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When you work for a living your life develops a certain rhythm. You make breakfast a certain way, you reach the subway by a certain path, you begin to notice the same faces on the platform.
I bring it up because there's a man I meet almost every day in my local coffee shop. He works behind the counter most mornings.
I noticed him long ago because he's older than the other twenty-somethings he works alongside. If I had to guess I would say he's in his late fifties.
He's African American and wire thin but he has a sturdy frame. He's notably more agile than most men his age, I guess.
No matter what day it is, or what time, or what the weather's like, he's unfailingly courteous and kind to everyone who comes into the place. He smiles at people. He makes them pay attention to themselves and the world around them. This takes some resolve, I imagine.
In America there are people willing to go to war over receiving the wrong doughnut. Defusing such people requires skill. Good behavior, good manners, are contagious I've discovered.
I have watched this particular barista defuse the bad attitude of some of the most recalcitrant men and women in the city. He enjoys people. They pick up on it.
Recently I was catching a train at Penn Station. I had to make an early morning connection so I arrived at 5 a.m. and there he was, my good mannered barista, sleeping rough on a public bench. Work was only a block away.
I don't know how long he's been homeless, but he clearly is. I don't know how he holds down a job and lives a life that hard.
What's miraculous to me is how kind he is, consistently, when you consider most people in his predicament might grow embittered or despairing.
He was still sleeping when I saw him, or at least I hope he was. I imagined he wouldn't want to be (what's the right word here – discovered? caught?) Weirdly, I felt as if I had walked into a stranger's house and had sat at their table. I felt like I was trespassing in a public space.
I wasn't supposed to see this. I should go.
My train was at the other end of the station, so I breezed past. But I had had enough time to see him and to recognize him and to feel uncomfortable.
I was glad to have somewhere I was going and little time to reflect or decide what I felt about it.
Settling down on the train, I popped on my headphones and listened to music as the train sailed out of the concrete tunnels and into the leafy Connecticut landscape. Music soothes, so I let it.
At Stamford the train stopped and a businessman about the same age as the barista sat next to me without asking if the seat were free or wondering what I felt about it. He didn't make eye contact. He was busy.
He opened his laptop and the screen was suddenly filled with his multicolored pie charts and sales graphs. I couldn't help noticing the headings, which read: "List of client loans and their performance."
Other headings read "Profit Margins," "Pricing Strategies," "Markups and Returns," all the arcane language of commerce.
He set about pursuing the accounts that were underperforming. He began to fire off stark warning emails to the men and women who were failing in their obligations.
"Dear Mister M---, we must receive a deposit from you within 30 days or…" He typed without looking up once at the early morning landscape that was flying by.
I'm not sure if what you do influences who you eventually become, but I suspect it must do. You couldn't really pick a greater contrast between these two men and what they did and who they have become.
One man was homeless and the other looked very comfortably off. One was so kind to total strangers that it broke your heart, and the other was pursuing debtors like a bulldog after a fire truck.
Which one had made the world a better place?
You can live your whole life caught up in struggles and ambition and striving and crass materialism. You can add immeasurably to the world's economy and store of knowledge because of it.
But if you can't find the inner decency of a man like that barista by the end of your days it won't have mattered probably. I'm increasingly certain of that.
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eiriamach | Jul 05, 2012, 03:54 PM EDT
BrianO, no doubt you know that "prosperity" is not the same as "Cult of Prosperity." "Cult of Prosperity" is a phrase first "coined" (I think) by Reinhold Niebuhr in the 1950s and picked up by others, including some ministers who raked in $million$ from the cultists. In America, even before explorers had mapped the wilderness, we knew we were destined for prosperity as a nation, with our great expanse of land and natural resources. I think God has been laughing at our worship of Prosperity. Isn't it time to join in the laughter?
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BrianO | Jul 03, 2012, 06:25 PM EDT
No prosperity, lets all suffer equally, except for the governing class who will live quite well off their adoring serfs.
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eiriamach | Jul 03, 2012, 12:40 PM EDT
The homeless barista is not caught up in the "American Cult of Prosperity" that drives the Stamford businessman. Some of the comments here criticize the author for not "helping" the barista sleeping on the park bench. I think they misunderstand the kind of "help" he needs, and the kind of "help" the unemployed and disconnected need even more. They don't mostly need and don't want a handout from you. The homeless barista spends his working hours shattering the myths that the working poor are less than true Americans because they lack ambition (a great American "virtue"), that they have nothing to contribute to our society, that they only "steal" its wealth to have their "welfare." He undermines the Cult of Prosperity from the inside while living outside of it. That's his accomplishment. Do you want to help him? When middle-class America gets the barista's message, the myths that protect the power of the wealthy and dis-empower others begin to dissolve. That's the kind of help he needs. When he gets that help, then we will be free of the myths and the Cult of Prosperity, and maybe we can figure out who we really are.
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BrianO | Jul 02, 2012, 08:00 AM EDT
If the taxes were lower in New York City maybe he could afford a place to live, probably just one of those who wishes not to go on the dole and make it on his own. He must be one of those rich republicans.
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BrianO | Jul 02, 2012, 01:29 AM EDT
Is this poor guy still sleeping on this bench, Cahir at least buy him a tent.
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BrianO | Jul 01, 2012, 12:33 PM EDT
I hope in the winter months that Cahir will at least wipe the snow off this guy on his way to his nice warm office.
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EamonnDublin | Jun 30, 2012, 02:31 PM EDT
"Hollabackgurl" - Instead of reading other posts with a view to having a quick blast at the writer, I suggest you actually THINK for a second or two first. My obvious point is that Cahir wrote a piece (yes, it may well be fiction, as another poster says, but that's Cahir's problem - he wrote it as fact) and Cahir used his piece to pontificate, but walked on by the barista and did feck all to assist him. Do unto others, and practice what you preach, spring to mind. Éamonn, Dublin, Ireland.
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BrianO | Jun 30, 2012, 10:42 AM EDT
And some people like walking past the poor bastard to later make him serve him his latte.
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hollabackgurl | Jun 30, 2012, 09:36 AM EDT
The 'point' of this, in my opinion, is to ask who contributes the most to our lives by their daily interactions? It gave cynics like EamonnDublin an opportunity for cheap snark, which also underlines the point of this article - some people enjoy helping others, other people just fill the world with division and scorn.
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BrianO | Jun 30, 2012, 09:36 AM EDT
The reality of this piece is... wait for it...It's fiction.
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EamonnDublin | Jun 30, 2012, 07:32 AM EDT
Hi Cahir, You should have told us the rest of the story. How you have now spoken with the barista and elicited from him his living circumstances and how and why he is where he is. How you have given him advice as to what he might do. How you have suggested that you might introduce him to your editor in order that he might consider a weekly piece on "The Daily Life of a Barista". How you contacted various authorities in order to see what might be done for this man. How you approached your friends in order to see if one of them might be able to do something for him, possibly in the way of an inexpensive room. What's that you say - you haven't done any of the above? Oh, so just what is the point of your piece then? Just another column finished? Éamonn, Dublin, Ireland.
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hollabackgurl | Jun 29, 2012, 02:43 PM EDT
One of his points, which can't penetrate your political force field Bogsidesidebunny, is that the homeless man he writes about actually HAS a job, which takes some doing when you're of no fixed address. Your attitude of 'screw the bums' really means 'screw the poor' which is the GOP motto.
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bogsidebunny | Jun 28, 2012, 07:50 AM EDT
Quote: "You can live your whole life caught up in struggles and ambition and striving and crass materialism. You can add immeasurably to the world's economy and store of knowledge because of it." Thanks but no thanks for the Liberal rhetoric, Cahir. I choose to live my life striving to make me and my family able to possess the finest material items available. Screw the lazy, irresponsible bums!
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BrianO | Jun 27, 2012, 11:21 AM EDT
Cahir it seems you were moved enough to judge other human beings. How did this help out your homeless character? The solution is easy, tomorrow get up early wake the man up and bring him to your apartment so he can sleep on the couch. You have now done something that actually helps.
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GDP 1162.891 US$ billion
Business climate
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GDP growth (%) |
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3.9 |
3.9 |
3.1 |
Inflation (yearly average) (%) |
4.2 |
3.4 |
4.1 |
3.9 |
Budget balance (% GDP) |
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-3.4 |
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-2.3 |
Current account balance (% GDP) |
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Public debt (% GDP) |
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43.8 |
43.1 |
43.2 |
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- Vast market (112 million inhabitants)
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- Low external debt
- Dependence on the USA
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- Deficiencies in infrastructures, education, research and justice
- Huge informal economy: a third of activity and 40% of workers
- Poor development of business credit
- High crime level linked to drug trafficking
- Continuing high level of poverty and inequality
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Activity closely linked to that of the United States
Growth is expected to remain close to its potential in 2013, with activity again sustained by domestic demand. Consumption will benefit from a healthy labour market, credit growth and the moderation of food and energy prices. Business investment is expected to reflect high capacity utilisation rates, which are anticipated to be boosted further by American demand. The United States is by far the most important export destination (80% of the total, or 25% of GDP). Mexican industrial production is closely correlated to the economic activity of its neighbour, particularly through assembly work.
Public accounts dependent on oil revenues
Reduction of the public deficit will continue, which should be enough to stabilise the debt, of which the external portion (44%), denominated in foreign currency (23%) is trending downwards as peso-denominated bonds issuance increase. Further deficit reduction, without reducing the already low share of spending on investment, would require public revenue to be increased. Fiscal revenue represents only 23% of GDP, 15% without oil. The weakness of fiscal revenue is problematic in two respects: on the one hand, excluding oil revenues the deficit stands at 8% of GDP, while on the other hand, oil revenues could stagnate because of the erosion of Mexican production observed over the past 7 years. The national oil company, PEMEX has held a monopoly in exploration through to production since 1938, but does not have enough technical resources to develop the exploration of new deep-water fields in the Mexican Gulf, while the older fields are becoming exhausted. A large proportion (35%) of PEMEX's profits are, moreover, taken by the state, so that it has to borrow in order to invest. Half of public external debt is due to PEMEX. The use of foreign companies, authorised since 2011 in a framework of service contracts for exploration and, if need be, for the exploitation of new fields is recent.
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Challenges for the new administration
Relations between Mexico and the United States are sometimes antagonistic concerning immigration, the status of illegal Mexican residents, trafficking of drugs, of arms (to the south), of oil (to the north), border control measures and hydrocarbon operations in the Gulf. Organised crime fosters corruption of the forces of law and order, particularly in the federated states of the north. The effectiveness of the law is sometimes marred by corruption and the fear of reprisals. The success of Enrique Peña Nieto, whose presidential term began in December 2012, particularly against drug trafficking and against the cartels, is not guaranteed as his party, the PRI, already in power from 1929 to 2000, does not have a majority in the congress and is largely subject to local influences. The formation of circumstantial majorities is difficult because the parties exercise close control over their elected members, who can serve only one term and depend on their leadership to find a new constituency.


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on June 26, 2013 @ 6:23 am (Updated: 9:39 am - 6/26/13 )This is not the usual position we Americans find ourselves in - getting schooled on subjects like diplomacy and human rights by countries like China and Ecuador - and now Russia!
Russian President Vladimir Putin - through a translator - compared NSA leaker Edward Snowden to Wikileaker Julian Assange.
"He considers himself a human rights activist and fights for the freedom of information. Ask yourself a question, whether anyone has to extradite such people so they are thrown into a jail."
Now we're a bully! And Putin wasn't finished!
"I would not like to deal with such issues, because it's like shearing a pig. There is a lot of squealing and little fleece," said Putin.
How is it that a country whose defense budget is a small fraction of ours, gets off firing farmyard metaphors at us? May we remind you, you are a former superpower.
Even China was at it again - their foreign ministry spokesperson implying that we don't understand how the law works.
"The U.S. side has no reason to call into question the Hong Kong government's handling of affairs according to law. China absolutely cannot accept it," said the spokesperson.
Really, China? We let you make our iPhones and this is how you treat us?
Just because we hacked into your computers? We did it to protect you from terrorism!
I don't know what kind of damage Edward Snowden's done to our national security, but I'm telling you this: Our national ego is facing months of therapy.
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There are some experiences in life that leave a lasting impression and open your mind to a new world of possibilities. When I was a young boy I lived in Prattville, Alabama, and my 5th grade class took a field trip to visit the U.S. Space and Rocket Center facilities in Huntsville, Alabama. I still remember the wonder of exploring space and the science involved with doing so. The sense of mission and the team exercises brought me closer to my 5th grade friends and taught me the importance of teamwork. Never in my life would I have imagined that my work in the State Department would allow me to see Pakistani and Indian students experiencing the same thing I did as a young boy.
That is exactly what happened in July when the U.S. embassies in Islamabad and New Delhi recently sent 10 students and two teachers to the Advanced Space Academy at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center facilities in Huntsville, Alabama. During the 10-day camp, the students and teachers learned about the mental, emotional, and physical demands astronauts face during their voyages. They also experienced hands-on training, including underwater exercises and centrifuge simulator sessions. The students visited an Apollo 16 capsule and a Saturn V rocket, and even experienced the sensation of weightlessness. Exposure to the inspiring world of space travel promotes a thirst for science and technology among youth. Eventually this can lead to the strengthening and expansion of the education system.
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Metro (Line 1): Louvre Rivoli Metro Station - Exit the station, then head west along the road, passing the Louvre. +
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Louvre Museum (City of Death). Cross the road and enter the Louvre grounds.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Place de la Concorde (City of Death): 0.28 miles.
Avenue des Champs Elysées (City of Death): 0.60 miles.
Boulvard St Germain (City of Death): 0.73 miles.
Rue de Saint Peres (City of Death): 0.75 miles.
Cathédrale Saint-Vladimir-le-Grand (City of Death): 0.76 miles.
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RAPID RECHARGE: Scientists tweaked a battery material to permit a super-quick flow of charge-carrying ions in and out.
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A new twist on the familiar lithium ion battery has yielded a type of power-storing material that charges and discharges at lightning speed. The finding could offer a boost for plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles and possibly allow cell phone batteries to regain a full charge in seconds rather than hours.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) report in Nature today that they devised a way for lithium ions in a battery to zip in and out about 100 times faster than previously demonstrated. "We took a basically great material called lithium iron phosphate [LiFePO4] and we tried to improve it further," says study author Byoungwoo Kang, a graduate student in M.I.T.'s Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Rechargeable lithium ion batteries are small and light, yet can store copious amounts of energy, making them ideal for use in everyday electronic devices such as iPods and laptops. This valuable property, called energy density, can be scaled up for hybrid cars as well as for the all-electric Roadster built by Tesla Motors that relies on lithium ion batteries (6,831 individual cells) and the similarly powered Chevy Volt plug-in electric, about to hit the market.
One downside: lithium ion batteries do not dispense their charge—carried by lithium ions and electrons, hence the power source's name—very quickly compared with some other types of storage batteries. Like a huge auditorium that only has a few doors, getting a large volume of patrons (lithium ions) in and out is a drawn-out affair. This phenomenon explains why some electric vehicles (the rip-roaring $109,000 Tesla Roadster with its massive battery pack excluded) can reach high speeds, but they suffer from poor acceleration compared with the propulsive force unleashed by the rapid succession of mini explosions in an internal combustion engine. The slow exchange of ions also means lithium ion batteries recharge slowly—just think of how long you have to charge your tiny cell phone.
In an attempt to pick up the pace, the M.I.T. researchers coated the lithium iron phosphate material with an ion conductor, which in this case was a layer of glasslike lithium phosphate. Sure enough, the charge-carrying ions traveled much faster from their storage medium; a prototype battery the scientists built completely charged in about 10 to 20 seconds.
The results have impressed some battery experts. "I think this work is a really exciting breakthrough with clear commercial applications," says Yi Cui, an assistant professor of materials science and engineering at Stanford University.
Two companies have already licensed the technology, according to Kang. Researchers are not sure how much these batteries will cost when they hit the market, but Kang says they should be reasonably priced, given that it should be relatively cheap to produce them.
The study notes that residences cannot draw enough energy from the electrical grid to quickly charge a hybrid car's battery containing the new material, though smaller batteries for gadgets and perhaps power tools should not have that catch. But future roadside plug-in stations (service stations selling electricity instead of gasoline) with greater power pull could do the trick for vehicles, Kang says.


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From 1945 to 2013, Sweden has hosted the legendary international orienteering race, 10MILA.This year, take a look at video clips of the race from 1963 to 2013!
"Fly'n'Roll" is a non-motorized trip around the world on foot, by bike, and by sailboat hitchhiking. Olivier Peyre left Grenoble in 2008. Joined later on by Nadège Perrot, they will finish their circumnavigation of the globe in 2016, completing the adventure of a lifetime.
A race course run in the opposite direction to keep runners healthy; an earlier date this year to protect local flora; and a gaggle of high-level runners at the starting line for this exceptional race. This year, the second edition of the Ultra Trail Mt. Fuji® (UTMF®) was marked by the presence of well-known runners and once again provided more than a few unforgettable moments.
This winter, Sam Beaugey and his friend François traveled to the "white continent" to attempt rock and mixed climbing first ascents on never-before-climbed summits. They completed an entirely self-sufficient 12-day traverse of the Holtanna Range via "train kite." An ingenious combination of skis and sleds propelled by kite!Sam and François were kind enough to share a trip report of their recent adventure…
In 2008, Mike Horn met with Paul Petzl to discuss an entirely different type of project than his prior adventures. He presented the idea of bringing youth from all nationalities with him across the planet to discover the beauty and fragility of our natural environment.
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Don Mitchell, who co-starred in the original Ironside, died of natural causes on Dec. 8, the Los Angeles Times reports. He was 70.
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A photographer confined to his apartment suspects that one of his neighbors may have murdered his wife. Classic Hitchcock!
Bride of the Gorilla -- Excitement and suspense abound in this rousing jungle thriller starring legendary Lon Chaney, Jr. (The Wolf Man), Raymond Burr (TV's 'Perry Mason'), and tabloid sex goddess Barbara Payton as a seductive blonde bombshell. She marries a wealthy plantation owner in the South American jungle, where strange, hideous experiments are underway using ancient jungle curses and supernatural forces summoned from beyond!
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There's a mad bomber on board, the first lunar shuttle is about to self-destruct, the engines are not working, and - worst of all - the flight crew discovers they are completely out of coffee! It's the high flying lunacy of Airplane! all over again as Robert Hays and Julie Hagerty fly totally out of the ozone to recreate their hilarious original roles. The crew of crazies include Peter Graves, Lloyd Bridges, William Shatner, Chad Everett, Sonny Bono, Raymond Burr and many others. Can Hays save the day again - without caffeine? Fasten you seatbelts for a ride you'll never forget - Airplane II: The Sequel.
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Perry defends a young heiress who married a fortune hunter, and who now has been accused of murdering the woman who was blackmailing her new husband
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Robert T. Ironside is back on the beat for NBC — but this won't be the same old cop show from the '60s and '70s.
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NBC has ordered a remake of the 1960s drama Ironside, TVGuide.com has learned. This time around, Blair Underwood will star in the role made famous by Raymond Burr, Entertainment Weekly reports. read more
Earlier this week CBS DVD and Paramount Home Entertainment announced the Perry Mason - 50th Anniversary Edition 4-disc set, coming out on April 8th.We've got the scoop now on just what episodes and extras you'll find in this great upcoming DVD package!The studio describes The 50th Anniversary Edition as a compilation of "12 of the most gripping, thrilling, and shocking episodes of the show's incredible 9 seasons". The episodes selected to celebrate Perry's golden anniversary are: "The Case of the Wary Wildcatter" (with Barbara Bain), "The Case of the Treacherous Toupee" (with Robert Redford), "The Case of the Envious Editor" (with James Coburn), "The Case of the Barefaced Witness" (with Adam West), "The Case of the Counterfeit Crank" (with Burt Reynolds), "The Case of the Shoplifter's Shoe" (with Leonard Nimoy), "The Case of Constant Doyle" (with Bette Davis), "The Case of the Deadly Verdict" (Mason loses a case), "The Case of the Bountiful Beauty" (with Ryan O'Neal), "The Case of t... read more
Something seriously unfunny is happening on two of TV's most notable hour-long comedies, Desperate Housewives and Gilmore Girls. Not that either show is beyond rescue, but I fear it's going to take a while this season to extricate some heretofore favorite characters from the miserable corners they were painted into last season.Most infamously, Lorelai Gilmore (still, against the odds, effervescently played by Lauren Graham) is mired in an unpleasant situation that makes her overextended estrangement from daughter Rory a while back look like a walk in the park. Last season ended on a dreadful thumb-nosing note by departing series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino as Lorelai walked away from fiancé Luke after making an impulsive (some might say irrational) ultimatum, and then ended up in her former flame (and Rory's father) Christopher's bed. No good can come from this.In Tuesday's opener, Lorelai tells everyone who'll listen, "It's over." If only it were. Not Lorelai and Luke, but t... read more
Question: This may be a little dry for your tastes, but why did Baywatch's producers go from NBC to syndication?
Answer: The simple answer, Miguel: They had no choice; they got canceled after their first season, which kicked off in September 1989. But after Baywatch star David Hasselhoff and three of the show's original producers decided to cut the per-episode production budget from $1.3 million to $850,000 and venture out into the first-run syndication waters, they discovered the network had done them a huge favor. Despite Hollywood insiders' expectations that the series would sink, it became the third-highest original drama in syndication, behind only Star Trek: The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, by 1994. Not only that, read more
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Climate Change and Human Rights
On 29th May, the Geneva Interfaith Forum on Climate Change, Environment and Human Rights hosted a round-table discussion on climate change, Rio+20 and human rights in view of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro in June. Five speakers from the Forum, which is composed of Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (BKSWU), Franciscans International (FI), Indigenous Peoples Ancestral Spiritual Council (CEAPI), International-Lawyers, Nord-Sud XXI, and World Council of Churches (WCC), gave presentations before the floor was opened up for an interactive discussion between all participants.
A major question of the discussion was, considering that human rights are not mentioned in the Principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development of 1992, what are the ethical and spiritual values that should be taken into account in Rio+20 and its outcome document 'The Future We Want'? A common position among many participants was that there was no real tangible impact of Rio 1992 at the grassroots and that, despite the creation of an action plan regarding the Rio Principles, no critical assessment of what has been achieved after twenty years has been carried out.
In his presentation, FI Asia-Pacific Advocacy Officer Budi Tjahjono asserted that the language of the draft outcome document is too limited and that it ignores the crucial human rights dimension of sustainable development. "Now we have a challenge to strengthen the human rights perspective of the outcome document. Member states are the decision makers so the challenge is to convince them of the importance of a human rights-based approach."
The Forum is most concerned with emphasising the ethical perspective. Climate change is not something to be concerned about in five, ten or fifteen years: its victims are suffering around the world today. It is not simply an environmental or economic issue but one that has cultural and social dimensions which can only be effectively addressed through a holistic approach. Climate change has an impact on human rights. Those who are being affected now are those who are already the most vulnerable, but this will eventually affect all of us.
The Forum has launched a petition for the establishment of a Special Rapporteur on Climate Change and Human Rights. This is the most effective instrument of the Human Rights Council to really have an impact on people's lives at the grassroots. An international legal framework to allocate responsibility for the human behaviour that is inducing climate change has not yet been established and until then we must work within the confines of the existing legal structure to address climate change-related issues; victims cannot wait for a new one.


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Or having your Saturday got a great start reported to -- your breakfast listen to that some ingredients and foods we just love are banned in other countries.
Because of how dangerous they are for our bodies -- so what we can do about this let's ask the authors of rich food -- food.
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The Petaluma Farmers Market, located in Walnut Park a few blocks south of downtown, opens for its 26th season this Saturday, May 19. There will be about 50 vendors, most of them returning, a few new. Many of the vendors attend several markets a week. Among them are Hector Alvarez, with honey, honey products, eggs, garlic, chiles and other vegetables. The Patch starts its 2012 season here; you can expect early zucchini, onions, potatoes and such from this Sonoma farm,… Read More »


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A disciple of Christ is, by definition, a convinced adherent of a school or individual. In the case of Jesus, His disciples were those who followed Him while He was on earth, as well as those who continue to follow Him and His teachings today. Discipleship is an inherent part of the Christian life.
Author Bill Hull writes, blogs, and speaks about discipleship, encouraging the church to reconsider what it means to be a Christian and to live a life of uncomplicated obedience to Jesus. One of his main focuses is how today's church approaches discipleship.
"The most common paradigm is for churches to treat discipleship as of secondary importance, a needed activity that takes place somewhere in the bowels of the church's infrastructure," he says. "The reason for this is that discipleship is a needful process for new Christians, and it can be accomplished through laypeople. The leaders of congregations look for some good material or curriculum and in a few months, the work is done.
"A less common approach is to take it seriously and to extend the process into normal life. This is usually done in small groups and, in some cases, through one-on-one appointments. It is better than nothing, but it fails to address the most important issues of the Christian experience.
"The least-done but most-effective approach is for church leadership to become disciples themselves, to be the embodiment of Christlikeness, and to intentionally develop an apprenticeship system where they are schooling the next generation and even the generation after that," Hull says. "This will require a serious realignment of what the church believes to be important. It actually starts with how you define the Gospel. Only when discipleship becomes a natural part of the Gospel, will it take its place at the center of all spiritual life."
In Christlike, Hull examines the true basis for spiritual growth that, according to spiritual transformation leader Dallas Willard, is "nothing less than the settled and intelligent resolve to become Christlike." Church leadership can benefit, too, from this book's lessons.
"It's more important to be a disciple than to have a plan to make disciples. And we are called to be disciples and make disciples before we are called to create churches and run them," he explains.
"As C. S. Lewis said: 'The Church exists for nothing else but to draw men into Christ, to make them little Christs. If they are not doing that, all the cathedrals, clergy, missions, sermons, even the Bible itself, are simply a waste of time. God became man for no other purpose.'"


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Lesson/Theme: Supporting missionaries.
Bible Verse: Romans 10:14-15
Writer: Paul McCusker
Sound Designer: Bob Luttrell
Original Air Date: October 28,1989
Last Air Date: November 02,2013
Description: Jimmy Barclay is annoyed when he's put in charge of raising money for church missions. His attitude changes after he has a dream that gives him a glimpse of what it's like to be a missionary in a foreign country.
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089: That's Not Fair!
090: But, You Promised
091: A Mission for Jimmy
092: The Ill-Gotten Deed
093: Rescue from Manatugo Point
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A Simple Addition
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A Look Back, Part 2 of 2
Inside the Studio
A Matter of Obedience
Good Business
Isaac the Insecure
The Visitors
The Barclay Family Ski Vacation
Front Page News
Thanksgiving at Home
Bad Luck
The Adventure of the Adventure
Two Sides to Every Story
Wishful Thinking
The Vow
Live at the 25!
Someone to Watch Over Me
Isaac the Procrastinator
By Dawn's Early Light
Bernard & Esther, Part 1 of 2
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Pen Pal
Caroling, Caroling
Our Father
Our Daily Bread
Making the Grade
The Fundamentals
The Election Deception
George Under Pressure
A Call for Reverend Jimmy
Siege at Jericho
Soaplessly Devoted
Red Wagons and Pink Flamingos
Preacher's Kid
All the Difference in the World
Poetry in Slow Motion
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The Underground Railroad, Part 3 of 3
Easy Money
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Welcome Home, Mr. Blackgaard
Letting Go
The Merchant of Odyssey
Just Say Yes
The Joke's on You
Arizona Sunrise
In All Things Give Thanks
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Blind Girl's Bluff
The Bad Guy & Bethany's Flood
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The Big Deal, Part 1 of 2
The Big Deal, Part 2 of 2
Life Trials of the Rich & Famous
Missionary Impossible
The Great Wishy Woz, Part 2 of 2
Worst Day Ever
Opportunity Knocks
Red Herring
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Green Eyes & Yellow Tulips
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Breaking Point
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Twisting Pathway
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Box of Miracles
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Effi Briest
Theodor Fontane's seminal, tragic 1894 novel Effi Briest received numerous screen adaptations up through the early 21st century, including (most prominently) a 1974 feature from Rainer Werner Fassbinder that emerged as one of the hallmarks of the New German Cinema. The 2009 version emerged at the hands of director Hermine Huntgeburth, and stars Julia Jentsch as Effi von Briest, a Prussian adolescent swept up in the throes of high society during the late 19th century. At the outset of the tale, Effi's mother, Luise (Juliane Koehler) sets her up with a romantic suitor decades older than she, Baron von Instetten (Sebastian Koch), with whom Luise herself has a history of romantic involvement. In truth, Effi passionately loves her cousin Dagobert (Mirko Lang), and has promised to dance with him, but she bows to social conventions by dancing instead with the Baron, and before long the nobleman gamely asks for her hand in marriage, which she obliges - again, solely out of respect for societal norms. They move to a port village together and Effi falls into a miserably unhappy lifestyle - until she experiences physical satisfaction via an affair with a handsome militaryman, Major Crampass (Misel Maticevic). Alas, their limited relationship ultimately leaves Effi with even greater feelings of emptiness. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Eden Is West
One man's dogged search for freedom and a better life leads him on a picaresque journey in this comedy-drama from celebrated filmmaker Costa-Gavras. Elias (Ricardo Scamarcio) is a young man from a nameless country in the Mediterranean who has tossed away his passport and paid a smuggler a handsome fee to be hidden inside a ship making its way to Europe. When immigration authorities stage a surprise inspection, Elias jumps ship along with a number of other unauthorized passengers, and hours later he washed up on the clothes-optional beach of a luxury resort on the Southern coast of France. Wearing tattered clothes amidst folks who wear designer originals when they bother to dress at all, dogged by hunger while guess nibble at lavish open buffets, and presumed to be a laborer by the few guests who pay attention to him, Elias is a stranger in a very strange land as he tries to avoid immigration police and survive in a place where he can't speak the local language. Elias stumbles into a brief affair with Christina (Juliane Köhler), a German tourist looking for kicks, but he fares better when he meets Nick Nickelby (Ulrich Tukur), a traveling magician who gives Elias a job as a temporary assistant and invites him to visit him in Paris. When Nickelby moves on, Elias decides to make his way to the fabled city, which is the beginning of a long and sometimes dangerous journey though class-conscious Europe. Eden à l'ouest (aka Eden Is West) was screened at the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival only a few days after its world premiere, appropriately held in Paris. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A Woman in Berlin
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The horrors and moral compromises of war set the stage for this harrowing drama from director Max Färberböck, based on a true story. An anonymous female reporter (Nina Hoss) is living in Berlin in the spring of 1945; most of the city has been reduced to rubble by bombing, the German army has been decimated, and most of those left behind are expecting the arrival of Russian troops and fearful of what awaits them. The reporter is one of a number of women who are hiding wherever they can in the city, expecting that they will be raped and brutalized by the Russians. It doesn't take long for their worst fears to be realized as the emotionally ravaged Russian soldiers take out their anger and frustration on their new captives. But the reporter, who can speak Russian, is determined not to allow herself to be violated by the soldiers, and she decides to curry favor with a Soviet officer who will then protect her from his underlings. The reporter's plan works as she becomes the lover of Major Andrej (Yevgeni Sidikhin), an officer with decidedly mixed feelings about his work. But as the reporter trades consensual sex for the safety Andrej can give her, both are aware who is the victor and who is a captive, and elsewhere in Berlin both German survivors and the soldiers occupying Berlin show the scars of war as they bring out the worst in one another. Anonyma -- Eine Frau in Berlin (aka A Woman in Berlin) received its world premiere at the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Adam Resurrected
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Author Yoram Kaniuk's celebrated 1971 novel concerning a charismatic yet questionably sane Holocaust survivor comes to the screen in this dark drama starring Jeff Goldblum, Willem Dafoe, and Derek Jacobi. In the years before World War II, Adam Stein (Goldblum) was a Berlin entertainer who thrilled audiences with extravagant circus acts and spectacular magic tricks. Later, when Hitler took power and Europe was plunged into chaos, Stein and his family were locked away in a concentration camp presided over by the sadistic Commandant Klein (Dafoe). The only reason Stein survived those dreadful years was because he managed to become the commandant's personal "dog," entertaining his captors even as his wife and daughter are marched off to die. Flash-forward to 1961, when Stein is a patient at an Israeli mental hospital for Holocaust survivors. Seemingly able to read minds, Stein confounds head doctor Nathan Gross (Jacobi) with the question "Who brought a dog in here?" Despite Gross' vehement denial that any such animal is on the premises, Stein soon tracks the scent to a young boy who has spent his entire youth locked in a basement and chained to a wall. Over time, Stein and the boy see in each other something undeniably familiar, and the two kindred spirits set out on a remarkable journey together. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The last ten days of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime are seen through the eyes of a young woman in his employ in this historical drama from Germany. Traudl Junge (Alexandra Maria Lara) was 22 years old when, in the fall of 1942, she was hired to be personal secretary to Adolf Hitler (Bruno Ganz). In April of 1945, Junge was still working for Hitler as forces were bearing down on Germany and the leader retreated to a secret bunker in Berlin for what would prove to be the last ten days of his life, as well as that of the Third Reich. As Hitler's mistress Eva Braun (Juliane Köhler) attempts to throw a cheerful birthday party for her man, Hitler's closest associates, including Heinrich Himmler (Ulrich Noethen), Joseph Goebbels (Ulrich Matthes), and Albert Speer (Heino Ferch), urge him to flee the city with only Goebbels maintaining any illusions that the Third Reich has any hope of survival. Hitler refuses to leave Berlin, and he spends his final days ranting and raving to Junge, blaming all around him as he tries to understand where his leadership went wrong. Meanwhile, Goebbels and his wife round up their six children and bring them to the bunker as Berlin begins to topple, determined to take their lives rather than face the Allies after Germany's certain defeat. Der Untergang (aka The Downfall) was based in part on the memoirs of the real-life Traudl Junge, whose experiences also formed the basis of the 2002 documentary Im Toten Winkel: Hitlers Sekretarin (aka Blind Spot: Hitler's Secretary). ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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My First Miracle
A rambunctious and confused prepubescent and a bored middle-aged family man become unlikely friends in German director Anne Wild's 2002 feature-film directorial debut, My First Miracle. While vacationing on the North Sea coast with her single mother Franziska (Juliane Koehler), 11-year-old Dole (Henriette Confurius) accidentally meets fellow vacationer Hermann (Leonard Lansink) and each recognizes an odd kinship in the other -- while also realizing they live in the same hometown. After both families' vacations end, Dole and Hermann meet frequently and their friendship blooms, until one fateful day when Dole learns of her mother's intentions of moving to France. The youngster promptly decides to run away from home, and convinces Hermann to join her on a return trip to the same North Sea resort where they met, leaving Dole's and Hermann's families in a panic as they scramble to locate the missing duo. ~ Ryan Shriver, Rovi
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Nowhere in Africa
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A family on the run for their lives finds themselves in a beautiful but utterly unfamiliar world in this drama based on the autobiographical novel by Stefanie Zweig. Walter Redlich (Merab Ninidze) is a successful Jewish lawyer living in Germany during the rise of the Third Reich. Aware of the increasing dangers of remaining in Germany, Walter seeks exile on a farm in Kenya, while his socially prominent wife, Jettel (Juliane Koehler), and his young daughter, Regina (Lea Kurka), stay behind, as does his father, Max (Gerd Heinz), and Jettel's sister, Kaethe (Regine Zimmermann). In time, as the pogroms against the Jews increase in Germany, Jettel and Regina join Walter in Kenya, but the transition is not easy for Walter, who is still learning the nuts and bolts of running the farm (and discovers that Germans are not welcomed by the British settlers in Kenya), or Jettel, who is not accustomed to physical labor and resents having to help with the farming. While Regina at first finds her new surroundings alienating and unfamiliar, she soon becomes fascinated with the rugged beauty of Kenya and becomes fast friends with Owuor (Sidede Onyulo), who serves as the family's cook. In time, Germany invades Africa, and Walter finds himself in a British internment camp; Jettel and Regina also are captured, but Jettel uses her sexual allure to persuade a British officer to arrange for Walter to be put in charge of another farm, and Regina is sent to a boarding school for girls. After the war, the Redlichs must decide whether to remain in Kenya or to return to the country that would have persecuted them. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A man struggles to come to terms with a mystery that has haunted him throughout his adult life in this drama from Poland. In 1967, a 13-year-old boy named Dawid discovered a cache of explosives and began experimenting with them; one day, several of his friends saw Dawid wave to them shortly before a massive explosion went off near a railway tunnel, and no one ever saw the young man again. Thirty years later, one of Dawid's close friends, Pawel (Marek Kondrat), returns to Poland for the first time in 11 years to visit Juliane (Juliane Kohler), a woman he used to love. As Pawel returns home, he discovers his thoughts keeps drifting back to Dawid and what might have happened to him that day. Pawel keeps replaying the explosive incident in his mind, and goes so far as to track down Elka (Krystyna Janda), Dawid's girlfriend, who was with him moments before the explosion, though then as now she refuses to talk about what happened. Pawel is unable to determine for sure just what happened or how Dawid died -- or if he did in fact die at all. Weiser was nominated for the Golden Bear award at the 2001 Berlin Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Aimée & Jaguar
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The opening film of the 49th International Berlin Film Festival in 1999, Aimée & Jaguar drew attention not only for the lesbian love story that it narrates, but equally for the political position of the lovers -- Aimée, the wife of a Nazi officer, and Jaguar, a Jewish journalist. The story is based on the memoirs of Lilly Wust (the Aimée character), who is 85 and still living in Germany. In 1943, as Allied bombers leave Berlin in ruins, Lilly Wust Juliane Köhler earns a Cross of Motherhood for bringing up four children while husband Günther Detlev Buck is away fighting on the eastern front. She leads a bourgeois existence, with occasional love affairs on the side, and the bust of Hitler is a prominent decoration in their flat. When Lilly receives a love letter signed 'Jaguar,' she suspects a male admirer. But it is the self-confident Felice Schragenheim Maria Schrader who initiates this forbidden romance. A passionate love affair begins amidst the bombing raids and the threat of persecution. Madly in love, Lilly wants to divorce her husband, which causes a terrible storm, not just because her lover is a woman, but because she is Jewish and fighting for the Resistance. But nothing stops the love-blind Lilly. The two women make a pact of love and marriage and try to block out the reality of war and persecution; however, the Gestapo soon catches up with them. Aimée & Jaguar is based on Erica Fischer's best-selling book, published in 1994 and translated into eleven languages; the real life Lilly Wust was 80 years old when she told Erica Fischer her story. Maria Schrader and Juliane Köhler shared the Silver Bear for the Best Actress at the 49th Berlin International Film Festival, for their roles in Aimée & Jaguar, while the film received the Teddy Award, given to films dealing with gay and lesbian issues. ~ Gönül Dönmez-Colin, Rovi
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Puenktchen und Anton
This German family film was based on a book by Erich Kaestner, whose work was previously adapted for the screen in the films Emil and the Detectives and The Parent Trap. Ten-year-old Annaluise (Elea Geissler), nicknamed "Puenktchen," is best friends with Anton (Max Felder) despite the difference in their backgrounds -- Annaluise's parents work in the medical field and are quite well-to-do, while Anton's father is missing and his mother Elli (Meret Becker) has health problems and can only work part-time at a local café. When Elli's doctor advises her to take a trip to the seashore that she cannot afford, Anton steals a gold cigarette lighter from Annaluise's folks, causing serious friction between his mother and her parents. Meanwhile, Anton "borrows" the café's delivery van to head to Berlin in search of his father, while Annaluise tries to make some extra money to help her friend by performing in the subway. The story also pauses occasionally for musical numbers and mild romantic interludes among the grown-up characters. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Calling it a problem might be over-stating things, but the difference between what Clipper guard Chris Paul wants to do on the floor and what head coach Vinny Del Negro wants is clear.
Paul wants to facilitate, and Del Negro wants his star point guard to create for himself more often.
"As a point guard, that's my first thought, that I've got to make sure that guys are involved in the game," Paul said. "I don't know anybody who doesn't want to at least touch the basketball or get a shot attempt.
"Everybody needs that."
Everybody but Del Negro.
"I think Chris also has to be aggressive for us offensively, too," Del Negro said. "Sometimes he gets so unselfish trying to get everyone involved, when he has opportunity for him to score the ball, it'll only open up things even more."
Through the Clippers' four games, Paul's never shot less than 10 times in a game, averaging 15.5 points and 9.8 assists. But Del Negro wants Paul to look more for his offense, particularly on the perimeter where Paul can seemingly created open 17-foot jumpers at his will.
But that's just not his preference.
"You have some talented guys here – very talented," Paul said. "You have to figure out how to incorporate your talents with everyone else."
And his teammates aren't complaining.
"Chris is great. He's the smartest player we have on our team on both ends of the floor," center DeAndre Jordan said. "He knows all the tricks, the ins and the outs. He rewards us.
"He's pass first and pass second which is great for me and the rest of the team."
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Hospice of the Chesapeake offers weekly support group meetings for children ages 8 to 13 years, who have lost a loved one at The Life Center in Annapolis.Group members explore the grief process with the use of storytelling, arts and crafts and memory rituals. Registration is required for all classes.
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