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Here is a piece from my presentation that I wanted to share with you all.....
Remember when most kids would actually walk to school and ride their bikes to play with friends?! Those days seem to have been replaced by sedentary play that is focused around technology. Technology is wonderful, it has allowed for a never-ending flow of knowledge at just the click of a button, however it has also replaced one of the fundamental building blocks of learning, MOVEMENT!! We must remember that play serves a central role in learning, whether it is academic or behavioral.
Sadly an increasing emphasis on academics has forced schools to demand more testing, which usually requires more seat work in the classroom. Therefore evidence of learning has taken a turn. Parents are excited by what their children are "learning" via flashcards, DVDs, and computer programs, rather than an increase in dialogue, confidence, and a genuine love of learning. We must remember that rote learning is the result of sheer memorization. Authentic learning involves comprehension. Authentic learning, the process of exploration and acquiring knowledge will serve a child endlessly.
We've all heard that children learn by doing, in fact movement is the child's preferred mode of learning! We see that physical activity activates the brain much more so than seat work. Sitting increases fatigue, therefore reducing concentration, while movement feeds oxygen and glucose to the brain, optimizing its performance. Children need to move about their environment in order to bring meaning and intention to knowledge.
Now when can we use movement in Classrooms?! Well in a preschool or Pre-k setting we can start our day with an active circle time. In Kindergarten we can take breaks and dance or exercise. Try moving about the classroom for lesson enrichment, move to transition between classroom activities or within the school building. Also, teachers should play with children during outdoor play! Something as simple as blowing bubbles for students to catch or pop encourages them to run and jump! We need to encourage structured and unstructured physical play!
Some good facts to keep in mind ~
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The National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE, 2009) recommends that:
- Young children should not be sedentary for more than 60 minutes at a time, except when sleeping.
- Toddlers should accumulate at least 30 minutes a day of structured physical activity and at least 60 minutes a day of unstructured physical activity.
- Preschoolers are encouraged to accumulate at least 60 minutes a day of both structured and unstructured physical activity.
- While 60 minutes a day is the suggested minimum, it is further recommended that children accumulate "up to several hours" of physical activity daily.
Interesting right?!
Happy Playing, Exploring, and MOVING!!


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The Captain's ChestBring Smotts' Chest to Hecklebury Smotts in Booty Bay.
|Smotts' Chest
DescriptionI used to sail a ship from here all the way to Ratchet, in Kalimdor. I was a successful captain with a sterling reputation.
Those cursed sea giants ruined me! They smashed my ship, killed my crew, and set me on a lifeboat to Booty Bay. And one of the giants, Gorlash, stole my Captain's Chest. He said he wanted it for a snuffbox. The nerve!
I hear Gorlash wanders the coast east of here. Find him and get back my chest! Do that, and you'll have earned a captain's gratitude.
Ahoy, <name>! Did you find Gorlash? That chest was my favorite, and it has a hidden compartment that held my greatest treasures!
You found it! Oh happy day, this is! Thank you, <name>. Getting back my chest cools some of the fire in me.
But my revenge isn't complete...
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Mixed simulation of multiple elastic scattering of electrons and positrons using partial-wave differential cross sections Benedito Benet, Ernest; Fernández-Varea, Jose Maria; Salvat, Francesc (2001-05)
Restricted access - publisher's policyWe describe an algorithm for mixed (class II) simulation of electron multiple elastic scattering using numerical differential cross-sections (DCS), which is applicable in a wide energy range, from ~100 eV to ~1 GeV. DCSs ...
PENELOPE-2008: A Code System for Monte Carlo Simulation of Electron and Photon Transport Salvat, Francesc; Fernández-Varea, Jose Maria; Sempau Roma, Josep (2009)
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Philadelphia museum gets reboot
The 6,500-square-foot Philadelphia History Museum is tucked away on an unassuming Seventh Street block on Independence Mall. However, unlike nearby Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center, the museum does much more than focus on Philadelphia's important role in the American Revolution.
"We're not dealing with just one moment in Philadelphia history," said Charles Croce, executive director and CEO of the Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent.
The collection of more than 100,000 artifacts (10 percent have never been displayed) represents more than 330 years of the city's history, including the present day.
"Even though there's a lot to see, it's not overwhelming," Croce said.
Forced to close in 2009 in order to complete extensive renovations, the museum fully reopened to the public last September.
The building itself has historical significance for being the original location of the Franklin Institute from 1826 to 1933, before the science museum moved. At that time, Arthur Atwater Kent, a Philadelphia inventor responsible for just about every radio set in America in the 1920s, had purchased the Betsy Ross House and donated it to the city.
When asked if he would do the same for the old Franklin Institute building, Kent set just three conditions: that it be a museum dedicated to the history of Philadelphia, that admission would be free (which held true until the 1990s), and that it be named after him (which it originally was).
When the museum - formerly known as the Atwater Kent Museum - reopened, they continued to honor Kent's wishes by keeping his name on the building while rebranding the cultural institution to accurately describe what it is. The Atwater Kent reboot includes videos and interactive iPads throughout the galleries that give you more detailed information on any artifact you choose on demand -- from the taxidermist-stuffed body of Philly, the dog that saved countless lives during World War I; to a pair of Joe Frazier's boxing gloves from a 1970 championship fight; to the 17th century compass that was used to survey the land that became the City of Philadelphia.
According to Philadelphia History Museum membership and communications coordinator Kelly Murphy, there have been more than 15,500 visitors since the reopening.
"We're hearing (from visitors that have been there before) that it's new and it's fresh and it's different in tone," said Croce.
An Atwater Kent radio is included in the "City Stories: An Introduction to Philadelphia" gallery, which begins with William Penn, and in a small space -- with a bench in the center of the gallery made of reclaimed wood from the clock tower at Independence Hall -- offers a succinct timeline all the way to contemporary Philadelphians talking about their home. Use your mobile device to add your own Philadelphia description via text message to post to the "tag cloud" on a monitor on the exhibition's final panel.
The Community History Gallery offers different Philadelphia-based organizations a public forum to curate and tell their stories. The current exhibition, "Philadelphia Voices: Privates Lives in Public Spaces: Bringing Philadelphia's LGBT History Out in the Open," opens up the archives of the William Way Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Community Center and offers Philly history from another perspective.
The Pennsylvania Ballet gets their turn next year, Croce said. That Community History Gallery exhibit will chronicle the history of the ballet company's annual production of "The Nutcracker."
A highlight for school groups is the world's largest map of Philadelphia, occupying its own room on the ground floor. Installed in 2004, Croce said the hope is to obtain a grant to enhance the giant Rand McNally map with animated "augmented reality" technology, so that you can pick certain spots on the map and see what they looked like in 1800, 1900 or even what they might look like in the future.
Croce refers to "The Ordinary, the Extraordinary, and the Unknown: The Power of Objects" -- which take up three gallery spaces upstairs -- as "The Iconic Gallery." The eclectic display treats the wampum belt received by William Penn from the Lenape, the desk used by George Washington when Philadelphia was the U.S. capital city, Civil War General George Meade's presentation sword, 45 rpm records by Chubby Checker and Patti LaBelle and a hockey stick used by the Flyers' Bobby Clarke in 1980 all with reverence.
The exhibition also includes everyday objects that reflect the diversity of Philadelphia's neighborhoods, including a Quaker wedding bonnet, an NAACP cap, bocce balls from the Italian American Social Club of West Philadelphia and a quinceañera crown from Nora's Bridal Shoppe in North Philadelphia.
"Face to Facebook" puts a contemporary spin on the museum portrait gallery concept -- how do Philadelphians prefer themselves to be seen? According to Croce, Gilbert Stuart's famous 1798 portrait of George Washington (similar to the image on the dollar bill) indicates that Washington wanted to be viewed as presidential, rather than a war hero on horseback.
Daguerreotypes, vintage photographs, early camera equipment and a collage by University of the Arts students can be found among portraits of colorful characters like artist Charles Wilson Peale, a street person known only as "Crazy Nora," popular-but-excommunicated Catholic priest William Hogan and Peggy Shippen Arnold, the wife of Revolutionary hero-turned-traitor Benedict Arnold who is said to have convinced him to change his allegiance.
You can even become a part of the portrait gallery by taking a digital photograph behind an elaborate frame in the gallery and emailing it to the museum for inclusion on the Philadelphia History Museum website.
In the changing "Played in Philadelphia" gallery is "Phillies Fandemonium," with a treasure trove of donated vintage Phillies souvenirs and memorabilia, jerseys worn by Mike Schmidt and Jimmy Rollins, Veterans Stadium seats, Fox 29 video from the 2008 World Series parade, a champagne bottle from the '08 World Series victory celebration, a Citizens Bank Park photo mural and more.
Like a bookend to "Played in Philadelphia" is the changing gallery "Made in Philadelphia," which focuses on the city's manufacturing history. The current exhibition is "Craft Brewing: It's a Beer of Revolution." Highlights include a tankard that belonged to Ben Franklin, rare beer cans and Philly breweriana with familiar names like Schmidt's and Ortlieb's, plus video interviews with the founders and owners of Philly craft brewers Dock Street, Philadelphia Brewing Company, and Yards. The exhibition also includes a full-size bar with a photo mural of McGillin's Old Ale House, Philadelphia's oldest continuing operating bar, according to Croce.
For a time, Philadelphia was known as "the workshop of the world" and the next "Made in Philadelphia" exhibition will chronicle the city's silver manufacturing history.


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Peter van Coelen (16th century)
Peter van Coelen (Pieter van Keulen, van Ceulen, or Peter of Cologne) was by 1568 an elder of the Flemish Mennonites. He is known especially for the public disputations he held with the Reformed clergy. Already in 1578 at the disputation at Emden, Germany, when the elders were worsted by the Reformed preachers, he had saved the honor of the Mennonites. In 1587 he held a disputation with Henricus Antonides at Franeker.
Better known is the public disputation held at Leeuwarden in 1596. When Ruardus Acronius, the Reformed preacher at Cornjum near Leeuwarden, molested the Mennonites, the States of Friesland ordered a public disputation to be held at the Reformed Galileër Church, in which Acronius and Peter participated and which lasted from 16 August to 17 November. In 156 sessions they discussed 11 points set up by the Reformed side (including the Incarnation, the Scriptures, grace, over-estimation of human ability, the church). The record (though one-sided) shows that Peter defended his opinions forcefully and with great ability and wide knowledge of the Bible. The only result was an increase in mutual bitterness. The wish of the Reformed synods in the following years to have the Mennonite churches closed is also one of its fruits.
Meanwhile Peter had gone over to the Frisian Mennonites. The Flemish had expelled him because he opposed the strict ban (1589). After the discussion with Acronius he was in Sneek, where he courageously met the violent preacher Bogerman in 1600. A severe edict against the Mennonites resulted. But on the whole the government did not carry it out very rigorously - to the great annoyance of the Calvinists. The date of Peter's death is not known. He died at an advanced age; that he was still active in 1603 is shown by a petition of the Harlingen Reformed Synod to the States of Friesland of that date.
Cate, Steven Blaupot ten. Geschiedenis der Doopsgezinden in Friesland. Leeuwarden: W. Eekhoff, 1839: 132-37.
Cramer, Samuel and Fredrik Pijper. Bibliotheca Reformatoria Neerlandica, 10 vols. The Hague: M. Nijhoff, 1903-1914: v. VII, 65, 550.
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1873): 84-88; (1910): 20 ff.; (1917): 132.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. II, 524.
Kühler, Wilhelmus Johannes. Geschiedenis der Nederlandsche Doopsgezinden in de Zestiende Eeuw. Haarlem: H.D. Tjeenk Willink, 1932: v. I, 431, 445, 447 ff.
Mennonitische Blätter (1851): 28-31.
Protocol, dat is de gantsche handelinge des ghesprechs, gehouden tot Leeuwarden. Leeuwarden, 1597.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1959). Peter van Coelen (16th century). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 27 October 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Peter_van_Coelen_(16th_century)&oldid=145766.
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Hand woven 100% cotton Girasol baby wraps are produced in Guatemala with traditional methods of the Maya Indians. Girasol baby wraps are wonderfully soft and adaptive. The weave type is supportive and it makes babywearing a pleasant experience. Of all the baby carriers on the market, the traditional baby wrap is the most versatile: you can use it with a newborn and up to toddler years. You can wrap the baby in dozens of different ways and it's possible to find a suitable carry to different situations. The baby wrap also fits to parents of all sizes.
When carrying with a baby wrap, the weight of the child will distribute widely over ones upper body and the single muscles are not strained too much. The right size of the baby wrap depends on the carries that you want to use and your size. We will happily help you to pick the right size for you, if you find it difficult!
Our Girasol design collection consists of several beautiful colors that are made exclusively for Wearababy. We aim to keep the most popular designs available at all times but some sizes may run out before the next batch arrives. Some colors are limited edition (LE) and only one batch is made.
Hand woven Girasol wraps are produced in Guatemala with traditional methods of the Maya Indians. Baby wraps are made of pure cotton and no chemical pretreatment is used. The threads are dyed with harmless colorants.
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Financial decision-making is also influenced by gender differences, according to psychology professor Paul Greenberg. Citing the work of Dr. Shelley Taylor, Greenberg said, "We know that the classic male stress response of fight or flight is different from the female stress response of tend and befriend." For advisors in particular, he added, "We can see gender differences in the number of trades and risk aversion. Men can be more motivated by euphoria-driven behavior."
Wealth psychology specialist and author Kathleen Burns Kingsbury brings together gender-related findings from a number of respected brain experts in "How to Give Financial Advice to Women: Attracting and Retaining High-Net-Worth Female Clients." We were particularly interested in Kingsbury's quotation from "The Female Brain" by neuropsychiatrist Louann Brizendine, M.D.: "Although male and female brains are 99% the same, the 1% gender difference in brain chemistry is evident in every cell of the body."
Brizendine continued, "There is no unisex brain […]. Girls arrive already wired as girls, and boys arrive already wired as boys. Their brains are different by the time they're born, and their brains are what drive their impulses, values and their reality."
This difference is clear in male and female investors. Men measure success in terms of beating a benchmark or their friends. As Kingsbury put it, winning "makes their brains happy." To women, investment success isn't about winning or losing, but about meeting their life goals and objectives—in other words, surviving and thriving.
Several physical differences in the brain tend to make women more relationship-oriented and more focused on caregiving, passing on legacies to the next generation and using wealth to better the community. These differences involve three areas of the brain:
- The amygdala and limbic system (center of emotion, fear and aggression; responsible for "fight or flight"). The limbic system is larger in the female brain than in males'. Scientists hypothesize that this may contribute to women feeling responsible for caring for those they love, even at their own personal and financial expense.
- The corpus callosum (connector that transmits signals between the left and right sides of the brain). Women have more connections between hemispheres, accounting for their proficiency in multitasking and verbal communication. Men's more limited number of connections makes them less verbal, but enables them to concentrate more fully on individual tasks.
- The hippocampus (hub of emotion and memory formation and recall). This too is larger in women than in men, perhaps accounting for women's greater ability to store and remember details.
As a corollary to the last point, Kingsbury suggested that advisors take more time to listen when women share details of their lives, choices and goals. When you refer to specifics of a woman's situation, the perception is that you genuinely care about her and her future, which can contribute to building a stronger relationship.
This is an article that accompanies Investment Advisor's February 2013 cover story, "Double Think" on the latest findings in brain research and how advisors can use those findings to better work with their clients.
You may also be interested in several articles from Research magazine by Michael Finke: one on the study of neuroeconomics, and a cover story on the aging brain and investing.


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Yellow Roses, yellow Daisies, white Lilies, white Dendrobium Orchids, assorted greenery
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Emerald tree boa
Corallus caninus, commonly called the emerald tree boa,[3] is a non-venomous boa species found in the rainforests of South America. Since 2009 the species Corallus batesii has been distinguished from C. caninus.[4]
|Emerald tree boa
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|Corallus caninus
Adults grow to about 6 feet (1.8 m) in length. They have highly developed front teeth that are likely proportionately larger than those of any other non-venomous snake.[5]
The color pattern typically consists of an emerald green ground color with a white irregular interrupted zigzag stripe or so-called 'lightning bolts' down the back and a yellow belly. The bright coloration and markings are very distinctive among South American snakes. Juveniles vary in color between various shades of light and dark orange or brick-red before ontogenetic coloration sets in and the animals turn emerald green (after 9–12 months of age).[6] This also occurs in green tree python (Morelia viridis), a python species in which hatchlings and juveniles may also be canary yellow or brick-red. As opposed to popular belief, yellow juveniles (as in the green tree python) do not occur in the emerald tree boa.
Some herpetologists have considered whether they should be classified as a new species based on locality. The name recently suggested for this morphological variant, is Corallus batesii [Henderson]. Specimens from the Amazon River basin tend to grow the largest, are much more docile than their Northern relatives and attain lengths of 7–9 feet (2.1–2.7 m), while the overall average size is closer to 6 feet (1.8 m). Those from the southern end of their range in Peru tend to be darker in color. Amazon Basin specimens generally have an uninterrupted white dorsal line, whereas the white markings in specimens from Guyana and Surinam (known as "Guyana Shield" or "Northern" emerald tree boas) are quite variable.[7] The snout scales in Amazon Basin specimens are also much smaller than in their Northern, Southern and Western counterparts found, for example, in Surinam, Venezuela, Bolivia, and French Guiana. Hybrid forms between the Northern Shield Corallus caninus and the Amazon Basin form are also known to exist.
C. caninus appears very similar to the green tree python (Morelia viridis) from southeast Asia and Australia. Only very distantly related, this is an example of convergent evolution. Physical differences include the head scalation and the location of the heat pits around the mouth.
The specific or subspecific name, batesii, is in honor of Henry Walter Bates, an English naturalist and explorer, for whom Batesian mimicry is also named.[8]
Geographic rangeEdit
Found in South America in the northern region of Colombia, Brazil, and from Venezuela to Suriname and the Guianas within the so-called Guiana Shield. The type locality given is "Americae."[2] The 'Basin' species, as the name suggests, is only found along the basin of the Amazon River, in southern Suriname, southern Guiana, southern Venezuela to Colombia, Peru and Brazil and in the surrounding jungles of the Amazon River.
The diet consists primarily of small mammals, but they have been known to eat some smaller bird species as well as lizards and frogs. Due to the extremely slow metabolism of this species, it feeds much less often than ground dwelling species and meals may be several months apart.
Previously, it had been thought that the primary diet consisted of birds. However, studies of the stomach contents of this species indicate that the majority of its diet consists of small mammals. Juvenile and neonates have also been known to feed on small lizards and frogs, particularly glass frogs (observation made by Henderson et al.).
C. caninus is ovoviviparous, with females producing an average of between 6 and 14 young at a time, sometimes even more. Litters exceeding these numbers are extremely rare. Newly born juveniles have a distinctive brick-red to orange coloration and gradually go through an ontogenetic color change over a period of 12 months, gradually turning to full emerald green.[citation needed]
- ^ NatureServe (2013). "Corallus caninus". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 2013. Retrieved 15 December 2014.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)old-form url
- ^ a b McDiarmid RW, Campbell JA, Touré T. 1999. Snake Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference, Volume 1. Washington, District of Columbia: Herpetologists' League. 511 pp. ISBN 1-893777-00-6 (series). ISBN 1-893777-01-4 (volume).
- ^ Mehrtens JM. 1987. Living Snakes of the World in Color. New York: Sterling Publishers. 480 pp. ISBN 0-8069-6460-X.
- ^ "Corallus caninus". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 3 July 2008.
- ^ Stidworthy J. 1974. Snakes of the World. Grosset & Dunlap Inc. 160 pp. ISBN 0-448-11856-4.
- ^ Henderson, Robert W.; Passos, Paulo; Feitosa, Darlan (3 September 2009). "Geographic Variation in the Emerald Treeboa, Corallus caninus (Squamata: Boidae)". Copeia. 2009 (3): 572–582. doi:10.1643/ch-08-190. JSTOR 25622941.
- ^ Walder, Rico. "Expert Care for the Emerald Tree Boa". Reptiles Magazine.
- ^ Beolens B, Watkins M, Grayson M. 2011. The Eponym Dictionary of Reptiles. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. xiii + 296 pp. ISBN 978-1-4214-0135-5. (Corallus batesii, p. 19).
Further readingEdit
- Mattison, Chris (1999). Snake. DK Publishing. ISBN 0-7894-4660-X.
External linksEdit
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Corallus caninus.
- Corallus caninus at the Reptarium.cz Reptile Database. Accessed 4 July 2008.
- Corallus.com: Emerald Tree Boa at Corallus Dot Com. Accessed 4 July 2008.
- Amazon Basins LLC. Accessed 4 July 2008.
- Corallus caninus. Accessed 8 August 2008.
- Emerald Tree Boa, Beautiful Green Pet Snake


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Cadets from all Worcester Consortium colleges and universities, plus Fitchburg and Framingham State Universities, Daniel Webster College, and UMass Lowell make up what is known as the Bay State Battalion. Headquartered at WPI, this unit prides itself on turning motivated and intelligent Cadets into educated and well-rounded officers.
The Bay State Battalion typically trains 90-120 cadets each year. All Cadets attend their Military Science classes and Battalion labs at WPI, though Fitchburg State University and UMass Lowell Cadets conduct their own physical training with approximately 20-40 Cadets each. The 50-60 students of the Worcester Consortium schools do their physical training at WPI.


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Barron's Buzz: Much Ado About Apple
Barron's Magazine Editor Jack Otter joins The News Hub to preview this week's issue of Barron's Magazine: There's too much ado about Apple, and manufacturing returns to the U.S. Photo: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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The Royal Navy
I love Britain. I love it so much that I married it last week. We are now expecting twins, Australia & Little Britain, but why do I love it? Because it is PERFECT. Most importantly though I love Britain for its Navy. Britain has without doubt the world's greatest and proudest empire, and this is because of its Royal Navy. With it's powerful yet polite Navy, it waltzes into the puny lesser countries and invades the lands of the stupid and obviously inferior natives. But what is it about the Navy that makes it so great? Well, I'll tell you why. It is because of them that the sailors are so good and the empire they helped create is even better. It is these that we will be looking at in this page. The History of Britain and France are focused upon the Royal Navy, with the former using the Royal Navy to crush the latter, every year since the Hundred Years war (which was approx. 1pm June 23 98BC to 4:33pm the same day) and every year in the future.
Britain has known many great sailors such as Sir Francis Drape & Sir Walter Raeliegh (No Lies) & some even greater ones like the brave & down-right amazing Duke of Wellington (inventor of Wellingtons & Ugh Boots), and Nelson Mandella (aka Amiral Nelson, hero of the Battle of Trafalgar).
The Proud, Noble Sailor[edit]
"Cannibalism no longer occurs in the British Navy. And when I say "no longer occurs," I mean, of course, that there is a certain amount of it. But we definitely have the problem under control. Watkins, put that down!"
What with Britain being perfect and being the rulers of the world and everything super like that, all of her sailors are perfect, noble and brave too. There are certain things you may notice about a sailor:
- A sailor will usually have a long beard. Sailors will have to travel long distances and sometimes food supplies may run low. However for a sailor with a beard, he/she can make meals last entire months and concoct strange and delicious combinations. The delicious and ultimately superior (therefore British) food "Eel pie" was invented by a sailor known as 'Sir Eel Pie" when he was searching through his long beard and found a live 5 foot eel and some cardboard. This was so delicious that he introduced it to the proud and great people of Britain.
- A sailor's uniform is white. Any British man has a desire to spread his seed so that the greatest race will not die out. Unfortunately there are no women in the British navy as British women are so beautiful that anyone not British who looks upon her face will instantly fall in love with them, and what with all the exploring to countries filled with filthy black scum, it is much safer for these women to stay at home, rather than being infected by the disgusting libidenous acts that these dirty minded filth will concoct. Because there are no women in the British navy men have to bravely release their brave sperm who sacrifice themselves onto the floor. This can leave a mark on their uniforms, but because it is white it doesn't look out of place. This is how perfect and ingenious the Brits are. Rule Britania! The Duke of Wellington was known for bravely sacrificing his sperm to remain level-headed 3 times a day. He was awarded the St. George's Cross for his amazing feat of bravery for sacrificing so much of his superior gene-carriers for the good of the empire. Some neanderthalic Danes argue that the reason for this brave act was because he couldn't get any real sex, because he had such a huge nose. But that just goes to show how filthy and libidenous the Danes are with there Revolting innuendos.
- Most sailors have at least 50 medals. 40 for being British & the other 10 for perfect attendance.
- There is no cannibalism in the British Navy, and when we say "none" we mean there is a certain amount—more than we are prepared to admit. But it is now the Marines who suffer the greatest casualties in this area. And necrophilia is right out.
In 898 AD King Alfred the Great, suffering from swollen nuts and a permanent erection, sent word throughout the land. Whoever could cure him of this affliction, would receive a large reward.
At last, the great sage Strongitharm, arrived at court. After a detailed examination of the King's meat and two veg, Strongitharm announced his verdict to the anxious king.
"The problem, Sire, is that you are not getting any action. You really need to empty your nuts."
Alfred was not impressed. "How can I get laid when the Vikings are nicking off with all the crumpet?"
"Simple" replied strongitharm. "The reason the Vikings get off with all the totty, is that they have really cool, pimped up ships. One look at these floating fanny-magnets, and all the hotties are off to Viking Land"
"Then I decree that we shall build a fleet of mega-cool, leg-opening, totty-tempters of our own. Tell the Royal Shipwrights to get a move on before my plums explode"
And so was born the Royal Navy.
Elizabeth I (Good Queen Bess)[edit]
Also known as the Virgin Queen. If only she had been around in Alfred's day.
Despite the imminent threat from the Spanish, Elizabeth was reluctant to invest in the Royal Navy.
Her Majesty was heard to remark:
"The navy appears to be made up entirely of shirt-lifters. How are we ever going to get laid?"
Luckily, the Chatham Dockyards came up with the solution. The original ships had been designed as fanny-magnets for King Alfred. What was needed was ships that were hunk-magnets. That way, the Virgin Queen could dock a few battleships of her own.
Sir Walter Raleigh was the first person to .....all together now.....circumcise the globe. Stopping off in the New World to invent the Potato. Soon people in England were smoking them, building houses out of them and yes, even eating them. In exchange, the gave the Colonies tomacco, which was a major part of the American economy during the 19th Century.
Empire Building[edit]
Sometime during the late 17th Century Britain decided it had had enough. It had already been ruled by the cruel Greeks & Romans & then the Scottish who wheren't so bad because they were right next to England. But they still weren't happy. They decided it was time to show the world that they were wrong. It started in 1699 when local (but certainly not common) British man Rowan Atkinson revolted against the kingdom that was currently ruling Britain & took the throne. This symbolised the end of the world's most powerful kingdom, the animal kingdom. King Rowan I changed his name to George & his nationality to German for some reason & then said "Go out & get me some land". The loyal British braves obeyed their masters & came back heroes. 3 years later the brave Brits (Hurrah!) came back (Hurrah!) with new lands for the king (Hurrah!). These lands were Canada, America, South Africa, Gebralta, India, Australia, New Zealand & Esperanto.
The first land the empire grabbed was America, they tried to teach the natives to become urbane like the brits although sadly they became obnoctious & loud, however this was pretty good considering that these natives started off with nothing & no previous British influence. Other countries such as Spane & France wanted to join in the whole empire thing. But were no good at it. They went for the crappy lands in South America which obviously had no value at all or else the British would have been after it. The French forced their demonic religious beliefs on the natives. The British however persuaded them to believe their religion (which is the correct religion anyway), so even if they did force it upon the natives they would be saving them. The French & Spanish also stole the riches from the natives. The British took riches from the lands of the natives too but they paid them something in return. The Canadian Inuits received a rare bead for the Canadian gold & lands. The American Sioux gentlemen received casinos & the biggest & most magnificent city on Earth Los Angeles. The Spanish were kind enough to sell Gebralta for free. King George the third being a modest but mad monarch told King Kermit of Spain the strategical sagnificance of Gebralta but Kermit proceeded to say "Strategical sagnificance, Smameegical smegnificance!". The Australian Aboriginals & the Kiwi Maori were given a treaty which they signed in agreement that they wanted to give their lands to the British just so they could be a part of the great British Empire. Certain slanderous Dutch heathens tell this great lie on wikipedia that the treaty stated that if they gave the British their lands then they would not kill any more aboriginals. However any true British man will tell you that the Aboriginals of Australia wanted to be hunted for the enjoyment of their future masters.
Britain also had it's eyes on China. Now Britain is not a barbaric empire who just run into a nation & steal it, so they persuaded them to offer them their land. At first they used their sophisticated British charm but the Chinese do not understand subtlety or charm what with them being simpletons & everything. The British gave them lovely opium flowers with the intention of selling it to them for their gardens. But DISASTER not only did the stupid chinks not offer their land to the British & then apologizing for being so stupid but they smoked the opium. After that the British stopped trying to
invade fairly buy China.
Present Day[edit]
In 2004, Tony Blair sold the ships of the Royal Navy to George W. Bush for 1 Great British Dollar which, due to the exchange rate, bankrupted the United States. The Royal Navy still sends a team to the Edinburgh Military T.A.T.U., given that they no longer have to deal with the messy, smelly ship things they can concentrate on their hair, make up and Caber Tossing they are doing better than ever. Also, Comrade Brown has overseen the largest increase in funding and new ship production in recent times,meaning the RN is not facing massive cuts and has the capability to do anything, anywhere anytime, consequently the RN loves him and Swiss Des... AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA AHAHAHA AHA AHA Aha ahem. Honestly its not just him speaking hot air, he really has, he put orders in any everything, even sold the design for one to the French... okay you caught us, its me Comrade Commisar Brown, I still have not found enough money down the back of the sofa to fit defence into this New Economic Plan, but I'm looking I promise, and Swiss "show me the money" Des has as well, so far we have a lollipop, a model ship in a bottle, and the plans for what really happened to Diana. So erm basically until then, we will just float around in the Arabic sea, being caught by Iranians who trade us iPods for dodgy suits. It has nothing to do with signing on to the CND earlier in my life... nothing
Currently, the Royal Navy opperates three ships, two of which are out of commision due to manpower shortages and health and safety. But mainly manpower shortages, because recently the lower classes in the UK have got it into their heads that they can "make something of themselves" and do upper class things like go to university, or travel abroad, instead of getting shot at while the rich people eat tea and crumpets...like in that Kasabian video. Anyway, I digress...£15 for a Mars bar?! Fucking cockneys. They takes the piss!
- Sometime between 1000 and 2000: Spanish armada tries to invade Britain. Haha we fucking nailed them.
- 1340: The Royal Navy blasts the crap out of the French at The Battle of Sluys.
- 1588: The Royal Navy, under the command of Sir Francis Drake's dog, and with the help of some really shitty weather, blasts the chorizo out of the Spanish Armada.
- 1595: The Royal Navy blasts the tea leaves out of some chinese barges after an emergency shortage en route to Holland.
- 1652: Under the temprorary name "The UnRoyal Navy" the fleet of the English republic kicks seven shade of orange out of the Dutch Navy. In the process it obtains Jamaica and within weeks heavy fugs of cannabis smoke were hanging over Whitehall Palace and Parliament.
- 1650-67: Under the temprorary name "The Un/Royal Navy" the fleet of the English republic/royal people kicks seven shade of orange out of the Dutch Navy, AGAIN. After seval attempts to defeat the english the dutch give up and go back to fucking possys and smoking opium (from India, we'll get to that later)
- 1776: Within weeks of the declaration of independence, the Royal Navy roars into the ports of several colonial cities smashing the Rebel vessels to driftwood and blowing the Yankee forts to pieces. It was only because the land war was fought by sausage-munching germans lead by half-german idiot toffs in white-powdered wigs that the Americans won the resulting war.
- 1778: The Royal Navy blasts the crap out of the French at the Battle of the Virginia Capes
- 1798: Under the command of the Admiral Nelson, the British fleet blasts the crap out of the French navy at The Battle of Aboukir.
- 1802: In a historical first, the Royal Navy does not attack the French or Spanish fleet. 33 ships sail to Copenhagen to blast the crap out of the Danish navy. Arriving in Denmark, they realised Denmark had no Navy to p0wn. Instead they blast the crap out of some fishing boats.
- 1802: The Royal Navy, under the command of a strapping dinner jacket, blasts the merde out of the French second fleet.
- 1803: Moses came to take his people across the sea parted it and the all fell to their death, then they had a epiphany and decied to make lollies and to this day and the largest export of candy and nielsen families and flaming, flying pigs.
- 1804: The Royal Navy blasts the crap out of the French at The Battle of Trafalgar.
- 1812: In Anglo-American War II the Royal Navy blows th living fuck out of several American warships. This is why America's navy never evolved beyond the principles of "Boat dun floated".
- 1899: In the Bower War The Royal Navy blasts the crap out of the beseigers of Ladysmith having lugged field guns across land and obstacles. The event is commemorated still with the annual removal of fingers and breaking of legs in the Field Gun (Brickingitt) Competition at HMS Cauliflower in Fareham.
- 1940: The French fleet, anchored in Mers-el-Baguette, French North Africa (now Algeria) is blasted the crap out of by elements of the Royal Navy Mediterranian Fleet.
- 1988: The Royal Navy, under the command of Supreme-baroness Thatcher, blasts the falk out of some rowdy colonists in thee Flaklands.
- 1995: When the Queen of the World stated "Its 'bout time the bloody navy showed up. I had me bloody knickers in a twist... Oooh it's tea time!"
- 20X6: The Royal Navy blasts the vive'ing crap out of the French at The Battle of North Dakota. And then fucks the Nazis under leadership of bill gates (conviniantly the ship gates is sailing on, a Xbox, sinks)
Assorted Bollocks[edit]
- 4 x 26 foot motor cruisers, armed with one boarding pike and a drunken man shouting obscene words.
- 27 12 foot yachts, armed with nothing but English teeth shaped into ghastly sculptures.
- 366 Alien battlecruisers, each armed with 86 overweight sci-fi fans shipped in from an American Star Trek convention.
- 1 super-frigate, Hornblower's flagship the HMS Bally-Rotten, armed with 8 hun-seeking missiles, a 362-pounder gariboldi cannon and some deadly stuff.
- 1 patrol ship, armed with a Pez launcher and a battalion of her Majesty's finest Super-Soaker Shock-Troopers.
- The Death Star
Once England built up its empire, the Royal Navy grew and grew, as did the size of its ships, until 1812, when the ships were so big that they spanned the Atlantic Ocean. The Americans didn't like this, and it was one of the factors which sparked off the War of 1812 between England, the U.S.A. and Canada.
The Dreadnoughts were Britain's most powerful ships, but the German chocotastic bomb thwarted Britain's naval ambitions. This dashed inconvenience was resolved in 1903 with the inventon of the Watkin & Smythe Marmite cannon, annihilating the Nazi fleet and their inferior sausage-chomping tastebuds.
The perceived homosexual culture within the Royal Navy has greatly influenced the development of the names of ranks for both officers and, ahem, seamen. A complete, accurate list of ranks is difficult to come by as the Ministry of Defense has expended vast resources attempting to cover up the
appropriate inappropriate names of the ranks. The following list is the best obtainable without Level Purple Delta 6 security clearance.
Commissioned Officers[edit]
- Admiral of the Fleet - The Big Chief. He gets to drive any boat he wants.
- Admiral - These fellows run the Royal Navy. (The Admiral of the Fleet is too busy driving any boat he wants.)
- Vice-Admiral - These fellows attempt to eliminate all prostitution within the Royal Navy.
- Rear Admiral - Too easy.
- Commodore - An old computer.
- Captain - Usually an ex-pirate, but not always the case.
- Commander - Is not really in command, except when the Captain is off plundering.
- Lieutenant-Commander - Exists.
- Lieutenant - May exist.
- Sub-Lieutenant - Not quite as easy as Rear Admiral, but there is definitely some sort of S&M or CBT overtone.
- Midshipman - These lads are tasked with holding the two halves of the ship together.
Ratings and Other Ranks[edit]
- Chief Petty Officer - The Little Chief. Must have an eye patch and at least one wooden leg.
- Petty Officer - Fairly anal.
- Leading Seaman - Sounds like leading semen.
- Able Seaman - Sounds like able semen.
- Ordinary Seaman - Sounds like ordinary semen.
Vessel Names[edit]
"Historically, the Royal Navy has named its vessels to convey a masculine and blatantly aggressive posture to Alan Sundry (the famous spokesman for middle England). This image is clearly out-of-line with modern trends towards a socially-aware and inclusive fighting and peace-keeping organisation. To complete our cultural transition, appropriate names for future vessels are invited, you festering turds." -- Admiral Crunch, speaking from the HMS Holocaust-Denial.
- HMS Afro - Patrolling the Jamaican seas
- HMS After8 - Navigating the western oceans after the 8 o' clock news
- HMS Ambivalence - NOT patrolling...just happening to be here...
- HMS Ambridge
- HMS Anglepoise - Lighting up the dark seas...
- HMS Al-Quack - Well it floats?
- HMS Ass Dumpling
- HMS Arsenal - It WAS NOT a foul...
- HMS Aspect
- HMS Audi - For that German efficiency.
- HMS Back-slider
- HMS Bartender - Can I see some ID.
- HMS Bathtub - Cleanest fighting sailors around.
- HMS Beagle - "This ship is a real dog" as Darwin was once quoted.
- HMS Best Value - The Tesco contribution to sea power.
- HMS Big Ship (after naming so many ships the imagination gave out)
- HMS Big Ship That Wanted to be a Little Ship
- HMS Bit Nippy
- HMS Blighty
- HMS Bob The Builder - Pride and glory of the new fleet, can fix any conflict
- HMS Bollocks - Well we all know about sea men.
- HMS Bounceout
- HMS Bouncer
- HMS Bovril
- HMS Buckstop
- HMS Bush - The prototype camouflage.
- HMS Cameltosis
- HMS Canned Ham - this boat is invincible to cannon fire and air attack but lets just hope the enemy don't have tin openers
- HMS Caveat
- HMS Cheerio!
- HMS Chertsey
- HMS Choad Weasel
- HMS Clipboard - The cannon fodder ship, shame really its full of bureaucrats and safety management.
- HMS Contraflow
- HMS Corsetry
- HMS Couch-Tater
- HMS Cream-of-the-Teas
- HMS Cuttlefish
- HMS Deadlock
- HMS Deckchair
- HMS Diffident
- HMS Dingleberry
- HMS Do-as-you-would-be-done-by
- HMS Doolittle
- HMS Dormouse
- HMS Dorothy Perkins
- HMS Dreadlock
- HMS Due Process
- HMS Dyson
- HMS Eeyore
- HMS End-of-the-Day
- HMS Epilepsy
- HMS Eyeliner
- HMS Far Queue
- HMS Fishpaste
- HMS Flounder
- HMS Flying Buttock
- HMS Flying Picket
- HMS Flyspray
- HMS Foreplay
- HMS Fudgepacker
- HMS Good Intent
- HMS Gumboot
- HMS Half-baked
- HMS Halibut
- HMS Hand-bag
- HMS Haversac
- HMS Hawtry
- HMS Her Indoors
- HMS Our Majesties' liposuction
- HMS Holocaust-Denial - What holocaust?
- HMS Hopeful Yet Resigned - Yeah, we'll sink...
- HMS Hostage Incident - We are holding out for a higher price, the paparazzi love that crap
- HMS Incontinent
- HMS Indecisive
- HMS Invisible
- HMS Jolly Miffed
- HMS Kipper
- HMS Kiwi
- HMS Koala
- HMS Keogh - foundering off the Litchfield Peninsular
- HMS Kwikfit
- HMS Liferaft
- HMS Ludo
- HMS Lulu
- HMS Makeweight
- HMS Makosi
- HMS Meldrew
- HMS Milliner
- HMS Moderator
- HMS Moorhen
- HMS Moose Knuckle
- HMS Mudchute
- HMS Muffin
- HMS Mullet
- HMS Nancy
- HMS Never mind the Rollocks
- HMS Nimmo
- HMS Notbothered
- HMS Nutsack
- HMS Occasional
- HMS Off-slip
- HMS Oscar Wilde
- HMS Outnumbered
- HMS Ovaltine
- HMS Pantyhose
- HMS Paxman
- HMS Performance Indicator
- HMS Perpetual Refit
- HMS Pillowbiter
- HMS Pinafore - Ultimate ship of the entire Royal Navy fleet.
- HMS Ping-Pong
- HMS Pisspot
- HMS Poodle
- HMS Pot Noodle
- HMS Prawn Cocktail
- HMS Pugwash
- HMS Pukka
- HMS Putter
- HMS Resignation
- HMS Revolting
- HMS Rover - (always falling to pieces and being sold for £10)
- HMS Rumblestrip
- HMS Rushton
- HMS Sandcastle
- HMS Sausage fest
- HMS Sardine
- HMS Sea Breeze
- HMS Shag - (Need you ask?)
- HMS Shirtlifter
- HMS Sol Vita
- HMS Sign-on
- HMS Sinkable
- HMS Slipshod
- HMS Sloppy Joe
- HMS Smoothie
- HMS Spiffing
- HMS Summat
- HMS Surbiton
- HMS Tawdry Tart
- HMS Take That You Filthy French Swine
- HMS Teacake
- HMS Teaspoon
- HMS Terrapin
- HMS Thin-end-of-the-Wedge
- HMS Titanic II - The Unsinkable, mark II
- HMS Toadfish
- HMS Toastrack
- HMS Tojo
- HMS Token Gesture
- HMS Toshi
- HMS Tosspot
- HMS Tout
- HMS Tufty
- HMS Tumescent
- HMS Turd Burglar
- HMS Umpire
- HMS Unsinkable (this if the fifth ship to bear the name, the first four sank unexpectedly)
- HMS Vacuous
- HMS Viagra - We work miracles
- HMS Wag
- HMS Wannabe
- HMS Whatever
- HMS Whinging Pom
- HMS Wikipedia
- HMS Wilmslow
- HMS Womb Ferret
- HMS Woodstain
- HMS You Noob
- HMS Your Mother
- HMS Zipper Squid


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Date Night: Sage General Store
Spots for every kind of date.
We're not prayerful people, but Sage General Store put us in mind of religion. This restaurant in Long Island City, done up to look like a country store in Anywhere, USA, definitely venerates objects, displaying a phalanx of folk art from bowling pins to artfully molded skewers to portraits of people no one knows, tags discreetely describing the thing's purpose and cost. In the corner, there's a huge oven that only kicks on during brunch, like an organ that hulks about moodily until a spinster comes to caress it into a cacophonous blossoming. Lastly, the simple regional American cooking resemble the dishes one might find a family gobbling after services.
Unlike the antsy atmosphere of a family meal, however, the general vibe feels low-fi. Water arrives in handled jugs, "country fairs drinking jars" etched into the glass. Sides get scooped from a steam table, and the nightly specials are far fewer than what's available for breakfast, lunch, brunch, or the busy catering business. Occasionally someone wandered in for an early evening sandwich, but we mostly had the narrow dining area, with its gingham-cushioned chairs and little vases of flowers, to ourselves.
The pasta of the day ($12) involved penne tossed with pancetta, broccoli rabe, roasted tomatoes, and an herb white wine sauce. Some force--lack of love, perhaps, or lack of attention--rendered the noodles gummy, and the diced bacon was all fat. We can't even remember the sauce. All Moms and Dads have the dishes they do well, and the dishes that made you dread dinner. Not an epic fail, but getting close.
Our second entree pleased, big time: a half chicken with two sides ($14) that was, according to the menu, free of hormones and "weird stuff." The bird had been rubbed and rotisseried. A miracle, the skin stayed as moist as the meat, lending a skein of salt, pepper, and the 8 herbs, jam-packed with juiciness. And there was so much of it! We'd visit a shrine dedicated to this dish or, at the very least, come back with a few friends and get the 3-pounder ($20 with two sides).
As for the two sides, a static sea of bourbon sweet potatoes beckoned, as if the innards of pumpkin pie had been pulled out and further mashed, mixed with sugar, and then sprinkled with cinnamon. We also tried that day's mac-and-cheese, in our case tomato and spinach. It had gone soft and bready, with the occasional bite of tomato lending pungent zip. The spinach was negligible, a grownup's attempt to get a kid to eat some greens without knowing. Sides are available as standalones for $6 a pop.
For dessert, two takes on the past: a Hostess cupcake ($3), a chocolate cupcake with the tell-tale white squiggle, and a pink snowball ($3), a vanilla cupcake covered in a shaggy mane of frosting and coconut. Cream cheese elevated them both, lending a sharpness to the close-to-cloying sweetness. Nevertheless, it's hard not to eat these examples of baked nostalgia and not remember your first time. We encountered these treats visiting our fathers at work, when they'd take a break at the coffee wagon (aka the "roach coach"). Sage's lacked cellophane as well as the chemical aftertaste of those long-ago goodies, thankfully, and encouraged us to add "call parents" to our list of things to do that weekend.
Among the goods adorning the walls we spied leather boots and riding crops, saddles and paddles. Nevertheless, this restaurant is more sweet than spice. With its decor and dishes steeped in innocent American domesticity, Sage General Store is best for: a date with someone you'd like to hold hands with.
Sage General Store
24-20 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City NY 11101 (map)
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Mexico's president approved several changes to the country's constitution Wednesday aimed at cracking down on human trafficking.
President Felipe Calderon announced two of the changes - one that requires those accused of human trafficking to be imprisoned during trials, and one that guarantees anonymity of victims who denounce the crime.
"It is important that they can give their testimony to the authorities and to society without being at risk," he said.
Calderon gave Mexico's Congress 180 days to approve a new nationwide human trafficking law that will reform and streamline how authorities handle such cases across the country.
"There are thousands and thousands of cases, in a society that is still unaware of the seriousness of this crime," he said. "We have to break through this curtain ... that is hiding from the Mexicans a criminal reality that is in front of us."
With increasing frequency, he said, criminal organizations that ship and sell drugs and weapons have added human trafficking to their repertoire.
In addition to Calderon's speech, Wednesday's presentation included a video testimony from an anonymous woman who recounted how a man lured her into a vicious human trafficking network over the internet.
The man was in his 30s, she said, and she was in high school. He made her an offer she felt she couldn't refuse - work as an event promoter with a daily salary of 700 pesos (about $60), with food and transportation included. When she arrived in the affluent city of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, the reality was very different, she said.
"He made me take drugs, and prostitute myself. There were no honest friendships for anyone. Only money was important," she recalled. "Out of fear I would obey the drug traffickers."
Earlier this year a report from Mexico City's human rights commission estimated that 10,000 women were victims of human trafficking in Mexico's capital, but there were only 40 investigations of the crime and three convictions in the city in 2010.
The discrepancy is an "alarming figure" that shows a need to improve laws and policies, according to the commission, which called the phenomenon a "new form of slavery."
On Wednesday, Calderon asked lawmakers and citizens alike to take action.
"We have to create a unified front to end human trafficking in Mexico," he said. "This front is not limited to police or officials, this front starts in the streets, in the neighborhoods and in the communities."
- CNN's Rey Rodriguez and CNNMexico.com contributed to this report.
Too bad we can't change the US constitution and state laws making drug use a capital criminal offense.
Obviously BillyBoy you must have failed US. Govt class. Every time congress passes legislature and the President signs it and the supreme court doesn't declare it unconstitutional then there is a change in the constitution.
if it is declared as not unconstitutional, then nothing must have change in the constitution. Congress must pass amendments, not just ordianry legislation, if they want to change the constitution.
You need to take a laxative. Seriously, you are full of it. A poster child for the government education system. The democrats are proud of you.
No it doesn't dimwit....that is merely a new law. The constitution itself can only be changed by a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT and it takes at least 2/3rds of both federal government houses OR 2/3 of the States legislatures. Where did YOU go to government class?.....geeze.
You have a lot to learn about legislation. A little bit of research would have spared you this embarrassment.
That was meant for Solon the law giver, not solon.
It isn't of of the duties of the supreme court to determine the constitutionality of laws passed by congress – read the constitution on the subject.
Ya expecally since all of the problems with it come fromt he fact that it is illigal.. Have you ever read the constitution. Well since you said what you did, I knoe the answer is no, or eltse you would know that the federal drug "laws" we have now are illigal and unconstitional. religicans make me sad at there ignorance.
Quit drinking bong water mickey. You're starting to ramble. Religicans?
i saw last night Freeproject in CNN TV, i saw all the comment, regarding of your comments nothings impossible my dear, if a human wants anything in this world he can.
you are a real dummy arent you, drugs are bad yes, if used improperly and not medically, but we need to go after the dealers not the users that are dumb and use em then addicted and have to use because they are enslaved by it.
Mexico is a civil law country. The U.S. is a common law country. Essentially, every law has to be explicit as it is not open to interpretation; there is no case law in Mexico. Lawyers focus on determining which written law is applicable to a certain set of circumstances (crime, misdemeanor, or private law). This is not uncommon as half of Europe has civil law systems. As this is the case, everything has to be spelled out. It's not like the U.S. constitution in any way shape or form.
Our constitution needs some changes, as well.
All drug offenses a capital offense wow, so can we make diabetes a misdemeanor. Diabetes most people don't ask to have it, but once educated should hold themselves responsible. But not all diabetics can contol their diabetes allllllllll the time. Very similar to addicts. O ya and Alcohol is a drug in case you bought lie that it wasn't. A chemical that changes your awareness and or alters tour mood is a drug.
Then we'd be murderers. Pot heads don't deserve the death penalty. Crack and Meth heads... well maybe I can agree with you there. They're responsible for most of the murders along with alcoholics and crazy religious right wingers.
don't be serious. all things are drugs that go into ones body. let people choose. more drug freedom in the USA please . don't support the Prison Industry
This is a very important case. Do a follow up ... Argentina – Dominican Republic – Mexico ...
"De campeón con Larroudé a espía de la SIDE y proxeneta en Cancún"
Raúl Martins brilló en el fútbol de la zona y su rastro se perdió, como el de tantos otros crack que venían de Buenos Aires. Detrás del futbolista, una historia de película.
"La conexión caribeña"
Los proxenetas tenían como cómplices a dos inspectores comunales
Soplones: dos funcionarios municipales, ahora detenidos, alertaron a los dueños de un prostíbulo sobre la llegada de un juez.
I see you like the write in Spanish. That's fine. That is if you want to miss 95% of your audience. But, if you also choose to write in English for the rest of us, there are two l's in the word excellent. You know like in the words, Carillo, Allende, calle, llama, etc....
Oh, that was spanish, I though it was jibbering re**rd.
Rido, thanks, I missed one L in excellent, you are right. I have no excuses, but German is driving me crazy.
Those are newspapers articles published in Mexico and Argentina. I hope CNN publishes about that case, a case on how organized crime was / is covered up by some institutions.
CNN is international, like Human Trafficking, maybe this can be of help in case a comment is published in Telugu. Google translate http://translate.google.com/
México es uno de los países con más desigualdades del mundo, la mayoría de los mexicanos están dormidos y se creen muy machos pero viven explotados y a merced del gobierno y partidos políticos y la mayoría creen todo lo que dice el gobierno y la televisión con un salario mínimo de cinco dólares al día el 80% de los mexicanos son pobres Y el 10% de la población más pobre recibe el 1.1% del ingreso nacional y el 10% de los más ricos concentran 40% de los ingresos. 10 familias acumulan el 10%del ingreso nacional.
Los verdaderos factores que causantes de la miseria esclavitud y violencia en México son la falsa democracia y gobierno corrupto mexicano manejado por intereses Norteamericanos y de grandes corporaciones, En México no importa quién o quienes estén en el poder, que constitución tenga siempre será igual, explotación y miseria gracias al el imperio invisible del gran capital.
Es para muchos más fácil creer que la culpa de todos sus males es por la opresión de alguien más, pero la verdad es que es culpa de los mexicanos que estén así. México crecerá el día que dejen culpar a cualquier otro país de sus problemas y se pongan a trabajar. Es el país del queja y queja, lo cual viene, desgraciadamente, de la herencia indígena.
oh, was fur eine scheiße
"With increasing frequency, he said, criminal organizations that ship and sell drugs and weapons have added human trafficking to their repertoire." What? I don't understand... and the "war on drugs"? Wasn't it supposed to destroy these criminal organizations? Almost 6 year with this "elected" president and nothing changed in Mexico. Maybe if a certain organization and country hadn't promoted a huge fraud in last elections....
Since the Obama administration is a criminal organization that is involved in trafficing guns to Mexico, does this mean they have added human trafficking to their repertoire also? Inquiring minds want to know.
Citation needed, OldCactus
I am surprised that anyone would even want to touch that piece of used toilet paper.
What a nice neighbours US has.
I'm still waiting for that wonderful day when The UNited States Anexes Mexico and Canada into one landmass.
This way they would all be subject to proper laws and protection as well as our version of slavery.
I believe in prostitution and personal drug use.
As long as your not forced into it and no one under 18 is into prostitution then what business is it of the governing body what two consenting adults do?
What business is it of the governments if you use drugs as long as you don't bother or threaten anyone?
Everyone wants to comment on why there is so much corruption in Mexico or this and that when it all goes deeper than that especially when the United States keeps Mexico poor and uses the people as a source of slave labor all these years. Now, our government outsourced all the jobs in America which pushed our own people into a slave class.
Senators in Washington now want to get rid of the minimum wage to pay you even less while the economy is crap with no jobs, even McDonald type jobs our wonderful embeded senators and president gets to go home to mansions and wealth while you lose your homes and YOU do all the physical labor in this country.
Just like the gas prices. Oil prices down, gas prices high...those in Washington can afford gas and the heck with what YOU can afford to get to and from work when you have it.
So when you think about Mexico and it's problems don't start thinking shame on them or treat them as a lower class because most of Mexico's problems are because of Washington and it's policies.
How many people are in prisons with lost freedom and we fitting the bill just on the "War on Drugs"? A bogus war that hasn't done anything other than put people in jail. I never used drugs personaly but my brother was facing 10 years in jail over naturaly grown mushrooms while heroin would have gotton him two years. Now you tell me about US laws.
You are the reason many Canadians think America is a joke, you stand for nothing, you are nothing, you don't contribute anything good in your complete consumption sucking country, and if the US wasn't supporting the cartels in mexico and giving them weapons to fight the real good guys that drug war may be over by now. Sad that amrica has people like you no wonder 10% of the country is behind bars (the most of any civilized nation). Canada and Mexico will never be a part of the US so put that in your pipe and smoke it.
@Callette, Sorry I was replying to Mary Ann, trying to transact a little business, I don't know why it looked Like I was responding to you. I liked your post.
The US is responsible for the drug war, but so is Mexico. If Mexicans didn't sell drugs, then the drug use would never affect Mexico.
Thank Heavens USA will never be a part of Mexico! Mexico simply blames their problems on America and continue to live in filth.
In complete agreeance with you Callete. Greetings from Mexico
How much do you charge?
@Mary Ann, how much do you charge???
I don't think Canada would want the US or Mexico!
How is it that Mexico and Canada are su different societies. Did The US create that difference?
Yankee land will nnnnneeevvveeerrrr anex Canada.No one here wants to be part of a messed up country like the US
Have you seen the new movie"A better life"?
The last scene is the father in a group led by a coyote guide to sneak back into the USA to see his son.
How does the new Mexican law fit in?
In my opinion the US born son should have been deported together with the father and then gone to the consulate to immigrate legally. The fact that the son was born in the US to Mexican nationals does not legally make him a US citizen according to the authors of the 14th amendment. But this is abused today by the US State Dept. to do the opposite.
I wonder when the new Mexican law will do the opposite of what the authors meant?
Democrats see the illegals as undocumented future democrat voters. That is why they changed the interpretation of the 14th amendment. Everybody with a brain that functions knows it was adopted because the democrats in control of the south was denying the freed slaves of their constitutional rights. Now because it doesn't specifically exclude undocumented future democrat voters the demoncrats changed the interpretation to include all who may in fact vote democrat in the future.
"In my opinion the US born son should have been deported together with the father and then gone to the consulate to immigrate legally." – But that can't happen unless the son chooses to go with the father. As a US citizen he has the RIGHT to stay in America, if he wants.
"Democrats see the illegals as undocumented future democrat voters. That is why they changed the interpretation of the 14th amendment. " – Who says that? Who says the interpretation changed?
And it's GOOD to have future Democrat voters, because the Republican Party has been hijacked by religious conservatives. The fiscally conservative Bush 41 voters need to go to the Democrat party. Then once the religious conservative voters lose all of their voices and power in US politics, then the Democrat party can split into two parties – one fiscally liberal, one fiscally conservative, but both pro-gay, por-multiculturalism, and pro-American.
Obama doesn't want us to hurt the mu slims feelings. I didn't even know thay had feelings.
Old drum same beat.......amazed the sheep are still following though.
JAYSON REX: Islam is not relevant to this discussion.
Childhood is a time of innocence! leave the childen to grow!PEACE and LOVE to ALL!!!!
They want convictions on the basis of testimony from anonymous witnesses. So, the accused has no right to confront his accuser. Mexico must still be living in the Dark Ages.
I hope this the start of really getting something done about this problem. Too often we have seen high profile arrests in Mexico, then a bit later the charges are dropped and the miscreant is let go for "insufficient evidence".
Yeah, put words on a piece of paper. That will help. *eyeroll*
So, now the Mexican government can put you in jail with no bail on the word of an anonymous accuser. That makes me want to visit more, lol.
The Mexiican goverment may be corrupt, but so is the American government, just in a different way.
How is it that Mexico and canada are so different? Did the US create that difference?
Nuke Mexico
it's pretty sad when the people here can't even reach a concensus on human trafficing
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