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TreeHugger Picks: Required Reading
TreeHugger covers a lot of books, and have picked out ten page-turning tomes that'll make great gifts this year. While they're all worthwhile reading, there are a few that stick out in scope and subject matter that make it on to our required reading list this winter. If you've got some free time between holiday parties, gift-giving and carol-singing, we recommend picking up at least one of the following:
1) Natural Capitalism profiles the next industrial revolution and proposes that it will be thoroughly green and pro-business.
2) Cradle to Cradle proposes that waste = food, and suggests that things should be made from either biological nutrients, which decompose naturally, and technical nutrients, which are designed for upcycling.
3) The Eco-Design Handbook is full of pictures and key info about sexy, green furniture, transportation, materials, clothing, and more: it's the bible of green design.
4) The Solution is You! is Laurie David's handy pocket guide to curbing climate change that's part autobiography and part activist's toolbox.
5) An Inconvenient Truth (the book) won a Quill Book Award and offers Gore's slideshow in page-turning form.

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Osmocombb: A Tool For Gsm Protocol Level Security Analysis Of Gsm Networks presented at hashdays 2010
by Harald Welte,
Summary : The OsmocomBB project is a Free Software implementation of the GSM protocol stack running on a mobile phone. For decades, the cellular industry comprised by cellphone chipset makers and network operators keep their hardware and system-level software as well as GSM protocol stack implementations closed. As a result, it was never possible to send arbitrary data at the lower levels of the GSM protocol stack. Existing phones only allow application-level data to be specified, such as SMS messages, IP over GPRS or circuit-switched data (CSD). Using OsmocomBB, the security researcher finally has a tool equivalent to an Ethernet card in the TCP/IP protocol world: A simple transceiver that will send arbitrary protocol messages to a GSM network. Well-known and established techniques like protocol fuzzing can finally be used in GSM networks and reveal how reliable and fault tolerant the equipment used in the GSM networks really is.
Harald Welte: Harald Welte is a freelancer, consultant, enthusiast, freedom fighter and hacker who is working with Free Software (and particularly the Linux kernel) since 1995. His first major code contribution to the kernel was within the netfilter/iptables packet filter. He has started a number of other Free Software and Free Hardware projects mainly related to RFID such as librfid, OpenMRTD, OpenBeacon, OpenPCD, OpenPICC. During 2006 and 2007 Harald became the co-founder of OpenMoko, where he served as Lead System Architect for the worlds first 100% Open Free Software based mobile phone. Aside from his technical contributions, Harald has been pioneering the legal enforcement of the GNU GPL license as part of his gpl-violations.org project. More than 150 inappropriate use of GPL licensed code by commercial companies have been resolved as part of this effort, both in court and out of court. He has received the 2007 "FSF Award for the Advancement of Free Software" and the "2008 Google/O'Reilly Open Source award: Defender of Rights". In 2008, Harald started to work on Free Software on the GSM protocol side, both for passive sniffing and protocol analysis, as well as an actual network-side GSM stack implementation called OpenBSC. After working on the network side, he has started to implement the GSM phone-side protocol stack. He continues to operate his consulting business hmw-consulting.


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Playlist: Husky Rescue
By CMU Editorial | Published on Thursday 6 December 2012
Originally formed a decade ago by Marko Nyberg, Finnish indie electronic outfit Husky Rescue underwent a major reorganisation after they completed touring last album, 'Ship Of Light'. Stripping right back from a sextet to a trio, Nyberg is now joined by new members, vocalist Johanna Kalén and computer whizz Anthony Bentley.
The first release from the new line-up comes in the form of the 'Deep Forest Green' EP, due out via El Camino on 17 Dec, preparing the ground for a new album early next year. Ahead of that, we asked the group to put together a playlist for us. After putting their heads together, they came up with the ten tracks you see below, telling us: "When the winter comes one slows down to rest, but one also needs energy to get you through the dark days. Here are a few lullabies and hits for our winter soundtrack".
Click here to listen to Husky Rescue's playlist on Spotify or listen via multiple sources on Tomahawk, and then read on to hear more about their choices:
01 Tiiu Helinä – Muuri
Label mates on our very own El Camino Records and the best thing hailing from Finland this year!
02 Nosaj Thing – Fog
That LA sound! Hypnotic and exiting.
03 Robert Hood – Motor City
On this concept album about the decline of Detroit, Robert Hood keeps it minimal and sharp. Pure genius!
04 El Perro Del Mar – Love In Vain
It has that dub reggae vibe to it. A real laid back track for lazy days.
05 Ken Boothe – Everything I Own
A warm groove from the sunny island. When you listen to this, everything is alright again.
06 Matias Aguayo – Rollerskate
Start a party at the office, play this at full blast! Hard to resist.
07 Ela Orleans – Rocket Trip To Nowhere
Tape hiss psychedelia and movies for ears. Polish born Ela Orleans takes you places.
08 Eric Showboy Akaeze And The Royal Ericos – We Dey Find Money
When it's -15ºC outside, we need to dance ourselves warm and clean.
09 SBTRKT – Heatwave
Let it burn.
10 College & Electric Youth – A Real Hero
A real, fantastic song from the soundtrack of an amazing film.


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According to the Finnish news service YLE, both consumer and business confidence is slipping. The trend regarding consumers is monitored through the 'consumer barometer' (in Finnish) and although it is obviously a sample of the wider population, it might be representative enough. The news explicitly states that the consumer confidence is at the lower levels of longer period (though not as low as in 2009).
Regarding business confidence, the Finnish employers federation EK reports that business confidence is very low, and especially in construction it is plunging (is this related to the possibility of a Finnish housing bubble?). I don't know the construction of the confidence indicator EK uses but it is bad news.
It is bad news because as I aimed to indicate here, the Finnish economy was to some extent supported by fairly solid domestic demand. But if both consumer and business confidence go the way of the Titanic, then it is unlikely that the Finnish economy will rebound anytime soon because these 'moods' affect investment as well – in all likelihood.


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Guest Blogger of the Month: Olya Turcihin
I have suffered from sciatica for about three years now. At one point, I had to go to the emergency room because the pain was so awful. Finally, a dose of morphine was able to alleviate the pain, but only for twenty minutes!
On and off, the pain ebbs and flows depending on the day, the weather, my activity and my mood. Yoga has definitely helped me to make my body stronger and more flexible to withstand and sometimes erase the pain. My chiropractor also is a life saver and pain reliever.
And then, this past weekend, I learned about reiki acupressure points. Helping my friend after surgery, a mutual friend came over to offer his reiki services. Before he began, he explained that reiki pressure points can release toxins and help in the healing process by sending life energy (also known as reiki) through the acupressure points.
My research of reiki revealed that "energy blockages" whether from stress, trauma, or an injury, can be traced to the root of all health problems. Your energy flow affects how you feel, how you think, and how you breathe. Just as negative thoughts can block your energy flow, positive thoughts can increase your healing energy. When the body's life-force energy becomes blocked, various emotional imbalances and physical symptoms also result. These energy blockages occur at the acupressure points. Through a variety of acupressure methods ranging from light touch, tapping, to simply holding the points, the body's life energy is able to flow and rebalance.
As Jay, our reiki practitioner moved us through the points located on our hands and arms; we slowly moved down the body until we got to our feet. We held the points down with thumbs and/or fingers and applied firm, steady, stationary pressure. To stimulate the area we applied pressure for only four or five seconds at a time. I was able to tell when I hit the point, as the area was tender, and a weird kind of energy flowed through the point.
Jay asked us to find the point on our ankles right underneath the ankle bone located midway between the inside of the ankle bone and the Achilles tendon. The sensation was unbelievable! He described this point, K3, as the only spot in the body that connects bone and muscle. An amazing sensation ensued throughout my entire body, an energy that coursed its way right to my pained lower back! I have been applying pressure to this point regularly and I actually find that my pain has subsided in the last week.
Acupressure points, just one more tool in my arsenal. The foot, an incredible tool to the health and well-being of your body! Give it a try…
Bio Olya Turcihin was born in Switzerland, lived in Turkey as a baby and then moved to NYC at the age of three, a true New Yorker. Olya Turcihin earned her BA in English Literature from Binghamton University, SUNY. She currently lives and works in NYC, where photography is her passion. Her photographs have recently been included at the Crest Fest 2011 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and a group show at The End's Northside Open Studios Launch Party Show in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Her interests range from yoga, film, gallery hopping to volunteering her time to photographing art within the five boroughs of NYC for Artseeka, a new social platform for sharing and discovering art. You can follow Olya's photographic journal at olya turcihin photography and Olya's Urban Journal.


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The United States Supreme Court will decide this week if Chicago's handgun ban will remain intact or shoot it down in the name of the second amendment.
Evidence points to the latter.
Gun advocates have been looking forward to this ruling ever since 2008 when the Supreme Court struck down a similar law in Washington DC.
In that case, the court ruled for the first time that individuals have a right keep guns for self-defense and other purposes. Because the nation's capital is a federal enclave, that ruling applied only to federal laws.
The challenges to the Chicago area laws, which are strikingly similar to the Washington law, are part of an aggressive push by gun rights proponents in the courts and state legislatures.
Chicago is defending its gun laws at the high court. Mayor Richard Daley said a ruling against his city would spawn even more suits nationwide and lead to more gun violence.
"How many more of our citizens must needlessly die because guns are too easily available in our society?" Daley said at a Washington news conference last week that also included the parents of a Chicago teenager who was shot on a bus as he headed home from school.
Annette Nance-Holt said her only child, 16-year-old Blair Holt, shielded his friend when a gang member boarded a bus and began shooting at rival gang members.
"You might ask, 'What good is Chicago's handgun law if so many of our young people are still being shot?'" Nance-Holt said. "All I can say is, imagine how many more would be if the law were not there."
Gun rights advocates say such killings should serve as reminders that handgun bans and other gun laws do nothing to protect people who obey the law.
Indeed, 76-year-old Otis McDonald said he joined the suit in Chicago because he wants a handgun at home to protect himself from gangs.
The thrust of the legal arguments in the case is over how the Supreme Court might apply the Second Amendment to states and cities.
In earlier cases applying parts of the Bill of Rights to the states, the court has done so by using the due process clause of the 14th Amendment, passed in the wake of the Civil War to ensure the rights of newly freed slaves.
The court also has relied on that same clause — "no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law" — in cases that established a woman's right to an abortion and knocked down state laws against interracial marriage and gay sex.
This is the approach the NRA favors.
But many conservative and legal scholars — as well as the Chicago challengers — want the court to employ another part of the 14th amendment, forbidding a state to make or enforce any law "which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States."
They argue this clause was intended as a broad guarantee of the civil rights of the former slaves, but that a Supreme Court decision in 1873 effectively blocked its use.
Breathing new life into the "privileges or immunities" clause might allow for new arguments to shore up other rights, including abortion and property rights, these scholars say.
This approach might enable challenges to arcane state laws that limit economic competition, said Clark M. Neily III of the public interest law firm Institute for Justice. He pointed to a Louisiana law that protects existing florists by requiring a license before someone can arrange or sell flowers. The licensing exam is graded by florists, he noted.
"No reasonable person thinks that law has a legitimate purpose," Neily said. But he said, "Right now, once you get a law like this on the books, it's almost impossible to get rid of."
The case is McDonald v. Chicago, 08-1521.
Supreme Court Weighs Chicago Gun Ban
SCOTUS struck down ruling in DC
The United States Supreme Court will decide this week if Chicago's handgun ban will remain intact or shoot it down in the name of the second amendment.


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The theme of this season of Flipping Out is clearly firing! And last night Jeff Lewis was at it again – canning contractor Randy over money issues and disrespect for his authority. Another one bites the California dust!
Cat in a bag! Did you guys catch the cute scene of Monkey in the shopping bag? I love cat in a bag! In other animal news, Casey is acting strangely and it has nothing to do with the fact that she is surrounded by neurotics all day. Driving to Spring Oak, Jenni enthusiastically describes her friend Star, an "animal communicator" to Jeff. Can I have one for my Basset Hound?
Arriving at Spring Oak, Jeff explains the project was initially a remodel, but after finalizing the plans, owners Mike and Laura decided to add a dream master bedroom requiring an addition. Jeff goes over things with his go-to contractor, Randy, a former set-designer – turned builder – turned contractor who he also worked with on the Cole Bungalow. Randy brings up the ol' devil – money. He wants to make sure he will get paid on time, which Jeff understands since haggling over funds is one of the drawbacks of their industry.
Star, the animal communicator arrives to brave the wilds of Jeff Lewis's house. Jeff is hoping Star can provide some insights into his four-legged crazies. Star begins with some relaxing music to put her in a meditative state. Gage and Zoila are unable to take pet psychics seriously and get the giggles. Jeff feels the session was a success because he learned so much about his animal broods, but Gage is kinda dubious.
Closing her eyes, Star visualizes the animals' thoughts or something. Interestingly Chris is requesting a name change to Angelo? Star alerts Jeff that Casey likes to be privy to his intimate time with Gage and enjoys sitting outside the door to listen (eeks!), but unfortunately sexytimes aren't happening very often. Jeff and Casey are both in agreement that should change. Star also reveals Casey has been having problems with her hind-flanks.
Jeff and co. meet with Cesar Stone about a possible partnership. Jeff and Jenni joke around comparing the credibility of Jeff being a spokesmodel for Cesar Stone to her endorsing birth control or maxi pads. Jeff, in case you didn't know really, really likes Cesar Stone. Gage is frustrated that Jeff is being silly instead of oh, so serious about his business happenings. Lighten up, Gage! Despite the sillies, Cesar Stone is interested in having Jeff endorse their product and want him to choose some color names. I guess the deal is still in action, given the product pimping Jeff was doing!
To celebrate the new business arrangement JLD and the Cesar Stone folks grab lunch and in the car on the way to restaurant Jeff and Jenni revert to their true selves – fifteen year old Beavis & Butthead fans and start brainstorming color names: Diarreah! Period stain! Skid mark! Yeast infection! Fromunda cheese! Discharge! Chlamydia! Jenni even plans a product pitch: I'm Jeff Lewis, debuting my new Cesar Stone color Skid Mark…"
Jenni gives CEO Arik the rundown of some of her picks. Like, Kitty Litter? And Jeff jumps into the mix. Gage nearly chokes on a piece of teriyaki imagining the deal falling apart. Arik looks offended at first, but then finds his sense of humor in his pocket or something. In fact, Arik even supports Jenni dressing up as a slut slab to promote the company. Perhaps Jeff is right and that Gage is just protective of his business interests, but I think it's more than likely that he is protective of the cash filling up in Jeff's bank accounts!
At Spring Oak, Jeff and Jenni are checking on the demo progress and Randy is no where to be found. Jeff gives some history on how building styles mid-century consisted of many small rooms, which no longer work in the modern era, so he works with people to develop open concept floorplans, including taking walls down to let in more natural light. On their way out, Jeff and Jenni do a drive-by discussion with Randy who is anxious to cash his check and is already planning for the next one on Friday. Jeff is bothered by Randy always harping on him about money, money, money. Jeff tells Jenni, that Randy has disclosed his entire financial history, which isn't exactly umm… in the black.
A few days later, Randy's money problems persist when Jenni gives him a call and reports that progress on Spring Oak isn't up to schedule and therefore they aren't able to issue another "progress payment." Randy attempts to negotiate, explaining he needs the money to pay employees, but Jeff has a no advances policy. Jeff gets on the phone to explain why JLD does not issue advances because he works strictly on the progress pay scale, meaning when Phase 1 is completed a check is issued and so on…
Jeff relays a story about getting burned by a contractor in the past and reiterates that he works for his clients and needs to protect their interests. Jeff handles the delicate situation as an utmost professional, but privately worries if Randy may desperately need the money to pay other bills not related to Spring Oak!
Prepping Jenni to visit Casey at the vet's, he warns her not to cry. Sadly, Casey slipped a disc and it burst, so she needed to be rushed into surgery. Jeff is extremely terse and emotional when discussing Casey's progress. Jenni relays that Jeff is so close to his animals because they provide him a connection to his mom, who died when he was very young and he considers them his children.
Casey can barely get up to greet her people even though she dearly wants to. Zoila is deeply saddened by seeing Casey suffer. The Vet issues the bad news that while her life is spared she could possibly be paralyzed, which is extremely upsetting since Casey's favorite thing to do is play outside. Poor doggy. Jeff is of course, optimistic she will walk again.
Jeff finds out Cesar Stone wants to include him in their commercial, which has already been created so he will be featured drawing at the end. And oh, lord that commercial is cheeserific! Especially the horrid sappy song which includes the lyrics "When I was a little girl…" Jeff goes on a rant about how embarrassing the song is and what people will think of him based on the um… musical choice. It really is b-a-d, Cesar Stone! I think you have awesome products, but that commercial is hideous. Did they buy that song from Mattel? Unfortunately, the song can't even be altered because it is already licensed and everything has to stay as is. I guess Jeff better learn to relate to little girls with big dreams…
Jeff is once again all amped up about Randy's slow work and his financial distress. Apparently, Randy is paying $13,000 grand a month to hold onto a spec house that is valued in the millions with the hope to sell once the economy picks up. Checking in on progress at Spring Oak, Jeff discovers NONE has been made. Since the owners are currently in Marin, Jeff is sending them weekly photos and this week's pictures look exactly like last week's, which isn't exactly going to prompt them to write more checks!
Picking up Casey from the vet, she gets a dose of what she missed as Jeff freaks out over Randy's finances some more. Casey's face was like Seriously? I just got out of surgery and I have to listen to this crap about some a-hole's mortgage problems?
At home, Jeff is very tender to Casey and excited about the care she will receive from Dr. Chavez! Dog Treats, Stat! Jenni explains this is a side of Jeff people need to see more of, and speaking of sides we need to see more of, Gage exposes his human qualities! Giving some insight into his relationship with Jeff, Gage describes his love for Jeff's pets children and admits initially they were pretty distant to him, but he now is very close to Casey and is shown helping her learn to walk again on her doggy crutches. Jeff shares how this experience will help them prepare for raising children without fur and he knows he can count on Gage to be a really great parent, unlike the neglectful Zoila!
Since Casey is constipated, Jenni whips out her "stinky pinkie" to help stimulate a bowel movement. How Jenni knows what to do is a mystery to all – particularly Jeff, who imagines this might be a glimpse into Jenni's intimate moments. TMI, Lewis, TMI.
Taking a break from dog potty issues, Jeff shoots his Cesar Stone commercial. Gage worked some magicals and was able to convince the execs to have Jeff narrate throughout the commercial so his voice connects with his image at the end and it distracts from the My Little Pony Anthem. After recording his V.O. lines, Jeff is antsy about his commercial debut for a product that isn't himself on a reality show, but he is able to pull off the silent scene with only one malfunction – a broken pencil.
Star returns to help combat Casey's post-surgical depression. Star tells Casey why she went to the hospital and helps communicate her sadness to Gage and Jeff. Casey lets Star know she feels an over-whelming sense of love for her people and knows that home is where she needs to be. Gage, changing his tune, decides it was worth it for Star to visit, if only because she calms Jeff down!
Regarding Spring Oak, Randy has requested a $5,000 materials advance for framing materials even though the inspector said they couldn't begin framing until plumbing was completed and that is two weeks away. Jeff deduces that perhaps, just perhaps, Randy is planning to use the money for something else and Jenni has put Nancy Drew him on the case to figure it out! Jeff takes issue with this, because he wants to be a boy detective not a girl one! He's not a girl people, didn't you know!? So McGuiver, it is!
Jeff realizes he needs to work out a solution with Randy, so he goes to Spring Oak to discuss where the material monies are going. Randy becomes instantly defensive and angry, insisting that Jeff is withholding the check. McGuiver Jeff quickly realizes that Randy isn't exactly being truthful with his intentions for this 5 grand. Randy isn't able to adjust to having a boss instead of being self-employed, and seems to have a real issue with authority; insisting that he doesn't work for Jeff.
Jeff and Randy get into a battle of wills over Randy's attitude and his financial issues. Clearly Randy is incredibly stressed out and cracking under the pressure. After not being able to make any headway, Jeff fires Randy from the site. Jeff is shocked by Randy's self-sabotage and allowing his ego to get in the way of employment. Jeff is also worried about replacing Randy immediately to avoid delays on the site. In the car following the firing, Jenni and Gage are supportive of Jeff's decision to let Randy go and surprised it didn't come to blows, because Jenni was worried she might have to jump in between Jeff and Randy since Gage is such a weakling!
Next Week: More drama with Randy and his money. Jeff develops his own paint line, but it requires a very costly investment.
Was Jeff right to fire Randy? Do you believe Star was really communicating with the animals? Did you enjoy seeing a softer side of Gage?


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Saturday, October 9, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving!
So Thanksgiving is Monday Oct. 11th in Canada and we are currently in Orangeville Ontario at my cousins house. We are heading to Kitchener on Sunday for the long awaited big turkey dinner! Come to find out we are not having the turkey, mashed potatoes and all the fixin's but instead Nigerian turkey curry over rice (with pineapple, oranges, grated carrots and nuts). Yuck, this doesn't sound like food I want to be thankful for!! So we have a backup plan, we are having someone bring left over turkey and fresh bread for some good turkey sandwiches. On a serious note, I am very thankful that we can all be together for this holiday. To all my Canadian friends and family, have a happy thanksgiving.
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Get the curry recipe for me... it sounds divine... Kitchener is my old stomping ground.. I'm jealous that you're there for Thanksgiving...ReplyDelete
Hope your turkey sandwiches work out well too :)
Listen crabby pants!! You should eat the Nigerian dinner, yummm (yah know I am right there with yah on the yuck thing, bring on the bird). You can come on over for the REAL Thanksgiving in November at my house, you know, around the end of Nov. For now, hunker down on some good old curry.ReplyDelete
Heather I think it's an old Missionary recipe. That's not the real name we made it up, but those are the ingredients! LolReplyDelete
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Soldier Artifacts
Soldier Artifacts appear as floating green icons hidden throughout the game. There are 20 Soldier Artifacts in the game. These can be sold to Vulgrim for 500 Souls a piece. You get a Lifestone for collecting all 20.
1 // The Crossroads[edit]
In the northwest corner of the streets, head down the subway entrance stairs leading to the subterranean area. Now, hop down into the pool below. Breach the surface by pressing ACTIVATE/INTERACT and swim towards the green icon marked on your map.
2 // Choking Grounds[edit]
Head to the gazebo in the center of the map. Here you'll find Vulgrim with his wares once again. Just north of the gazebo is a staircase leading down into the ground. Head down here to find a full compliment of enemies guarding a Soldier Artifact.
3 // Choking Grounds[edit]
Directly across the area to the south of Artifact 3 are three raised sarcophagi. The middle of these three stone coffins can be moved to reveal a staircase, just like the one you found in the north. Another pack of baddies guards this Soldier Artifact.
4 // The Broken Stair[edit]
From the entrance of The Broken Stair, run up the ramp and drop down into the trench to the west. Run a bit north to score the collectible.
5 // Twilight Cathedral[edit]
In the basement area of the South Wing, you can leap off some Demonic Growth to reach the Artifact suspended in the air -- you'll need to double-jump and glide to reach it.
6 // Twilight Cathedral[edit]
In the basement to the west of the room with the three angelic statues is a room with a long bridge over lava. Along the north side of this room near the gears at the bottom is a Soldier Artifact. Walk out to the middle of the bridge and jump north, floating down to the Artifact with ease.
7 // Drowned Pass[edit]
At the northern tip (start point) of the Drowned Pass, run off the edge of the waterfall and follow the cave shown on your map back to the Artifact.
8 // Drowned Pass[edit]
From the north tip of the area, jump in the water and swim due south and dive down. You'll come to two partially submerged buildings. Near the base of the northern building you should be able to swim right in through gaping holes in the structure. Swim in here and then swim through the rooms and up the stairs to find the Artifact.
9 // The Hollows[edit]
A deep pool lies in a room just to the south of the room where you lit the three gas leaks. Swim to the bottom to snag this Artifact.
10 // The Hollows[edit]
In the far southwestern corner of the map you'll find a room with three large platforms you can move via control panels on their surfaces. Jump up to the eastern platform and look south. In a nook here is a Soldier Artifact.
11 // Scalding Gallow / Dry Road Access Tunnel[edit]
In the far north end of the access tunnel is a pipe you must use hand grips to climb to. In one end of this pipe is a Soldier Artifact.
12 // Dry Road[edit]
At the far south end of the map, you'll find a Soldier Artifact on top of a ledge right out in the open.
13 // Ashlands[edit]
When you disable the drillbit on the surface and drop into the first, water-filled cave, swim all the way to the bottom of the pool and you'll see a Soldier Artifact in the southwest.
14 // Ashlands[edit]
Just before the boss of the dungeon is a long cave with a deep pool in the middle of it. At the bottom of this pool is an Artifact.
15 // Iron Canopy[edit]
This artifact can be found in the alley in the far southwest corner of the dungeon map. A staircase in the northeast corner of the alley leads up to a dead end -- but you should be able to spot a Soldier Artifact on a ledge below. Double-jump off the stairs and glide down to it.
16 // Iron Canopy[edit]
At the bottom of the pit where the dungeon boss Silitha was impaled, look up to find a moving platform that you can activate with your Crossblade. This has a chain hook point attached to the bottom which you can use to get a lift back to the top floor. Instead of taking the platform all the way to the top, however, you should take it to the middle platform where you'll find a Soldier Artifact behind a spire of rock.
17 // Ashlands[edit]
On the eastern side of the level, to the north of the wood tower in the east, look for a strip of raised rock along the eastern border. The north side of this strip is accessible via a Geyser. Take this up and follow the strip south. Look for some Demonic Growth on the left. Climb this to find a Soldier Artifact tucked away against the eastern wall.
18 // Crossroads / Library[edit]
This requires the Abyssal Chain. Warp to the Crossroads using Vulgrim and enter the Library to the north. In the main room, look for an Abyssal Chain grip point along the eastern wall. Use this to get to the second level. Here you can double-jump and glide over to the Soldier Artifact on the west side.
19 // Black Throne[edit]
In the first room you come to after accessing the wing with the third Guardian, there's a Soldier Artifact on the southern ledge. Shoot the portal on the ceiling (do NOT charge this shot) with the Voidwalker and then use the wall portal to warp up to it. Float down onto the southern platform to score the Artifact.
20 // Black Throne[edit]
On the far side of the bridge section leading to the third guardian is a room where you must use the Voidwalker portals to transfer water. At the bottom of the northwest wing is a Soldier Artifact.


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Here's the result...a felt mini book with old-fashioned hand stitching to boot! I freehanded the script as I stitched along, no pre-planning, therefore the imperfection of it all.
After cutting all my felt page pieces, I rummaged through my embroidery floss and chose two rather subdued tones to add to the vintage, heritage feel and that number ribbon just seemed so fitting for a birthday. Don't you think so, too? Now for a peek {and some giggles} at my heritage photos with those oh, so vintage clothes and my, "Oh, Mom, do you really have to cut my hair yourself?" haircuts.
And on the inside front cover, I stitched the year and a heart! I used tacky craft glue to adhere the two felt pages back-to-back and time will tell if it holds up to being handled. The photos were adhered using foam squares and I have no doubts that those will hold well...they are stuck!
J'ai brodé l'année et un coeur sur la face interne de la couverture. J'ai utilisé de la colle forte pour coller les deux morceaux de feutrine et le temps nous dira si c'était une bonne idée. Les photos quant à elles sont tenues à la feutrine par de simples coussinets adhésifs et là je suis certaine qu'ils ne bougeront pas!
Here's my gorgeous and uber-stylish 70-year old Mom and her reaction to her mini book. My brother got a kick out of the heritage photos, too, when Mom showed the mini book to him.
Et voici une photo de la réaction de ma chère Maman en découvrant le mini. Mon frère a beaucoup ri en le regardant!
And while we're at it, I'd like to share this photo {via a mirrored window} of Alexandra, my Mom and me during a mini-trip to Chicago this Summer. Alexandra is like a breath of fresh air, so full of historical knowledge of her adopted city and such a pleasant lunch companion. Tres chic is but just one way to describe this lovely lady. Thanks for having me here today to share my love of mini books and my Mom.


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Faces of Fear
Anti-Chinese Sentiments from a Global Perspective
Though a well-researched topic, much of the existing scholarship on Sinophobic discourses and stereotypes tends to be rather one-sided and general, with little emphasis on the varying combinations of fear and prejudice that defined different contexts in which it became manifest. This project takes a novel approach in emphasizing specific locations and their impact on the story. Based on archival documents and printed materials culled from libraries and archives in eight different countries, the project questions the findings of discourse analyses and top-down studies.
Hitherto neglected dynamics between xenophobic discourses and actual dealings in the public sphere can be explored best in a comparative analysis of cities with a high concentration of Asian immigrants. Though the "yellow peril" was established as a concept and an occidental fear that was not bound to urban ethnic ghettos, Chinatowns soon were regarded as breeding places of swirling tales of opium smoking, gambling, and interracial romance all of which had become synonymous with the presence of the Chinese and other Asian immigrants.
The translocal approach aims to identify similarities, continuities, and differences in anti-Chinese narratives in Vladivostok, San Francisco, and Singapore, three port cities on the Pacific that are particularly suitable cases for a contrasting study of local variations of the "yellow peril." All three cities were densely populated urban areas, highly influential in the history and culture of ethnic Chinese immigrants in the respective regions, and predominantly inhabited by male Chinese who worked as shopkeepers, restaurant owners, small traders, and hired workers. The Chinese residents maintained aspects of their native culture that were crucial for the construction of racial difference. Formal and informal efforts to marginalise the Chinese residents produced Chinatowns which quickly came to be seen as physical evidence of immutable racial characteristics: a potential source of contagion, disease, pollution, and, due to the high male population, moral vice.
The historical study proposed seeks to identify common causes and advocates of the "yellow peril" syndrome across the longue durée and localities. The research project is framed around a diachronic comparison of specific but similar inter-ethnic incidents in the three Chinatowns. By investigating selected occurrences, such as romantic love across the ethnic divide, murder cases, or the fear of economic domination, the project, firstly, tests the "yellow peril" phobia on the micro level, its influence on discourses of fear, and the impact of such discourses on official policies and other dealings on the ground as well. A second objective of this study is to analyse the regional variations and fluctuations of this concept. Thirdly, it seeks to identify the points and trajectories of decline in the perception of Chinese as a "yellow peril." Fourthly, it explores how these narratives were received in the Chinese communities themselves. Fifthly and finally, it explores how people, ideas, laws and institutions moved within a wide Chinese diaspora, helping craft and respond to the "yellow peril" as a global historical phenomenon.


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It has taken a while to process this trip. For one thing the two most important events do not have any photo memories. In the various places I worked with children, confidentiality was a factor and no photos were allowed. Also during Russian Orthodox church services there was no photography. So those parts of the trip stay only in my mind and heart. Where they are vivid.
To say we worked in "orphanages" does not cover who we were really with although I guess it is the best description. We did one day at a Senior Center and one with disabled adults. But the bulk of my time was at a shelter for kids had just been removed from their homes due to dysfunctional families. The other days were at a locked down children's psych ward and a boarding school for kids who were already parentless but the orphanages felt their behavior was so far out of bounds the orphanage could not handle them. They were all kids in tough situations and it is hard to imagine their future as anything but bleak. They were exceedingly well cared for as far as basic need went: clean, sheltered, fed, safe outdoor and indoor areas (albeit old and institutional), but the staff number for the number of kids was minimal. I'm sure somewhere there was counseling and medication, but in general we saw them in groups of up to 25 with only 1 or 2 monitors. In the careful professional way of staff that cannot get too involved, they were told what to do, but no contact was every made physically or emotionally. They longed for individual attention from someone for a few minutes and when it was given, could hardly stand to have it stop.


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In keeping with their pioneering ethic, Strung Out stretch their comfort zone even further on "Black Out The Sky." The eight-song EP sees the band transition from their hallmark melody-laced, kick-you-in-the-teeth style of punk to an equally intriguing acoustic iteration. "Black Out In The Sky" is a perfectly executed foray into new territory, with a mix of six brand new songs and two perfectly reimagined classics. Vinyl version includes digital download.
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If you are a Twitter user, you have probably heard about the sweeping changes made by Twitter to the Twitter API ToS (Terms of Service). In one fell swoop, Twitter's platform lead Ryan Sarver outlawed all new Twitter clients. The justification offered was that Twitter wants to provide a consistent user experience in order to avoid confusing users. Of course, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that Twitter's real motivation is something a lot less noble.
Back in 2009, when Twitter was experiencing tearaway growth, the billion dollar question in everyone's mind was how will Twitter manage to generate enough revenue to become profitable. Two years on, we have a better idea. Besides selling access to search engines like Google and Bing, Twitter is using various promoted products (promoted trends, promoted accounts and promoted tweets) to generate revenue. The recent inclusion of the #dickbar in the iOS app suggests that Twitter is about to get more aggressive about monetization. Unfortunately, if a large number of users continue to prefer third party apps, Twitter might find it harder to generate enough revenue. And, that is the single biggest motivation for Twitter's recent ToS changes. If maintaining consistent user experience is all they were worried about, they could have easily made third party apps fall in line by introducing a few additional clauses to the ToS, instead of abolishing them.
MG Siegler has done a comparison of the old ToS with the new one. The most telling bit is that Twitter has gone from wanting to empower our ecosystem partners to build valuable businessesto empower our ecosystem partners to build valuable tools.
As you might expect, most developers aren't bemused. Twitter started off as simple service intended for sharing what you are currently doing with your friends. Now, it is being used for everything from organizing protests to proposing one's girlfriend. Twitter itself has gone from asking "What are you doing?" to "What's happening?. The credit for the evolution of Twitter lies with its ecosystem, which includes both users and third-party developers.
Fred Oliveira eloquently explained why the recent ToS change is a #dickmove in an open letter to Twitter. Twitter's dramatic change of policy will not only anger developers, but also users. To quote Oliveira:
Lack of trust (like what developers are feeling right now) trickles down through the ecosystem and to the users' ears.
I just don't see this as a time when you can just tell developers you don't need their clients anymore. Find ways to monetize your service by putting up sensible rules and guidelines, not walls.
However, there is another issue that Oliveira missed. From the very beginning, it is the ecosystem that defined and redefined Twitter. The list of features that were first seen in third-party clients and were later adopted by Twitter is fairly lengthy. It includes features like retweets, trends, lists, flickr integration, YouTube integration, URL shortening and so on. In brief, Twitter clients have been responsible for major innovations, and they have helped shape Twitter. By preventing the entry of third-party apps, Twitter will also be stifling innovation.
Twitter raised large sums of money in its funding rounds. It is obviously under pressure to start generating serious revenue soon. However, it seems to be willing to betray developers, annoy users, and damage the entire ecosystem in the process. The big question is can they afford to continue pissing off developers and users? Is the core product compelling enough to make users and developers stick around irrespective of Twitter's betrayal? I have a feeling that if Twitter continues to be irreverent towards developers, in the long run, these very decisions might come back to haunt Dick Costolo and Twitter.


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text: Spirits giant Diageo has outbid premium wine group Domaines Barons de Rothschild (DBR) to take over California's Chalone Wine Group. Diageo's victory scuppers DBR's proposed deal with Constellation Wines and the Chilean Huneeus family to create a super-premium Californian brand to rival Opus One. Constellation was to pay $52 million in cash and contribute its Oakville vineyard, while the Huneeus family was to contribute its Quintessa winery in Napa. DBR, which already owned 46% of Chalone, had a bid of $11.7 dollars a share accepted by Chalone's board last November, with the deal including a break clause if a higher offer came in. Diageo duly offered $13.75 a share, valuing the company at $260 million dollars. The UK-based giant now has to pay DRB a termination fee of $2.5 million. Constellation would appear to have lost least from the collapse of the deal with DBR, as since striking the agreement with the French wine company, it has purchased the Mondavi Corporation for $1.3 billion. The deal - confirmed by shareholders last week - gives it a strong presence in the super-premium sector. A Diageo North America spokesman confirmed to the US financial press that the company had not bid for Mondavi. We have been very cautious,' she said. American super-premium wines have seen good growth and these are young brands that we can add value to. We are not going on a spending spree, but when we see something that we think is suitable, we buy it.' Diageo has been wary of the wine sector in recent years (its last purchase was in 2001), preferring to build its market-leading spirits portfolio, although it has had some recent wine success, particularly with Blossom Hill and Piat d'Or (through its UK wine arm Percy Fox). The Chalone Group's brands include Chalone, Jade Mountain and Acacia in California, and Sagelands in Washington State. Diageo currently owns Beaulieu Vineyards and Sterling Vineyards in California. The deal still needs to gain regulatory and shareholder approval.


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An homage to the 1499 masterpiece The Pietà – A day before leaving his birthplace, a six- year old Catholic child saw one of the most admired sculptures of all time created by the young Michelangelo. As Nobi grew up in a new country with completely different lifestyle and culture, the striking image of The Pietà has become the symbol of a disrupted sweet dream of his childhood. The perfume of memory, the perfume of Art itself.
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This season the pop and urban-spirited fragrances from S-Perfume took a new experimental direction with Intertrade Creative Team to restyle its identity and aesthetics. A minimal visual code in which the palette of colors goes side by side with the choice of the main essence in each fragrance, whose olfactory sensation is as striking as the decisive though discreet watercolor packaging.
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Developing people - regenerating place
Achieving greater integration for local area regeneration
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Programmes to tackle social exclusion have developed on a twin track over many years. While some have focused on the regeneration of neighbourhoods, others have targeted individuals irrespective of where they live. This report looks at the benefits of integrating these two approaches.Drawing on experiences from nine UK cities, Developing people - Regenerating place analyses the views of a range of practitioners on how to achieve more effective joint working across area regeneration and social inclusion initiatives. The report focuses on three key issues:·[vbTab]the particular benefits of joint working for those involved in area regeneration and social inclusion initiatives;·[vbTab]the barriers that make joint working difficult between these two groups;·[vbTab]how to create an environment within which joint working becomes much more common.The report will be of particular interest to practitioners involved in area regeneration and social inclusion, students and researchers with a specialist interest in tackling social exclusion, and funders and policy makers at regional, national and European levels responsible for designing more effective interventions.
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Joined-up working between social inclusion initiatives
Mapping different interventions and institutions
Benefits flowing from integrated working
Barriers to integration
Achieving more effective joint working
Mapping different interventions and institutions
Benefits flowing from integrated working
Barriers to integration
Achieving more effective joint working
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Or, Vacationing Correspondent Says: Upon Closer Inspection, I'll Hear the Attributes of L.A. in Court
There are roadside bong stands in Los Angeles. As we trudged along LaBrea, forging our path down flat, sprawling blocks drenched in unadulterated sunshine, toward Spritney's house on Orange (we were going south, perhaps? My knowledge of the city's layout is shamefully lacking), we passed a street-facing cart about the size of an 8th Avenue sidewalk newsstand, advertising "cigarettes." Upon closer inspection, though, it became immediately clear that cigarettes were not, in fact, this modest business' primary commodity. Rather, the stand specialized in a particular variety of black market commerce that's inextricably woven into the fabric of Los Angeles culture: marijuana.
The relative nonchalance with which Angelenos (as they're apparently called) regard the forbidden herb is indicative of a greater trend in the cultural landscape of the City of Angels. The presence of medical marijuana in the city, often publicly displayed in the form of glowing neon pot leaves beckoning from the windows of "alternative" doctor's offices along major L.A. thoroughfares, has essentially caused a mass acceptance of the drug and, in turn, has afforded marijuana the luxury to peaceably coexist alongside society's more "wholesome" institutions, so long as it stays just below the radar enough to maintain orderly appearances. Pot is, after all, still technically illegal in California, even though pretty much everybody you encounter there either has a medical marijuana prescription, or knows a dude whose brother got one by saying he hurt his back moving his dresser across the room and now he totally gets so baked every day on, like, pot lollipops and shit.
Point is, Angelenos are kinda laid back about some things. And this complacence with the ebb and flow of life translates into a sort of warm, pleasant ambience that hovers over the Los Angeles County area. And this ambience, in turn, is amplified by the over-abundance of brilliant sunshine, which results in a sort of convergence of positivity—which makes it pretty much impossible to not be sort of in a good mood all the time. It's annoying, actually. As a New Yorker, I really wanted to spend the duration of my trip to L.A. just scowling at things—chain-smoking cigarettes and grumbling about how I couldn't wait to get back to the cold weather, tiny apartment and shit-smelling streets I'd left back home.
But, ultimately, I fell victim to the seductive call of Los Angeles, and luxuriously drank in its splendor and decadence. While I expected to be put off by the sleek, commercialized Hollywood glamour that seeps into every facet of Los Angeles life, I was, to my surprise and horror, swept up by the spectacle and delicious seediness of it all. Yes, everything in L.A. could very well be written off as "fake" by an outsider—the weather's too good, the people are too pretty, the presentation of the movie industry is a little too in your face to the point that it encumbers the ability to discern fact from fiction—but it's just such a good time that you sort of forgive L.A. its obvious, glaring shortcomings. There's something just impossibly sexy about driving down Sunset in a Nissan Altima, wearing garish sunglasses and bobbing your head to anything with a throbbing bass line. And once you allow yourself to surrender to these unique, West Coast pleasures, it becomes difficult to be as staunch an L.A. hater as you'd hoped when you were first boarding your flight all the way back at La Guardia, convincing yourself, as any good New Yorker should, that you weren't going to have that good of a time.
Before you write me off as some googly-eyed zealot, though, lemme set the record straight on a couple things. New York remains the best city in the world. Duh. New York is a vital, thriving, visceral shit show, and every moment spent within its limits is a reminder of the chaotic, breakneck pace of life in the city, and the vastness and scope of the humans who choose to call New York their home. And nothing makes you feel more alive. The close quarters, public transportation, garbage, towering infrastructure, massive crowds, alienation, high prices, epic history—these are the things that serve as the backdrop to your small, mundane, hapless existence—and make your day-to-day life all the more important as a result. As Talib Kweli put it, it's a Beautiful Struggle, and there's no place on earth I'd rather struggle than here.
It's just that L.A.'s kind of a good time, that's all.


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The Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post made an inadvertent move into commerce with a "buy it now" button appearing in an Aug. 15 article about a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory controversy.
Readers quickly concluded that since the Amazon founder bought the ailing paper a year ago, he has started using the paper to drive sales of products on the online retail juggernaut. The link was subsequently removed. Here's what it looked like:
WashPo (owned by Bezos) inserting AMZN "Buy It Now" buttons into articles. Via @tealtan https://t.co/1SLZtMLlsp pic.twitter.com/ZUqGLgPwEJ
— Hunter Walk (@hunterwalk) August 17, 2014
A spokeswoman for the Post, however, said the paper has been embedding buy-it now links in articles "for many years" and that they haven't been used more widely under Bezos. She said the buttons are added by the copy desk, so the writers and editors who worked on the story are not involved.
As for why the button no longer appeared in the Aug. 15 article, she explained that the in-article button functionality was a mistake. The button was dropped when the Post recently introduced a new article format, then unintentionally added back in a way that put the links into the text instead of on the side.
"It was not intentional," she said. "And yes, the button is being fixed and will go back on the side where it has always been."
Buy it now links remain in other reviews and even news articles and comments, as Pando pointed out, like in this Aug. 15 music book review and back to this January 2013 letter to the editor.
Other publishers, including Gawker and Hearst Magazines, have been inserting such buy-now links on their sites for years. The use of the tactic in the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory article was particularly creepy, though, because the article dealt with the controversy about the book's new cover that featured a sexualized young girl, presumably one of the book's characters.
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In-line advertising has been around for years, too, with providers like Vibrant Media turning keyword links in articles into ads.
Newspaper publishers are pressured to find new sources of revenue, even if it's just a tiny portion of affiliate revenue from sales, but the risk is in compromising editorial independence (or appearing to do so) and turning off readers in the process, as comments on this article showed.
If the buy-it now button is gone, the Post is still serving Amazon ads in the right rail for packaged goods with the tagline, "shop now." (And, of course, those ubiquitous Google AdSense units.)


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Pretty simple really, evidence has been growing over the last five years that young people are fed up with traditional sports. This is no surprise when you think of the quality of most P.E sessions and facilities.
Young people are demanding more extreme types of sports such as surfing, climbing, canyoning and even sea fishing. Please see this article in the Western Mail.
Children demand more choice in school sport
Nov 29 2006
Aled Blake, Western Mail
CHILDREN in Wales are demanding more choice in a sporting curriculum dominated by rugby and football, according to research released today.
The research also found that those born in the second half of the school calendar are being sidelined by their lack of physical development compared to their peers.
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David Thornhill of Nottinghamshire Campaign for Better Transport has been campaigning on environmental issues for over 40 years.
David explains: "Back then, to be an environmentalist meant you were considered to be a very strange person! But now there are a large number of organisations, groups and individuals campaigning on environmental issues, which is great."
But what is David's motivation to keep campaigning? David believes that transport is an extremely important issue: "A good transport system is key to a socially equitable society, whilst the wrong transport policy is environmentally destructive and adds to climate change. Campaigning for the right transport policy is essential – it's not about being totally anti car, it is about getting that balance right and we seem to have lost that balance in society."
David volunteers with Nottinghamshire Campaign for Better Transport, a local group which campaigns on transport issues that affect the Nottingham area.
"A good transport system is key to a socially equitable society."
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David led a very successful campaign challenging a change of timetable. David explains: "The train operator stopped a key commuter train which was many people's only way to get to work. The removal of this service had a profound negative effect upon commuters".
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David reflects that such personal accounts can be very effective: "The rail company was completely unaware of the profile of the passenger and totally oblivious to customers' needs. Highlighting how the service cut really affected passengers sent out a very strong message".
"Campaigning against a change of timetable is really rather annoying," David says. "Changes can be made to timetables without informing anyone, and there is very little you do about it once the new timetable has been decided upon. Even though we successfully campaigned for the old timetable to be reinstated, we had to live with the new timetable for six months! It's a ludicrous situation; consultation with passengers should happen before any decisions are made."
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But it's not just railways and buses that the group campaigns on. Campaigning should be fun and it's good to 'think outside the box' when considering what local transport issues to tackle. The Nottinghamshire group did this, together with CAMRA the Campaign for Real Ale.
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Triggs: Conditions on Christmas Island a national shame
By: Naomi Woodley
ELEANOR HALL: We begin today with the Human Rights Commission's damning assessment of the conditions in Australia's Christmas Island detention centre, which is prompting calls for the Government to immediately remove women and children.
The commission president Professor Gillian Triggs visited the centre last week and says Australians will "hang their heads in shame" once they truly understand the conditions in which we're keeping people, especially children.
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Naomi Woodley has our report.
NAOMI WOODLEY: The president of the Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs, says she's noticed a significant decline in the health of women and children on Christmas Island since her last visit four months ago, and she now has grave concerns for their welfare.
GILLIAN TRIGGS: I think I came back more determined than ever that this story has to be told to the Australian public.
I think that every Australian, of whatever political persuasion and however threatened they feel by refugees, I feel that this story must be told because Australians will hang their heads in shame when this is really understood.
NAOMI WOODLEY: Professor Triggs says during her visit 13 women were being monitored as "high-risk" for self harm and 10 of those were on 24 hour watch. The commission says that is a spike in mental health cases.
And Professor Triggs says the desperation amongst the 174 children at the centre is palpable.
GILLIAN TRIGGS: A disproportionate number, 128 children, have self-harmed within a reporting period over 15 months - and they're departmental figures - which is significantly higher than the 80 or so alleged in relation to adults.
So you can see very dramatically by those figures the impact that this is having on those children.
NAOMI WOODLEY: Professor Triggs was accompanied to the centre last week by paediatrician Elizabeth Elliott, as part of a broader inquiry into children in immigration detention.
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT: The thing that struck me most was that it's a really poor environment for raising young children.
Mothers complain that there's just nowhere to put the baby down to learn to crawl and learn to walk.
NAOMI WOODLEY: Professor Elliott says that while young children or toddlers in the general community often get sick and pick up infections, the children in the centre are struggling to recover because of the cramped conditions.
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT: There are families living in very small sort of metal containers in two rows, in close proximity, with a central walking path.
And this really means that there's no privacy, there's a lot of noise and there's potential for spread of infection.
So many of the children we saw for example had acute respiratory infections, and it's very difficult to stop the spread of gut or respiratory infections when people are living in such close conditions.
NAOMI WOODLEY: And she's reinforced the concern about a growing number of children who are suffering mental distress.
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT: We were seeing children who have become sad, they're crying all the time, they've developed bed wetting and poor sleeping, some are refusing to eat.
And we saw several children, which is quite distressing, who had developed severe speech impediments, stuttering. They were having flashbacks and nightmares.
And then there's another group of kids who were really upsetting for us and that was the unaccompanied children, so boys aged 14 to 17 who had seen violence such as shooting and abduction of relatives at home and were now in the detention centre and really felt that they had no future.
NAOMI WOODLEY: Formal education classes for the children will soon begin, and both professors say that is a positive development, but the Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young says it's not enough.
SARAH HANSON-YOUNG: Let's get these kids processed. If they're refugees, then we welcome them. If they're not, then we send them home.
NAOMI WOODLEY: She's endorsed the commission's call for the Government to immediately move the women and children to the mainland.
SARAH HANSON-YOUNG: It is inevitable that those children will deteriorate even faster in coming months. It is inevitable that someone will die inside that detention camp unless something changes.
It is a recipe for disaster, a humanitarian disaster, and what is going on inside is child abuse and I don't say that lightly.
NAOMI WOODLEY: The Federal Opposition's immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, is currently overseas and wasn't available for comment.
The Immigration Minister Scott Morrison is also overseas and his office has not responded to The World Today's questions about conditions on Christmas Island.
ELEANOR HALL: Naomi Woodley reporting from Canberra.


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Bridgeport, Conn.-The University of Bridgeport women's volleyball team clinched a spot in next weekend's 2018 East Coast Conference Championship Tournament to be hosted by Daemen College in Amherst, N.Y. with a 25-17, 25-22, 25-23 home sweep over the visiting Roberts Wesleyan College Redhawks on Saturday afternoon in Hubbell Gym. With the victory, the Purple Knights raise their overall season record to 14-11 and their conference mark to 8-5. The Redhawks slip to 4-18 overall and 3-10 in the ECC.
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