and a mental issue rather than a criminal issue. We hurt our society by criminalizing mental problems and we are using our prison facilities as mental institutions. This makes the problem much worse.
And as long as we glamorize the drug culture in a society where there is no opportunity we insure that our young people will grow up criminals and drug dealers. If we offered prosperity for all rather than only the elite our problems woud dissipate rapidly.
#14 Nov 23, 2010
Afraid of losing your lucrative street corner business?
#15 Nov 23, 2010
What a class act you are!
#16 Nov 23, 2010
This problem illustrates the reason why the Mexican cartel violence will eventually spill over into the US and I doubt there is anything we can do to prevent it. You think this guy is the only one with ties to the cartels that is living over here legally or not? And those animals from the cartels will take a ride over here to get them.
There have been a couple of cartel hits in El Paso already and a lot of kidnappings. The cartels dont want to draw attention to themselves in El Paso but that is going to change when all these scumbags start fleeing north.
Look at the situation in Phoenix and other cities where cartel violence is already taking hold. This thing is going to get very ugly for the U.S. Action is always quicker than reaction thats why we should do something now before there is no turning back. Just exactly what to do is the question....
#17 Nov 23, 2010
Puppetmaster, you should get out more often. One place you can go is the Nederlands, there weed has been decriminalized, with that came licensing, tax revenue and the addiction levels remains the same as they were 5 decades ago.
#18 Nov 23, 2010
This Juarez cop asked for help. Being that he's been in the front line against (maybe) Cartels, gangs...he should expose all those lowlifes in the open as their own media are not allowed to do this in exchange for a temporary status. My guess is the cartels are operating in the US anyway & they need to be rid of if they're here.
#19 Nov 23, 2010
Actualy the "addiction" levels are lower. They stopped arresting for marijuana because they had such a terrible heroin/opiate addiction rate. They decided to focus on the drugs that were actually CAUSING PROBLEMS and now they have succeeded in reducing heroin/opiate addictions dramatically. And by ignoring marijuana laws and allowing "coffee shops" to deal it they have a huge tourist business, a thriving marijuana horticultural business, and lower drug use rates for ALL DRUGS across the board.
It has been a success like every other country that has tried it. Canada is another great example.
Now, Puppymoisture will say that "America is not those other countries" but will not explain further how tht statement is relevant. He has done it a dozen times. But he still cant evidence why it wont work here, and he is completely clueless why it does work everyhere else. But that is just Puppymoisture and it really has no bearing on reality or what is right or wrong for this country.
#20 Nov 23, 2010
Get a Life an read something before you make these kinds of assesments,
First How do you want a guy that is involved to expose somebody ,when he himslef is just as guilty as the others. He would basicly fingur himself.
Second your guess that the cartels operate in U.S./..Hello!
Get out of that rock you hide under.Of course they operate here,and so do our cartels...the U.S.,the CIA, NSA, Lawenforcments,Customs...our presidents and their crooked congress's.
So how do you want us to get rid of them ..you MORON!
#21 Nov 23, 2010
How long were you in jail this time?Deadbeat!
#22 Nov 23, 2010
I guess he signed up on the wrong side. Now everyone will try the same thing. Backdoor immigration.
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#23 Nov 23, 2010
He deserves NOTHING!!!!!
It is his job to arrest the people that are doing wrong.
what now the U.S is to take all of these dummies.
Heck NO!!!!!!!!! leave his a** there.
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The end of the Orientalists
"I am a man! I am a man!" This was the cry of an elderly man outside Colonel Gaddafi's shattered compound after it fell to the 'rebels'.
This cry from an ordinary Libyan is the corollary on the ground of president Obama's lofty speech when he toured Europe in May, when he argued that "[t]he longing for freedom and human dignity is not English or American or Western; it is universal, and it beats in every heart".
This is a radically different story to the narrative woven by the terrorist Anders Brevik in Norway only a little over a month ago. He argued in his manifesto that his acts of mass murder were necessary to protect Europe from invasion from a people who were fundamentally different. Imagining the 'Muslim' and the 'East' from which s/he supposedly originates as different and unequal is the essential precondition for imagining her as a threat to 'our way of life'. One fear cannot proceed without the other misunderstanding.
By contrast, the revolutions in the Arab countries point to the fact that a Muslim Arab can value freedom, equality, human dignity and respect to the same degree that a Christian or secular European can. It is interesting to note nonetheless that commentators continue to talk of the Libyan rebels in a framework that tries to differentiate them from 'radical Muslims'. Gaddafi himself saw this much by his early attempts to claim the rebels were 'Al-Qaeda terrorists' rather than rebellious citizens fed up with his cleptocracy. Mubarak had similarly used the Muslim Brotherhood as an excuse for denying his people democracy. In so claiming, the dictator was trying to frame the uprising of his own people as one by 'Muslims' rather than as one by 'citizens' or ordinary people with whom the 'West' could more comfortably identify. These attempts relied on the conceptualisation of Muslims and citizens as separate categories.
The 'Arab revolutions' that have now toppled the regimes of Tunisia, Egypt and Libya began with the self-immolation of one young man in Tunis, Mohamed Bouazizi, a street vendor who felt humiliated by his treatment by the authorities. Humiliation, writes Evelin Lindner, a scholar in international conflict, "is the feeling of being put down, made to feel less than one feels oneself to be". An essential precondition is that the subjects of the humiliation feel themselves already to have pride, honour or dignity that has not been recognised, or has been stripped away. Lindner argues from her wide ethnographic study "the desire for recognition unites us human beings … it is universal and can serve as a platform for contact and cooperation".
For generations the peoples of the Middle East have been humiliated by their own states, which treat them as children not to be trusted with their own government or their own human rights. This subjection was historically grounded in the power exercised over these regions by the European colonial powers, which did so purely through their temporary technological superiority. Unequal human development thus led to political inequality. When the colonial powers left, the local despots, often groomed by the departing masters, took their place. But the lash went on.
The subjection however has only reinforced the image of the orient as despotic and its peoples as unequal and different because they seem so readily subjected to the political indignities the people of the West have refused.
The same backward extrapolation of cultural traits from current political situations occurs in China as well. Commentators with no sense of the depth or diversity of history have claimed the Chinese people are naturally subservient, ignoring not only the distant past but also the very series of revolutions, which brought the Chinese Communist Party to power. The myth of Chinese subservience, like the myth of Arab subservience, lies in the same acceptance of the myth of fundamental cultural difference peddled both by European racists and more sadly, by the despotic regimes who seek international acceptance of their humiliating despotism.
Humanist and Palestinian scholar the late Edward Said wrote in his essay 'Islam through Western Eyes' that:
The general basis of Orientalist thought is an imaginative geography dividing the word into two unequal parts, the larger and "different" one called the Orient, the other, also known as our world, called the Occident or the West... only if we get beyond politicised labels like "East" and "West" will we be able to reach the real world at all.
This is the promise of the Arab Revolutions, that in their success they and the revolutions that are yet to come can finally shatter the myth of fundamental cultural difference that has been grounded in such brutal and momentary political oppression. Our hope should be that in its place we can all come to recognise the fundamental similarity of cultures and peoples. That we should all be governed the same way, as equal citizens in democracies, will be the ultimate statement of universal human equality and the end of Orientalism. Once all people have reclaimed their dignity as equal citizens, the imaginative geography of 'East' and 'West' so reinforced by the political divides between the two spheres will finally lose its political meaning, and the humiliation and fear that flows from it will no longer imperil the progress of humanity.
Dr Aron Paul is a Melbourne based historian and writer.
Topics: world-politics, forms-of-government, unrest-conflict-and-war, community-and-society


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Thursday, September 26, 2013
Hilariously Inappropriate Prince Philip Quotes Of The Day
Thanks, Woodwoman, for the link (The Mirror).
To female sea cadet last year: "Do you work in a strip club?"
At a project to protect turtle doves in Anguilla in 1965, he said: "Cats kill far more birds than men. Why don't you have a slogan: 'Kill a cat and save a bird?'"
To President of Nigeria, who was in national dress, 2003: "You look like you're ready for bed!"
To expats in Abu Dhabi last year: "Are you running away from something?"
In Canada in 1976: "We don't come here for our health."
On the Duke of York's house, 1986: "It looks like a tart's bedroom."
To a British trekker in Papua New Guinea, 1998: "You managed not to get eaten then?"
Using Hitler's title to address German chancellor Helmut Kohl in 1997, he called him: "Reichskanzler."
To then Paraguay dictator General Stroessner: "It's a pleasure to be in a country that isn't ruled by its people."
To Cayman Islanders: "Aren't most of you descended from pirates?"
To Scottish driving instructor, 1995: "How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to pass the test?"
A VIP at a local airport asked HRH: "What was your flight, like, Your Royal Highness? Philip: "Have you ever flown in a plane?" VIP: "Oh yes, sir, many times." "Well," said Philip, "it was just like that."
"I'd like to go to Russia very much – although the bastards murdered half my family." 1967.
On how difficult it is in Britain to get rich: "What about Tom Jones? He's made a million and he's a bloody awful singer."
Turning down food, 2000: "No, I'd probably end up spitting it out over everybody."
His description of Beijing, during a visit there in 1986: "Ghastly."
On Princess Anne, 1970: "If it doesn't fart or eat hay, she isn't interested."
To a group of industrialists in 1961: "I've never been noticeably reticent about talking on subjects about which I know nothing."
"I don't think a prostitute is more moral than a wife, but they are doing the same thing." 1988.
While stuck in a Heriot Watt University lift in 1958: "This could only happen in a technical college."
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He doesn't hesitate to say what's on his mind!ReplyDelete
This was my favorite--To a British trekker in Papua New Guinea, 1998: "You managed not to get eaten then?" hahaha!
I like this one:ReplyDelete
A VIP at a local airport asked HRH: "What was your flight, like, Your Royal Highness? Philip: "Have you ever flown in a plane?" VIP: "Oh yes, sir, many times." "Well," said Philip, "it was just like that."
HAHA! I think that is one of the stupidest questions to ask or be asked.
You know he gets tired of sitting through boring events and escorting HRM to every ribbon cutting and school opening. I thought it was funny that during William and Kate's wedding he was "indisposed" with a bladder infection. They talked about it in great, indiscreet detail. That'll take the wind out of your sails.ReplyDelete


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January 13, 2011 09:40 AM - David A Gabel, ENN
High speed rail is considered the holy grail of mass transit planning, and touted as a necessity for advanced economies. America is often derided for not having any high speed rail networks, while other advanced nations in Europe and Asia have them well established. A new report from the group America 2050 outlines the areas of the United States which have the greatest potential to support a high speed rail network.
Snow, Snow, Everywhere
January 12, 2011 03:23 PM - Andy Soos, ENN
Is it growing warmer or it growing colder? In the US and in Europe it is hard to tell this year. As of now about 71% of the USA is covered with a layer of snow. Comparing earlier January amounts this is the highest in the last 7 years. 2010 was 56% with a low of 21% in 2006. Average snow depth has also increased proportionately in this time frame. The winters of 1976-77 and 1977-78 were the two of the coldest USA winters in recent times so we have a way to go yet. The winter of 2009–2010 in Europe was also unusually cold. Globally there were atypical snowfalls in several parts of the Northern Hemisphere. In January 2010, the northern half of Europe experienced its coldest winters since 1981–1982. The winter of 2010-2011 in Europe began with an unusually cold November caused by a cold weather cycle that started in southern Scandinavia and subsequently moved south and west over both Belgium and the Netherlands on 25 November and into the west of Scotland and North East England on 26 November. This was due to a low pressure zone in the Baltics, with a high pressure over Greenland on 24 November.
Prison Air Pollution
January 11, 2011 06:01 PM - Andy Soos, ENN
Prisons are where they keep criminals. What has that to do with the environment? The answer is that prisons need to be heated and like industrial boilers or even home heating systems they must burn fuel and in the combustion release potential air pollutants. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Justice announced a settlement with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections and the Department of General Services for alleged Clean Air Act violations at boiler plants generating power, heat and hot water at four correctional facilities. This settlement secures air pollution reductions and additional reporting requirements for correctional facilities in Muncy, Bellefonte, Huntingdon and Somerset, Pennsylvania.
Mass Wildlife Die-Off Events
January 11, 2011 09:25 AM - David A Gabel, ENN
On New Year's Eve, over 3,000 red-winged blackbirds inexplicably plummeted to their deaths from the skies over Arkansas. They may have struck something while in the air such as lightning or hail. It is also possible that the ground itself caused their deaths, and they were merely rendered unconscious while flying by some mysterious force. According to the USGS National Wildlife Health Center and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, they were spooked into flying into trees and houses.
Climate 3000
January 10, 2011 02:45 PM - Andy Soos, ENN
What if this and that... The art of prediction is one that often fails and only the test of time will show who is right and who is wrong. Climate models use quantitative methods to simulate the interactions of the atmosphere, oceans, land surface, and ice. There is a new paper in Nature Geoscience that examines the inertia of carbon dioxide emissions. New research indicates the impact of rising CO2 levels in the Earth's atmosphere will cause effects to the climate for at least the next 1,000 years, causing these researchers to estimate a collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet by the year 3000, and an eventual rise in the global sea level of at least four meters. The study is the first full climate model simulation to make predictions out to 1000 years from now. It is based on a best-case, zero-emissions scenarios constructed by a team of researchers from the Canadian Center for Climate Modeling and Analysis and the University of Calgary.
New from BBC Earth: Life is New
January 10, 2011 11:44 AM - Arj Singh, BBC Earth
It's the New Year and time for a new start and what better than to celebrate all in life that is new? For the next two months BBC Earth will be focusing on just that. To begin the celebration of nature's wonderful new moments BBC Earth has created a short film called Life Is New. The short film is truly delightful, capturing new life and its marvelous and playful moments. To watch this short clip visit the Life Is website. BBC Earth's Life Is website has also been updated in honor of their "new" theme. So if you're looking to dive into all that is cute and wonderful about nature then that's the place to go. What's more the site has plenty of images, videos and stories beyond the world of New, which I'm sure you'll find truly fascinating.
Natural Methane Removal in the Gulf of Mexico
January 7, 2011 02:11 PM - Andy Soos, ENN
There is a relationship between known hydrocarbon (oil and natural gas) discoveries at great depth in the Gulf of Mexico and hydrocarbon seepage such as Methane at the seafloor. Chemosynthetic communities are associated with these seeps. They are remarkable in that they utilize a carbon source independent of photosynthesis and the sun-dependent photosynthetic food chain that supports all other life on Earth. Chemosynthetic communities occur in isolated areas with thin veneers of sediment only a few meters thick. Calling the results "extremely surprising," researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Texas A&M University report that methane gas concentrations in the Gulf of Mexico have returned to near normal levels only months after a massive release occurred following the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion.
Malignant Cancer-Causing Molecule Identified
January 7, 2011 09:42 AM - David A Gabel, ENN
A cancerous cell is not a problem if it is benign. However, if it becomes malignant, it can cause major health problems and even be fatal. Scientists have identified a molecule known as PML which directly affects whether or not a cancer cell becomes malignant. This line of study may prove to be a breakthrough in cancer research if scientists can figure out how malignant tumors can be converted to benign tumors.
The Return (?) of Off Shore drilling
January 6, 2011 12:34 PM - Andy Soos, ENN
Offshore drilling typically refers to the discovery and development of oil and gas resources which lie underwater. Most commonly, the term is used to describe oil extraction off the coasts of continents, though the term can also apply to drilling in lakes and inland seas. Offshore drilling presents environmental challenges, especially in the Arctic or close to the shore. Controversies include the ongoing US offshore drilling debate. The off shore moratorium in the US (as a result of the BP spill) ended in October 2010. The Obama administration has decided to allow 13 companies to resume deepwater drilling without additional environmental scrutiny. The decision comes after the administration said it would require strict reviews for new drilling in the Gulf. Others, such as the arctic Shell project, are still blocked by related concerns. The Department of the Interior apparently gave those companies the go-ahead because they were in the middle of previously approved projects when the Gulf spill occurred.
Europe and Renewable Energy
January 6, 2011 11:24 AM - Andy Soos, ENN
The European Union (EU)27 will exceed its target of meeting 20 % of its gross final energy consumption from renewable sources by 2020. Today the European Wind Energy Association published its analysis of the 27 National Renewable Energy Action Plans, submitted by the EU Member States to the European Commission. "Taken together the Action Plans show that the EU-27 will meet 20.7 % of its 2020 energy consumption from renewables", said Justin Wilkes, Policy Director of the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA). The countries of the European Union are currently the global leaders in the development and application of renewable energy. Promoting the use of renewable energy sources is important both to the reduction of the EU's dependence on foreign energy imports, and in meeting targets to combat global warming.


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Ms Greene wants Ofcom to undertake a full review of direct delivery. If that doesn't happen soon, she has told the Government that it must make a legislative amendment to force a review.
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Stealing Adolescents
This poem was inspired by a personal life event. It was written June 8, 2013.
Shadows along the wall,
Silhouettes are singing,
Little girls in the hall,
Doorbell starts ringing.
All motion stops,
Everyone's at attention,
Heartbeats drop,
Curiosity raises suspicion.
This is the day,
The time has come,
To take her away,
Happiness turns to glum.
Ignorant and young,
Innocence soon robbed,
The smallest starts to run,
Reaching for the knob.
All their lives spent,
In this cold, rugged house,
Their bond was meant,
To be kept quiet like a mouse.
Separation soon awaited,
Someone would soon be gone,
This moment had been fated,
Everyone knew all along.
The smallest is now absent,
A void has taken her place,
Among all the adolescents,
Another will soon be replaced.


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