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"A mesmerizing speaker...anyone interested in holistic healing or the power of the mind should check this out." (Boston Globe)
"Awesome seminar-sound quality biggest drawback"
Carolyn Myss is awesome in this beginner level explaining our bodies, chakras and how physical reflects emotional. The only problem I had was the sound quality with the lower level of 2 not allowing her words to be clear and sometimes not understandable at all. This is an excellent start to helping you understand that there is "stuff" in our lives that we must let go and how to discern how our physical dis-ease is reflective of it. Even if you have heard it before from others, her insight is much deeper.
It is a very good two-hour speech.
It's all memorable, but it should be renamed andhave different cover art.
This is not an audiobook. It is a speech. I'm upset that the title and the cover art are identical to the book. Audible.com and the publisher are decieving customers. Caveat emptor!
This is NOT the book "Anatomy of the Spirit." I would have bought this speech, but I was looking for the audio format of the book. Not happy.
I gave this a poor rating because the product is deceiving.
"More a sermon, than an audio book"
I was surprised to find that this was not a reading of the book, but rather a recorded seminar on the subject of the book by the author. I was disappointed, as I wanted to hear a reading of the actual book, which I am physically reading and thought that the audio version would help the reinforce the information.
I did not enjoy the author's "preachy" tone. I just wanted to hear a reading of the book, not feel like I was attending a sermon at church. Her dramatic pauses and repeating of sentences for emphasis were too much for me. It became too distracting. The information is good, so I am just sticking to reading the book.
"Connections of our Spirit - Belief Systems"
This is a very expansive talk relating emotional wellness and spirituality using 3 different "religious" platforms. It crosses 3 different belief systems: Catholic Christianity, Jewish-Kabbalah, and Buddhism/Hinduism. We are now reading the book. If this interests you, you may just want to buy the book, however the teaching that you get from this recording is outstanding. I am on my third time listening to it.
Kathy S
"Inspiring and Deep"
I read "Anatomy of the Spirit" a few years ago and found much meaning in it then. I have since been guided from time to time to pick it up and again found the help and support that was needed. In this live presentation, however, I feel C.M. personally explores in even greater depth the material in her book. She brings the concepts to life always bringing them back to and framing them within the question, "What does consciousness mean?" I love this audio! I have listened to it over and over and continue, each time, to be moved and inspired by it.
"Not the book being read"
I was hoping this would be a reading of Anatomy of the Spirit. Instead it was more like an interview/workshop with Carolyn, good information, not nearly as much information as the actual book.
"Great book - better the second time!"
This is one of those books that you learn something new from each time you listen. I loved this book and I recommend it for anyone who enjoys reading about spiritual topics.
"Myss is a no nonsense lady!"
This format is a great way to digest the information in the book. This is a great format and understanding of the spirit and chakras throughout the different reigious traditions.
"Not an audiobook"
I enjoy her books
No, this was not an audio book, it was her talking about the same subjects in the book
poor audio quality
don't make the same mistake I did, I bought it to listen while reading the book... and it doesn't match up.
""essential" for me"
This is not fiction where you can put your own emphasis where you want to. To "hear" the teacher speak it is invaluable for me. My son with his busy schedule finds it preferable also.
"This Audio is NOT the actual Book but.........."
I would always recommend anything from Caroline as she is a fantastic teacher and has so much wisdom to impart about us and our planet called earth school.
Caroline helps us to glimpse into why we are here on this planet through so many life times and how best to understand ourselves and others but most of all because her teachings resonate with me completely.
I enjoy her speaking tone, it is firm yet compassionate - authoritative but gentle, which enables one to listen, explore, contemplate and interact. Her teachings help us step outside our comfort zone, to check the waters, so to speak, but feeling supported and secure at all times.
Always, but this audio is only just over 2 hours so it is possible.
My comments were going to be completely negative because this audio book is NOT THE ACTUAL BOOK ITS SELF, which would be classed as false advertising! would it not?
I was so looking forward to listening to the original book and is what I thought I had spent my credit on!!
Instead it is a workshop teaching and Audible should make this clear in their description.
BUT having said that this audio is very life enhancing (as all of her work) and worth listening to.
My question to Audible is " Do you actually have the original book as an audio book please" Thank you.
I have known about this book & its ideas for 20+ years, and finally got around to listening to it. It hasn't disappointed - it's a true inspiration of integration. Many thanks to Carolyn Myss
Lovely book! So good, I want to listen to it again and again. It is very valuable read.
"loved it!"
hit all the right spots - looking forward to her other books on audible! very pleasant voice and it really comes across how passionate she is without sounding superior.
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War, ever destructive,
also spurs creativity. The high stakes involved spark technical as
well as tactical innovation.
Technology advances change the face of war. The siege wars of the ancients, the trench warfare of the early 20th century are wholly outmoded due to advanced technology that allows today's battles to be fought at great distances.
That's an advantage for Hezbollah terrorists. They can fire their rockets into Israel, then quickly disperse, making it difficult if not impossible for Israel to effectively return fire. The accuracy of the attack is not an issue, as terrorists don't care what-or who-they hit.
How can the Israeli Defense Force defend against such attacks? Human creativity has an answer: Directed Energy Weapons.
DEWs represent a watershed change in military assets. They could play a vital role on battlefields in the Middle East and elsewhere in the next year or so -- but only if Congress takes the program off the shelf.
Some types of DEWs are limited only by the amount of energy they can tap. An energy weapon hooked up to a power plant, for example, could deliver shot, after powerful shot, for as long as the plant keeps generating power.
DEWs enjoy another major advantage over conventional ordinance: accuracy. Soldiers firing conventional weapons must take into account factors such as gravity, wind resistance, drag and time delay when targeting. Not so with lasers and other DEW. They aren't affected by gravity. Because they travel at or near the speed of light, a soldier can just "point and shoot."
Of course, that advantage is also a drawback. Directed energy weapons are direct line-of-sight weapons. To overcome this limitation, the military is trying to develop a series of reflective mirrors to bounce DEW shots to targets outside a direct line-of-sight. This program would benefit from battlefield testing.
The United States has had the technology to produce directed energy weapons for quite some time. In fact, these systems have already passed critical tests. At the White Sands Missile Range, for example, the Tactical High Energy Laser (THEL) system successfully intercepted 46 Katyusha rockets-the very weapon Hezbollah fires daily into Israel. The system also worked against artillery and mortar projectiles in single, multiple and surprise engagements.
Unfortunately, DEWs need huge amounts of power, so they aren't very mobile. That's a key reason the U.S. pulled the plug on THEL, which had been a joint U.S.-Israeli project.
This is the moment where need and opportunity intersect. Israel needs weapons that can defend its civilians from terrorist shells and rockets, and DEWs can do that. At the same time, the United States needs to test new weapons systems under real-world conditions. Putting a system in the field now will help Israel and provide invaluable operational experience on how to use and further improve these systems.
For the U.S. to retain battlefield dominance, we must develop and deploy the next generation of weapons -- before our enemies can.
Congress should swiftly provide emergency supplemental funding to rush THEL into production, and the administration should direct the Army to accelerate the program as rapidly as possible. It should prove a great leap forward for defensive fighting -- and human creativity.
James Carafano is senior fellow at The Heritage Foundation and co-author of "Winning the Long War: Lessons from the Cold War for Defeating Terrorism and Preserving Freedom." Andrew Berman is working as an H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation Intern at Heritage this summer.
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As a veteran of the PC gaming industry, what are your thoughts on DRM and the fan outcry we've seen with PC game launches like Diablo III and SimCity at launch?
There are right and wrong ways to solve the problem, for sure. Customers have a right to expect that products they've purchased perform as advertised. That being said, developers and publishers face extinction if they can't solve the piracy issue while at the same time addressing the demands gamers make regarding connected and accessible games (I see these two things going together). Being in China all I see are companies who have solved these issues and customers who are happy with the results. Western developers have some obstacles to overcome before they get there. Not sure I see how incendiary media coverage or player reactions are warranted when things don't work as expected.
Do gamers or the media think EA or Blizzard wanted things to go so badly at launch? Do they think all the screaming and gnashing of teeth actually helped resolve those issues more quickly? There's got to be a balance to the relationship. Just because you've given a restaurant your business doesn't entitle you to throwing molten cheese fries in your waiter's face if your margarita comes out frozen instead of on the rocks. People need to relax a little and stop turning everything into World War III – Gamers vs. The Man. There are no winners in that scenario.
What are your thoughts on what Sony has shown with PS4?
I was hoping for innovation in control input. Didn't see anything meaningful, so "meh." It's nice that they're moving towards what looks like more developer-friendly hardware and indie friendly distribution. Remains to be seen if the appearance matches reality. Overall, I think this generation of consoles will struggle painfully against the momentum of mobile/online games we're seeing globally.
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What impact do you feel the advancing gaming power of tablets will have on the games business moving forward, even as next gen consoles enter the market?
We're seeing a lot of blurring between categories as tablets become more like consoles and consoles began to flaunt more and more always-connected and social features. The distinction between "tablet" and "phone" is also blurring as we're seeing mini-tablets and mega-phones gaining in popularity simultaneously. Ultimately, people are going to choose based on power, size and convenience – and I think we're going to see devices emerging which change their form, function and interface depending on where or for what they're being used. More than anything it's interface that's going to drive the most significant change – things like Oculus Rift will radically change people's demands and expectations – that's where the real revolution is going to start.


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This technology can help investigators fight crime in the community, help us make our facility more efficient, and keep inmates connected with children or distant family and friends. It's a win for everyone...
Asheville, North Carolina (PRWEB) September 19, 2013
Inmate visitation at the Buncombe County Detention Facility will soon be updated. Starting this month, Buncombe will utilize an advanced visitation management system developed by Minneapolis-based Renovo Software and purchased through SimplexGrinnell. Registering and scheduling visits will all be done online, video stations will be used to increase security, and inmates' family and friends will now be able to visit online from the comfort of their home.
"It will be a significant improvement to visitation," said Major Glen Matayabas of the Buncombe County Detention Division, "in terms of security, reducing costs at the facility, and convenience for visitors. With everything online, we have a predictable schedule, there are less visitors coming in and out, and we can be more efficient."
Visitors will go to https://visitation.buncombecounty.org, register for visitation and choose between a 10 minute internet visit for $6.50, a twenty-five minute internet visit for $16.25, and an on-site video visit at the facility. Inmates at Buncombe are limited to one on-site visit per week, but visitors will now have the option to purchase additional on-site visits for $9.75 after that limit has been met. Inmates will then connect through video stations located in their housing units, which eliminates contraband and does not require staff to escort inmates to their visits. Internet visits will be available 13 hours per day, and will not be subject to the weekly limit.
To visit an inmate online, visitors simply need internet access, a webcam, speakers, and a microphone. "We want visitors to be comfortable with the new service," said Dave Henion, Vice President of Sales at Renovo Software. "There is a tool for visitors to check their system before scheduling an internet visitation, and if they need help, we provide a step-by-step guide, live chat and visitor support contact information directly on the visitation website."
Renovo's visitation system will allow Buncombe to monitor and record internet visits just like on-site video visitations, and if rules are violated, staff can stop any visit with the push of a button. In addition, professional visitors such as attorneys or parole officers can schedule visits in the same system, and their visits will be automatically excluded from recording and monitoring tools.
"This technology can help investigators fight crime in the community, help us make our facility more efficient, and keep inmates connected with children or distant family and friends," said Major Matayabas. "It's a win for everyone—not just the detention facility, but inmates, visitors and the entire community."
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Renovo Software has provided both large and small correctional facilities across North America with the most advanced inmate visitation management system for nearly a decade. Over 100 jails and prisons utilize Renovo's uniquely adaptable system for registration, scheduling, and management of any and all visitation methods through a single platform. Whether managing video visitation, remote internet visitation, traditional face-to-face visitation, or all three, Renovo's system is a proven, next generation solution for cutting costs, increasing efficiency, and generating revenue through inmate visitation.


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August 19, 2011
(Reuters) – An international body said on Friday it would mount an operation, probably by sea, to evacuate thousands of foreigners trapped in Tripoli by rebel advances that have put Muammar Gaddafi's capital under siege.
The rebels, who have transformed the battlefield this week with victories taking them ever closer to the city, launched an assault east of the capital but were taking heavy casualties, a Reuters reporter at the front line said.
Rebel advances west and south of Tripoli in recent days have cut the road links between the capital and the outside world and severed the supply lines of Gaddafi's forces, putting his 41-year-old rule under unprecedented pressure.
In a sign of fighting hitting closer to Gaddafi's inner circle, the brother of the spokesman who has served as the leader's public face was reported killed.
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In the 1950s, on his Emmy Award winning series, "Life is Worth Living," Bishop Fulton Sheen warned believers – but especially Catholics – that during times of prosperity church leaders are apt to become administrators who sit behind desks. The emphasis is more on the office than it is on the mission field. However, during times of adversity, church leaders are more likely to be out there in the mission fields as shepherds with the people. And as for the laity, when talking about the Sacrament of Confirmation in a different address, Bishop Sheen reminded his listeners of the following:
"The laity will have to come to a comprehension that our blessed Lord was not crucified in a cathedral between two candles but in the world, on a road way, in a town garbage heap…He place Himself at the very center of the world, in the midst of smut, thieves, soldiers and gamblers."
Followers of Christ are once again returning to a time of adversity. Prosperity has softened us up and turned us into administrators rather than shepherds and missionaries. We Catholics are beginning to realize that what we have been doing – or not doing – in the last fifty years has not been working. Case and point:
In a local Catholic diocesan newspaper, The Compass, it was reported that Mass attendance has dropped annually about 3 percent; and for the last 10 years, 21 percent. The total number of parishes in the Diocese of Green Bay that has shown signs of growth in recent years is 24. But the sum total of parishes that have decreased is 133.
However, the Church on a national level is no less promising. In her book, Forming Intentional Disciples, Sherry A. Weddell reported that there are four times as many people leaving the Catholic Church than entering it. From 2000 to 2009, the rate of adults entering the Church dropped 35 percent. If unchecked, the projected results are sobering. She said,
"If this trend does not change, in ten years it will cease to matter that we have a priest shortage. The Builders will be largely gone, the Boomers retiring, and our institutions – parish and schools – will be emptying at an incredible rate. Sacramental practice will plummet at a rate that will make the post-Vatican II era look good, and the Church's financial support will vanish like Bernie Madoff's investment portfolio."
Nearly a hundred years ago, just when it was becoming clear that Christian civilization was becoming a thing of the past, Pope Benedict XV wrote: "By God's good pleasure, things are preserved through the same causes by which they were brought into being…" In other words, the causes which brought into being a Church capable of producing numberless converts and Christians institutions, are the very causes that will duplicate the same results.
I recently gave a presentation on an encyclical by Pope John XXIII, written in 1959. The encyclical was on St. John Vianney, also known as the Cure' of Ars. He was a priest who lived from 1786 to 1859 in France. He embodied the principles that made the Catholic Church so attractive in the first thousand years.
As stated in previous articles, during the first millennium of Christianity, over 70 percent of the popes were canonized Saints. This translated into great bishops, priests and lay people. But among the popes in the second millennium, roughly 6 percent were honored as Saints. If we were to ask the reason behind this differential, we would do well to consider why St. John Vianney attracted tens of thousands of souls to his parish Ars, France. Indeed, he spent about a third of his priesthood in the confessional.
However, before people travelled from distant lands to consult him, the holy priest prepared for them. He spent the first ten years of his priesthood – from 1818 to 1827 – begging God, in prayer and fasting, for the conversion of sinners. That's right. Those first ten years were quiet and uneventful. But he took advantage of that time to intercede on behalf of his parishioners and those souls that would soon come to see him. And even after they came, he never neglected his times for prayer.
St. John Vianney used to say, "A priest must be especially devoted to constant prayer" and "How many people we can call back to God by our prayers!" For him, the emphasis was on the sanctuary or spending time before the tabernacle; not so much on the office or on meetings. He took for granted that prayer was the holiest of works. Far from being idle, to pray is to act on the First Cause of conversion. Just as prayer is a conversation with God, conversion is the work of God. The former gives fuel to the latter. Every ounce of supernatural life has to be drawn from him. Indeed, Christ is the life-principle of our work.
How many of us, who sincerely want to do good work for the Lord, spend more time in the office than in the sanctuary? Or it may be that we are so busy with external works, we neglect our own spiritual needs. But like the early Church Fathers who put prayer as their first priority, St. John Vianney never neglected his own spiritual needs because he was too busy serving others. Pope John XXIII warned the clergy in 1959 about the preoccupation with external works: "Priests in Our own day, are likely to attribute too much to the effectiveness of external activity and stand ready and eager to immerse themselves in the hustle and bustle of the ministry, to their own spiritual detriment!"
Part two to "The Cure of Mass Attendance Decline" next week.
* Catholic News Agency columns are opinion and do not necessarily express the perspective of the agency.


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NFL, American Heart Association encourage running with mobile game
January 30, 2014
The National Football League and American Heart Association have partnered to roll out a mobile game that incentivizes getting active through a connected avatar.
Users run, jump and turn while holding their smartphone, and their avatar in turn does the same in the game. Users then earn coins that they can use to purchase NFL gear.
We launched NFL Play 60 in 2007, and this is the first Play 60 app that we brought to the market, said Anna Isaacson, vice president of community relations and philanthropy at the NFL, New York.
A lot of kids are spending time on mobile devices, but we still think its important for them to be active," she said."We worked for the last year to create the best game that could allow kids to be on mobile devices and be active at the same time.
"It is an endless runner game, but it has the added element that you cant just move your fingers, you have to move your body. When your character has to jump over a barricade you have to physically jump.
Run, jump and play
The NFL Play 60 application is available for free download in Apples App Store and will be available in Google Play starting Feb. 10. The app can be accessed on a smartphone or tablet.
After downloading the app, consumers run in real life while earning virtual coins. Their avatar copies their real-life movements on the screen, using a gyroscope to detect the user's movement.
Users can buy NFL gear with the virtual coins. They can also unlock funky characters and jump over fun obstacles.
When users find NFL football power-ups they earn double the points, and when they get American Heart Association hearts they become invincible.
The app also provides activity ideas on how to get active with friends. There are additional resources from the NFL and the AHA as well.
The mobile game
NFL Play 60
The mobile game is part of a larger NFL-AHAPlay 60 movement that asks consumers to pledge that they will get at least 60 minutes of exercise every day. The goal is to make consumers more active and healthy and reverse the trend of child obesity.
The campaign is also asking consumers to vote for one of two charity projects, Playground Equipment Needed For Healthy, Active Children and Jumping For Our Hearts! Whichever project gets the most votes will receive full funding, and the other will get 50 percent of its funding.
The winner will be chosen on Super Bowl Sunday.
Another contest is accepting entries from schools and communities that are facing challenges in health and wellness. Teachers can submit their entries via the microsite http://www.nflrush.com/bus.
One school will win fitness equipment, new uniforms, refurbished space or other needed items up to $20,000. The school will also be visited by the NFL Play 60 Bus and NFL players.
Twenty-four other schools will receive $500 of physical fitness equipment. The winners will be decided around Feb. 25.
"Kids should be getting 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day, and many kids fall short of that recommendation," said Kim Stitzel, MS, RD, vice president of kids market and healthy living strategies at the AHA, Dallas.
"We also hope this app addresses accessibility issues for children who dont have access to a safe or convenient place to play; in poorer neighborhoods, about 69 percentof homes dont have a place to play within walking distance," she said.
"The free NFL PLAY 60 app, launched by the American Heart Association, provides a great opportunity for kids to get physically active anywhere, anytime it provides an opportunity for kids to accrue minutes of physical activity even in the middle of their living rooms."
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Rebecca Borison is editorial assistant on Mobile Marketer, New York
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Woooo! I'm so out of practice T_T Doncha think the sketchy lines add to Ariel's childishness? :D (Lame excuse for lazy lines) Yeah...and...please ignore her arm...I know I messed it up, I don't need to be reminded. Finally, I'm outta hospital!!! woo!
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Tnis is a vary good Ariel. I love her deep red hair. The little clams shells are in the proper position..hee hee. Is a good drawing. Glad you are out of the hospital and are drawing ionce again. Draw more for us please.
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From: www.NoWhammiesSports.wordpress.com
Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/NoWhammmies
(Promise to keep it to sports and social commentary on the twitter account, no mundane details about my love life....that would be stupid.)
So here it is, I'm a 26 year old sports fan who grew up in the great state of New Jersey, went to college at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and currently reside in the Hell's Kitchen area of New York City.
My teams are the Yankees, Knicks, and Browns- but since the latter two of those teams only offer frustration, I enjoy rooting for good, well played games more than anything. As a baseball fan I've been to 15 professional baseball stadiums, and hope to see them all before I hit 30 (good luck to me).
I had brief stints working for the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, student newspaper, "The Collegian", and I also worked a year at ANG Newspapers, where my articles were published in, the San Mateo County Times, the Oakland Tribune, and the San Francisco Chronicle. Sadly, these newspaper fall short of budgeting, and make it very difficult to make a career out of working there- so I've been relegated to the blogsphere.
Feel free to email comments and thoughts to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks for your support,
Daniel Hillman
Here's a few of my pet peeves in sports and sports fans...
-How people blame, "FREE AGENCY" for ruining sports:
So you're telling me that if you got offered significantly more money to move to another location to do your job, you wouldn't do it? Take off the blinders PAL. Money makes the world go round even in yours and my boring little world.
- Any Top 10, Top 20, or Top 100 countdown:
This is #1 on my Top 10 list of ways to be subjective.
-Fans who think they are the biggest fan:
Not till you injure or die over a team's failures will you be the biggest fan of your favorite team and even then you're not guaranteed that title- so I don't advise doing that.
In celebration of Derek Jeter's birthday, I wrote this article:
Hey I would appreciate some input on my article: The Five Worst Sports Announcers in NY
Thought I would give The Relay for Life one more push before our big event Saturday. This one is a more in-depth look into the story of Dave Dravecky. Also posted a link for the Josiah Herring Funeral Fund!
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Hey Daniel,
There was a touching moment in the Mariners game last night, made possible by the best pitcher I've ever gotten to watch - Randy Johnson. Watching history unfold inspired to me take a look at his incredible career and count down his five best moments, in my eyes. If you get a chance, take a look at it, I'd appreciate it. Thanks a lot.


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A 3M-LONG air-to-air missile has been found inside a house in the north-eastern suburbs.
Police said the heat-seeking Sidewinder missile the same type used by RAAF F/A-18 Hornet jet fighters was disarmed and safe when they found it among a cache of weapons last week.
The Sidewinder missiles are supersonic, heat-seeking missiles and are fired from fighter jets.
The smart weapons are equipped with an explosive warhead and infrared guidance system which locks on to heat signals from enemy aircraft. Sidewinders are 3.2m long and weigh about 85kg.
A man, 51, has been charged with a range of offences including possessing dangerous articles, unlawful possession and unregistered and insecure firearms.
Police have launched an investigation into how the missile came to be in Modbury North but would not provide any further details.
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Obesity Surgery in England: An Examination of the Health Episode Statistics 1996–2005
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The authors examined the uptake of obesity surgery across England.
Data were analyzed from the Hospital Episode Statistics covering all 9 goverment office regions with a total population of 49.1 million. The data analyzed covered 9 years 1996/97 – 2004/05.
1,465 records were identified with a primary diagnostic code for obesityand an operation code for obesity surgery. The surgery was performed mostly in women (male to female ratio of 1:5), who were predominantly mid-aged (average 40.4 years ± SD 9.00), the majority of whom reside in local authority districts ranked within the lowest two deprivation quintiles. The availability of obesity surgery varied considerably across the 9 different regions of England, although the number of operations increased nationally over time.
Access to this intervention is highly variable and does not appear to reflect estimated regional differences in morbid obesity. This specialist service may benefit from more effective national organization, to ensure appropriate capacity and eliminate inequalities in service delivery.
Key wordsObesity surgery Morbid obesity Hospital data England
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Patron: His Eminence, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor
President: Most Revd. Peter Smith, Archbishop of Southwark
Editorial One of the aims of Scripture Bulletin has been to keep a wider readership abreast of some of the best developments in biblical studies. In the first article of this issue, Charles Buttigieg provides an in-depth survey of recent scholarship on Ben Sira, including an analysis of the book's complex textual history, theories about its structure, and consideration of its theological message. Within the New Testament, the Apocalypse of John is as memorable for what John hears as for what he sees. In our second article, Andreas Hoeck examines one of the many voices heard in Revelation, the 'loud voice from the throne' (Rev. 21:3). In contrast to the reluctance of many commentators to specify the identity of this voice, Fr Hoeck argues that this is the voice of one of the four living creatures, from whom the reader of Revelation can expect a particularly prominent message. The final article of this issue, by Dominic White OP, explores the origin of a non-canonical saying of Jesus, which Clement of Alexandria traces to 'a certain Gospel'. This Mystery Saying is attested, in differing forms, no less than nine times in early Christian literature. Fr Dominic argues for the authenticity of this dominical saying, and examines the probable content of the 'mystery' to which it refers, not least the knowledge of creation. Many readers of Scripture Bulletin will have been saddened to hear of the recent death of the eminent Dominican New Testament scholar, Fr Jerome Murphy-O'Connor. Renowned for his work on Paul, and his extensive knowledge of the history and archaeology of the Holy Land, he was also a regular contributor to Scripture Bulletin in its early years. May he rest in peace. Ian BoxallEditor
The book of Ben Sira is signed by its author, Jesus son of Eleazar, son of Sirach (50:27). Hence the author's name was Jesus, Eleazar his father, and Sira his grandfather. From the prologue we know that his grandson translated the book into Greek from the original Hebrew. Unlike most other wisdom works which do not seem to reflect closely a particular period, the book was written in a precise period dominated by Hellenism. A Judean scribe of encyclopedic intelligence, Ben Sira lived with his family in Jerusalem where he conducted a wisdom school (51:23) and wrote the book between 195 and 175 B.C. Being a traditionalist and an innovator at the same time, he did not directly claim to be a prophet, although he stated that his teaching was inspired in 39:6-7.
For it is not in the way of envy that the Lord proclaimed in a certain Gospel (τινι εὐαγγελίῳ), 'My mystery is for me, and for the sons of my house' (μυστήριον ἐμὸν ἐμοὶ καὶ τοῖϛ ὑιοῖς τοῦ οἴκου μου). So says Clement of Alexandria (ca.150-215) in a passage of the Miscellanies (Stromateis) on the opinions of the Apostles regarding the veiling of the mysteries of faith. But which Gospel could be the source of this saying (henceforth 'the Mystery Saying')? It is not found in the canonical Gospels. In the same passage Clement quotes extensively from the canonical New Testament (e.g. Eph. 3:3-5; Col. 1:9-11, 25-27; Heb. 5:12-14, 6:1), and from the Epistle of Barnabas. Also he often cites the lost Gospel of the Hebrews and the Gospel of the Egyptians. The former is cited also by Didymus the Blind, Jerome and Origen, and only Origen wrote of it disapprovingly. Fragments of the Gospel of the Egyptians survive only in Clement, who notes in one passage how it is misused by heretics, probably Gnostics. But these numerous citations make it unlikely that either of these extra-canonical texts is the unnamed 'certain Gospel'. Ehrmann and Pleše follow the scholarly tradition of classifying the Mystery Saying as an agraphon, an 'unwritten thing': that is, words ascribed to Jesus which have been transmitted outside the canonical Gospels.
A rather thorny issue is the identification of the 'loud voice from the throne' that makes its appearance in the book of the Apocalypse of Saint John (Rev. 21:3a). The majority of commentators argue that it is not opportune to attempt to identify the subject of this voice. However, we opine that the matter deserves a closer look not least due to the portrayal of the throne in Rev 20:11:'I saw a great white throne and the One who was sitting on it. In his presence, earth and sky vanished, leaving no trace' (NJB).First of all, this seemingly mysterious agent is not incorporated into the schematic description of the line of communication in Rev 1:1, and thus appears to be unquestionably of minor importance in the revelatory process as such. Yet, the intensity of performance and the momentous character of its message – directly preceding the divine voice in Rev 21:6-8 – suggests its weighty role within the present discourse. Its superlative content, Rev 21:3b-4, arouses deep excitement and curiosity.
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Swap some tea! (Davids Tea swap out for something else)
I have a full (almost full bag) of Oh Christmas Treat (Orange/Chocolate flavour—Pu-Erh tea. (http://www.davidstea.com/oh-christmas-treat) It's just not for me. I like chocolate, I like oranges, i do not like them together, and i'm doubting at this point if i'll ever like Pu'erh tea's… who wants to swap me with a different tea (not from David's) :)
I'm interested. I have Tisano organic Cacao Tea in a tin (came in 4 oz.) with LOTS left. Paid $12.95 for it. Have to cut down on the cacao due to allergies so I can trade it. I live in Colorado but shipping is not a problem.
I know I'm hijacking the thread but I'd love to try some tisano! I think Erin has first claim to it but if there's any left that you want to part with, please think of me. I'm a generous swapper. :)
The Pu'erh i've found amazing was the "Golden Pu'erh" give it a try one day if you can. :)
If i get the courage to try again (third one i've tried that i didn't care for lol) I'll try that one :)
Give it a try I say! hahaha :) The price for this blend was once upon a time… 10.00$ for 50g, now it's 6.25$ for 50g because Pu'erh is not really popular.
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NEW ORLEANS — Chris Culliver likes telling people, "Cully in the house," which is his way of announcing his presence and alerting us to start paying attention.
That's what the 49ers' nickel cornerback blurted to me Wednesday morning when he was a bit perturbed that I was interviewing starter Tarell Brown, and not Culliver.
"Cully in the house, too," Culliver said from across the table.
Well, Cully's all over the nation now, and probably the world.
After his brutish, insensitive homophobic comments to a radio station (made at Tuesday's Media Day) were relayed through the Super Bowl media megaphone Wednesday afternoon, Culliver will have all the attention he could ever want.
At Thursday's final player media session, Culliver will be surrounded, and every word and gesture will be weighed and measured.
That is, if Culliver is in the house Thursday.
I think the 49ers will make sure Culliver makes an in-person apology or clarification, though it might be brief.
At the Super Bowl, the worst distractions are the ones that last the longest, and the 49ers' best chance to cut this one off is to nudge Culliver in front of the cameras and have him admit his foolishness.
He can believe whatever he wants to believe, but his words, in the ultra-public Super Bowl setting, were inappropriate, small-minded and not befitting a representative of any sports franchise.
The 49ers put out a strong condemnation of Culliver's words Wednesday, and team president Gideon Yu followed that with his own comment on Twitter.
"I love our team and our players," Yu said. "I absolutely abhor discrimination. These don't have to be mutually exclusive feelings …"
Will this be a game-changing moment? Probably not, though it probably does not do much for Culliver's focus.
But this episode is just another reminder that attention, and attention-seeking, isn't always the best thing for careless minds.


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Mess With Our Heads, our perennial contest for a "bank head" reinterpreting an actual Post headline:
Post head: Compelling Body of Art
Bank head: Simon Explains Real Reason for Reunion With Garfunkel (Michelle Stupak, Ellicott City, Md., Week 583, 2004)
NASA Breaks Ground With Craft/ Next Time, Agency Plans to Point Rocket Skyward (Mike Hammer, Arlington, Va., Week 583)
American's Dream Comes True/ Man, 37, Shows Up Naked and Totally Unprepared for Meeting (Michael Levy, Silver Spring, Md., Week 756, 2008)
Ask Backwards, our perennial contest in which we give a list of answers and you give the questions:
A. Dick Cheney but not a training bra. Q. What needs wiring to provide chest support? (Michael Kidwell, Silver Spring, Md., Week 497, 2003)
Week 516 (2003): Unwise things to say in given situations: To a waiter: "You call this lemonade, jerko? It's barely yellow! Bring me some better stuff!" (Milo Sauer, Fairfax, Va.)
Week 519 (2003): Only-in-Washington pickup lines: Your beauty renders me as powerless as Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton. (Cindy Burnham, Alexandria, Va.)
Week 531 (2003), inspirational statements turned cynical: You can do anything if you want it bad enough. That is why we see so many people who can fly. (Elden Carnahan, Laurel, Md.)
Week 532 (2003), four-word movie pans of a movie or other work:
"I Am Curious (Yellow)": It was meaty (ocher) (Mike Gips, Bethesda, Md.)
"The Sound of Music": DOA, dear. (Jeffrey Scharf, Burke, Va.)
Week 537 (2004): Write an irresponsibly sensationalistic headline for an actual Post story: 60 KILOTONS OVER PYONGYANG! (actual headline: "U.S. Sending 60,000 Tons of Food to N. Korea") (Elden Carnahan, Laurel, Md.)
Week 547 (2004), things an existing brand name would be bad for: Wachovia is a good name for a bank but a bad name for a cemetery. (Michael Cisneros, Centreville, Va.)
Week 551 (2004), feed a phrase into Google's translation tool, then translate the results into English:
Original: I am the worst president elected ever.
Back from French: I am the worst president never elected. (Kevin N. Mettinger, Warrenton, Va.)
Week 557 (2004): The difference between two people with a common element in their names: Marilyn Monroe vs. Marilyn Quayle: One reputedly slept with Jack Kennedy, and the other has slept with . . . well, he's no Jack Kennedy. (Brendan Beary, Great Mills, Md.)
Week 568 (2004): Groaner puns on book titles:Did you hear that the school system demanded a PC version of the Harper Lee novel? "Tickle a Mockingbird." (Wayne Rodgers, Satellite Beach, Fla.)
Week 580 (2004), combine two countries: The Netherlands + Fiji = Netheriji: I don't know much about it; I've been warned since age 12 not to play with Netherijians. (Brendan Beary)
Week 608 (2005): Snappy answers to rude questions: Do you play basketball? No, do you sumo-wrestle? (Six-foot-tall Beth Morgan, Palo Alto, Calif.)
Week 648 (2006): Stupid questions for product hotlines: To Unilever Corp. "Why do your Dove Bars taste like soap?" (Kevin Dopart, Washington)
Week 669 (2006): Bad advice to new arrivals in the United States: If you are asked, "Do you advocate the overthrow of the U.S. government by force or violence?" the correct answer is "Violence." (Mark Eckenwiler; Washington)
Week 670 (2006), compare two words differing by one letter:
Bra and bar: Only one of them will open to serve drinks to minors. (Art Grinath, Takoma Park, Md.)
(Chris Doyle, Ponder, Tex.) Week 688 (2006): Six-word stories: My wife's suicide note: ungrammatical, naturally. (Tom Witte, Montgomery Village, Md.)
Dead Letters, our annual obit-poem contest:
South African leader P.W. Botha:
Apartheid rule is not a way
To gather healthy karma.
I bet that Mr. Botha may
Be heading someplace warma.
(Elwood Fitzner, Valley City, N.D., Week 695, 2007)
Week 698 (2007): Job interview questions: Applicant: "Say, those girls in the photos on your desk, are they seeing anyone? Well, not the fat one, but those other two?" (Russell Beland, Springfield, Va.)
False facts, or "fictoids": Questionable Journalism, our perennial contest in which you find a sentence in The Post and supply a question that it could answer: Post: They must also not appear partisan. Q. In addition to being partisan, what's expected of a U.S. attorney? (Russell Beland, Week 706, 2007)
Week 736 (2007): Questions for the "Car Talk" guys: When I get my 2004 Mustang up to about 85 miles an hour, I hear a high-pitched whining off to my right that persists until I wind down to 60. What can I do to shut her up? (Chris Rollins, Cumberland, Md.)
Week 749 (2008): New meanings for existing words: Cremate: Coffee-Mate's unsuccessful initial brand name. (Kevin Dopart)
Week 794 (2009), Onion-style headlines:Palin Is Prime Cause of 3rd-Quarter Drop in U.S. Jaws, Analysts Say (Phil Frankenfeld, Washington)
Week 805 (2009), bad names for given types of products: A bad name for a candy bar: Herpes Kisses (Cy Gardner, Arlington, Va.)
Week 854 (2010), stereotypical "men are like …"/"women are like" comparisons:
Week 856 (2010), children's books that will never be published: "You Were Adopted, but You Weren't Our First Choice" (Beverley Sharp, Washington)
Week 871 (2010), alter a movie title: Four Weldings and a Funeral: A man attaches a set of rocket engines to his Chevy and momentarily achieves his dream of driving a flying car. (Gary Crockett, Chevy Chase, Md.)
Week 891 (2010): Palindrome sentences (allowing for homophones):
Quoth Raven: "Nevermore!" . . . BLAM! . . . Nevermore Raven quoth. (Peter Jenkins, Bethesda, Md.)
Week 900 (2011): "Dear Blank, From Blank" notes: Dear Leonardo: Your fly is open. — Sincerely, Mona Lisa (Chris Doyle, Ponder, Tex.)
Week 902 (2011): Put a positive spin on a line from The Post:
Original: Maine's governor told critics Friday to "kiss my butt" . . .
Spun: Maine's governor found it in his heart to turn the other cheek . . . (Dixon Wragg, Santa Rosa, Calif.)
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We in the Anglophone world know and often regret that our close relatives across the Channel seem to possess a gene that lends their team performances an element of star-quality that seems to just flow effortlessly, when it works. This seems to be true in abundance when one encounters the part manic, part majestic efforts of this particular 3-man ensemble La Campagnie des Musiques à Ouir.
Described everywhere as multi-talented and multi-derivative, this band is not the first collective of musicians from France who in fact are proud to reflect the multiple diverse cultural influences that have permeated their homeland for many eons. To baby-boomer listeners it was probably Django Reinhardt, the Belgian gypsy refugee to France, whose virtuoso guitar music transcended boundaries and borders and who raised the international profile of this nation of energetic peoples. Playing with musicians of all nationalities and classes, Reinhardt and his Hot Club of France raised the French flag to the top of the mast of pan-European culture back in the 1930s. The Campagnie are reflecting the same multiple influences on their recent recording while posting their colors high up on the same mast.
This music obviously frustrates many with its disparities, lacking any overt continuity of development or color. It appears to jump from one tempo to another, one lead instrument to the next, one influence to the next. But beneath this scattered appearance there is an interplay among the trio that delights in conjuring up small glimpses of rhythm and pattern that are regularly traded among and elaborated by members. On this tour the permanent accordionist Alexandre Authelain was unavailable and was replaced by instrumental guitarist David Chevallier, bringing a more contemporary, even rock, sound through slightly processed 12-string acoustic and 7-string solid electric. Despite the lack of the archetypal Gallic squeezebox, founding members Denis Charolles and Fred Gastard, on percussive devices and various saxophones respectively, steer the company between the flights of the ultra-modern and the streaks of nostalgia that their repertoire hints towards.
It's a simple truism that all bands navigate between extremes of ancient and modern, but few if any nations seems to command this technique as adroitly as the French. Chevallier would be hunched over his fretboard working the flurry of fingers around scales too ephemeral to quite capture. Gastard opposite blasts his bass sax's tumbling riffs directly into the audience from his angled instrument, while bouncing from one leg to the other in his interaction with the rhythm. In the middle Charolles squats slightly askew to his kit, equally absorbed in the interplay between musicians, but constantly swapping between percussive implements like knitting needles or metal knives and plates from a wooden box atop his battering marching bass-drum, every one of which he seems equally familiar with. As well as playing a major compositional role he performs modest lyrics too, offering some lines from his drumstool, but towards the end of the evening advancing in front of the audience. In his arms is an up-turned metal watering-can played as an udu or shekere drum with which he delivers a near a capella song of Gaston Couté. The audience's modest appreciation of the tortuous text in no way impairs his enthusiasm, and the same could equally well be said for the music too.
Indeed there are glimpses through the chaos of clear intentions and tendencies that make this music more accessible than might ever think. The children's concert that same afternoon had started with Thelonius Monk's, "Epistrophy," which the young listeners received without batting an earlobe. The evening audience listened as enthusiastically to this musical spectacle, heavy with humor that flew far above the limitations that language might have otherwise imposed.
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RALEIGH, NC (AP) — North Carolina Republicans and some crime victims are promoting legislation to make it a felony for an attacker to kill or injure a fetus at any stage of development.
Rep. Dale Folwell of Forsyth County said Thursday the proposed legislation would expand to the rest of the state a law already in effect on federal property like Camp Lejeune and the Blue Ridge Parkway. The federal law was approved in 2004 after the 2002 death of a pregnant California woman, Laci Peterson.
More than two-thirds of the states have laws allowing homicide prosecution for someone who causes the death of a fetus. About half the states define a fetus starting with conception.
The bill makes clear that the provisions don't apply to legal abortions.
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Study: School Violence in Israel Down by 25%
Study shows that 16 percent of pupils between seventh and eleventh grades define themselves as victims of sexual violence.
There has been a 25 percent drop in school violence over the last two years among the country's elementary and junior high school students, according to a new Health Ministry study. Among senior high school students who took part in the survey, which consisted of 25,000 pupils in state and state religious schools, there was no discernible change in violence levels.
The survey − which asked students to respond to 100 questions about violent incidents inside their schools or on school buses, during the previous month − did not include children in special education or ultra-Orthodox frameworks.
Its main finding was that some 26 percent fewer elementary school students and 27 percent fewer junior high school students complained about dangerously violent incidents in 2011, compared to 2009.
The study shows that 16 percent of pupils between seventh and eleventh grades define themselves as victims of sexual violence, a term that includes touching and pinching of private parts without consent, and also inappropriate sexual comments.
Among children in fourth and fifth grades, 10 percent complained of such sexual violence in the recent survey − a decrease of 29 percent compared to the last survey, in 2009. Roughly 9 percent of pupils complained of violence by school faculty. Such violence was defined in the survey as attempts at inappropriate touching, slaps, pinching and pushing.
Among high school students, roughly a third of respondents reported heavy drinking experiences − 47 percent of respondents attest to drinking vodka, whiskey and other forms of alcohol; 5 percent smoke marijuana, 4 percent attest to using Ecstasy or amphetamines. Almost half of pupils between fourth and sixth grades have been exposed to verbal violence. This figure drops to 20 percent among high school students.
"This is no cause for victory celebrations, but the survey shows that we are on the right track," said Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar at a press conference on Tuesday.
He suggested that the improvement stems from measures taken to "stiffen discipline and order" in the schools, and to the support provided to teachers and principals in the campaign against violence. Sa'ar also modified the "law for students' rights" − a change which enables a school to suspend a pupil immediately in response to violent infractions, without having to wait until a pupil exercises the option of appeal.
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Former Anglo executive McAteer charged with alleged conspiracy to mislead bank's investors with €7.2bn transfer
Former Anglo executive Willie McAteer has been charged with taking part in an alleged conspiracy to transfer €7.2bn in a bid to mislead the bank's investors about the true value of deposit books.
The defunct bank's ex-finance director is to stand trial after he became the fourth person to be accused of fraud by inflating deposits at Anglo.
Following his arrest today he was brought to appear before a district judge at the Criminal Courts of Justice (CCJ) in Dublin and was remanded on bail pending trial.
His co-defendants are: John Bowe, who had been head of capital markets at Anglo Irish Bank; Denis Casey, 54, from Raheny, Dublin, chief executive of Irish Life and Permanent (IL&P) until 2009; the third defendant is 61-year-old Peter Fitzpatrick, from Malahide, Dublin, who had been IL&P's former director of finance.
The three bankers had been already been charged earlier and appeared again at Dublin District Court, in the CCJ, todaywhere Judge Michael Walsh heard there were two fresh charges, for a fourth defendant, Mr McAteer, who has an address at Greenrath, Tipperary Town, Co. Tipperary.
Det Inspector Gerard Walsh of the Garda Bureau of Fraud Investigation told Judge Walsh that Mr McAteer, 63, was arrested at 9am today outside the Bridewell Garda station in Dublin city-centre.
"In reply he said 'No' to both charges", Det Inspector Walsh said.
Earlier the court had heard that Mr Bowe, Mr Casey and Mr Fitzpatrick had made the same reply when they were charged.
There was no objection to bail and Mr McAteer's wife Maria was approved to act as an independent surety in the sum of €10,000.
Together Mr McAteer and his co-defendants are accused of conspiring to mislead Anglo investors in relation to €7.2bn transactions between Anglo Irish Bank Corporation Plc, Irish Life & Permanent Plc and Irish Life Assurance, from March to September 2008.
It is alleged that this was to give the impression that Anglo's deposits were larger than they really were.
Mr Bowe, 50, from Glasnevin, in Dublin, and Mr McAteer also face one additional charge each that they allegedly falsified accounts contrary to Section 10 of the Theft and Fraud Act.
The DPP consented to them being returned for trial on indictment, state solicitor Padraig Mawe told Judge Walsh today.
This means means their trial will go before a judge and jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
Books of evidence, each made up of two thick ring binders folders, were served on the defendants by Det Inspector Walsh. The two-volume books of evidence also contained CD-ROMs; Mr Mawe explained that there was an "electronic format" as well as hard copy.
None of the the four men have yet indicated how they will plead and Judge Walsh gave them the standard warning that if they intended to rely on alibis in their defence they must inform the prosecution within 14 days.
After some minor amendments were made to the charges, the judge then ordered that the four men were being returned for trial to the higher court.
He also agreed to make a "section 56 order" for the State to furnish copies of videotapes and memos of interviews to the defence solicitors: Michael Hanahoe, Dara Robinson and Michael Hennessy. Their clients briefly addressed the court to indicate they understood the bail terms and the alibi warning.
They then signed their bonds and took up bail pending their next hearing which will take place at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, on July 11.
As a condition of bail they must sign on once per month at their local garda stations, they were warned today by Judge Walsh.
After the judge finalised his order he warned the news media that nothing should be published "that might be prejudicial or adverse to the interests of the court".
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Tired of waiting for water, they built their own dam
After waiting for 17 years when Rajuri Steel Private Ltd's steel rolling factory in Jalna still did not get any piped water, it decided to invest Rs1.25 crore to construct its own small dam.mumbai Updated: Jan 24, 2013 01:30 IST
After waiting for 17 years when Rajuri Steel Private Ltd's steel rolling factory in Jalna still did not get any piped water, it decided to invest Rs1.25 crore to construct its own small dam.
Managing director DB Soni, who spearheaded the initiative, said: "We have about 100 acres of land close to the factory. We assigned a feasibility study in 2006, which showed that a dam could be constructed. By 2008, our dam was ready for use."
Deficient rainfall did not overflow the dam this year, but it did recharge the well that caters to the mill that processes 500 tonnes of steel every day.
Soni is not sure whether the well would have enough water till summer or dry up before that but for now their problems are at bay.
Soni rued government's apathy but hailed the entrepreneur spirit for surviving hard times and making things work without much government support. "They once said 'Jalna sone ka palna' (Jalna, a city of gold) but we unable to live up to that reputation any longer."
Soni added that his family's agro processing units too were doing very badly because of failed crops this season.
Soni and his eight partners are so disappointed with the state of affairs that they have decided not to involve their children in the age-old family business. "We want our children to do something else," said Soni.
State to curb corruption in water supply by tankers in drought-hit areas
In an attempt to curb corruption in the water supply system through tankers in drought-hit areas, the state cabinet has decided to install water tanks in which tankers will be emptied.
This would help district administration keep a check on the actual supply of water, and save water that is lost through percolation and evaporation.The government had observed that in many cases the tanker companies were siphoning off money by charging for a full tanker but emptying only half of it in wells in villages. Also, emptying water directly into wells causes pollution apart from wastage due to evaporation and percolation. The cabinet, on Wednesday, decided to appeal to private financial institutions at the tehsil and village level to donate water tanks. The cabinet also decided to let MLAs spend up to 80% of their local area funds for drought relief. HTC, Mumbai


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It is the dream of many to take a journey across Europe, especially if you could receive free local food along the way. This dream is a reality for Baptiste Dubanchet, a 25 year old man from France but the situation is not as ideal as you might expect. All of Dubanchet's nourishment throughout his entire 3,000 kilometer trip was found in dumpsters.
The Frenchman trusted in finding food that would normally be disposed and helped bring attention to the issue of food waste going on around the world. A major motivating factor for Dubanchet's trip was the people that are currently starving as good food goes to waste but he did not want to be one of them.
Starting his trek in Paris, the Food Waste Activist went through a variety of countries before ending in Warsaw, Poland. To add an additional environmental edge to the project, Debanchet traveled completely by bicycle. This ultimately limited the amount of food that he was able to carry with him, so he relied heavily on the wastefulness each and every stop.
"I really didn't think we were wasting as much as we are," said Debanchet. "Even when you know about it, it's still surprising to open a garbage can and find so many potatoes, so much fruit, yogurt, sometimes 500-liter or 1000-liter bins are filled with things that are still good enough to eat."
When Debanchet made his way into a new city, he would first check out the local supermarkets to see if he could be given some food that is planned to be thrown out. However only about 10% of all the supermarkets from entire trip gave him food. Many of the supermarkets across Europe do not give out food even if its going to be thrown away. They believe that the food is unfit for human consumption, which Debanchet was able to disprove.
Many of the European dumpsters that contain unwanted food are heavily secured behind locks and barbed wire fences. Unfortunately, food waste is negatively associated with homeless people, but either way the hungry do not have access to much needed food. So there is definitely some opportunity to make things better.
Debanchet's journey was really a simple civil protest, but positive changes are already being made. With over 842 million people in the world currently not having enough to eat, the European Parliament declared 2014 the European Year Against Food Waste. Hopefully this is just the start of more usable food headed for hungry mouths.
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