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I'm trying to setup a site that uses a simple perl script: Code:
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Have you chmod the script.
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Doh thats got it - thanks very much!
i'm also getting this, but may be different issue.
when i try to access a html file in /cgi-bin/something.html, i get that error. is there any way around this? |
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Raider Report: First official week of practice in the books
17 days until the exhibition
October 19, 2012 · @MTAthleticsMURFREESBORO, Tenn. - The Blue Raider men's basketball team (@MT_MBB) wrapped up its first official week of practice Friday morning. Here's a quick take on happenings in the program as Middle Tennessee counts down to the exhibition versus Auburn-Montgomery on Nov. 5.
COACH'S COMMENT (@MT_CoachDavis)
"The start of practice coincided with fall break, so we spent lot more time in the gym for the first four days," head coach Kermit Davis said. "I thought our team made good progress until Thursday when we hit a little bit of a wall. But we bounced back well early Friday morning.
"The emphasis this week has been on defending, rebounding, sharing the ball and just building on last year. Overall, I've been pleased with the effort and now we'll take a day off before we get back on the court Sunday."
The inaugural Blue Raider Tipoff Celebration scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 24, is nearly sold out. ESPN basketball analyst Jimmy Dykes will serve as the keynote speaker, while country music artist Aaron Tippin and senior guard Marcos Knight will also perform. The event will be held at MTSU's student union beginning at 6:30 p.m. For more information, contact the Blue Raider Ticket Office at 1-888-YES-MTSU.
On the heels a record-breaking season, the 2012-13 Blue Raider men's basketball team is already receiving recognition in the USA Today coaches' preseason poll released on Wednesday. Middle Tennessee, the Sun Belt's only representative in the poll, received three votes after winning the league's regular season title and finishing 27-7 last season.
Season tickets are also on sale now for $140, or purchase both men's and women's season tickets for $199. Price includes a ticket to the Blue Raiders' game against the Commodores at Bridgestone Arena. To purchase, call the Blue Raider Ticket Office or to buy online, click here.
MT opens the 2012-13 campaign on Nov. 5 in an exhibition against Auburn-Montgomery at 7 p.m. in Murphy Center. The Blue Raiders' regular season begins Nov. 9 when MT hosts Alabama State at 7:45 p.m.
Men's basketball has been busy this summer with a couple of new additions to the Murphy Center walls. Fans will notice a mural commemorating the 71-64 NIT victory over Tennessee last season at the northeast entrance of Murphy Center. Around the corner, there is also a new mural featuring the MT student section.
Senior guard Jason Jones and junior guard Kerry Hammonds are both expected to return to practice next week. Hammonds suffered a deep bone bruise on his knee two weeks ago, while Jones tweaked a hamstring last week.
If you played baseball, what would your walk-up song be?
Hustlin' by Rick Ross
What one person would you want to follow you on Twitter?
Amare Stoudemire
If they made a movie about your life, who would you want to play you?
Denzel Washington
You wouldn't be caught dead, where?
The Opera
What is one thing you must do or superstition you have prior to a game?
Pre-game nap and listen to rap/hip-hop music
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More Men's Basketball News
Dec 17, 2013: Raiders charge past Crusaders, 102-52Dec 17, 2013: Jones named TSWA Player of the Week
Dec 16, 2013: Blue Raiders square off with Crusaders Tuesday
Dec 16, 2013: Jones earns C-USA Player of the Week Honors
Dec 14, 2013: MT falls on the road at Ole Miss, 72-63
Dec 13, 2013: Raiders to rumble with Rebels on CSS Saturday

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Hey Austinpwrs, how about instead of being pissed you had to pay for a thug cops brutality, you I dont know stop supporting Republicans and their Gestapo police force who have no problem beating mentally disabled kids.
Even as a white American male with a 6 figure salary job and no criminal record I have had nothing but issues with Troopers. Hell just 4 months ago I got rear ended by someone while stopped in traffic and after waiting a hour for one of them to show up was subjected to abuse as if it was MY fault for driving home from work and getting hit by a teenager leaving college.
Not only that but upon getting my report after a week I come to find out not one damn thing on it was accurate beyond that it wasnt my fault. They couldn't even get the address right despite it being on my DAMN LICENSE.
We had plenty of evidence of 9/11 we foolishly ignored it thinking it couldnt happen here. We have no need to infringe on our rights as Americans to uncover a terrorist plot as the evidence not only was out in the open of what they were doing, but multiple times presented to the White House and Bush tossed the files in the trash as per the 9/11 report.
I guarantee you 100% none in my family will EVER be in the hospital for a terrorist attack, because unlike you I know that even those that happen happen so rarely that my family their families and their families family will most likely die of a accident or old age. All your statement is is a scare tactic from a very scared and stupid old man who doesn't know better and probably lives in fear every day of his life. You are the same scared uneducated fools who think every email you get is legit and Obama or Muslims are inflicting this or that on America or will willingly send away thousands to some preacher in the midwest who says the rapture is coming. I don't, because I know while it can happen here, the likelihood even BEFORE 9/11 is so small that it should not even be in my mind.
BTW stating you had clearance out in the open is pretty stupid which is why I highly doubt you were even a soldier. Part of having clearance is you never TELL anyone you have it or what it is even in passing or in using a fake screen name online. Because while I don't have clearance I can tell you 100% I could track you right this minute without even knowing your name thanks to the internet. And if I can do it working for a tech company, the military certainly could.
This is how democracy dies in America, not through protests or riots but cheers from the uneducated masses who willingly give their civil liberties away to the same government they protest paying tax money to. There is no longer a need for extremists to bomb us as they very obviously achieved their goals as outlined from most of the commenters here, we are loosing our rights guaranteed to us by the constitution day by day while our citizens cheer big brothers take over as "keeping us safe from terrorists."
Bin Laden burned our constitution, and everyone cheering on the NYPD helped him light it. Our men and women died in vain to a public who is so uneducated they border on being no better than the Muslims who cheer in the street for the Taliban. Our forefathers would be ashamed as how willingly you people gave up your rights as Americans.
"Salaries and benefits are not the same"
Actually yes they are and the US Supreme Court has ruled that one true. So your idea they arn't is stupid illogical and null. Please remove yourself from the internet now.
you cant even get the gun right, it was a AR-15 better known as the civie version of a M-16 which despite being illegal to be made into a automatic weapon is easily modified as such. No way you are going to convince me there is a legal need to have a rifle whose intention was for military use and is only limited to semi-automatic status thanks to laws passed to ban people from owning full-automatic weapons outright.
That one lunatic got all his weapons legally, so in reality its punishing all of the gun rights advocates for touting how legal owners are not the issue for not living up to that promise, especially when you factor in just about ever major mass murder incident of the last 10 years was caused by LEGALLY owned guns, not illegal ones.
He wasn't using "spice". Your theory is wrong because toxicology states the only thing in his system was Valium, and a legal dose at that.
I am sure you support the second amendment right? Well you cant pick and choose, the same Constitution that affords the right to carry ALSO affords that those who kill people using that amendments rights afforded to them get public defenders.
I want a very valid answer to the following questions.
1) What purpose does owning a semi-automatic version of a military rifle serve?
2) What purpose is there to having a high capacity clip for a rifle that by law is not allowed to fire in any way but semi-automatic without violating the law either to the letter or in spirit in the case of "bump mods"
3) Usually the reason for the existence concealed carry is exactly this, to have a gun on you to prevent massacres like this. How do people reasonably think this argument will hold up when the last 4 major incidence happened in states with lax gun laws and the right to carry? You can not cite the claim that its prevented more incidence than allowed as there is no record that it ever has, yet we have had mass murders in multiple states that go out of their ways to allow civilians unrestricted access to guns. In two of those states (Virginia and Colorado) we have had three incidence where if gun control laws passed in others states that prevent mentally ill people from owning guns had been followed, well over 60 lives would have been saved.
4) How can the claim that its to protect illegal guns continue to be used when in those 4 incidence I point out, legal guns where in fact used.
I want legitimate answers not blabbering about the Constitution. In my mind while guns may be a right, our forefathers certainly never expected whole armories to be owned by people. They were living in a time where owning a rifle was more for food and protection from animals, not for sport.
The commercial industry doesn't have a leg to stand on. They utterly destroyed the Barnaget with overfishing to the point claims don't even exist there anymore and are doing the same to our shores. The state should tell them to get bent and ban them from the reefs.
nothing difficult about it, the LPD are useless and don't care. They are a bunch of high school thugs these days, all the good ones left. They certainly don't care enough to patrol 6 blocks from their damn station.
Justice will never be served as long and the Chief and Mayor still run Linden.
Doesn't matter what the kid was doing. Legally cars must yield to pedestrians in the road REGARDLESS of they themselves breaking the law, which the kid was not.
so much for safest city in the country this year. First they have a police chase end in a shooting now this!
never going to happen with the LPD. They are useless every single one of them. Cant even protect the streets 6 blocks away from their station right next to the PAL building!
The Mayor and Chief should be fired!
You do realize she was shot within visual distance of city hall right?
The cops are lazy in Linden and are letting these killings happen.
"If the citizen has nothing to hide then there is no need for this."
Havent been reading the news right? There have been a number of very high profile cases recently where the citizen was obeying the law but where attacked by cops for various reasons that didnt hold up in court.
As long as they are armed and I am not I have a need to fear them and protect myself and my family from the crazies who get to be on the force. 4 of the worst people I went to high school with all happen to be cops now despite being suspended numerous times.
Hate to tell you guys but Newark has been a suburb of New York City for over a century now and that isnt going away any time soon. Even the Statue of Liberty is technically in NJ but that doesnt stop EVERYONE from saying its in NYC.
Actually no you found a police officer who is disturbingly sickened by how violent this states citizens have become and how they glorify motion picture heroics over honest police work meant to keep EVERYONE safe.
What he did was wrong and could have easily resulted in her death or the death of another mall patron. It was stupid and should never be commended.
"How the hell can you shoot the criminal in the body when he held the woman hostage in front of him with a knife to her throat? "
Thats the point. If he had follow proper police procedure, he would never have shot. The minute a hostage was taken a negotiator was to be brought in, not John Rambo.
"Had he not fired the woman could be dead right now because the officer failed to act and the perp cut her throat."
More than likely no. Almost 90% of hostage situations result in the safe return of the hostage by the perp. Thats worldwide as well, in the US its even higher. Think about that when you think about how often we see stories of hostages being taken around the world, despite being taken they are nearly 90% likely to be safely negotiated free.
"The officer is a hero and did a great job."
Hero yes great job nope not even close.
Hope it hits you in the head then... since THATS more likely what will happen.
You and people commending him are idiotic movie watching morons. What the officer did was 100% WRONG against training, against protocol, and depending on the jurisdiction completely illegal. Had he been on duty instead of working part time for mall security he would have been fired.
This isnt Die Hard, even training marksmen often miss headshots because the target is small and the weapon is not very accurate. You aim for the body. IF the person has a hostage YOU DONT SHOOT. PERIOD!


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These songs have been written by various composers in our midst at Times Square Church who have been on their own personal journey of faith. Within these lyrics you may find the struggles and trials common to us all, yet culminating in the victorious declaration of those who have found the life in God for which they have longed.
This choir is an eclectic body of believers from numerous cultures and backgrounds. It is truly a small representation of the culture of the congregation at Times Square Church where over 100 nationalities worship together throughout the week. This recording has captured that culture and speaks the heart of this ministry and glorifies the savior Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that through these spirt-birthed and well crafted selections you may also find Jesus to be the source of life, joy and assurance for which you have longed. Join the multituded at Times Square Church and begin to proclaim...Him! Check out the artist's website: http://www.timessquarechurch.org Track List: 1. High Praise (The Lord Is High) 2. I Won't Look Back 3. We Proclaim Him 4. Christ, The Everlasting Lord 5. That's Reason Enough To Praise Him 6. Let Your Glory Fill This Place 7. Your Name Alone 8. Jesus Jehovah 9. I Know He's My Rock 10. Communion Song 11. Worthy Is The Lamb Suggested CDs:Other Genres: |


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SMITH: An old-house party out in the Village
Published: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 6:34 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 6:34 p.m.
Hey, any excuse to block off the street and party with the neighbors is a good one. But the cause of last weekend's potluck on Midway Drive in Santa Rosa was historic.
Neighbors met in the street to celebrate that it's been 60 years ago since the late Hugh Codding built their homes in the new town outside of Santa Rosa that he dubbed Montgomery Village.
The VIPs of the block party were the neighbors — Loralee Loomis, Barbara Barnes and Phil Henry — who've lived in their Midway houses since they bought them new in 1952, for about $10,000 each.
Relative newcomers on the block gave each of the three a lei. Naturally, the founding residents asked if the flowers come with a flight to Hawaii.
The trio's neighbors, who intend to make the Midway block party an annual thing, reminded them they've lived in paradise for 60 years.
QUESTION, MR. BURNS: At least one stoked and concerned Santa Rosa High student will pose a question to Ken Burns during a national Webcast that will herald the epic docu-filmmaker's new work, "The Dust Bowl."
From the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in D.C., Burns and others on a blue-ribbon panel will speak about man-caused natural disasters next Wednesday with savvy teens at nine locations in the U.S.
The Smithsonian chose the Sonoma County Museum to take part in the webcast. In turn, the museum's Eric Stanley invited the participation of nearly 70 SRHS students active in teacher Dave Franzman's History Club and/or the school's Climate Protection group.
They'll link up with Burns and the National Youth Summit from the school library. A key topic of the webcast is Burns' Dust Bowl film, to premiere on PBS Nov. 18 and 19.
At least one SRHS student will pose a pre-recorded question to the filmmaker. It appears now the honor will go to Emily Barber, Alison Wendler or Nora Fitch.
HELP BY EATING: You might recall that kids in Dave Franzman's History Club entered the National History Day competition for the first time last year, and soared.
Two SRHS teams made it to the state championships and one went on to represent California at the nationals in Maryland. Vows their teacher, "We're going to do the same (this academic year) but this time bigger and better."
Already, eight teams of History Club members are raising money for the competition. They'll serve at a barbecue from 4 to 7 p.m. Oct. 19 and 20 at Canevari's deli.
WILLY PACIFIED: At nearly age 3, Willy Perkins displayed zero interest in letting loose of his binky.
His folks in Santa Rosa asked their big boy if he'd donate his pacifiers to babies who need them. Willy, who adores Thomas the Tank Engine books, toys and shows, replied that he would give the binkies to baby trains where Thomas lives.
Packing them up was rough, but Willy hasn't fussed since the mail carrier carted off the package addressed to the Island of Sodor.
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During VH1's Divas Concert, the Canadian dance outfit covered one of the longest standing pop hits in Blondie's "Heart of Glass." After being introduced by Kelly Osbourne the band took the stage with every possible tribute to Debbie Harry's fashionable eighties outfits to the parallel lines that doned Blondie's Parallel Lines album cover.
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Guatemala Program Tuition, Fees & Policies
Classroom (U.S. Law Students and U.S. Lawyers)
$975 per unit (students will enroll in 2 to 4 units) — Due on first day of class, May 31, 2014
Spanish Language Academy Fee
Applies only to beginning level students who enroll in Spanish language instruction that is not part of a course that is offered for law school credit.
$400 — Due May 1, 2014
Student Program Fee
$1,300 — Due May 1, 2014
Accompanying Person Fee
$1,300 — Due May 1, 2014
The student program fee for the classroom component includes transfers between the airport in Guatemala City and the program site in Antigua, housing and daily breakfast for the duration of the classroom program, all course materials for students enrolled in the courses, the cost of guided field trips to two legal institutions and for a weekend in the highlands at lega Atitlàn and a weekend at the beach, special lectures by leaders in the field of human rights in Guatemala, opening and closing dinners, sponsored lunches and receptions.
The personal costs for airfare to Guatemala, in-country transportation, and meals other than those mentioned above or any additional recreational fee are not included in the student program fee and must be paid directly by each student. A daily budget of $35 should be sufficient to cover meals and incidentals not included in the program fee.
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Tuition for Externship
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Mandatory Transportation Fee — Applicable to Externships in Guatemala Only
Students with externships in countries other than Guatemala are not charged this fee but are responsible for their own airfare to their externship location.
$1,000 — Due May 1, 2014 (fee may be decreased if more than one student is doing a field placement in Guatemala)
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Have you filled out your 8710-1 to get your 8710-7? Did you choose an ACE? Simply put, how do the airshow pilots receive their Aerobatic Statement of Competency (8710-7)? How did the folks that will be dazzling audiences at Oshkosh EAA AirVenture in a matter of days (and at other airshows around the country) get permission to throw themselves and their aircraft around the sky?
In a truly rare moment of nobility, the FAA acknowledged its inability to certify aerobatic pilots to do what they do. A nationwide training program would not be cost effective so in the words of John Cudahy, President of International Council of Airshows (ICAS), "after considerable discussion between the FAA and industry representatives, the FAA authorized the ICAS and the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) to begin administering the Aerobatic Competency Evaluation program in the winter of 1992."
The program covers the US and Canada. ICAS was founded in 1968 as a trade and professional association. The addition of the ACE (Aerobatic Competency Evaluation) program significantly expanded their scope. ICAS ACEs (Aerobatic Competency Evaluator) are responsible for certifying approximately 90% of today's aerobatic pilots. The remainder is certified through the EAA Warbird ACE program or Formation Flying, Inc. (FFI). Endorsements from more than one association are possible.
The Warbird program is based on the ICAS program and certifies strictly Warbirds and their pilots. Formation Flying, Inc. was formed to pick up the non-warbirds wishing their non-aerobatic formation card when ICAS terminated its issuance of the non-aerobatic formation card in late 1998. The FFI program is patterned after the EAA Warbird Formation and Safety Training program (FAST) and essentially uses the FAST standards, manual and video. This of course allows for standardization across the formation flying community. The three organizations developed their programs independently but with a great deal of crossover to ensure similarity, all done under the watchful eyes of the FAA.
Not just any pilot can become an ACE, there are written recommendations from the FAA or Transport Canada, recommendations from a current ACE pilot and various minimum flight standards. Once the qualification of ACE is obtained, there is a Code of Ethics within the ACE manual to be followed. The ACE manual is available on line for those with too much time on their hands or those who are writing articles on the ACE program. Anyone who may mumble about buddy-buddy behavior in the evaluations, consider ACE Code of Ethics # 4 "At all times, the ACE shall conduct himself or herself in a manner that reflects on the professionalism of the airshow industry and the integrity of the ACE program." Cudahy adds "Over the years, ICAS and the FAA have attempted to develop a program that objectively measures the aerobatic competence of individual air show pilots. The introduction of practical evaluation criteria to our program in 2001 did quite a lot to improve those aspects of the program. By and large, our pilots and – in particular – our ACEs recognize that our collective ability to fly aerobatics at air shows is dependent on our ability to self-regulate and ensure that only competent pilots are allowed to perform aerobatics at public air shows."
Regarding the program, chapter 31 of FAA publication 8700.1 Chg 22 offers some of the most glowing compliments about the ACE program. "The most encouraging part of the proposed program was that, for the first time, there would be a well-orchestrated program that would directly effect virtually all active airshow pilots in the US and Canada.
"Moreover, the industry is providing a database of information on airshow pilots and their competency checks," continues the publication. "Such a fund of information is unprecedented and the program far exceeds the FAA's capabilities for action in light of other priorities. This action will significantly advance airshow safety with little cost to the public."
Finally, the FAA document states, "The FAA is convinced that industry evaluators are people who are credible and dedicated to fulfilling their duties to conduct peer review, counsel and make appropriate recommendations to the FAA." However, par for the course would be the clause "although the evaluation program is administered by the industry, the FAA is the final authority on issuance of a Statement of Acrobatic Competency."
Why is that not a surprise? Perhaps, equally surprising is that Cudahy knows of no instances where the ACE recommendations were overturned.
Exactly what does the applicant have to go through to obtain the necessary endorsement to perform at an airshow? An aerobatic competency renewal is needed each year. The appropriate industry organization, ICAS, EAA or FFI must be contacted to obtain an application. After the applicant's request is received, a numbered application form as well as the checklist used for the evaluation is returned to the applicant. The ACE is then contacted by the applicant and a time and date for the flight and ground session are scheduled. The applicant's evaluation flight can be done at an air show or at another time convenient to applicant and ACE.
There are four flight level restrictions to each endorsement, as well. Level Four has a "floor" of 800 feet, endorsements to lower levels must be evaluated by an ACE and proof of performances at several airshows is required. The ACE will evaluate the flight from the ground. The ground evaluation checklist looks suspiciously like the Practical Test Standards (PTS) until each line is looked at in detail.
In addition, the applicant's entire flight sequence is reviewed during the ground portion as well as in flight. A separate evaluation and endorsement is needed for each additional certification an applicant wishes to possess. As an example, even if a pilot is an experienced solo aerobatic performer, another evaluation must be completed if formation aerobatics or night pyro is to be added. Here are just a few of the ground topics.
There is even more for specialty acts, formation flying, wing walking acts, ribbon cuts, night pyro and the like.
The flight portions sort of reads like the PTS. Task: Three turn upright spin. Each task is broken down like the PTS into the task with description of the task then the standards to which the task must be performed. How about a four point roll, Inside Loop, Half Cuban Eight and the necessary Snap Roll. After demonstrating single tasks, the applicant executes his full aerobatic sequence. Pass the barf bag, please.
If the applicant is approved, the ACE forwards the paperwork to ICAS, EAA or FFI. The relevant information is entered into the aerobatic database then the FAA receives the recommendation to issue the Statement of Aerobatic Competency to the pilot with the specified certifications and limitations.
To help those pilots with an aerobatic bent but perhaps not the funds, ICAS sponsors several scholarships available to help a pilot break aerobatic ground. The scholarships are awarded annually to a recipient to either start or further their training; some specify aerobatic training others don't. Each scholarship honors a fallen member of the air show community.
The guidelines and regs issued by the FAA regarding running airshows, as well as Air Races, Parachute demonstration jumps and the like as well as the performers leave little to chance. The FAA and Transport Canada along with ICAS, EAA and FFI work hard to uphold the strictest safety standards in order to keep the public safe. Pilots have tragically lost their lives at performances but it has been over forty years since any accident involved spectators and that accident happened after the air show had concluded. Cudahy believes "that the ICAS administered Aerobatic Competency Evaluation program is a model of government/industry cooperation. Airshow pilot fatalities in the United States and Canada have plummeted since ICAS assumed administration of this program. Though our involvement is not the sole cause of this dramatic drop in accidents, it's likely the most important one.
"The program is essentially based on a single, very logical concept," Cudahy says. "Experienced air show pilots are better equipped to judge good and bad aerobatic pilots than FAA inspectors with little or no aerobatic experience. The acknowledgement of this basic fact in 1992 has likely saved dozens of lives in the twelve years that have passed since." In this instance, it's a very good thing that the FAA, with help from the other organizations, has very strict guidelines, so the crowds that attend Oshkosh EAA AirVenture and any other air show can have a deeper appreciation for what the performers go through as well as having a higher sense of the safety factor present.
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By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/whiplash/DS01037
Whiplash is a neck injury that can occur during rear-end automobile collisions, when your head suddenly moves backward and then forward — similar to the motion of someone cracking a whip. These extreme motions push your neck muscles and ligaments beyond their normal range of motion.
Whiplash injuries can be mild or severe. Treatment typically begins with over-the-counter pain relievers and ice applied to the painful neck muscles. If pain persists, prescription medications and physical therapy may be helpful.
Most people recover from whiplash in just a few weeks, but some people may develop chronic pain after a whiplash injury.
Most whiplash symptoms develop within 24 hours of the injury and may include:
- Neck pain and stiffness
- Headaches, most commonly at the base of the skull
- Dizziness
- Blurred vision
- Fatigue
Some people also experience:
- Difficulty concentrating
- Memory problems
- Ringing in the ears
- Sleep disturbances
- Irritability
When to see a doctor
Contact your doctor promptly if:
- The pain spreads to your shoulders or arms
- It becomes painful to move your head
- You experience numbness, tingling or weakness in your arms
Whiplash typically occurs when a person's head is thrown backward and then forward, straining the neck's muscles and ligaments. This type of injury may result from:
- Auto accidents. Rear-end collisions are the most common cause of whiplash.
- Physical abuse. Whiplash may also result from incidents of being punched or shaken. Whiplash is one of the injuries sustained in shaken baby syndrome.
- Contact sports. Football tackles and other sports-related collisions can sometimes cause whiplash injuries.
Risk factors
Women are more likely to experience whiplash than are men, perhaps because their necks aren't usually as strong as those of men.
Most people who experience whiplash will recover in the first two to three months. Fewer people may continue to have pain for several months — possibly up to two years — after the injury occurred. In some people, this chronic pain can be traced to damage in the joints, disks and ligaments of the neck. But in many cases, no abnormality can be found to explain this persistent neck pain.
Preparing for your appointment
Because whiplash often occurs during car accidents, it's common to seek immediate treatment at a hospital's emergency department or an urgent care clinic.
What you can do
You may want to write a list that includes:
- Detailed descriptions of the symptoms and the precipitating event
- Information about past medical problems
- All the medications and dietary supplements you take
- Questions you want to ask the doctor
For whiplash, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
- What treatment approach do you recommend?
- Is there a generic version of the medication you're prescribing me?
- Are there any exercises I can do to improve my condition?
- What can I do at home to ease pain and discomfort?
- Should I make a follow-up appointment with you?
- Are there any signs or symptoms I should watch out for?
- What websites do you recommend for further information about my condition?
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor will ask how the injury occurred and will measure how far your neck can move in a variety of directions. He or she will also check to see if any parts of your neck are especially tender to pressure.
The doctor may also perform a neurological exam to check for:
- Diminished muscle strength
- Abnormal reflexes
- Numbness
In addition, your doctor may ask you a number of questions, such as:
- Is your pain dull, sharp or shooting?
- Do any particular movements make the pain worse?
- Do you have any numbness or muscle weakness?
- Does the neck pain radiate into your arm?
- What kind of medications, vitamins or supplements do you regularly take?
- What, if anything, seems to improve your condition?
- What, if anything, seems to worsen your condition?
Tests and diagnosis
A variety of imaging tests may help rule out other causes of neck pain.
- X-rays. Neck X-rays can help rule out problems such as spinal fractures, dislocations or arthritis.
- Computerized tomography (CT). This type of test combines X-ray images taken from many different directions to produce more-detailed images of bone and soft tissues.
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Using radio waves and a strong magnetic field, MRI scans are particularly good at detecting soft tissue injuries, such as to the spinal cord or nerve roots.
Treatments and drugs
If over-the-counter pain medications and self-care treatments at home aren't enough, your doctor may suggest:
- Prescription painkillers. People with more severe pain may benefit from short-term treatment with prescription pain relievers.
- Injections. An injection of lidocaine (Xylocaine) — a numbing medicine — into painful muscle areas may relieve the muscle spasms that can be associated with whiplash injuries.
- Muscle relaxants. These drugs can help ease muscle spasms but often cause drowsiness, so your doctor may want you to take them only at bedtime.
Physical therapy interventions are the mainstay of treatment for whiplash. Therapy treatments may include:
- Ice
- Heat
- Manual therapies, including myofascial release
- Ultrasound
As pain permits, exercises to stretch and strengthen neck muscles can help to minimize symptoms and help protect your neck in the future.
Foam collars
Although soft foam cervical collars were once commonly used for whiplash injuries, they no longer are recommended routinely. Immobilizing the neck for long periods of time can lead to decreased muscle bulk and strength and impair recovery.
If worn temporarily, cervical collars should be worn for no longer than three hours at a time and for only the first few days after the injury. If you're continually being awakened at night by whiplash pain, especially early on after the injury, wearing a cervical collar may help you sleep.
Lifestyle and home remedies
Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) and ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others), often can control mild to moderate whiplash pain.
Many people with whiplash pain find it helpful to use ice or heat on their necks and upper backs. In general, ice should be used early in the recovery period, to reduce inflammation, while heat is especially helpful to relax muscles before range-of-motion exercises.
Once your pain is under control, your doctor will likely want you to regularly perform gentle stretching exercises to help restore your neck's range of motion. These usually involve rotating your head from side to side, and bending your neck forward, backward and to the sides.
Alternative medicine
Many nontraditional therapies have been employed to treat whiplash pain, including:
- Acupuncture. By inserting ultrafine needles through specific locations on your skin, acupuncturists can relieve many different types of pain. But research studies have been unable to definitively show that acupuncture can help relieve persistent neck pain caused by strains.
- Chiropractic care. Many people seek chiropractic care for neck pain, and it has been shown in certain types of neck pain to work just as well as, but no better than, physical therapy. Pairing spinal manipulation with exercise provides more benefit. However, chiropractic manipulation of the neck has been associated, in very rare instances, with potentially life-threatening injuries.
- Massage. Kneading the tight muscles in your neck may be helpful if you continue to have muscle spasms for more than a week or two. Relax the muscles in your neck first by taking a hot shower or bath, or by using a moist towel warmed in the microwave.
- Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS). TENS is a device that applies a mild electric current to the skin. This nonharmful current can help to decrease some types of pain, possibly by interfering with the transmission of pain signals or by releasing endorphins, the body's natural painkillers. TENS can help relieve chronic neck pain, but only when combined with exercise.
- NINDS whiplash information page. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/whiplash/whiplash.htm. Accessed Dec. 28, 2011.
- Villafuerte JA. Whiplash. In: Ferri FF. Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2012:5 Books in 1. Philadelphia, Pa.: Mosby Elsevier; 2012. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/about.do?about=true&eid=4-u1.0-B978-0-323-05611-3..C2009-0-38601-8--TOP&isbn=978-0-323-05611-3&uniqId=291436269-101. Accessed Dec. 28, 2011.
- Bannister G, et al. Whiplash injury. The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery. 2009;91-B:845.
- Isaac Z, et al. Evaluation of the patient with neck pain and cervical spine disorders. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 29, 2011.
- Neurological diagnostic tests and procedures. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/misc/diagnostic_tests.htm. Accessed Dec. 29, 2011.
- Hudgins TH, et al. Cervical sprain or strain. In: Frontera WR, et al. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2008. http://www.mdconsult.com/das/book/body/163314371-3/896420369/1678/8.html#4-u1.0-B978-1-4160-4007-1..50007-9--cesec4_70. Accessed Dec. 29, 2011.
- Anderson BC, et al. Treatment of neck pain. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 29, 2011.
- Ho GWK, et al. Neck pain. In: South-Paul JE, et al. Current Diagnosis & Treatment in Family Medicine. 3rd ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2011. http://www.accessmedicine.com/content.aspx?aid=8152464. Accessed Dec. 29, 2011.


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It wasn't until the hospital pharmacist talked to the man's daughter that they found the explanation. The patient had begun taking a dietary supplement that included Saint John's wort, which is marketed to improve mood. "No one had mentioned it because no one really thought of it as a medicine," says Boullata. But Saint John's wort can speed the breakdown of some prescription medicines—including some of the drugs that prevent rejection—by eliminating them from the body before they can take full effect.
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Sometimes they're not.While supplements can beharmful at any age, men andwomen age 50 and older aremore likely to encounterproblems. First, more olderpeople tend to have chronicconditions like kidney orliver disease, which makeit harder for the body toprocess compounds foundin supplements. Then, too,they usually take more pre-scription drugs than younger people—andthe more medications you take, the greaterthe risk of hazardous interactions withsupplements.
The Food and Drug Administration regulates dietary supplements but does not apply the same rules it uses for medications. Manufacturers are not required to obtain approval from the FDA before marketing supplements. Under federal law, manufacturers are responsible for making sure their supplements are safe, and the FDA steps in only when troubles arise. Unfortunately, adverse interactions with prescription drugs may go undetected for a long time, even by physicians.
he manages a database of supplement information available to physicians and patients. According to Yeung, about 50 percent of cancer patients use some kind of dietary supplement to ease symptoms or side effects—or, out of desperation, in search of a cure. Yeung is convinced some herbs help alleviate their symptoms. Unfortunately, several popular supplements pose risks for people with cancer. Saint John's wort, the same herb that washes antirejection drugs out of the body, can also speed the breakdown of certain cancer chemotherapies, robbing them of cancer-killing potency. And vitamin C, in megadoses, can interfere with the effectiveness of cancer drugs.
People taking anticoagulant medications to prevent blood clots are vulnerable to dangerous interactions with supplements. Garlic may seem harmless, for example, but at the high doses found in supplements, garlic acts as a blood thinner. If you're on a prescription drug to prevent blood clots, garlic supplements may make your blood too thin, increasing the risk of excessive bleeding. Ginseng, green tea supplements and vitamin K supplements can reduce the effectiveness of certain blood-thinning drugs as well.
Also at risk are patients taking drugs for depression or other psychiatric problems. Ginkgo and ginseng have both been linked to adverse interactions with psychiatric medications. Dietary supplements with psyllium, which is used as a laxative, can cause problems by reducing absorption of prescription medications, including carbamazepine and lithium, which are widely used to treat psychiatric symptoms.
The extent of the danger isn't clear because so little is known about many of the
GINSENG This popular herb can reduce concentrations of the anticoagulant drug warfarin and can interact with some antidepressant medications.
It is troubling, then, that a recent AARP Public Policy Institute survey of people age 50 and older found that 59 percent had used supplements in the previous month, and 52 percent took them daily. Fewer than half said they talked to their doctors about the pills they took.
"It's a serious problem, and getting more serious as the number of medications and herbal products increases," says K. Simon Yeung, a pharmacist and herbalist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, where
KAVA Promoted as a treatment for insomnia and anxiety, kava has been reported to cause liver damage, including hepatitis and liver failure. It may also impair driving ability.
LICORICE ROOT Taken for ulcers, bronchitis and sore throat, licorice root can cause high blood pressure and salt and water retention, raising the risk of heart problems.
MELATONIN Used for insomnia, it can reduce the effectiveness of antidepressant, antianxiety and blood pressure meds. It can increase bleeding risk if you're on a blood-thinner.


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The complex winter storm that has been bringing freezing rain and snow to parts of the eastern U.S. will continue to affect much of the Northeast through the day on Monday, with snow, sleet and freezing rain, before moving off the East Coast on Tuesday. Meanwhile, dangerously cold temperatures and wind chill will continue in the western half of the U.S.
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- "You're sure the homing beacon is secure aboard their ship? I'm taking an awful risk, Vader. This had better work."
- ―Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin
The XX-23 homing beacon was an s-thread tracking device produced by Imperial Engineering and used during the Galactic Civil War.
The XX-23 was a small cylinder that broadcast a continuous signal that could be received by HoloNet s-threads. A dedicated computer would then be able to determine when the ship crossed an s-thread and plot its course with this information.
The homing device planted onboard Millennium Falcon by a HMOR homing droid was a variant of the XX-23 design.
- Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (First mentioned)
- Star Wars Droids 8: Star Wars According to the Droids, Book III (Indirect mention only)
- Star Wars: Empire 15: Darklighter, Part 4 (First appearance)
- Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (First identified as XX-23 homing beacon)
- The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology
- The Official Star Wars Fact File 85 (HOM4, Homing Beacons)


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The seemingly simple act of talking has the ability to alter someone's life permanently. Indeed, the key to success in life and business is to master conversational intelligence. It's not about how smart you are, but how open you are to learn new and effective powerful conversational rituals that prime the brain for trust, partnership, and mutual success. Thankfully, knowing how to have effective conversations is not just an inherent talent, it's a skill backed by science that anyone can learn.
Read more: Temple Perspectives Webinar Series: Conversations that Transform HistoryTest aims to assess what students learn in college - Judith Glaser, workplace and productivity expert, joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday," to explain the value of this new test and why employers want it.
What makes a conversation successful? – Psychologist Bernardo Carducci, director of the Shyness Research Institute at Indiana University Southeast and Judith Glaser, CEO of Benchmark Communications and author of "Conversational Intelligence," discusses how to learn the appropriate skills.
Your Brain is Addicted to Being Right - You may not want to admit this about yourself, but many people are addicted to being right. It can be seen as an off-putting character trait, but the good news is you can retrain your brain to be rid of the compulsion.
"Vacation" from email helps worker productivity: Study – Ever cower at the number of unread messages in your work email inbox? Jeff Glor and Rebecca Jarvis talk with workplace and productivity expert Judith Glaser, CEO and founder of Benchmark Communications, about techniques to tackle your emails.
Male bosses' marriages affecting female workers? – A new study indicates a link between bosses and the mistreatment of their female subordinates - the bosses' wives. Rebecca Jarvis and Jeff Glor speak with Benchmark Communications CEO and founder Judith Glaser about the possible connection.
Judith E. Glaser, Chairman of The Creating WE Institute and CEO of Benchmark Communications, Inc., has been honored by Leadership Excellence 500 as one of 2012's top 15 consultants, coaches and organizational practitioners in the country known for their thought leadership in the development of leadership in organizations globally. Judith was ranked as the top woman in this category. Read More
WISE TALK October 2013: Sue hosts Judith Glaser, Founder and Chairman of the Creating WE Institute, organizational anthropologist and best-selling author. Judith's insights will help you understand how to listen and communicate in a way that establishes connectivity and trust. She'll translate the complexity of neuroscience for easy consumption. Judith's advice and tips will enable you to build a strong company culture that impacts the bottom line.
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I spoke to Judith Glaser about how conversational intelligence can help you better connect with others and grow your career. Glaser is the author of Conversational Intelligence: How Great Leaders Build Trust & Get Extraordinary Results, the CEO of Benchmark Communications, Inc. and the chairman of The Creative WE Institute. Below is a brief interview where I ask her questions about conversational intelligence, her tips to communicate more effectively in the office, how to customize your message, and more.
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The #1 most read blog post on the Harvard Business Review in March of 2013
I'm sure it's happened to you: You're in a tense team meeting trying to defend your position on a big project and start to feel yourself losing ground. Your voice gets louder. You talk over one of your colleagues and correct his point of view. He pushes back, so you go into overdrive to convince everyone you're right. It feels like an out of body experience — and in many ways it is. In terms of its neurochemistry, your brain has been hijacked.
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By George Downing
Waikiki Beach Services originated in the late 1800's. It's enlightening to note that they came into existence because of visitor demand for them! It is safe to say that the Manager of the Moana Hotel was not concerned with "creating an Authentic Hawaii Experience and unique sense of place" or providing "innovative outdoor activities", or even creating an "eco-tourism" experience! No! Visitors arrived at a pristine Waikiki Beach and looked at the locals surfing and canoeing and said – "Hey that looks like fun – we want to try that. We spent a lot of time and money to get here and that looks like something we ought to do while we're here – can't do that anywhere else!" And so Waikiki Beach Services were born…
In 1901, the Moana Hotel built a bath house right on the beach (No environmental impact statements or shoreline management permits in those days) – build it brah! That bath house would house beach and water sport service for hotel guests and the general public. From the inception of the first beach service there was a problem that present day beach service operations still face: Who is qualified to provide water activity? The Moana Hotel gave control of water activities to the watermen of Hui Nalu. Hotel employees provided beach service.
Five years later (in 1906) the Outrigger Canoe Club (located on the site of today's Outrigger Main Hotel) began offering similar services.
Subsequently, the Moana bath house was demolished and the Outrigger Canoe Club was the sole provider of beach services until the Halekulani Hotel was built.
Fast forward to 1943 – up until that point the Outrigger and the Halekulani were the only water sports providers.
In 1943, on the Steiner House property (today's Kuhio Beach north of Duke statue) a military officers' club began offering water sports activity to military officers only. (Whoever said our leaders didn't know how to have fun!?)
When WWII was over, the club was closed and the City and County of Honolulu leased that same property out as a beach concession which would be called Hale Au Au. This concession offered the same services as the Outrigger and the Halekulani. It turned to younger beach personnel, to provide water activities. Up popped that competency problem again, and finally (as a solution) in 1954 under the administration of the State Harbors Division came the Water Safety Qualification Board. It was created to license water activity personnel. It remains in existence today. If we are to maintain safety for all in our increasingly crowded surf areas at Waikiki, it is essential that this program be well managed. Today there are 76 licensed surf instructors/second captains and canoe captains. There are 4 city leased beach concessions operating in Waikiki shore waters. In addition, the state leases 2 beach concessions.
At this point, it is appropriate to focus on the key ingredient of the service environment in which beach and water activities are provided. To that, let's rewind to the mid 1950's and come forward. In that period both the number of visitors and their demographics were quite different from today. Smaller numbers of visitors who were more affluent were Waikiki's customer base. They expected courteous service and rewarded it with "tips". In the host community socio-economic conditions were more benign and population density was lower-life was easier. Not surprisingly the result was far more gracious times, the AlohA Spirit was alive and well both in the community and on Waikiki Beach. The combination of the discernible AlohA Spirit and the probability of generous "tips" produced beach workers who were gracious and service oriented – the "Beachboys" of the era. Beach and water activities were provided in an almost ideal environment. Visitor satisfaction was high and repeat visitors were the rule – not the exception. These "Beachboys" were an ethnically diverse group. Despite this, it was a tight knit patriarchy. The leaders decided who would work (who was capable) and enforced a code of conduct which included the requirement that beach workers be courteous and respectful to their "bread and butter": the tourist.
Offenders were suspended from working (or even coming to the beach) for a day, two days, or a month, depending on the gravity of the offense. This group effectively regulated itself without government oversight or hotel management because it had good leaders. The leaders understood that for the group to prosper 2 things were necessary:
1) Visitors must be safe
2) Courteous service must be offered with AlohA
Times changed in the community and on the beach. Larger numbers of less affluent visitors began making their way to Waikiki. "Tipping" for service became a rarity.
At the same time the patriarchy which (through its leadership) guaranteed safe water activities and courteous service to visitors began to disintegrate – the leaders retired, died, etc. A few survivors and a new group filled the vacuum left by the departure of the original beachboys. As this new group moved in, the AlohA Spirit in the larger community was being eroded by increasing population density and declining socio-econumic conditions. The more progressive commercial visitor entities recognized the implications of the loss of AlohA Spirit and instituted Hawaiian culture and service training from providers such as George Kanahele. Unfortunately, there was no George Kanahele training for the Beach Service providers.
The lack of AlohA in a beach service organization limits its revenue potential and diminishes the entire visitor industry by turning a potentially positive, unique visitor activity into a negative experience.
The challenge that today's provider of beach service faces is finding competent people who have the AlohA Spirit. Make no mistake: you'll find one or the other: competent people lacking in AlohA Spirit, or people with AlohA Spirit who are not competent.
The challenge is to find potential workers who are BOTH. The rewards for those who succeed will be great.
In the case of Waikiki, if competent people with AlohA Spirit can be found, then perhaps the Hawaii Tourism Authority, HVCB and HOTELS can once again promote the truly unique Hawaiian activities: Surfing and Canoeing.
Duke Kahanamoku lived with AlohA and modeled the way for all of us. Raised in the magic waters of Mamala Bay, Waikiki where he swam, surf, sailed, canoe paddled and canoe surfed. Duke traveled the world sharing his AlohA and the gift of surfing, ultimately spawning an industry that has attracted millions of tourist to Hawaii to experience our very best AlohA through a memorable beach boy experience. Generations of visitors from around the world have recognized Hawaii and Mamala Bay known to most as Waikiki as one of the most popular destinations of the world.
I grew up on Waikiki Beach as a surfer, canoe paddler, and eventually worked as a beach boy earning my living taking tourists out on surfing lessons, canoe and catamaran rides.
Throughout the world, top of the mind impressions of Hawaii start with or include visions of Waikiki. No doubt, it is the centerpiece of our visitor industry. What makes Waikiki special – elevates it to iconic status – creates its cachet? Many visitor destinations feature beaches – hotels – restaurants – shops – entertainment venues. It is Waikiki's unique qualities: special culture, AlohA Spirit, birthplace of surfing, surfing and canoeing activities available to all, with the worldwide landmark, Diamond Head providing a movie set like border to the area. Combine all these ingredients and the mystique of Waikiki results. Waikiki beach itself is the stage from which many of these activities originate.
The legacy that Duke has bestowed on us is that our true Ambassadors of AlohA are our Waikiki beach boys. With every encounter both on the beach and in the water, they have a responsibility to live and surf with AlohA, representing the very best that Hawaii has to offer.
Imagine the possibilities and what our future holds. Let's ensure that our Beach Services are the best in the world with standards of excellence comparable to a five star hotel. Everything should be meticulously maintained and spotless. Surfboards, canoes and catamarans in pristine condition. Our beach boys the best trained waterman, with skill sets on par with our finest water safety lifeguards. Most importantly let's ensure that the AlohA Spirit is thriving throughout Mamala Bay.
Looking back, I've spent over 70 years on the beach at Waikiki. There is one thing that still holds true after all these years. Where in the world can you be riding a wave with Diamond Head to your right, the sunset to your left and Hawaiian music playing along the shoreline and now days if you're really lucky Kanoe Miller doing the Hula. We call that stoke Hopupu! Waikiki is truly a living treasure that deserves our very best AlohA. As Duke asked of me and I ask of all of you, it is all of our Kuleana to Malama Mamala Bay, Waikiki. AlohA to you.


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Zanu-PF's dizzy policy spin
NEWS ANALYSIS Kudzai Mashininga
The party seems to have realised that it cannot continue with its hardline stance and has made significant policy shifts since the July poll.
NEWS ANALYSIS Kudzai Mashininga
The party seems to have realised that it cannot continue with its hardline stance and has made significant policy shifts since the July poll.
North West Premier Thandi Modise has returned six farms in the Ratlou municipality after they were taken from the community through the 1913 Land Act.
Critics argue the restitution policy has done little to improve food security or the agribusiness sector in the country.
One of the democratic government's biggest challenges has been to undo the notorious Natives Land Act of 1913 with land reform.
Zim is reconsidering compensating white commercial farmers whose farms were seized during the chaotic 2000 land reform process, the M&G has learnt.
Rural Development and Land Reform Minister Gugile Nkwinti has disputed claims that the government will not meet its reform target.
Joseph Hanlon, Jeannette Manjengwa & Teresa Smart
In this edited extract of Zimbabwe Takes Back Its Land, the writers argue that land redistribution in Zimbabwe was inevitable.
Andisiwe Makinana, Rapule Tabane, Lynley Donnelly
President Jacob Zuma's speech lacked a comprehensive plan to address job creation but he promised to investigate civil servants' remuneration.
The facts are few but there have bee logistical and political reasons why the state is dragging its feet.
Proposals for the redistribution of land found in the government's land reform green paper would come into effect as early as March next year.
South African and French photographers powerfully investigate ideas around land and the role that photography plays in its representation.
Jacob Zuma has never proposed anything coherent because, more often than not, he misdiagnoses the causes of SA's challenges, writes Floyd Shivambu.
Some industry experts say President Jacob Zuma's latest proposal for equitable land reform will need to be refined before it can be implemented.
President Jacob Zuma has a new land reform plan that includes the formation of district committees to assist in land distribution and financing.
In a meeting of regional heads, the African Christian Democratic Party said policies on nationalisation and land reform were scaring away investors.
To realise economic empowerment, the land commission in South Africa has to consider other options too, writes Bernadette Atuahene.
As the ANC meets to discuss its most important policies, land remains one of the hottest issues, writes Ben Cousins.
Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has revealed South Africa will pursue far more radical land reform policies in the future.
DA MPL Anthony Benadie says criminal charges will be laid against ANC Youth League deputy president Ronald Lamola over his comments on land reform.
The ANC Youth League has insisted that Section 25 of the Constitution, which deals with property ownership, be amended.


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