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Dame Helen Mirren will be honored with a tribute and receive the award for "Outstanding Performance of the Year" for her role in "The Queen" at the upcoming 22nd annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival, the event announced Tuesday. The event will take place Friday, January 26th during the 22nd SBIFF, which takes place January 25 - February 4. "It is an honor to celebrate Dame Helen Mirren's performance in this role," commented SBIFF executive director Roger Durling in a statement. "She beautifully captured the conflict this woman felt in a time of personal tragedy and public loss. The way she was able to balance power and vulnerability with this portrayal was incredible." [Brian Brooks]
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Sony vs Asus (notebook)
When buying a new notebook it's always the question which brand to choose. In the next post I will state my experiences with both asus and sony. Remark that the asus laptop I'm talking about is the N61JV (2010) and the sony laptop is the vaio S15 (2012).
build quality
The sony notebook has (pro) a solid magnesium body. However, the screen feels a bit cheap and not verry solid. with asus however, the whole body is of solid plastic. With sony, all ports are working correctly and are a bit narrow (which I see as a pro) so that all adapter are securly attached (only the power dapadter is a bit les secure). With asus, ports are wider and in my case, not all usb ports were working correctly (ejects every x minutes). This is a problem that comes back often on forums for asus products.
result: tie with a slight movement to sony
drivers and bloatware
Both brands use bloatware and install custom software. However, with asus there is more bloatware on a new system. Sony on the other side has not only less bloatware but the software installed is also more configured as one entity so that it looks nicer and feels less like bloatware.
For the drivers, in my feeling asus hadn't installed all drivers correctly on my system. When looking for drivers, both sites of asus and sony are both equally bad. It isn't always clear which driver has which functionality and all are smacked together. Notice however that sony does NOT support. a clean upgrade (clean install of a new windows version) and will only support a upgrade of the system in place. Finding the correct drivers for sony windows 8 is nearlly impossible scince half of the are onyl upgrade of pre-installed windows 7 drivers and you can't use them on a new install. Asus on the other hand delivers complete (new) windows 8 drivers
result: sony wins on bloatware but asus wins the complete tie scince they have a much better driver support
adaptibility, customization, price
Tha asus laptop was much mare dapatable. Almost the whole cover is removable and ALL components could be reached (eg fan for cleaning). Sony as only a smaller part of the case that can be removed (covering the hard drive) so much less components can be reached.
With sony it is possible to create your own notebook online, with asus you can only buy laptops "as is". Scince asus however has a wide range of laptops this isn't a big problem.
This subject is always a bit tricky scince much depends on your configuration, coupons etc. But in general I think I can state that for a normal user, sony is more than 1/3 MORE expensive than sony for a similar laptop. With sony it is also good practice to check a variaty of elements. First of all; students get a 10% discount. Secondly, on the sony website some software packets are checked by default, costing you extra mony. Unchecking them can save you €100 - €200. But even with those trics, asus stays cheaper.
winner: asus (unless you want full cusomization)
This one is simple: asus is far more quite then sony. Even on the most silent settings (which dissapear after a windows 8 install) the asus laptop makes (a lot) less noise.
winner: asus
The sound of the asus laptop is mucht better than that of sony.
Both do equal good ore bad. Only pro for sony is it's extra sheet battery (€150 extra) which doubles your battery. It makes your laptop (far?) more heavier but it's nicely adapted toyour laptop and doubles your battery life.
winner: tie (unless you take the sheet into account; sony)
I haven't used the physical garanty with neither of both. The email support with sony is hower speedier then the support of asus.
Scince I have the sony less long than the asus it's almost impossible to make a 100% comparisson but with the asus laptop, after +/- 2 years it started to show high signs of problems. the fan started to make a lot of noise and the hard disk became extremly slow. This can be because of my studies (IT) because my brother has no problems with the exact same laptop. I can't however compare this with the sony scince that laptop is far more recent.
Combining al experiences I would say that sony is a bit more for people looking for quality who wants to give extra money for it (quality, bloatware, sheet batter). People looking for "value for money" that don't have a problem with some minor factory/assembly issues asus is a far better choice (driver support, noise, sound).
Special note for sound-aholices: avoid sony to all costs.
General note: as always it's your choice and elements could change rapidly (see to the position of samsung and nokia in the smartphone market). so please always look for reviews for the specific products you want to buy but this are my general opionions on both brands.


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Getting women to pursue technology careers
Event at Qualcomm focuses on encouraging women and girls in engineering, science
Susan Hockfield grew up loving science. So she began studying to become a doctor — the common career path for science-loving girls at the time.
Peggy Johnson excelled in math. So she entered San Diego State University as a business major. She didn't consider engineering because she wasn't quite sure what an engineer did.
Both Hockfield and Johnson went on to have successful careers — but not as doctors or entrepreneurs.
Hockfield, ambivalent about medicine, got a job in a research lab as an undergraduate at the suggestion of a professor. She became a neuroscientist, discovering a gene that plays a critical role in the spread of brain cancer. She later served as dean of the Graduate School at Yale and as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She joined Qualcomm's board of directors last year.
Johnson switched her major to engineering after wandering into the department as a freshman to deliver mail — her campus job. Two female administrative assistants — concerned about the department's lack of female students — urged her to sign up for classes. She joined Qualcomm shortly after graduation and now is executive vice president of Qualcomm Technologies and president of Global Market Development for the San Diego wireless giant.
Hockfield and Johnson spoke this week at the second annual Convergence of Women, Technology & Innovation event in San Diego. Several hundred women and girls attended the conference, which aims to encourage women to consider careers in science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM fields.
The push to attract more women into the information technology sector is driven by a shortage of workers. While women make up nearly half of the U.S. workforce, they hold fewer than 25 percent of STEM jobs. The deficit of women is particularly acute in computer science and engineering, which are expected to rank among the fastest-growing occupations over the next several years.
"If you look at the unemployment rates, they are vanishingly small in any of the STEM discipline fields," Hockfield said. "We are at a time in the world and a time in this nation where science, technology, engineering and math education is increasingly important. I think it is critical to the future of the country — the future of not just economic growth but social mobility."
Hockfield and Johnson sat down with U-T San Diego this week to discuss what needs to be done to attract more women to STEM fields. Here are some excerpts.
Q: How important is the shortage of graduates in STEM fields?
Hockfield: If we look at bachelor's degrees across the nation, only 15 percent are in science and engineering, which is way low compared with other countries. That 15 percent is men and women. So we're starting with a really small group that we need to make larger.
If you think about the nation's needs — and if by whatever mechanism we are somehow excluding half the population from participating or discouraging half the population from participating — it's just a terrible waste for our nation in an area of great need.
Johnson: Because women are so underrepresented, it seems like a natural fit with the demand that we have for more STEM graduates. There are estimates in the next five years that the demand for computer science positions is going to double, and at the pace that we're on right now — with both genders — we are not going to be able to keep up. So it just seems like a natural fit to encourage more women to go into these careers.
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City to Pay for Compost Site Clean Up
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City Council voted Oct. 15 to spend $300,000 to clean up Compost Cincy, a former Winton Hills composting company created in 2012 with the help of the city's Office of Environment and Sustainability.
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The city budget ran an $18 million surplus for the fiscal year ending June 2014, City Manager Harry Black said last week.
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Music Hall renovations may get a $25 million boost; Area principal may be packing a gun soon; Dem women in the Senate rally around Grimes
Hello Cincy! Here's what's going on this morning.Though you won't find a way to help shore up the building on the ballot in November, efforts to fund renovations of Music Hall may get a big boost soon. Advocates for the Cincinnati landmark have applied for $25 million through the Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program offered by the state once every two years. Music Hall is competing for the tax credits with The Huntington Building and May Co. Department Store building in Cleveland and the former Goodyear headquarter building in Akron. The award would be in addition to another $25 million in other tax credits and $40 million in private donations, all of which go along way toward the building's estimated $133 million renovation costs. The winner of the credits will be announced in December.• Lots of questions have been popping up in City Council and elsewhere recently about the way the city makes development loans, even as past loans to some of the city's biggest developers continue to linger unpaid. Council members have expressed concerns that there isn't enough of a process for deciding who gets the loans and on what terms, leaving a patchwork of deals that are of questionable value for the city. The city has a number of old loans it has made to big developers still hanging around, including almost $9 million worth from between 1991 and 2001. Those loans were used on big, now completed projects in and around downtown. The terms are fairly generous, and many of the borrowers have yet to repay much if any of the principles on those loans. • Err, so I went to school here for a few years. The Principal of Edgewood High School, which is up in Butler County between Hamilton and Middletown, has said he'll be getting his concealed carry permit so he can start packing a gun on the job. State law allows individual districts to decide if staff should be armed, but Edgewood, based in the rural/exurban town of Trenton, is the only district in the Greater Cincinnati area that has moved to allow it. Principal Russ Fussnecker said he may start carrying the weapon before the school year is out. He says it's a measure "to make the school safer" in case of a mass shooter. Other schools have taken milder safety measures. Kings High School in Mason has installed new barriers to keep someone from shooting their way through doors into the school. Lakota has added in-school police and training drills. •Law enforcement officials from Memphis, Tenn., and Detroit are meeting with officials from Ohio in Cleveland this week to discuss rape kit backlogs at a first-of-its-kind summit around the issue. Untested kits, which may contain genetic information that can convict rapists, have piled up here and in other states. The untested kits have become a big issue in this year's race for attorney general, as challenger Democrat David Pepper hits Republican Attorney General Mike DeWine over Ohio's backlog.• Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is getting more help from Democrats in her much-watched run against Kentucky Senator and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. Many of the 16 female Democratic senators are rallying around Grimes with campaign plugs, strategy advice, money and other support. Powerful Senators like Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., Claire McCaskill, D-Mo. and progressive firebrand Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. have all jumped on board, holding fundraisers, donating cash and giving shout outs to Grimes. Whether all that help will pay off remains to be seen. Various pundits and polls have recently declared Grimes dead in the water, while others say she's still neck and neck with McConnell. • One of the big issues in the race is the state's dependence on coal. Both McConnell and Grimes have promised to keep coal-friendly policies alive in Kentucky, which is dominated by the industry. McConnell has tied Grimes to Obama, who many Kentuckians blame for the industry's decline. But how much does coal really matter to Kentucky? Turns out, there is as much myth flying around as fact.• Throw off thy long-sleeved chains of corporate oppression, my barista sisters and brothers, and put on the short-sleeve shirt or necktie of freedom. But please not both at the same time, because that just looks terrible. Starbucks is lifting its ban on visible body art, as well as "colored ties and neck scarves and black denim." Really? You all couldn't wear black jeans? If CityBeat outlawed black denim, I would have to go buy like, five new pairs of pants.
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City Launches Domestic Partner Registry
Samantha Gellin
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Cincinnati's LGBT community on Oct. 2 celebrated another move toward legal equality when City Council celebrated the launch of the city's domestic partner registry during a press conference on the steps of City Hall.
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Cincinnati's LGBT community can celebrate another move toward legal equality today — City Council kicked off its domestic partner registry this morning on the steps of City Hall. The registry is designed to give couples in a domestic partnership a legal record of their relationship. This will make it easier for employers or hospitals to extend health care benefits to partners of employees. The measure was unanimously passed by City Council back in June.Chris Seelbach, who spearheaded the project and is the city's first openly gay councilman, called the registry "…one of the last pieces of the puzzle to bring full equality to the laws and the policies to the city." Many large companies already offer domestic partner benefits, but the registry will help small companies that don't have the time or resources to verify a couple's status. "The city has taken on the legwork for proving what domestic partnerships are, so that small companies don't have to come up with a whole variety of ways to determine that," said John Boggess, board chair of Equality Ohio, an LGBT rights group. Boggess noted that Cincinnati is the 10th city in Ohio to offer a registry; Toledo, Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland are a few that already do. Ethan Fletcher, 30, and Andrew Hickam, 29, a couple from Walnut Hills, were the first to sign up on Thursday morning outside of City Hall. "We're excited that this is actually going to be the first legal document affirming our commitment to each other," Hickman said. He and Fletcher are one of six couples suing the state of Ohio in federal court for the right to marry. "This is a great a step towards, eventually, full marriage recognition," Hickman said. The registration will run through the City Clerk's office and cost $45, which is "budget neutral" for the city, Seelbach said. Still, officials were quick to note that the fight towards full equality for Ohio's LGBT citizens isn't over. Karen Morgan, steering committee co-chair on Greater Cincinnati's Human Rights Campaign, said "Ohio remains one of the only states where citizens can be denied housing or employment based on their sexual orientation or gender identity." In addition, Ohio doesn't allow same-sex couples to adopt children or transgender people to change their names on their birth certificates. "We celebrate today with what has happened…but we also realize that there's still a very long road to go before all Ohioans are valued," Boggess said.
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The Semantics of Weed
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After Thomas' recriminalization ordinance, weed possession on the first offense was a fourth-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine.
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Council Backs Tighter Regulations on Factory Farm Antibiotics
Samantha Gellin
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 24, 2014
City Council sent a message to Congress Sept. 17 when it passed a resolution calling for a nationwide ban on the non-therapeutic use of antibiotics in livestock production.
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City Council Passes Ordinances to Fight Sex Trafficking
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Cincinnati City Council on Sept. 17 unanimously passed two ordinances to fight Cincinnati's growing sex trafficking problem.
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Council Funds OTR Affordable Housing Development
Nick Swartsell
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A deal approved by City Council June 25 splits limited funds among two affordable housing projects, funding one in Over-the-Rhine and leaving the door open for another that's been in the works for the last few years in Avondale.
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Let's talk about the future, pro-life groups make battle plan and why we call it soccer
A rare alignment of the stars (or at least schedules) makes today a crazy day to be a general-assignment reporter. And while I wouldn't normally just give you a list of really exciting, awesome meetings that are happening, there are lots of issues that could decide the city's future being debated around town. I prefer to think of it like a civics-themed pub crawl. In the middle of the day. On Monday. And there's no drinking (at least until afterward).• Hamilton County Commissioners meet at noon to hear a presentation from the Cultural Facilities Task Force, a cadre of 22 business leaders who are working on ways to renovate Union Terminal and Music Hall. They'll be talking about a proposed sales tax increase as well as other options for funding the renovations before the commissioners decide whether the proposal should go on the ballot. • Then, at 1 p.m., council's Budget and Finance Committee meets to discuss development in Over-the-Rhine north of Liberty Street, as well as funding for two affordable housing developments. 3CDC would like the rights to develop 20-35 buildings in the area around Findlay Market, though OTR Community Council has asked the city to find ways to get more small developers and resident input into the development process there. Council will also consider a debate over how to fund some affordable housing units in Pendleton and Avondale — council had voted to support the development in Avondale, but some neighborhood resistance to the project has stalled it for the moment. Meanwhile, the city is debating moving some money for that project to one in Pendleton. Advocates say both are necessary and should be funded.The council meetings are at City Hall, and the Commissioners' meeting is at the county building on Court Street. • Another big meeting today involves the city's deal with General Electric that will bring 2,000 of the company's employees to The Banks. Council and the commissioners meet at Great American Ball Park at 10 a.m. to discuss incentives for the company for its move, including a 100 percent abatement on property taxes at the site for the next 15 years. The expected package is one of the sweetest deals the city has ever offered a company. GE has also been mulling relocation to other sites, including Norwood, and is asking for the incentives because moving to The Banks could cost more than other options.• An increasing number of foreign students attend Ohio's 13 public universities, making Ohio eighth in the nation for international enrollment. Toledo University had the most international students last year, followed by Miami University.• Pro-choice and pro-life groups are both pointing to 2015 as a big year for the fight over women's health in Ohio. Ohio Right to Life, a very active pro-life activist group, has indicated it's putting together an aggressive legislative agenda for next year in an effort to curtail the availability of abortions in the state. The group says they'll be pushing five or six bills to that end and has expressed confidence that many of the incumbents in the Ohio General Assembly, as well as Gov. John Kasich, will be re-elected and support their goals. Meanwhile, NARAL Ohio Pro-Choice, a pro-choice advocacy group in the state, has sounded alarms, saying Ohio is becoming "one of the most dangerous states for women's health."• Finally, with World Cup fever reminding Americans that, oh yeah, soccer is a thing, it's a great time to check out this Atlantic article on why we call it that in the first place when the rest of the world calls it football. (Hint: It's the Brits' fault.)
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Meyers debate team sets Friends and Family event
Meyers Speech and Debate will host its annual Family and Friends program at 7 p.m. Monday at the library of the high school.
The public is invited, admission is free and refreshments will served.
Members of the team will provide demonstrations of their event performances in both the speech and debate categories.
The team's nine graduating seniors will be honored with special presentations and the team's accomplishments throughout the year will be celebrated. The team's competition season began in September at Yale and will be completed in June at NFL Nationals in Kansas City. The team competed at 17 tournaments in five states and traveled more than 5,800 miles.
Along the way, the team earned the championship of District 8 of the Pennsylvania High School Speech League, finished second in the Scranton Diocese of the National Catholic Forensic League, won the congress title for the Valley Forge District of National Forensic League and won three regional tournaments.
Five members of the team earned district championships and 10 qualified to compete at the state championship tournament, where two made the state final rounds and two more achieved the semi-finals. Fourteen members of the team have qualified to compete at the National Catholic Forensic League Grand National Tournament in Chicago and two have qualified to compete at the National Forensic League National Championships in Kansas City. For the seventh consecutive year, a Meyers competitor made elimination rounds at the Harvard tournament.
The team is coached by 18 volunteer coaches, including 12 Meyers alumni. In the course of the season, 15 other alumni of the team assisted at tournaments and at the twice weekly practices.
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A SYDNEY artist whose anti-burka mural has infuriated left-wing and Islamic activists is vowing that the provocative artwork will stay in place despite death threats, abuse, a string of vandalism attacks, a violent weekend protest and a police request to remove it.
Newtown glass sculptor Sergio Redegalli has this week restored the mural painted outside his studio for more than the 40th time after dozens of graffiti and paint-bomb attacks by protesters who say it is racist and inflammatory.
In the latest incident last Sunday, a crowd of 50 activists hurled paint at the mural and then turned on police who had to call in reinforcements to restore order.
Seven men were arrested and charged with offences including resisting police, assaulting police and destroying or damaging property.
The charges will be heard in Newtown Local Court next month. Redegalli blames local left-wing groups, rather than Muslim activists, for the incident.
The sculptor, who is a well-known figure in inner-suburban Newtown, says he has since been visited by local police who asked him to take down the mural after learning of a threat to fire-bomb it. He refuses to do so in the interests of free speech and public debate.
"I'm not going to let the bullies win," Redegalli told The Australian yesterday.
"I'm not doing it for pride (but because) I don't believe bullies have the right to stand over people and deny us our freedoms."
Redegalli painted the mural and slogan "Say no to burqas" on an exterior wall of his glassworks last September, after a local fashion designer received death threats over a plan to feature models wearing the traditional Islamic garment in a fashion parade.
The artist says his objective is to promote debate about the Islamic face veil, which he sees as a symbol of repression and violent extremism.
"Most moderate Islamic countries see the dangers of the burka and nikab in segregation of men and women," Redegalli said. "In the true concept of Islam, men and women are supposed to be equal, and women who are hidden from society cannot be equal."
A leaflet circulated by his opponents says: "The mural goes hand in hand with widespread Islamophobia, demonising difference and creating a society easily controlled through fear and division."
Redegalli is also the subject of a complaint to the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board by a Muslim woman resident of nearby Erskineville, who claims his mural is racially vilifying.


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Tech at Night: More NetMundial dreaming, More Net Neutrality
So a continuing look at the NetMundial meeting to argue why American stewardship of the Internet is bad. It got hijacked by the Net Neutrality folks and the anti-American folks (with NSA as the word the Orwellian sheep are bleating), which tells you all about the orientation of this movement. Fortunately our adversaries have all the efficiency of the UN: "There were so many welcome speeches, and they went so much over time, that we did not even begin the substantive work of the conference until 5:30pm."
Even as Putin calls the Internet a CIA project, Obama wants to hand over the Internet to these guys? Insane. Of course, it's insane that he's trying again on Net Neturality, though amusingly some Democrats are complaining this third attempt compromises too much.Read More »


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Ok what is going on is probably labial fusion, you can google 'labial fusion in infants'. Labial fusion can sometimes happen to baby girls, and if it doesn't open on its own the pediatrician, who should have noticed this at a regular exam,, will usually prescribe an estrigen cream, which you put on the area with a q-tip, usually twice a day for a few weeks then once a day for a few more. Or depending on the severity will just have you put vasaline on the area in the same mannor. This is probably what happened, and you will just have to monitor the area to make sure the labia do not fuse again, as this can cause infections in a few babies. Don't worry but it does need to be adressed at the next appointment, if not they should at least call the pediatrician to let them know what and when this was discovered so they have it in the babies record. but if i were you i would just call the pediatrician and tell them everything (how it looks now and used to look)posted 07/23/2011 by mommyofbraidyn
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As newspapers and news magazines slice staffs before an internet juggernaut, journalism students worry about where they'll find work. They have reason for alarm, but the basic road to recognition is still paved with courage.
Nellie Bly, the first widely recognized female reporter in America, gained her job on Joseph Pulitzer's New York World by her willingness to do what others feared: She had herself committed to a brutal insane asylum and came out with a blazing story, "Ten Days in a Mad-House."
Many other young reporters have written stories from the front lines of war and disaster. E. Benjamin Skinner now joins the honor roll with his impressive first book, A Crime So Monstrous: Face-to-Face with Modern-Day Slavery (Free Press, 2008). In Haiti, Sudan, Romania, India, and other countries, Skinner looks at slavery both in its continuing ancient guises and its new global expansion into sex trafficking.
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WORLD: What did you find out in Haiti about buying child slaves?
SKINNER: I did not, nor would I ever, buy a person-but in Haiti I learned how terrifyingly easy it would be to do so. I was offered a 10-year-old girl, to be used for sexual and domestic slavery, for $50. That was in broad daylight, an hour by plane from Florida. Compare that to 1850 when a slave in the American South would cost between $30,000-40,000, in today's dollars. Today slaves are cheaper and more numerous than ever.
WORLD: You write about Muong Nyong Muong in Sudan. What happened to him?
SKINNER: At age 12, Nyong was seized along with his mother and brother by an Arab militiaman who was conducting slave raids in southern Sudan. The militiaman was operating at the behest of Sudan's ruling National Islamic Front, which actively promoted programs of mass civilian killing and slave raids to depopulate areas of the south during the second phase of the civil war. After he and his family were held in violent bondage for over a decade, Nyong managed to find freedom-and, later, Christ-after a courageous escape and long odyssey that I detail in the book.
WORLD: You call the slave trail that begins in Moldova and Romania "the new Middle Passage."
SKINNER: It's a reference to the brutal Middle Passage along the triangular route between Europe, Africa, and the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade. The modern incarnation is a worldwide phenomenon-nearly a million people are sold into slavery across international borders every year. Moldova has essentially suffered a silent, disorganized genocide since it gained independence as the Soviet Union broke down: As many as 400,000 Moldovans have been trafficked internationally. In Romania, a Bucharest pimp offered me a suicidal sex slave with Down syndrome in exchange for a used car.
WORLD: Does Amsterdam's legal prostitution make it a place of grace or disgrace?
SKINNER: Disgrace: Legal prostitution fosters a trade in human misery. Prostitution is always exploitative and it is often brutal. But I respectfully disagree with the argument that it is always slavery. Slaves are those forced to work, through fraud or under threat of violence, for no pay beyond subsistence. Many, though not all, prostitutes fall into that category. I argue for a compassionate approach to the women involved. The Swedish government helps women leave prostitution and vigorously prosecutes pimps, johns, and traffickers. But a woman who chooses to be a prostitute (and such women do exist) needs different forms of assistance than one who is forced into the trade.
WORLD: Who are the "children of Vishnu"?
SKINNER: Previously known as "the untouchables," they are currently called the Dalit ("crushed"), who occupy the lowest tier of the Hindu caste system. (Mahatma Gandhi tried, unsuccessfully, to remind his fellow Indians of the Dalits' humanity by rebranding them Harijan, or "children of Vishnu.") Today, they form a majority of the 260 million Indians living on less than a dollar a day. Certainly, not all Dalits are slaves. But their outcast status and withering poverty make them vulnerable to traffickers-and in India, which has more slaves than any other country, most in bondage are also Dalits.
WORLD: What did you learn about 21st-century slavery in the United States?
SKINNER: There are now more slaves taken into the United States annually than were taken into colonial America. Every half hour, on average, one more person enters the United States and loses freedom. Many are held in underground brothels, illegal factories, illicit escort services, or tucked-away plantations. But some might be held in our neighborhoods. I got to know a young woman who at age 9 was trafficked from Haiti into an upscale suburban Miami home. There she was held in brutal domestic and sexual slavery for three years, until the intervention of two heroic citizens led to her rescue.
WORLD: You write, "Often the best thing that government can do is step out of the way. In South Asia, where over half the world's slaves toil, millions of desperately poor people squat on land that the state owns." What if the squatters were to receive title to that land?
SKINNER: If the Dalits were to receive title to the land upon which they have lived for generations, they would for the first time own an asset. Currently throughout South Asia the government nominally owns much rural land. But well-placed, Brahmin (upper-caste) families secure leases to manage that land through their relationships with Rajas and other hereditary rulers. Some Brahmin then compel their Dalit neighbors into debt bondage. Alternatively if the state defined the property rights of those Dalits, not only could they grow wealth, but the region as a whole would prosper.
WORLD: John Miller ran for a time the federal government's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. What success did he have, and what happened to him personally?
SKINNER: During 2003, Miller's first year in charge of the office, he had a budget of $10 million to combat traffickers and slave masters who reap some $32 billion from the flesh of their human chattel. But Miller was impassioned by meeting survivors and knowing that if he failed in his duties, slaves would die in bondage. So he used his natural political gifts to cajole recalcitrant foreign governments-among them some of our closest allies, including the Saudis-to live up to their obligations to free the slaves. In the end, the fights that wore on him the most were the internal battles within the State Department.
WORLD: You state that "the free market can be the world's most effective device for ending poverty." How?
SKINNER: The end of slavery cannot wait for the end of poverty. That said, denying the role of poverty in slavery is like denying the role of gravity in rainfall, and targeted, market-based development programs are essential to combat bondage. Once slaves learn how the market works, and learn about their rights and opportunities within that market, once they are allowed to keep the products of their labor and build wealth, they very quickly realize their own freedom. The free market, if coupled with comprehensive legal reforms, is the world's most effective device for eradicating bondage.


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Not since Prince became "the Artist Formerly Known As Prince" has a recording artist's nomenclature posed as big a challenge as Yusuf's.
Who? Yusuf-aka Yusuf Islam, aka Cat Stevens, aka Steven Georgiou (his birth name). He made news recently by releasing Roadsinger (To Warm You Through the Night) (YA/Universal), his second pop album since devoting himself to the Muslim faith 30 years ago.
In part because it sounds like any other Cat Stevens album and in part because it's fairly dull, one suspects that the positive press it has received has less to do with its music than with the media's desire to highlight a positive Muslim role model. And, especially when compared with Muslims calling for Israel's elimination or the right to slap their wives, Yusuf fits the bill.
But he didn't always. When the Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa calling for the death of the novelist Salman Rushdie in 1988, Yusuf made fatwa-friendly-sounding statements that might have gone unnoticed except that, according to the media template of the time, Rushdie was the hero and his persecutors were the villains.
So despite Yusuf's insistence that he was merely explaining the fatwa concept, his statements were widely reported and his name became mud. Radio stations stopped playing Cat Stevens songs. 10,000 Maniacs deleted their version of his "Peace Train" from new pressings of their 1987 album In My Tribe. Yusuf was, in effect, "Carrie Prejeaned" but with no Donald Trump to stand up for him.
But now "moderate" Muslims are in, and the Yusuf of Roadsinger is as moderate as they come. So generically "spiritual" are his songs (no mentions of Allah, the Quran, or any other Muslim specifics) that if he's not careful he might be mistaken for a "Contemporary Christian" trying to cross over.


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HUNTINGTON -When Saturday's final round of the 67th annual West Virginia state wrestling tournament concluded at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena, Wheeling Park 145-pounder Dylan Taylor was the lone champion from the Ohio Valley and Oak Glen held on to claim runner-up honors in Class AA/A.
Taylor's bout against Parkersburg's Dylan Richards was a rematch of last weekend's Region I championship and the result didn't change.
Taylor led for good during his 6-4 victory against the Big Red Richards when he registered a takedown with 15 seconds left in the opening period.
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An escape early in the second and another takedown led to a 5-0 cushion. Richards fought back with two escapes and a takedown, but didn't have enough.
"It feels amazing," said Taylor, who ended the year 41-3 and was state runner-up at 126 as a freshman. "I mean other then back when I won nationals as a seventh-eighth grader, there's nothing that compares to this. Nothing at all. He is a great wrestler and everything.
"I've just put my whole life to this sport. I used to play football and baseball. I blew that aside and went straight wrestling and trained all year. I've got great coaches and I've been given all the tools and materials to do what I did."
Prior to Taylor's first state crown, 120-pound teammate Dallas Baciak put up a solid battle, but came up short 6-1 to Huntington's Jordan Allen. Baciak was a state runner-up last year at 113 and it was the junior Allen's third straight title.
Wheeling Park's final chance for another state crown came at 160 when senior Eric Banks tangled with Seth Cutright of Buckhannon-Upshur. Following a scoreless opening two minutes, Banks started the second in the down position. Cutright, though, worked a half-nelson into a pin and ended Banks' title dreams in 2:27.
John Marshall senior Cullen Ebbert entered his 220-pound finals showdown with a 36-3 record, but he was up against Terrance Fanning of Preston. The Knight senior, who didn't allow a single takedown all year long and will wrestle for Wheeling Jesuit, was too tough for the Monarch as he came away with an 8-0 victory to cap his senior year at 38-0.
In the AAA team race, Huntington defended its state crown and knocked off runner-up Parkersburg, 188-151. Parkersburg South was third (132) and Wheeling Park nipped Point Pleasant for fourth, 110-107. Rob Archer of
Huntington was given the Rod Oldham Coaching Award and the triple-A Most Outstanding Wrestler Award went to Parkersburg's Trapper Hays, who pinned Ripley two-time champion Jake Martin in the 152-pound finals.
Independence rolled to the Class AA/A team crown and Patriot coach Cliff Warden picked up the Dix Manning Coaching Award. IHS had 181 points while Oak Glen's 118.5 was just better than Greenbrier West's 118 for runner-up honors. Three-time state champion Dalton George of Williamstown was the Class AA/A Most Outstanding Wrestler.
In earlier Saturday action during the consolation rounds - Wheeling Park's Geremy Paige won both of his 220-pound matches on Saturday to finish third. He knocked off Parkersburg South's Logan Dilliner 3-1 and then scored a 3-2 decision versus Jacob Duncan of Point Pleasant.
Park teammate Jonny Davis at 152 knocked off Dakota Miller of Oak Hill, 5-1, but settled for fourth after falling 5-3 to University's Ryan Lopez.
Brooke heavyweight Preston Wise and John Marshall 138-pounder Dylan Hall also placed. Hall's 8-2 decision against St. Albans' Trey Harman gave him a shot to wrestle for third, but Buckhannon-Upshur's Dakota Linger secured a 5-0 triumph. Wise lost 2-1 to Thomas Hall of Parkersburg South, but fought back and earned fifth after pinning Buckhannon-Upshur's Daniel Nolte in 1:39.
Of Oak Glen's seven placers in Class AA/A, three finished third overall - Danny Wyke (113), Josh Cornell (126) and 138-pounder Nick Tice.
Wyke pinned his way to third place by sticking Sissonville's Ryan Keckley in 3:33 and then took care of Independence's Teddy Stover in 4:37. Cornell scored a pair of narrow decisions on Saturday morning. His first was a 5-3 decision versus Chris Goad of Calhoun County and his last match was a 3-2 triumph against Fayetteville's Bailey Bowles.
Tice needed overtime to win 5-3 against Wirt County's Cody Ferguson and secured third during a 3-1 decision against Brent Wyne of Fairmont Senior.
Golden Bear Alex Shuman pinned Williamstown's Jake Tracewell in 2:04 and then lost 3-0 to Grafton's Tyler Moore en route to taking fourth at 152. OGHS heavyweight Noah Mills also finished fourth. Although he pinned Liberty's (Harrison) Ryan Moore in 2:24, he was pinned in 2:49 by Noah Markley of Bridgeport.
Avery Flowers finished fifth and Ryan Debee took sixth for the Golden Bears. Flowers avoided sixth when he decisioned North Marion's Kyle Elliott, 2-0.
In the 182-pound division, Magnolia's Caleb Nice finished fourth and Cameron's Waylon Miller was sixth. Miller suffered an 11-2 major decision setback to Nice and then came up short 7-1 to Thomas Williams of Independence. Nice just missed out on winning the consolation final during his 3-2 loss to Moorefield's Will Schoonover.


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