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November 28, 2013, ThursdayCardiologists who reported on a clinical trial said the company making the drug failed to turn over data that showed it didn't work.
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October 30, 2012, TuesdayAcute myeloid leukemia, which took the life of Nora Ephron on Tuesday, is an uncommon disease that accounts for only about 1 percent of cancer deaths in the United States.
June 28, 2012, ThursdayInsurers, hospitals and doctors say they are forming partnerships and creating programs to find ways to slow the growth in the nation's $2.7 trillion health care bill.
May 23, 2012, WednesdayA study in Las Vegas has found that boxers' brains may show physical changes in areas that deal with functions like memory and alertness before they exhibit any cognitive declines.
April 25, 2012, WednesdayBariatric surgery, in which the stomach is stapled and the small intestine rerouted, puts the disease into remission far more often than drugs, diet and exercise, researchers say.
March 26, 2012, MondayThe number of medical clinics inside retail stores is expected to boom, in part because of incentives under the new federal health care law. Chains like Safeway and Walmart already have big expansion plans.
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Wow thanks so much, that really warms my heart! I would not call them issues, though, if you approach them right, they are jusst very beautifull steps towards a better connection with yourself and everything around you :)
Hi Catherine. :) Yes, I agree completely.
Thanks Cecilie. :) I will have to confront my friend sooner or later and am anxious at how it turns out. But what can't be peacefully resolved wasn't meant to be.
Your blog is awesome. you talk so genuinely about the issues on the 80-10-10 diet ! Thanks for writing it !
I know how that feels, I went through the same :) Changed some friends, but all for the better :)
Beautifully written, Cecilie Marlene! I must hold on to that because I've noticed since my transition that I am confronted with emotions that I have been keeping (partially subconsciously) bottled up with a friend of mine.
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The U.N. Security Council is debating the Iraq sanctions issue today and so are Iraqi exiles in the United States. Jeffrey Kaye of KCET-Los Angeles reports on those exiles.
JEFFREY KAYE: The sounds and sights are of Iraq, transported some 7600 miles to a suburb of San Diego, California. In a local mosque on a recent Thursday Shiite Muslims came to evening prayers. In a nearby park Iraqi Kurds danced to ethnic music. The Kurds and Shiites are among the 31,000 opponents of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, who since 1991 have been resettled in the United States as political refugees. In San Diego, most are clustered in the working class community of El Cajon. For many, it's a struggle to adapt. While some have found work in their professions, others must rely on government assistance or menial jobs. Adil and Nazefa Rasoul, who are currently living on welfare, say they had to flee Iraq. Back home, Adil was a civil engineer who worked for a U.S. relief organization building houses in the Northern City of Erbil.
ADIL RASOUL: (speaking through interpreter) The Iraqi government announced everybody working with foreign relief groups would be considered CIA agents and would be punished. That's why we were brought to the United States.
JEFFREY KAYE: The exodus of Iraqi refugees began soon after the Gulf War. In March 1991, western allies declared victory. Then President George Bush called for a popular uprising against Saddam Hussein. Kurdish rebels in Northern Iraq and Shiite Muslims in the South rose up, but Saddam's forces crushed the rebellions. More than a million refugees fled to border areas or left the country. Western allies established no-fly zones in North and South Iraq to keep Iraqi military aircraft away from opposition strongholds. In 1996, there was another flood of Kurdish refugees after Iraqi troops moved into the no-fly zone in Northern Iraq. Iraqi refugees now in the U.S. are united by tragedy, hatred of Saddam Hussein, and fear for their families left behind. And they hold mixed feelings towards the U.S.. Kamran and Iptisam Hussain, for example, are Kurds who were evacuated by the U.S. in October 1996. They are grateful that the U.S. gave them asylum.
KAMRAN HUSSAIN: We asked them to do that and help us and bring us out. If they don't, maybe now we are in jail, or we are killed.
JEFFREY KAYE: But they are also disappointed that the U.S. military didn't stop Saddam's troops.
IPTISAM HUSSAIN: If we had any problem, that's because we didn't get enough support from United States.
JEFFREY KAYE: But you're here.
IPTISAM HUSSAIN: I am here, yes, but that not my dream to be here. My dream to save Iraqi's people from Saddam Hussein--government.
JEFFREY KAYE: Shiites have similar feelings. Abdul Aljashaf and his wife, Iptisam, remember hearing President Bush's call to arms in 1991.
ABDUL ALJASHAF: When we rise against Saddam Hussein, he never, never helped. The United States force watched Saddam Hussein kill his people.
JEFFREY KAYE: Iraqis we interviewed agreed the only way to curtail Saddam Hussein's aggression and prevent him from using weapons of mass destruction is to remove him from power.
ADIL RASOUL: And you cannot get rid of the weapon with Saddam, but you can get rid of the weapon without Saddam.
JEFFREY KAYE: So you get rid of Saddam Hussein, you get rid of the weapons?
ADIL RASOUL: Yes.
JEFFREY KAYE: The Rasouls were both wounded during the Kurdish uprising after the Gulf War. Married in 1985, they led a middle class life, with Nazefa working as a math teacher and Adil in construction. Both have had family members killed by Saddam Hussein's regime, and both feel the U.S. could oust Saddam by better supporting a viable opposition.
NAZEFA RASOUL: (speaking through interpreter) The best way to remove Saddam is to support the opposition, provide heavy weapons to the Kurdish parties, and extend the no-fly zone, so Iraqi helicopters and planes cannot attack that area. That's the way to remove Saddam Hussein.
JEFFREY KAYE: That view echoes that of Ahmed Chalabi, president of the Iraqi National Congress, a coalition of Iraqi opposition groups funded by the U.S.. Testifying recently before Congress, Chalabi called on the U.S. to guarantee protected zones in the North and South, so his organization could establish a provisional government.
AHMED CHALABI, Iraqi National Congress: Give the Iraqi National Congress a base, protected from Saddam's tanks. Give us the temporary support we need to feed and house and care for the liberated population, and we will give you a free Iraq, an Iraq free of weapons of mass destruction and a free market Iraq.
JEFFREY KAYE: Kamran and Iptisam Hussain work for Chalabi's group, the Iraqi National Congress, and, like Chalabi, they believe that for the United Nations to negotiate and reach agreement with Saddam Hussein was a big mistake.
KAMRAN HUSSAIN: The agreement is--I don't think would be a good thing because Saddam, if he is still in power, there's always, there's problems. Maybe this problem's finished like this; next, we get next, next, next.
JEFFREY KAYE: Ali, a Shiite Muslim who fled after the 1991 uprising, agreed. He wouldn't give his full name for fear of reprisals against family members in Iraq.
ALI: There is no solution if Saddam Hussein stay in the power. So still we're going to have the same problem after three or four or six months, and we are going to keep doing that all the time, and like how you see, all the seven years, always Saddam Hussein, he always says he's the winner.
JEFFREY KAYE: But while some Iraqis talk about building a political opposition, others place more confidence in a surgical military strike. At an English class provided by the International Rescue Committee, a relief agency, Iraqi women learn survival skills for their new country. Women we spoke to were convinced there's only one effective means of dealing with the Iraqi strongman.
KARAMA AL-NIKELE: (speaking through interpreter) The snake can only be killed from the head and not from the tail. After the Gulf War, the United States did not go to Baghdad and kill the snake by its head. Go find where Saddam Hussein is, where he's located, and kill the snake by the head.
JEFFREY KAYE: Although U.S. law prohibits assassinations, many Iraqis say the U.S. should kill Saddam.
ALI: There is not--we do not negotiate with Saddam Hussein. What they need to do--just destroy Saddam Hussein and his group, but don't let Iraqi people suffer any longer.
JEFFREY KAYE: As we spoke to Ali outside the mosque, other members joined us to emphasize their belief that if the U.S. wanted to, it could easily force Saddam Hussein from power.
MAN: (speaking through interpreter) If America wants to get rid of Saddam, they can do it, just like they got rid of Noriega in Panama.
JEFFREY KAYE: And you think they should do exactly the same thing in Iraq and bring out Saddam Hussein, just like they brought out Noriega?
RESLAN ALZAYADI: (speaking through interpreter) That's the best way, but don't bomb Iraq, because Saddam will use human shields like before, and the Iraqi people will pay for that.
JEFFREY KAYE: But Kamran Hussain, who spent four years with the Iraqi opposition, said getting rid of Saddam is not so easy.
KAMRAN HUSSEIN: Kill Saddam Hussein, you know, there's more, more helps--or more tryers to do--to kill him--but nobody succeed to that. You know, he's very, very, very clever to keep himself safety, and he use all that peoples around him to make him safety. I think to kill him I think right now may be difficult.
JEFFREY KAYE: Besides the problem of removing Saddam is the question of replacing him. Some exiles fear that without a provisional government in place, chaos may follow his overthrow.
ADIL RASOUL: (speaking through interpreter) Assassination is a good idea, but there has to be somebody to replace him; otherwise, people are so frustrated and angry they're likely to fight each other, and there could be civil war.
JEFFREY KAYE: In the meantime, most refugees we met oppose the use of sanctions, saying they have hurt the Iraqi people, not their leaders. However, Mohamid Gozeh, a Kurdish engineer, says sanctions are keeping Saddam in check.
MOHAMID GOZEH: The sanctions--actually the contained--the politic of containing the government prove that it's a good one.
JEFFREY KAYE: Gozeh worked for a relief agency in Northern Iraq until he was forced to flee in 1996. He says he's looking forward to returning.
MOHAMID GOZEH: I wish to see an Iraqi democracy, a democratic Iraq, with an elected parliament and government, with total rights for the Kurdish people in the Northern part of Iraq, then I will go back.
JEFFREY KAYE: Most exiles who have left families and friends in Iraq say they also would prefer to return home than stay in the U.S..
HAIFA EL-ASADY: (speaking through interpreter) My country is dear to me, even though it has oppressed me and even though it doesn't care about me.
JEFFREY KAYE: In quoting the words of an Iraqi poet, Haifa El-Asady provided an emotional punctuation to a common sentiment. Iraqis told us that no matter how different they may be, ethically, politically, and religiously, they can all agree on one thing, the need to establish a democratic Iraq.
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Some of you fondly remember being a twelve year old anime fan. Back then the foundations of incredible storytelling--compelling plot twists, subtle characterization, and good acting--seemed of little import. What mattered most was whether the battles were awesome and the characters looked cool. For those of you deeply in touch with this younger self and a few hours to kill, run along and watch Sacred Seven. The rest of you, stick around a bit before you decide how to spend your time.
Sacred Seven works by mashing together a number of interesting-but-worn tropes and wrapping it in some solid fight scenes and stellar visuals. As a plan of attack it works just fine at delivering meat-and-potatoes shounen, but I doubt you'll remember much about the plot. Aruma Tandoji, the series' taciturn lead finds himself the recipient of a mysterious heaven-sent power that can cause massive destruction. His hurting others with it causes him to shun his classmates and spend his time searching for a lost amulet that his mother gave him. But, when strange monsters start attacking Japan, he finds himself allied with Ruri Aiba, her mech-driving combat butler, and army of maids against an unknown enemy. Yes, there's a rival corporation. Yes, there's a human experiment angle. Yes, there's a school fair. Nothing here steps far afield of familiar territory and you will see the ending coming a mile off. But, like, whatever.
Despite the presence of halfhearted machinations and minor character developments, the core plot fixates on its monsters-of-the-week encounters. Here, each new beastie provides a unique encounter or the chance to design a fun set piece battle that serves as each episode's climax. From strange earthquake-causing bugs to a gigantic sky octopus to an animated statue, Sacred Seven coughs up some attractive enemies and fun situations for Tandoji to overcome, even if his powers (which manifest via a ring-menu from which he selects and activates them) provide a solution to each new problem with mundane regularity. Also, the show's short running time removes any space for the narrative to build tension or create believable plot twists. Much like Black Blood Brothers, the no-frills approach takes much of the oomph out of the final battle which fails to generate the emotion that would make a you rise out of your seat.
Sunrise has more money than God, and they want you to know it. Despite all of the narrative or characterization failings this show has, it sure looks great. Transformed, Alma looks like an updated Proto-Man, with tight-fitting chitinous body armor and a deadly scarf (yes, the scarf can kill things) and the enemy Dark Stones posses a distinctly otherworldly quality that makes them both easy to pick out from the landscape and thematically consistent (they come from SPAAAAACEEE). The bog-standard humans' designs fare just as well on the whole. Each maid in the Aiba Foundation army, for example, each sport her own hair cut and slight variation in outfit. And, while the girls' uniform for school isn't the most imaginative, the attractive boys' clothes recall the designs from D.-Grayman giving the series a fanciful touch even in its more mundane school life scenes.
But the battles are really where the show flexes its animation muscle. Impressive explosions, creepy monsters, visceral choreography, this studio knows how to make action intense and engaging. Sure, some of Alma's powers are what my roommate would call "cheaty-face" but when you watch him dodge the dragon-headed tendrils of a floating jellyfish on a hover board it's hard to care overmuch.
Fiction Junction's OP "Stone Cold" is every bit as good as the one they performed for Pandora Hearts, if not a little better. The song captured the anime's aspirational feeling its moderate tempo fit like a glove with the opening animation. The show's ED theme, while serviceable, doesn't rise to quite the quality of the OP, which proves unfortunate when the two themes switch positions halfway through the run. However, both songs speak to the series' musical texture which relies heavily on poppy electronic background tracks that set the mood well without being terribly memorable.
Only Toru Ohkawa's performance as Onigawara rises above the rest of the competent cast's turns. He subverts the "cute-character-with-verbal-tic" trope (think Ika Musume de gesso) by delightfully emulating a samurai trapped in a trashcan; in doing so, he makes the sidekick character a source of savvier laughs and prevents many of his clunker lines from falling completely flat.
In its short run, Sacred Seven brings too many pieces into play to make good use of them. True, some serve as cast-offs, like the maid army or the two girls obsessed with Kagami. But the show also teases at development for members of its secondary cast in a manner that piques your curiosity before abandoning them in the wake of a quickly unfolding plot. A veritable laundry list of missed opportunities includes Kagami, Fei, Knight, Wakana, and SP, who all show tiny hints of deeper histories underneath their exteriors, but the show only touches on each before moving back to the central story of Alma and Ruri.
Sadly, even this core dynamic feels hollow. Alma's reluctant protector schtick was on its way to being tired whenBleach's Ichigo took up his spot as the archetype's spokesbrat. While our hero's meager development fits with the space given and follows a believable path, it's also terribly unoriginal. Given that there exist comfort anime that know how to subvert a trope for dramatic effect (see: Kage Kara Mamoru), Alma's arc just comes across as lazy by comparison. As counterpoint to him, Ruri Aiba is hamstrung by her physical incapability. While she's an extremely effective administrator and possesses steely resolve, her inability to adequately avoid danger turns her into a plot-token at the appearance of any monster. As a result, despite having vast resources and knowledge at her disposal she remains the lesser partner in her relationship with Alma.
Here's the thing: Sunrise makes a strong claim for the idea that you can throw a lot of money at something and improve it. Sacred Seven's action set pieces and solid sound direction make the core parts of each episode shine despite the mediocre writing that dominates the series. If you're in the mood for some cheap thrills and cool artwork, look no farther; if your brain needs a little workout, however, keep it moving.
Following a violent incident in his childhood, Alma Tandoji has been left an outcast at school and wants nothing more than to be quietly left alone. But one day Alma's solitary peace is shattered when a strange monster known as a Dark Stone attacks his hometown. Suddenly the boy finds himself thrust into the struggle between this strange creature and the ones fighting it: the Aiba Foundation and it's leader, the wealthy Ruri. Though reluctant to fight at first, amidst the battle, Alma learns that he possesses a power known as Sacred Seven that is linked to not only these mysterious creatures but also his forgotten past. Now, along with the help of Ruri and her bestpectacled butler Makoto, Alma must take up the mantle of protector to save the world from this new threat.
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I started to watch this only because it had best opening music at that time. The fighting in this anime is boring me to death and enemies are some strange creatures - not dreadful at all just strange. If there wouldn't be a lot more to the story than fighting I would gladly dropped this.
"Sunrise has more money than God, and they want you to know it."
Great review, patches. This is one series that I've been wanting to try since I got my badge at Otakon 2011. Looks like I may watch it one day after I melt my brain with studying. I like the "no brain required" anime types :)
The writing for the show was hilarious, My friend and I think that they probably hired a new person each time to write for each individual episode. Just look at Ruri, her personality changes so much from episode to episode that it was quite hilarious.


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The Byrnes offense continues to roll up big numbers (76 Friday night against Mauldin) and roll out offensive prospects. The newest to emerge, according to assistant coach Freddie Brown, is junior RB Isaiah Hill (6-2 210) who has 949 total yards rushing and receiving with 14 touchdowns this season. "He has a tremendous skill set and has matured into a D-1 prospect," said Brown, the former head coach at Spartanburg and running backs coach at Wofford. "He runs extremely well and has tremendous ball skills, an SEC skill set." Brown said North Carolina is showing strong interest in Hill and he will visit there Saturday. He's also getting interest from USC and plans to be at the Gamecocks' next home game next Saturday. Alabama, Arkansas, Texas and Wake Forest also have shown interest. Brown added that junior WR Tavin Richardson (6-4 210) just picked up an invitation to the Under Armour All American Combine. This season he has 43 catches for 659 yards and 5 scores. Richardson holds offers from Arkansas, Louisville, Maryland, Boston College, Illinois, Miami and Pittsburgh. Brown also said junior DB Lyrics Klugh (5-11 165) is also emerging as a prospect. "He's very fast and is a great ball skill guy," Brown said. 'He's a tremendous athlete." Klugh plays corner and safety and returns kicks. This season he has 19 tackles, 2 fumble recoveries and is averaging 30 yards per kick return. And Brown said sophomore WR Chavis Dawkins (6-8 180) is another young, emerging major prospect on the team.
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Nordic Walking in the Grossarl Valley
A Healthy Sport for your Summer Holiday
There are many opportunities to enjoy the healthy sport of Nordic Walking in the Grossarl Valley. Many of the hiking routes and trails in the region are also good for Nordic Walking. The special poles for this type of sport can be rented from Hotel Edelweiss. A few times a week, you can join a guided walk from Edelweiss through the valley.
Nordic Walking is considered to be one of the healthier sports: up to 85% of your musculature will be activated and used during Nordic Walking. In comparison to, the amount of calories burned is significantly higher. One additional benefit of Nordic Walking is how gentle it is on your joints: without poles, a descent while hiking or walking puts a lot of pressure on the joints.
Nordic Walking Courses in the Grossarl Valley
A prerequisite for the healthy effects of Nordic Walking is proper instruction. You can participate in a course in Grossarl where you are taught on a guided hike the most important aspects of Nordic Walking. At Hotel Edelweiss we are happy to provide you with additional information about available courses that are right for you.
Group Nordic Walking Tours
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are the days of the week that feature guided group Nordic Walking tours. At Hotel Edelweiss we know the most beautiful Nordic Walking routes in the Grossarl Valley and we are happy to take you along on a group tour of these favourite routes.
Head to Alpine Pastures with Nordic Walking Poles
The 40 operated alpine chalets in the Grossarl Valley are the perfect destinations for a Nordic Walking tour. The snack that awaits you isn't the only thing that beckons. For on the hike there you have already achieved your goal. The support of your carbon fibre poles will make your walk to the chalet that much easier. Back in the valley, the reward of a few hours in the spacious wellness area welcomes you back to the hotel.
Plan your varied summer holiday in the Grossarl Valley now. Send us your non-binding booking enquiry and look forward to spending unforgettable days with us at Edelweiss. We'll see you soon!


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There are fifty six minor arcana cards in the Rider Waite deck and they are divided into four suits, cups, wands, swords and pentacles. The four suits correspond to an ordinary pack of playing cards where cups are hearts, wands are clubs, swords are spades and pentacles are diamonds. The main difference is that the tarot pack has an extra card in each suit to represent the page.
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Current Biology, Volume 20, Issue 24,
Pages R1080-R1081,
Publication Date 21 December 2010
Copyright © 2010 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2010.10.049
Duncan E. Jackson
Stephen J. Martin
Department of Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield, Western Bank, Sheffield, S10 2TN, UK
Many animals can adjust the sex ratio of their offspring according to their parental ability to invest. In spider mites, larger eggs are likely to be fertilized and produce diploid females, whereas smaller eggs produce haploid males.


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Since so many people believe the words of the Qur'an to be the exact words of a supernatural power which must be obeyed, I thought I'd read the book myself. It's not for the faint-hearted.
It's not chronological so you don't get a sense of a passage, or history, or even a progression. There are 114 books (Suras) each of which repeats a substantial part of what has already been presented so there is a huge amount of repetition. That's important for regions of low literacy where much of the teaching takes the form of chanting - by learning to chant selected suras, it's possible to cover the essentials of the religion.
In each sura there are passages which repeat tales of previous prophets from Abraham onwards but these are interspersed with vitriolic attacks on non-believers and supporters of other faiths, and passionate inducements to follow the words of the one and only God. There are sections which explain the punishments for disbelievers - as an atheist I qualify for amputation of an alternate hand and foot if I spread my disbelief.
There is a huge quantity of medieval social advice such as what to do with slaves, wives of slaves, cattle, and other property including who can legitimately inherit women and children, what to do with orphans and how to inherit their property. There are strong messages to treat people fairly including ensuring that orphans end up with their inherited wealth - except that it will eventually go to the husbands of any females.
What comes over more than anything else though is that there is an almighty contest between those "chosen" by God to believe and worship, and those "chosen" by God to disbelieve (or believe something slightly different), the latter being condemned to eternal fire. Fire features very strongly in the pain and suffering to be meted out in bucketloads to those who have heard but choose not to believe. This god is all-forgiving but very violent and aggressive - proud of mass murder of entire populations who didn't believe, but supremely forgiving of those who accede to the threats and convert. Once having converted, it is not possible to change your mind without incurring death as the inevitable punishment for so-called "apostates".
In this way, critical thinking, hesitation in front of preaching, searching for evidence, in fact any expression of doubt, incurs the wrath of a jealous god. The book is assembled from oral testimony collected over 23 years but is nonetheless accepted as being the literal word of Allah, deviation from which guarantees eternal damnation - despite the ubiquitous declarations of Allah being the most forgiving and peaceful god, etc.
The treatment of Judaism is curious. There is collective guilt allotted to those who have killed a prophet with all manner of warnings about how devious, dishonest, scheming, and untrustworthy followers of Judaism will always be. Guilt allotted collectively, redemption impossible except by unquestioning adherence to the words of the book. Muslims are urged never to trust jews or christians and reference is made often to ancient battles as justification. This extends even to those who convert.
Of course, the tales told in the religious books based on the followers of Abraham all share a common lineage and Islam repeats the myths found in earlier books, such as the Adam and Eve story, Isaac, Noah, Lot, and so on. And the Torah, similar to the first five books of the christian old testament, is revered as the word of god by jews, and this book contains similar stories. Islam claims also to revere those old texts but with subtle differences. Islam regards Jesus as just another prophet with god, the supernatural power, as being indivisible so you can't have Jesus and the holy spirit sharing the table. Three is obviously a crowd, but so is two - we have here a very very jealous god.
So on the one hand, you have a message saying Islam respects all those religions, but then there is the hectoring message that belief in any of the others will send people to eternal hell. The symbolism of the religion is very similar to the others too: there is hell, angels, souls, sin, redemption, forgiveness, plenty of guilt, prophets of course, a final judgement day, and so on. And like all the others, it's wrapped up in a carrot and stick approach: pray and believe or sin and burn in hell forever.
Like the other faiths of the "Book", they all are all designed to exploit social psychology, to encourage or enforce obedience to principles that may have had a social purpose in medieval and primitive societies but the morality expressed in these books is in many cases offensive today. Amputations are not an acceptable, or even effective, way of addressing those who disagree with elements of a religious faith. This is recognised by the translator (you can't have an editor of the Qur'an because you can't change the word of God...) who apologises in the introduction for the direct nature of the threats of violence against non-believers urging readers to concentrate on other passages. Not convincing I'm afraid!
The Qur'an is an interesting historical document, no doubt, just like the Torah, the Bible, the Bhagavad Gita, and so on. They tell us a lot about the societies that produced them and tried to live by the ethical rules contained in them but all ethics are historically determined and if we miss that point, we end up with the crude dogmatism we see from the Pope, the Imams, the Archbishops, and the other religious authorities.
I'd recommend people to read these books but be aware that you're in for a hectoring, abusive and bullying experience - you are to be damned unless you do what you are told. Put in the context of a primitive, often nomadic and agrarian society, you have the oral tradition designed to coerce and enforce adherence to socially useful practices mixed with peculiar dietary restrictions and denials. Viewed as a source for anthropology, these books can tell us a lot about those societies and an excellent companion is Albert Hourani's The History of the Arab Peoples which illustrates how well these ancient books helped enforce the social customs.
But let's be aware that these are books from one or two millenia ago - we are dealing with history here. Reading these books puts in stark relief what happens when entire populations are nowadays encouraged to enforce medieval or ancient practices based on suspicion and aggression with blind adherence to an oral tradition reporting the supposed words of a supernatural being. The books of course are riddled with contradictions and spawn parallel academic traditions of textual dissection designed to reinforce the political authority of religious rulers.
Reading these religious source books helps make sense of the blind irrationality of Bush, Rasmullah, Abedinejad, the Pope, and others. It explains better the aggression of militarist Israel with its apartheid policy towards Palestinians, and also some of the psychological triggers for suicide bombings.


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The fallout from the release of secret government documents by the website Wiki -- is escalating by the day.
This says that site's founder threatens to relays a giant file more documents if the -- to shut down.
Well joining me now is the chairman of the house committee on intelligence democratic congressman Sylvester Reyes of Texas and welcome congressman.
Thank you must be with let's let's talk first of all about the situation that it has got a lot of people -- -- there how is it but hundreds of thousands of of officials across the government in the military in.
That that the State Department.
And apparently you private first class and -- -- operating buys in Iraq.
Could have access to millions of documents including the finals of the state department's secret State Department cables from around the world how is that possible.
Well this goes back to post nine elevenths when when we were when we discovered that agencies.
Not sharing information.
There was there was and continues to be.
An attempt to make sure that that.
The information that's critical and vital.
Four agencies to be able to shared so that we can keep our our country safe are Austin and the allies that.
But but if I may serve and I mean Newt Gingrich former speaker of the house was on FOX News Sunday -- and he set -- If I is my American Express card here in Washington and then somebody uses the same card and -- I get a call they say eight.
You gotta charge and believes how could it be that you getting all of this huge downloading -- files.
In in -- forward operating base in Iraq a State Department -- president didn't set often along.
Well and that that is that is a serious.
Breach now know the only thing and we'll tell you.
That mitigates that is the fact that everyone that had access to the -- -- which is the secret.
Internet system that agencies and the military used for communication.
Has a clearance they have me a secret clearance so the assumption there is that you're not gonna have some wild card individual.
Like the one who apparently -- an air eggs this is this private Manning let's.
Another question that it is like this is the first stop it's the third down in the last five months we edited for -- that documents about secret.
Tables and and and information about the Afghan war -- the Iraq War now the State Department cables from around the world why how.
The Obama administration quite frankly the congress -- -- low.
In addressing this problem over the past five months.
Well first of all remember that.
The the information was not stolen in increments it was downloaded all -- ones apparently from what we know at this point.
It was given to who we -- leaks the whole -- why not prosecute.
At a son shut valves the -- and that's a good question and and not being a lawyer and we had DOJ representatives.
Before -- committee.
And we asked him just that question.
And -- must be something that.
We can do to either prosecute.
Or block that information from continuing to have to come out and be problematic -- -- we've been discussing today the leaks on Afghanistan indicate.
That and I know you can't discuss them the actual cables because they're still classified but they they say the diplomats US diplomats think that.
Karzai is unstable they think that the government has erupted.
In effective.
Forgetting the cables as the head of the intelligence committee is that your understanding of the situation on the ground in Afghanistan.
Well there's enough information in in the public domain.
That none of that.
Should be a surprise to anyone there there.
There have been hearings both on the house side in -- in the senate side.
Where members of the senate members of the house have both complained about.
Having to deal with.
President Karzai with his Brothers and less than a minute left kind of -- is not a big problem -- trying to win this war well it's a huge problem and part of what I think.
We need to understand is that.
We can afford to have documents like have been.
-- them.
Who to the media -- you wouldn't have those big problem is we've got.
Five major world news organizations that have we think the whole.
Congressman Sylvester Reyes chairman of the House Intelligence Committee at least for a few more weeks got Dennis thanks so much for coming and thank you very much.
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LONDON: Actress Jennifer Aniston spends a whopping 90,000 pounds a year on beauty treatments.
The Friends star, who was recently voted Hottest Woman Of All Time, spends about 250 pounds every day on beauty treatments, reports thesun.co.uk. A website called Shine has broken down the 43-year-old's spending based on the products and services she admits using.
The biggest weekly amount is 600 pounds for yoga sessions with her own private trainer. But she also blows 380 pounds on hair cuts, with another 200 pounds for putting highlights on her tresses.
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