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I turned off Rachel Maddow in disgust last night. She had begun this studio debate over whether the Obama administration were correct in killing Anwar al Awlaki because he was born in New Mexico.
She also included another CIA target who was killed in Yemen, one Samir Khan, also an American citizen.
It is complete nonsense to suggest that somehow these people should not have been killed when we had the opportunity.
Both had long ago turned against their country of citizenship and in Al Awlaki's case, country of birth.
They had become the equivalent of Lord Haw Haw, the British citizen, born in Ireland, who became the voice of Nazi Germany during the Second World War.
The Allies hung Lord Haw Haw and they were perfectly right to do so,
The US should not have had the slightest qualm about hunting down al-Awlaki and dispatching him to the Islamic heaven he was enthused so much about.
To suggest otherwise as Maddow did and as did Republican presidential contender Ron Paul, is complete nonsense.
They had targeted Americans, killed Americans and wanted to kill as many more.
Khan was publisher of a disgusting Al Qaeda magazine that had targeted Grand Central Terminal for attack in its latest issue.
So let's stop the bleeding heart stuff here and get down to basics.
We need to take out these fanatics where ever and whenever we can.
It is as simple as that.
I think 99.9 percent of Americans would agree with the golden rule that you do unto others as they would do unto you.
And Rachel Maddow and Ron Paul are talking through their rear ends when they suggest otherwise.
Rachel Maddow, Ron Paul wrong -- US right to kill its own citizens when they are Islamic terrorists
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HenrikLarsson | Nov 24, 2011, 07:46 AM EST
well you're Americans, just kill who you want and when you wish seems to be the ticket!
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JohnODriscoll | Oct 10, 2011, 11:21 AM EDT
''Hanged'' Lord Haw-Haw. Meat is hung. Men are hanged. And William Joyce (assuming that's the Lord Haw Haw you mean, for there were several) was an American citizen by birth and a naturalised German citizen. He was hanged on a technicality because, guess what, he lied to get a British passport. Just like perhaps someone who would swear falsely to renounce their prior allegiances to get a US passport hmmm? Someone you were defending in another article on here. Truly the Golden Rule (in the Christian sense at least) is to do unto others as YOU WOULD HAVE them do unto you. I suggest you pause before posting to check your facts a little better in the future.
And you think that murder by State is an appropriate response to those who print ''disgusting'' magazines that you don't like hey? Pity poor Hugh Hefner if the likes of you ever get back into power. My granddad died in 1942 torpedoed in the North Atlantic air gap caused by Irish neutrality. He went to war to oppose the sort of people who believed other people should be killed for what they were born as and for what they thought and said. Clearly, he and his comrades didn't get them all and clearly some of them have bred.
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bonjouryall | Oct 09, 2011, 07:52 PM EDT
I'm amazed that Obama claims the right to assassinate Americans that are placed on secret hit lists (the ACLU unsuccessfully sought to make the lsits public). No jury convicted the subject Americans for a crime; they were not even indicted for anyting, despite ample opportunity by the Government. We've been fighting this war against terrorism for ten years. Couldn't we have done something like - pass a law - that authorized the actions in question? We could have attempted a capture similar to Bin Ladin, and, if he was killed resisting, then no problem. But there is no legal authority for assassinating citizens in American jurisprudence. I understand that international law also does not support this action. We kill a citizen after the SOB has had a chance to defend himself in court. This is the civilized rule of law. Obama follows in the footsteps of dictators such as Hitler, Putin, Stalin, and a host of African and Latin American dictators that have claimed the privilege. Didn't the US also kidnap someone in Italy a few years ago? Does anyone remember this? It makes me sick to think of how this country is sinking in so many ways.
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eiriamach | Oct 04, 2011, 03:13 PM EDT
Wonder why 2Bor hasn't visited Cahir O'Dougherty's blog on bullying to defend his primary "avocation." Is it that making bullying a hate crime, as Cahir suggests, might crimp 2Bor's psychopathy, and then he'd have to find a new form of entertainment?
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seanomelbourne | Oct 03, 2011, 06:36 PM EDT
God bless the misguided hate purveyors like 2B, not a coherent word can he speak.In another time he and his teahadist mates would be wearing SS uniforms and killing any one with a contra opinion to his rantings.
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2BorNot2B | Oct 03, 2011, 02:57 PM EDT
To all the bleeding hearts here, longing for Utopia: Maybe you should go and join the crowd at "patchouli, BO and urine-stench square" - You know, go bare your meagerly endowed chest for the world to snicker at, while shouting worn-out clichés. -- That is, if you can manage a coherent word after a bong session, and inhaling with the children of the hippies, whose parents no doubt lathered their progeny with romantic tales of bank-bombings, anarchy and unpaid sex of times gone by. Go commune with the remnants of the Woodstock generation and the Vietnam war protestors hoping for a reprise of the 70's. Hey, Susan Sarandon is already there, and the fat greasy pig Michael Moore may soon step down from his limo to join you. Who knows, maybe you'll end up doing a cameo in one of his 'award-winning documentaries'. Won't that give a boost to your flagging present mood!
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eiriamach | Oct 03, 2011, 09:05 AM EDT
I'm sick and tired of living in a "warrior tribe" society! I'm sick of the wars we're fighting abroad and the horrendous toll they have taken in human lives and handicaps, and in the trillions of dollars paid to support the fighting. I'm sick even of driving through any American city and seeing streets and highways named for military heroes, Colonel so-and-so street and General such-and-such highway and pvt. someone-or-other street! Does anyone really think that the soldiers who fought for this country did it to have street signs constantly reminding us all that we cannot stay out of war for the length of a generation? In this economy, when we cannot afford to build memorials to those who died in the wars, we opt for freebies like renaming our geography for our military. Everywhere the military mentality, the strike-force approach, seems to find casual acceptance. And this article by Patrick Roberts is just another symptom of that illness. I suggest that we stop for a few moments and ask what kind of a people we are becoming. Ajreaper might consider the Japanese Empire and the Nazis' Third Reich, which he cites, as examples of warrior tribes that met the fate of every warrior tribe known to historians. That's ultimately what you're prescribing for the USA.
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eiriamach | Oct 03, 2011, 08:33 AM EDT
It's ironic that Ajreaper and others think that we who insist on the rule of law are the cowards who should hide under our beds until they tell us it's safe to come out. In the kind of police state they're advocating, no one is safe from those with the gunpower once they let the "power" part of that strike-force mentality inspire them to ... shall we call it "excessive zeal"? And they haven't far to go to get there. Under the rule of law, we accept formidable risks. Just to insist on the principle of 'innocent until proven guilty' subjects us to living with criminals and terrorists in our midst whenever law enforcement cannot find the evidence to convict them. But such risks are the price we are willing to pay to preserve our freedoms. Freedom is not to be had for the price of a gun. It takes some guts to insist on following due process, whereas you guys who want a gun pointed at anyone who looks cross-eyed at you only delude yourselves that there's safety in striking first and putting the dead on trial afterwards.
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seanomelbourne | Oct 02, 2011, 06:42 PM EDT
AGREAPER you have just graduated to grim reaper you and your cohort 2B should be careful what you wish for it might bite you in the bum.The law which allows the president to kill by drones does not exclude the U.S. Imagine a bachmann or a Palin or the rest of the looney right obtaining that right.
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maryosullivan | Oct 02, 2011, 06:33 PM EDT
Shame on America, Just when you think the government has hit rock bottom it goes one step lower
I am almost at a point where Bush looks good
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capmotion | Oct 02, 2011, 04:27 PM EDT
If you believe in a rule of law, and if you believe in the Constitution, and if you believe in due process as a vital part of the constitutional rule of law, you cannot, by any artifice of clever rationalization, support executive assassination of people because they are ostensibly bad, even excessively bad, people. Where would that regime of executive terror end? Who decides when one's malefactions have crossed the line from entitlement to due process to status of outlawry, where anyone can exterminate? We have become what we pretend to abhor, and "decent" people find no problem with it. Shameful and Hitlerian!
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Ajreaper | Oct 02, 2011, 08:58 AM EDT
LOL, review the evidence? The whack job made recordings that are essentially confessions- the government never had to label him because he did it himself. He was a leading member of an organization that has declared war on us- are we going to have a trial for each one of these nutt jobs before we send them to paradise? The 6th ammendment does not apply to enemy combatants in a war and the definition of war and enemy combatants has changed a great deal since our constitution was written and adopted. But hey if you want to be paranoid about how all your rights have been taken from you and the government is going to get you just go hide under your bed- we'll let you know when it's safe to come out.
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fuzzywzhe | Oct 01, 2011, 11:12 PM EDT
You stupid fool. You just gave up your 6th amendment rights.
All the government had to do was to issue a warrant for his arrest, try him in absentia, and convict him, and then kill him.
But no, instead the government just DECLARED he was a terrorist, had NOBODY review the evidence, and killed him - without any trial at all.
You idiots just gave up your right to a trial. This was a GROSS violation of the constitution, and there was already a path to conviction. He's been out there for 15 years, and the government never bothered to do a trial - like they have done with all the other terrorists, including NON Americans.
You people are idiots.
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hollabackgurl | Oct 01, 2011, 09:44 PM EDT
Yeehah, bombs away. Because THAT always works. We can't afford due process anymore because of THOSE people see. What do you mean we become THOSE people by denying them our hard one freedoms. I can understand your passion, but it shouldn't override your good sense (and I'm afraid it has here).
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2BorNot2B | Oct 01, 2011, 08:17 PM EDT
Bravo Patrick Roberts, on this one I'm with you! I'd like to know how many of those crying foul here would grant full 'constitutional rights' to any terrorist animal if they themselves, or one of their dearest ones had been a victim of their savagery. -- Wasn't Awlaki the mentor and spiritual guide of that fanatic who killed 13 and injured 32 at Fort Hood? How long before shooting did Nidal Malik Hassan consider the rights of his victims? And wasn't Awlaki also connected to the 9/11 muslim pigs who hijacked and exploded 4 planes killing some 3000 innocents? Swine like Awlaki deserve to be fed strychnine and die a slow painful death. A death by hellfire - which btw he must be enjoying by now - is too good, too easy and too fast for these pigs.-- Eric Holder who refuses to brand them as 'terrorists,' along with Rachel MadCow and Ron Paul deserve to have an unfriendly encounter with one of those foul smelling turbaned troglodytes, after which I'm sure, their idea of 'multiculturalism and tolerance' might undergo a slight correction.
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The College of Engineering and Applied Science at University of Colorado--Boulder has an application deadline of December 15. The application fee is $50 for U.S. residents and $70 for international students. Its tuition is full-time: $12,726 per year (in-state); full-time: $28,602 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $8,484 per year (in-state); and part-time: $19,068 per year (out-of-state). The 2012 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.7:1. The College of Engineering and Applied Science at University of Colorado--Boulder has 151 full-time faculty on staff.
Graduate students at the University of Colorado—Boulder's College of Engineering and Applied Science can focus on research topics ranging from biotechnology to space systems at one of the school's 15 interdisciplinary research centers. The collaborative research centers at UC—Boulder pair the skillset of the engineering department with the Anschutz Medical Campus at UC—Denver, the Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory, and the National Science Foundation Industry & University Cooperative Research Program, as well as other colleges within the university.
The diverse range of research opportunities complements the degree offerings at UC—Boulder's College of Engineering and Applied Science. Graduate students can earn a master of science, a master of engineering, or a master of engineering management from the one of the schools eight engineering departments: aerospace, chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, computer science, interdisciplinary telecommunications, and engineering management.
With the exception of the engineering management department, each degree program also offers a Ph.D. track, and joint M.S./M.B.A. degrees are available in computer science and interdisciplinary telecommunications. The College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at UC—Boulder also offers five of its graduate engineering programs and several graduate certificate programs online.
In addition to classroom and research opportunities, graduate students at UC—Boulder can participate in community outreach initiatives such as the BOLD Center, which manages several programs aimed at engaging K-12 students in science and engineering. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy easy access to hiking, biking, and skiing in the Rocky Mountains.
Notable students from UC—Boulder's College of Engineering and Applied Science include Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak, who attended the school before transferring to the University of California—Berkeley, and was later awarded an honorary doctoral degree.
Application deadline (U.S. residents) | December 15 |
Application fee (U.S. residents) | $50 |
Application deadline (international students) | December 1 |
Application fee (international students) | $70 |
Full-time faculty | 151 |
Ph.D. student/faculty ratio | 4.7:1 |
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And it all that started.
When President Obama the other day suggested that voters can get revenge.
By going to the polling -- on Tuesday.
And voting against governor -- Mitt Romney picked up on that offered a different message let's take a listen to president Obama's original remark in the governor's response.
And at the time the Republican congress.
And -- senate candidate by the name of Mitt Romney.
And good.
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Party heard this yesterday -- Asked his supporters.
To vote for revenge.
It instead.
I asked the American people to vote for love of country.
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President model is going to be a great uniter there are no red states are no -- how they drag -- demonize our opponents.
Against -- are the American people going to be getting revenge when they go to the polling booths on Tuesday.
-- now I mean look he always staying.
That you don't have the blue Mitt Romney's lies and -- troops in the Republican lies in -- -- dot blow it the effort and I campaigns.
For a hundred years that has been said a 100000 times.
Five many candidates bogey I didn't you are not prone to exaggeration -- well maybe not a hundred doubt that many many times been.
Hancock and both sides of the aisle look.
Democrats work with Republicans because our I.
Ideology is not our religion.
We are flexible we can compromise we can govern.
The Republicans -- congress right now are not -- ideologues they are the log on there aren't on -- on their believes and they don't -- bug spray that you really can't compromise with someone's religion and that's how they -- there approach to governing right now and that's been the problem in Washington Mitt Romney look.
Mitt Romney's -- -- Cameron Crowe some royalties at the end of his campaign that he will say.
Anything to get elected and I think it's time that's going to be a -- and they said it's in the -- say any.
Remember we savings to be up there without blockbuster -- It was six what's the and you are not on America live I don't have power right now -- -- -- and we're in the same -- -- let me ask -- because.
We're having fun but then you know it does seem like something that may be apologist you might say but.
That bit -- the folks who don't really love President Obama have been seeing a greater message in that an extension of a divisive -- that he's been accused of in the past.
I just like to start by saying everything that Chris that was false just don't just work it.
You're hearing here is doing if you've never heard anything so outrageous and I got about a 100000 times not a hundred not even -- -- tablet that President Obama.
As we heard it -- page doesn't meet -- congress doesn't meet with Republicans he doesn't meet with Democrats he doesn't bridge divides.
Even Richard Cohen in the Washington Post expressed his profound disappointment with rock and this is a far left wing got.
As XP has profound disappointment with -- Barack Obama's presidency this is the president.
That the Gallup polling people is found to be the most polarizing president in the history of the poll but they take -- polarizing president this is the president.
That is broken the American people -- the Univision interview.
Down into two camps and -- means to be punished.
And friends to be rewarded.
This guy is a failed president he is a polarizing president he divides us along lines of race class religion.
Age income.
Corporate jet owners of -- anchors are evil it's the demonization of everything Mitt Romney is a cancer causing agent.
Who takes his dog on a family vacation in a way that Democrats don't approve out.
I mean this whole campaign but from the Obama campaign.
Has been -- early negative and Mitt Romney is striking contrast we're talking about us as Americans -- same boat together and at and bringing us together and working across the -- all things that Barack Obama definitely has failed.
This time because that you -- -- -- say and then those remarks -- there President Obama he's -- divisive and not post partisan as he promised he would be the post partisan.
Was something that night that is really something that Barack Obama said he would bring to washing.
I think he really underestimated how divisive the Republican Party we're -- what's going to be and how much they were gonna dig in against him when he took office we -- in a major crisis he expected people to work together just like President Obama.
Is working with Chris Christie in this crisis that I heard that's not President Obama expected the Republicans in congress to work -- -- to solve the fiscal crisis that this country was facing.
He was met with a -- can buy them.
And that's not his fault.
We'll look at that hole and it really haven't.
-- -- should -- focus on what what about the first two years we have super majorities in congress and Mitt Romney her and saying I won't waste any time.
Complaining about my predecessor or or focused on and divisive legislation that doesn't help with job he didn't have sixty votes in the senate for more than two months.
Because he -- there are certain jobs where he unless he's got birdied I was getting rid of all of us Mitch -- Well said my job -- to make sure he's a one term president not the fix America not to solve the problems but to make sure Barack Obama with a one term president and Mitch McConnell blocked every effort the president made to try to get this country back on track.
Mitch McConnell -- Mitch McConnell deserves a lot of the blame to why nothing gets done and most of the brain -- of why there's been nothing but.
Partisanship in Washington right now welcome it's moderate -- I'm only gonna get to Atlanta president last word.
-- -- -- -- Ridiculous first of all you -- Mitch McConnell out of context -- a fragment of his sentence.
And the rest of -- sentenced completely blows out of the water what your clinic.
Secondly Harry raised judgment on her -- looked -- campaign that -- says right -- secondly.
Harry Reid the Democrat leader in the senate just said the other day that that he's not going to cooperate with Mitt Romney when he becomes president.
Third it was -- it was Barack Obama who said elections have consequences we won.
You lost these guys changed the locks on the hearing about Democrats on Capitol Hill changed the locks on the hearing room door when they were debating the takeover of health care to keep the Republicans out so don't -- to me Argentina about working across trial and post partisan I mean.
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I'm not 100% sure on BOTH of these points, but I'll go ahead with them anyway.
1. His ultimate seems to drop off alot easier when heroes move into fog than it did in dota, sometimes if you even blinked at the wrong time it would still follow you.
2. His ultimate does not seem to be affected by attack speed? or by cleave? maelstrom etc? this is ridiculously weak compared to the DoTA version, making his ultimate no where near as powerful in team fights as it would when stacking attack speed and AoE items.
I'm not sure about cleave not working, but im 99% sure maelstrom cant proc while using his ultimate and that it ISNT prolonged with extra hits when increasing his attack speed. My theory is that his ultimate does not share the same mechanics as the DoTA version, and that increasing swiftblades attack speed will not enable him to "autoattack" in between swift slashes, thus causing no cleave and not allowing maelstrom to proc.
If I'm correct about the 2nd point then it really needs to be fixed, without healing ward, it makes him incredibly weak in team fights late game and basically reduces him to an autoattack hero with little mobility.
I remember reading a post somewhere that you CAN get extra swings in if you stack enough attack speed.
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the way the old ulti worked was jugg basically blinked around units and did a 150-250 dmg slash, then after a short time be blinked around again, do another slash.
so in between slashes he can do more hits. also, blinking didnt reset his attack cooldown, so even at lvl 1 ulti with low attack speed, you still get a bonus slash or 2.
ive played swiftblade and when i tried it it worked fine. i might be wrong about this though.
I have seen swiftblade's level 3 ultimate hit a solo target only twice before they somehow ran into fog and escaped. It really doesn't make sense for swiftblade to lose sight of an enemy that he is hitting at melee range. It would be great if this could be fixed somehow.
Dota's omni definatly didnt add bonus's to the attack, because the skill was coded NOT to use his actual melle attack. The spell did 150-250 damage to the target and made the hero look like he was attacking.
And are you out of your mind, his ult is alrdy strong as hell, i dont need cleaves and crits and lightning bolts flying everywhere.
hush noob.
he attacked in between those 150-250 dmg slashes, so he does crit, cleave and whatever else you might want, just only on those attacks.
On topic: i used swift today as a test, and it looks like he DOES do extra hits.
if u still dont believe me ill go find the playdota thread about it for you.
In DOTA The more attack speed you had the more strikes you got from the ult
In dota it WAS coded so he acutally used his melee atk. so things like cleave lightning bolts and what have you would go off, also he ultimate did say that it atkd the target.
howerver in heroes it merly says he blinks doing a certain amount of dmg.
but you can still stack atkspeed.
the only thing they would need to change is to use his melee atk for the dmg and not a set amount
............ who does noone listen. ive said the correct scenario for juggs ult like 5 times, and people still post random things that arent even close to true
also a note: the tooltip doesnt say swiftblade is disarmed like he is in blade frenzy, so this would support that the extra slashes still work
thats a misconception.
the blinks that swift/jugg do doesnt reset his attack cooldown, so his attack speed can be slower then that and still do an extra slash or 2
He's allowed a maximum of 8 attacks in the process of level 3 omnislash. I think it was 300 AS for it to achieve 8 hits.
I think it balances out the way it is now. Have you tried using omnislash on a hero that has blink/leap? Surprisingly it followed... You'd think it wouldn't if it was the same as DotA.
Edit- I was right. Here is the chart.
Last edited by p0rkguy; 08-22-2009 at 09:19 PM.
yep, and even at no extra attack speed he gains an extra slash.
It actually isn't read like the way you think it is. It's not "extra/increase attack speed"
400 attack speed is the max attack speed you can have in warcraft not on top of base attack speed. Also every agility added 1(%) attack speed in DotA. So a juggernaut at level 16 using omnislash is already able to pull off 3 attacks without any items.
Last edited by p0rkguy; 08-22-2009 at 11:12 PM.
so with no items and bonus stats he pulls off 3 slashes...
then why would the chart say he can pull off only 2 if the attack speed is 40>?
Because if he has less IAS than needed he will only pull off 2?
You do not always have all of your IAS in a game.
It's like either one of these...
1. It's how the chart was made, with mathematics and not for DotA's Juggernaut exclusively.
2. There are always things that can slow your attack speed before you cast.
I'm not sure if it applies while you're casting though. ie. Attacking enchantress while omnislashing.
jugg is magic immune while he does his slashes (hes not invul tho). the only case where i see this happening is enchant.
Can you orders attacks in this ultimate ? Cuz one game i had he got all strikes at me there was creeps and heroes besides me when he started slashing.


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As an herbalist and acupuncturist who employs Chinese medicine in her Lakeview healing practice (3322 N Ashland Ave, 773-592-4559), Jin-Hong Ngan often frequents the streets of Chinatown. We tagged along to get the inside scoop on some of her favorite alternative cures. Our resolution: put them all to use starting Thursday 7, when the Chinese New Year begins.
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We're immediately overwhelmed when Ngan leads us into S.H.I. (2143A S China Pl, 312-225-5589), one of her favorite apothecaries with buckets and buckets of ginseng on display. The herb amps up the energy levels of folks who suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome and is also said to help people with cases of general tiredness and sluggishness (so, pretty much everyone). Ngan explains that ginseng works by recharging your qi (life energy)—but scientifically speaking, the herb contains vitamins, minerals and chemicals collectively known as ginsenosides, which have proved to increase energy naturally. Slice the ginseng and pop it into a double-boiling pot of soup (the pot of soup should sit inside another larger pot of boiling water). Use a half-ounce per person, and try to eat this concoction weekly. $88 per pound.
Blood brothers
We see a lot that's memorable on our Chinatown tour, but sparrow blood at S.H.I. tops the list. Affectionately referred to as "bird's nest" (the blood looks like a mini bird's nest), this little guy is said to relieve asthma and beautify aging skin. It contains replenishing properties and nutrients, and works to prevent skin dryness while nourishing the stomach, spleen and lungs. In fact, Ngan says, if pregnant women eat bird's nest every week, their babies will have strong lungs and beautiful skin from birth. Double boil the bird's nest for two hours. Eat this delicacy alone or in soup once a week for best results. $200 per piece.
Water works
At most American drugstores, you'll see dozens of vitamin bottles. But at S.H.I., we found something even better: dried abalone, a clam brimming with body-benefiting nutrients—perfect for those of us who eat too much pizza and not enough veggies. The clam lives in Mexico, but when the Chinese discovered how much the shellfish improved their overall health, they began devouring it—even shipping it all the way to their homeland. Take a half a piece and soak it in room-temperature water for 24 hours. Then peel away the edge and soak the middle for another two days in its original water. Finally, take the dried abalone out of the water and slice it before serving in a bowl of chicken soup. $599 per pound.
Bouquet of roses
Next we're off to another apothecary, Nam Bac Hang (243 W Cermak Rd, 312-225-0024). Here, Ngan points out rosebuds—tiny roses, which fill up a jar on a shelf—Chinese medicine's equivalent to Prozac. They're believed to be the best medicine for stress, depression and everything PMS-related. The buds' naturally occurring chemicals have been shown to increase circulation, leading to a healthier mind and body, Ngan says. Put a half ounce into a tea bag and make a pot of tea with the roses; drink daily. $5 per ounce.
Powder power
The last item we pick up at Nam Bac Hang is Ganoderma powder. The white stuff, made from a fungus, is a popular antiaging elixir in China—much like Botox in the States, except you don't inject it, you drink it. And the more you drink, Ngan enthuses, the younger you'll look. What's the magic? It contains ingredients such as polysaccharide, polypeptide and germanium, all known for their healing, restorative properties. Put six grams of the powder into a tea bag for a medicinal cuppa daily. $35 for a box of 25 tea bags.


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His lawyer quoted figures from a South African report suggesting that almost half of prisoners believed sexual abuse was a feature of life in South African jails.
Nooshin Erfani-Ghadimi, project coordinator for the Johannesburg-based Wits Justice Project, told CNN that South Africa's constitution and its bill of rights with regards to prisoners' rights were among the best in the world.
However, she said, overcrowding meant "unfortunately that doesn't necessarily translate into practice."
"A legacy of apartheid is that prison cells are still unfortunately a place where prisoners can be abused," Erfani-Ghadimi said.
South African public broadcaster SABC cited the Correctional Services Department as saying prisoners with disabilities were treated with dignity and enjoyed the same rights as able-bodied inmates.
However, a "statement of agreed factual findings" in the case of inmate Dudley Lee -- who contracted tuberculosis while imprisoned -- may point to a different reality. Lee said he "begged, bullied and bribed" to get the medication he needed.