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The Delta Flyer returns back to USS Voyager from a two week away mission to collect dilithium ore from various planets in the star system. Aboard, Commander Chakotay, Ensigns Tom Paris and Harry Kim, and Neelix are rather cranky with each other. The men are tired, somewhat irritable, and unwashed. They grouse about the way each other smells, as they approach Voyager. Chakotay hails the bridge, requesting permission to return to the shuttlebay. Stepping into the corridor from the shuttlebay, they are greeted by The Doctor, the crew's holographic Chief Medical Officer, and Chief Engineer Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres. Torres is especially glad to see Paris as she has a surprise for him,
Paris and Torres go to Paris' quarters. Tom is very surprised and most pleased to find that she has replicated a 1956 wood-grain finish television set. She happily presents him with the remote control. Pleased as he is, he points out that these television sets had no remotes, but she dismisses the discrepancy as poetic license. He does not mind in the least.
She replicates popcorn and beer to complete the mood but notices that he is not paying attention. He has become completely engrossed in what is showing. Chagrined, Torres leaves him be.
Time passes. Torres falls asleep on the couch. Paris continues watching television. A war scene comes on. He watches raptly, but then he sees something very strange: the combatants are using energy weapons. Then, suddenly, he sees himself on screen, taking part in the fighting.
Act One
Paris stares in great alarm. He watches himself running through a wood, ducking fire and returning it. Then, to his horror, he finds himself actually in the battle, instead of watching an image of himself in it on the TV. Hands shake him and a voice calls him concernedly. He finds himself safely back in his quarters, Torres looking at him worriedly. He tells her about what happened, saying that he must have fallen asleep and dreamed. But, he notes tensely, it was the most vivid dream he has ever had. She concernedly suggests going back to cartoons, but, very shaken, he declines; he has had enough TV for one day. He turns it off.
Ensign Kim is working alone in a Jefferies tube. Suddenly he starts to hear sounds of war; the screams and shouts of fighting, dying men, and the whine of energy weapons. He looks around in alarm. The Jefferies tube begins to stretch to eternity. He gets dizzy, and very frightened. He scrabbles desperately to a hatch, the sounds of war now deafening. He crawls out. The sounds fade away. He leans against a wall, hyperventilating. He immediately goes to the sickbay and reports the occurrence to The Doctor, who examines him. The Doctor diagnoses it as an anxiety attack, brought on by tiredness from the away mission. He orders him to take two days off to rest and recover.
In the mess hall galley, Neelix is preparing meals for the crew. But he looks extremely uneasy; he is sweating, and his face has a haunted look. When he hears a teapot on the stove start to whistle, he almost jumps out of his skin, holding a knife up defensively. Seeing that it is nothing, he returns to work, but does not calm down.
Naomi Wildman enters. Neelix dotes upon her, but he is in no mood for anyone's company. She greets him and informs him that she needs to build a tetragon from ordinary materials for her geometry class. Neelix tries his best to listen and be appreciative, but struggles greatly at it. When Naomi lifts a lid off a pot to see what is cooking, and burns her hand a bit, Neelix immediately overreacts, checking her and almost screaming that she needs medical attention. He then shouts at Naomi to get down and behind her, as if they are under attack.
A bloody battle is seen occurring at night in a forest. The whine and flash of energy weapons is heard and seen. But it appears to be a dream; Chakotay is seen asleep in bed in his quarters, albeit restlessly, tossing and turning. In the dream, he tries to get the other soldiers to stop firing, but fails. He goes to see the commander, whom he calls by his name, Saavdra, as if he knows him. He enters the base camp and finds him. He angrily remonstrates with him about what they, himself included, are doing: their enemies are not soldiers; they are, in fact, civilians in a settlement Saavdra, he and the soldiers are supposed to be evacuating. Instead, they are slaughtering them. Saavdra, however, retorts that they had weapons and were firing on the soldiers, and thus the soldiers have no choice.
Suddenly he wakes up, drenched with sweat, hyperventilating. He responds to a repeated hail by Lt. Commander Tuvok informing him of a "security breach in the mess hall".
Neelix is crouched behind the counter. A frightened, uncomprehending Naomi Wildman is held firmly in his grasp in a protective manner, while he fires at the officers with a phaser, shouting that he will not let them hurt her. Tuvok tries to talk him into standing down, but Neelix will not hear it. Chakotay arrives. Tuvok explains that Neelix is apparently hallucinating. Neelix repeats his defiance, shouting that he will only calm down once "Saavdra calls off his attack." On hearing this name, Chakotay realizes that what he experienced was not merely a dream, and Neelix is experiencing it as well. he assures Neelix that Saavdra has indeed called off the attack, and finally succeeds in getting him to stand down. Both head immediately to sickbay.
Act Two
Neelix lies anesthetized in sickbay. Captain Kathryn Janeway is present. The Doctor reports to her and Chakotay that Neelix is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Chakotay tells The Doctor of his dream, and informs them that Neelix appeared to be reliving those same bloody events. This causes the Doctor grave concern. He informs them of Ensign Kim's earlier visit for an anxiety attack. Chakotay says that nothing irregular happened during the mission.
However, the Doctor quickly scans him with a medical tricorder, and begs to differ: what Chakotay experienced in his sleep was not a dream; it was, in fact, a memory. Janeway surmises that they could have been abducted and brainwashed. She decides that the best place to start understanding what is happening is with retracing the mission. She orders Chakotay to minutely review the Delta Flyer's sensor logs.
In the briefing room Chakotay, Paris, Kim and Neelix discuss the memories with Captain Janeway. They each recall the memory, telling her what happened: they were, so it seems, members of a military unit that was assigned to evacuate a civilian population of a people called the Nakans. Saavdra was the commander of the unit. The events are seen unfolding, with all four of the men supposedly present. The soldiers are tired, the civilians passively hostile. As they round them up in a clearing in a forest, they realize that some are missing. These missing ones begin firing at them from the trees.
The soldiers begin firing indiscriminately, killing the civilians. Men, women and children are seen getting shot as they run, crying out in pain and terror before falling dead. Neelix tries to save some of the children, but they run away from him. Kim, overwhelmed, runs away himself, into a cave and finds a couple hiding there, unarmed. They beg him to spare their lives. He threatens them, telling them that he will only do so if they show him the way out. They do, and he moves to leave. Then he sees the man reaching for something. In a panic, Kim raises his weapon and fires on them both.
In the briefing room, Kim watches his hands in horror. Tears are on the verge of running down his face. Paris and Chakotay try to calm him down, but he is inconsolable. He is finally taken to sickbay as Janeway watches in shock. Her shock changes to abject horror as Chakotay informs her of the exact thing that they 'did' that night. They massacred the civilians; all 82 of them.
Act Three
Paris lies on the couch in his quarters, haunted by the horrific memories of the massacre. Torres comes to see him, and tries to comfort him, telling him that there is no evidence that these memories are actually his. But he refuses to be comforted, and, unable to deal with anyone, including her, he angrily sends her away.
In Astrometrics, Captain Janeway and Chakotay are reviewing the Flyer's sensor logs. Assisting them is Seven of Nine. They peruse images of planets scanned, surveyed and visited, along with aliens met, including one Bathar, who tried to sell them a formula that would supposedly stop aging. But then a new image stops her snickering. A flash of violent memory passes through her mind. She recognizes the planet. She names it: Tarakis.
She is seen on the planet as a member of the military unit that committed the massacre of the Nakans. Bodies are being piled up. Soldiers are fanning out, looking for survivors... not to transport them but to kill them. Saavdra has ordered the entire thing covered up, and the soldiers are going along with it. They want to kill all witnesses.
Hearing weapons fire, Janeway goes toward the sound. She finds Saavdra supervising the vaporization of the bodies. She is shocked and horrified beyond measure, and tries to get them to stop. Saavdra orders her not to interfere. Consumed with rage and guilt, at both at herself and the other soldiers, she screams at him that trying to cover up the massacre makes their actions doubly wrong. Saavdra angrily orders her to stand aside, insisting that it was self defense, but others would not understand. She tries to appeal to the soldiers, but they agree with Saavdra. They raise their weapons at her. Furiously and helplessly, she withdraws.
She wakes up hyperventilating in the mess hall. The room is dark. Lines after lines of cots are there, each with a crewmember, broken by the strain of dealing with these horrific memories, and the guilt of seemingly being a part of what happened. Tuvok informs her that 39 crewmembers have joined Chakotay, Paris, Kim and Neelix in the experience. The entire crew is beginning to be affected.
Act Four
Janeway realizes that the situation is now critical and that her crew is being incapacitated. The only ones not affected are Lt. Commander Tuvok, The Doctor and Seven of Nine. Janeway's memory of the atrocity includes the location of the planet where it was committed. She orders Tuvok to set a course to it.
Seven speaks to a despondent Neelix, after bringing him a plate of his favorite food. He is very worried that Naomi Wildman is now afraid of him, and refuses it. Then, however, he asks her how she deals with her guilt over the atrocities she committed as a Borg drone, seeking a way to cope with his guilt over the massacre. She responds that her remorse helps her remember what she did, so that she does not ever do anything like it again. Guilt, she muses, can be a difficult, but useful emotion. He thinks about what she has said, which lifts his spirit a little. He starts to eat the food.
Voyager is seen approaching Tarakis. Tuvok scans the planet and reports there that there are no lifesigns. But, acting upon Janeway's order to run a full spectral scan, Tuvok reports the presence of a power signature. Janeway, Chakotay, Tuvok, Ensigns Paris and Kim, a security officer, beam down to the planet, in the general vicinity of the power signature. The senior officers remark that, though the place looks very familiar, it does not look like the horrific killing zone they remember. They break into groups and begin searching.
Tuvok, Paris, Kim and the security officer find the cave where Kim remembers killing the couple. Meanwhile, Janeway and Chakotay detect the power signature, and head in its direction.
Tuvok, Paris, Kim and the security officer reach the cave. As soon as he sees it, Kim begins to hyperventilate, his face flushed with fear. Tuvok orders Paris and the security officer to stand guard at the mouth, and he and Kim enter. As they go deeper inside, Kim struggles to keep down his panic; he is terrified that he will find that he had indeed murdered the couple. When they reach the cavern, they find the skeletons of the victims. Tuvok's scans reveal that they died over 300 years ago. Thus Kim was not responsible. His relief is palpable.
Janeway and Chakotay close in on the power signature. They enter an open, grassy field and find it: a towering monument. Atop it is a yellow globe that pulses weakly. One side of the base is covered with writing. Chakotay remarks that they have found their war.
Act Five
In Astrometrics, Seven scans the monument. She finds that the structure contains a synaptic transmitter, powerful enough to permeate the entire star system the planet is in with neurogenic pulses. These pulses transmit vivid visions of the Nakan massacre into the minds of anyone within range of the transmitter. Thus anyone who enters the system experiences the visions as if they were their own memories; they remember the massacre as if they participated in it.
Chakotay has Seven translate the writing found on the base. It speaks of mere words not being enough to convey the horror of what happened, neither enough to prevent it being repeated. Actual experience of it is necessary. Janeway realizes that the monument is a memorial to the massacre. But this memorial does more than simply bear testament to the massacre, Chakotay notes with anger; it thrusts unsuspecting innocents into the horror, making then feel as if they were actually a part of it. Janeway muses that perhaps that is the point of it, to leave an indelible memory of what befell these people with passers-by. But the monument is losing power and will soon shut down. She decides that, given that the entire crew was affected, she cannot make that decision without hearing their input. She calls a meeting of the senior staff to discuss it.
At the meeting, Chakotay, Paris and Kim argue that it should be shut down. No-one should be forced to relive a tragedy that they were not a part of. But, surprisingly, Neelix, who was most traumatized by the effect, is against shutting it down. He himself was a victim of a massacre; his family and the entire population of his people on his birthplace of Rinax were killed in a war by a weapon of mass destruction. He thus understands fully why the monument was made and given this power, and is very much in favor of keeping it running, to ensure the victims' story is never forgotten. The argument becomes very heated. Chakotay, Paris and Kim demand of Neelix why innocents should experience an atrocity they did not commit. Neelix responds with equal vehemence that that is how people will learn not to let such a thing happen. Tuvok counters that the logical thing to do is shut it down, given the danger it poses, but Neelix angrily insists that logic is irrelevant here.
Captain Janeway listens to both sides, and comes to a decision: throughout history, she tells them, monuments have been built in memoriam of tragedies. These memorials are honored, as this one should be. They will not shut it down, nor will they leave it to run out of power. Chakotay tries to argue, but she sternly makes it clear that the discussion is closed. However, the concerns about its effects on unsuspecting crews is valid. Therefore, she decides, after repairing the power to the transmitter, they will place a warning beacon in orbit around the planet, so that anyone who approaches the system will be informed of what to expect before they enter the transmitter's range.
The senior officers who were affected by the signal beam down along with Neelix. As Janeway watches, they silently install power cells onto the monument, to replace the dying ones. When they finish, they step away. Janeway looks at them and tells them that, though this was hardest on them, if they had not stopped at this planet, the tragedy that occurred there 300 years ago would have been forgotten. The 82 Nakans, she finishes, would be grateful to them.
With one more somber look at the monument, they beam back to the ship. The monument's orb, formerly pulsing, begins to glow with a steady light as its power transmitter returns to full function, transmitting its signal and the lesson it was designed to teach.
Log Entries
- "Captain's log, supplemental. We've entered the system where the away team conducted its recent survey, hoping to find an explanation for their memories of the Nakan massacre."
Memorable Quotes
"Words alone cannot convey the suffering. Words alone can not prevent what happened here from happening again. Beyond words lies experience; beyond experience lies truth. Make this truth your own."
- - Chakotay, reading a translation of the memorial.
"It's given us the chance to bond."
"The bonding stopped when the sonic shower went off line."
- - Neelix and Kim
"It was a shame that we had to cut the lecture short, but the warp core overloaded and then the Borg invaded and we were all assimilated."
"Uh huh."
"You haven't heard a single thing I've said, have you?"
"Oh, look at that!"
"Maybe this was a bad idea."
- - B'Elanna and Tom, realizing that he is distracted by the new TV set
"What the hell are you doing? They're already dead!"
- - Janeway
"This isn't about logic; it's about remembering!"
- - Neelix
"The obelisk at Khitomer. The fields at Gettysburg. Those were other people's memories too, but we don't honor them any less."
- - Janeway
Background Information
- The original pitch for this episode came from James Swallow.
- Several props and costumes from this episode were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, including costume components of Gary Franks. [1]
Video and DVD releases
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, Paramount Home Entertainment): Volume 6.7, 4 September 2000.
- As part of the VOY Season 6 DVD collection.
Links and references
Guest stars
- L.L. Ginter as Saavdra
- Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman
- Fleming Brooks as a soldier
- Joe Mellis as a young soldier
- Susan Savage as a Nakan colonist
- Maria Spassoff as a Nakan colonist
- Robert Allen Colaizzi, Jr. as a dying colonist
- David Keith Anderson as Ashmore
Uncredited Co-Stars
- Tarik Ergin as Ayala
- Leslie Hoffman as a Nakan colonist
- Bill Blair as a Nakan colonist
- Dustin Courtney as a Nakan colonist
- Gary Franks as a soldier
- Tom Morga (stunt actor)
- Chester E. Tripp III (stunt actor)
- Unknown actors as
Archive footage
- Robert Stack as Eliot Ness ( from The Untouchables)
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New York: An Excellent Burger and Fries at Maison Harlem
Burger reviews in the New York City area.
Maison Harlem
341 St Nicholas Ave, New York NY 10027 (map); 212-222-9224; maisonharlem.com
Cooking Method: grilled
Short Order: A thick, juicy, well-seasoned burger served with no frills on a buttery toasted brioche bun.
Want Fries With That? Usually. When the restaurant is crowded, they can run a little greasy.
Price: $10.50, with salad and fries
Maison Harlem over on 127th and St. Nicholas is fast becoming my favorite neighborhood hang. The food—mostly classic Paris-style bistro fare like duck confit, steak tartare, escargot, and hanger steak—is nothing innovative, but solid enough to earn my money. The space is warm, a friendly neighborhood bar with worn-in tables and bar seats—the kind of space you'd expect in, say, the West Village, minus the oppressive crowds and loud music. Here it's mostly rock and jazz (the latter live a few nights a week).
And they've got a killer burger to boot.
I'm not the biggest fan of hefty burgers, nor grilled burgers, for that matter. Too often the juices end up dripping into the grate, so you end up with either a dried out burger (even when medium-rare), or a burger that's charred on the outside but raw and mushy in the center. It takes a careful hand at the grill to get a burger that's evenly pink throughout while still building up a decent amount of grilled flavor without drying it out.
Maison Harlem manages it exceptionally well. The meat, so far as I know, is an un-pedigreed blend of chuck (that is, it ain't LaFrieda or Creekstone or any of those other big NYC names), but it's nevertheless very juicy and meaty, its flavored bolstered by ample char and plenty of seasoning (this is, after all, a French restaurant, where seasoning is king).
You can order it with cheese (Gruyère, cheddar, or Roquefort), caramelized onions, mushrooms, or bacon (all for between $1.50 and $2 each), but this is a rare occasion in which I actually enjoy the unadorned burger more than the cheesed-up version.
The bun is a not-too-firm brioche toasted in butter, and holds up just well enough to get you through to the end of the burger without making too much of a mess. A normal white burger bun wouldn't be able to handle this large and juicy a patty.
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I don't want to "evangelize" anything, but I'm not sure why you think OO programming isn't instantaneous. I think how instantaneous it is depends heavily on the language.
C++ looks laborious to me. I haven't learned to code to OO in C++ because I've never had time/need (to even learn C++). Ditto Java. Ditto Python.
Perl OO -- while not instantaneous-- is a great way to learn how OO actually works because all of the internals are exposed. It's almost annoying the way you have to shift $self off the argument list for $self to recognize it-$self, but you really do learn to see an object for just a (blessed) reference to a data structure. I mean, you're there building that structure and manually blessing it. You really get to learn the difference between the namespaces, and how to share data (exporter, etc), and how instance/local variables interact.
Then what about a language like Ruby. How much more instantaneous could a langugage get? It has a interactive mode (irb) where your program runs as you type it. You can define a class in very few keystrokes, redefine classes and methods after you've already started using them (existing objects can learn new behavior), pick up the objects, classes, and shake them and see what falls out. It couldn't get more interactive or instantaneous.
But is OO enough all by itself? Of course not. A good language will have a simple way to write a straight-forward imperative program. It will also have things from functional programming, like the ability to pass a block as an argument or creating closures.
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Welcome to Congress, Scott Peters and Juan Vargas. Now help resolve all the fiscal issues left undone.
It's a lengthy and thorny list facing the new Congress that includes an expected fight over raising the nation's debt ceiling and addressing the still-looming "sequestration" cuts that call for automatic reductions in federal spending of $1.2 trillion.
The deal reached by Congress late Tuesday extended the deadline on those issues for 60 days, and Republicans have already said they're going to demand huge cuts in spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling.
Washington's often bitter partisanship gets set aside on Thursday, however, when House Speaker John Boehner administers the oath of office to Peters and Vargas, the two San Diego Democrats and newest members of the county's five-member congressional delegation.
Each said they were a little baffled by lawmakers' inability to strike a balanced compromise on all the fiscal cliff issues long before New Year's weekend.
"From afar, it's difficult to understand what is so hard about working through these problems," Peters said. "I do look forward to seeing whether the new blood will have an immediate impact."
Peters, a former San Diego City Councilman and port commissioner, bested GOP Rep. Brian Bilbray in a bruising fight for the central and coastal San Diego 52nd Congressional District. His message of compromise and achieving breakthrough on many of the issues that stymied the 112th Congress was common among many new members, he said.
"A lot of the new members heard the same things that I did during the campaign — voters don't want us to be so partisan. They want us to work together and solve these issues and I'm hoping that message will translate into action."
Peters said he's willing to "put everything on the table," including Social Security and Medicare.
"Both are important and important to save and I think we have a chance to do that in a responsible and balanced way," he said.
During the campaign, Peters argued better efficiencies in both programs and reductions in administrative costs and instances of fraud are areas where immediate savings can be had.
Vargas said he subscribes to the argument of economist and columnist Paul Krugman, who staunchly defends increased federal spending as a way to help drag the nation out of the lingering doldrums from the Great Recession.
"I've expressed the view that during a difficult economy like we have today, it doesn't make sense to throttle back," Vargas said Wednesday. "We should be spending money, and yes, we do have to get the national debt and deficit in check, but this is the worst time to do that."
Vargas said he was baffled at the midnight-hour bargaining that it took Congress to reach the deal that extended income tax cuts for most Americans.
"To me, saying that you don't want to give a tax break to 98 percent of the people because the very wealthy won't get a tax cut was shocking," he said.
He compared it to the sinking of the Titanic, saying that it was like arguing that since everyone couldn't be saved, no one should be rescued.
Vargas, who cruised to a victory in the 51st Congressional District representing south San Diego County and Imperial County, officially resigned from the state Senate on Wednesday, setting up a likely spring election to fill that seat.
He was elected to the congressional seat vacated by Bob Filner, who was elected San Diego mayor in November.
In Congress, Vargas has been assigned to the Foreign Affairs Committee while Peters got a slot on Armed Services.
Just how much each is able to accomplish as a freshman lawmaker in a House controlled by the GOP remains to be seen.
"People are being extra nice," Peters said. "But I've been around politics long enough to recognize that can change."
All the political maneuvering takes a back seat during Thursday's swearing-in, particularly for new members such as Peters and Vargas.
Peters' big day includes taking part with his family in a bipartisan prayer service at Washington's St. Peter's Catholic Church and an open house at his Capitol Hill office in room 2410 of the Rayburn House Office Building.
Vargas has dozens of relatives in town for the swearing in and has reserved a room in the Library of Congress to host a reception after he takes the oath of office.


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The next town along Route 6A is Brewster, which is know as "The Sea Captains Town" due to the elegant homes built by wealthy sea captains in the 1800's. Many of these homes are now inns, restaurants, art and antique galleries, museums, theatres, and professional offices. Brewster's restaurants feature everything from fried clam rolls to world-class, gourmet cuisine.
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Although the number one attraction is the 22 fresh and saltwater beaches, Harwich is rich with restaurants, antique shops and boutiques and places to hike, bike, golf, and kayak. In the harbors there are deep sea fishing opportunities. There is a huge cranberry festival in the fall and you can visit cranberry bogs. For baseball lovers, Harwich is home to the Mariners who are part of the Cape Cod Baseball League that features outstanding college baseball players.
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Plot-wise The Unfinished Swan is a modern fairy tale. One day, the titular swan disappears from a little boy's favorite painting. So then he enters the painting and travels across the world beyond to find the swan.
The Tokyo Game Show demo was the game's first area: a world made up of nothing but white. Your only ability? To throw blobs of black paint. As you cover the landscape in paint, you uncover not only the path forward, but objects as well: a wall, a bench, a bucket, a frog. Some objects can even be gathered and used to affect your paint spray in different ways. And when you look behind you from a high vantage point, your random splashing has created a beautiful work of art.
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The Truth About Aspartame Toxicity & Nancy Markle
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A "World Environmental Conference" email has been working its way around the Internet. The World Environmental Conference did occur with an EPA representative speaking and the discussion turning to aspartame toxicity. However, the summary was not written by Nancy Markle. Because there are a few scientific inaccuracies in the email, Monsanto/NutraSweet may attempt to create the image that aspartame poisoning is a hoax and that the email is a hoax. As independent researchers know, this is definately not the case.
A short summary of the aspartame toxicity issue will be presented below. Please see the case histories, scientific FAQs, and other important details on the
Aspartame / NutraSweet Toxicity Information Center
web page for more details. In addition, please see the
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web page for details on finding healthier sweeteners for the general population, dieters, and diabetics, so as to avoid switching from one toxic sweetener to another.
Aspartame is a dipeptide, but breaks down into the following chemicals: methanol (wood alchol) -- whether aspartame is heated or not, aspartic acid, phenylalanine, aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP), beta-aspartame, and a few odds and ends.
The methanol is absorbed and converted to formaldehyde in the body. Formaldehyde is known to cause damage to the immune system, nervous system, and irreversible genetic damage at very low-level, long-term exposure. The most recent evidence (this year) indicates that the formaldehyde from aspartame ingestion accumulates in the body as "adducts":
"These are indeed extremely high levels for adducts of formaldehyde, a substance responsible for chronic deleterious effects that has also been considered carcinogenic.
"It is concluded that aspartame consumption may constitute a hazard because of its contribution to the formation of formaldehyde adducts."
[Life Sci. (scientific journal), Vol. 63, No. 5, pp. 337+, 1998]
A few comments from independent research scientists regarding this and other recent aspartame research:
"It was a very interesting paper, that demonstrates that formaldehyde formation from aspartame ingestion is very common and does indeed accumulate within the cell, reacting with cellular proteins (mostly enzymes) and DNA (both mitochondrial and nuclear). The fact that it accumulates with each dose, indicates grave consequences among those who consume diet drinks and foodstuffs on a daily basis."
Russell Blaylock, MD [Neurosurgeon & Neuroscientist]
"...following aspartame ingestion, methanol or formaldehyde is distributed all over the place. Even more striking is the fact that formaldehyde accumulates. That's scary." [Neuroscience Researcher]
The independent scientists and physicians who claim that aspartame causes toxicity, base their claims on three areas:
Significant toxicity of aspartame metabolites (e.g., formaldehyde) seen in numerous scientific studies.
Nearly 100% of the independent research has found problems with aspartame. This includes animal studies and controlled human studies (as well as double-blind studies).
An enormous number of people have reported serious toxicity reactions from extended use of aspartame including seizures, vision loss, neuropathy symptoms, loss of blood sugar control, nausea, memory loss, depression, and other signs of gradual damage to the body's neurological and immunological systems.
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Toxic metabolites. Aspartame breaks down into methanol (wood alcohol) -- whether it is heated or not, free-form aspartic acid, aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP), phenylalanine, beta-aspartame, and a few other chemicals. The methanol, free-form aspartic acid and DKP appear to represent the most significant hazards:
Methanol -- is absorbed and converted to formaldehyde. Formaldehyde has been shown to cause gradual damage to the immune system, nervous system, and irreversible genetic damage. The manufacturer, played a number of games to convince scientists that the methanol-->formaldehyde was not a problem. Addressing a few:
"Methanol is found in alcoholic beverages and fruits at 10 times higher levels than in aspartame"
A. Both alcoholic beverages and fruits have been shown to contain protective factors which prevent methanol conversion to formaldehyde and subsequent toxicity.
"Methanol levels are too low to cause toxicity"
A. They are only too low to cause immediate death. They are within the range necessary to cause chronic, low-level poisoning. The same can be said of the formaldehyde.
"Methanol levels do not rise after aspartame ingestion."
A. The aspartame manufacturers funded 13 years of studies where a 1960's methanol testing procedure was used. The method used was incapable of registering any increase from normal aspartame ingestion. A properly-conducted test in the mid-1980's showed a significant increase from the equivalent of one can of soda in a 30 kg child.
4) "The body contains methanol and formaldehyde already"
A. Metabolism does create an extremely low level of methanol and formaldehyde in the body. However, these levels are very tightly controlled. Even as little as 0.75 mg of formaldehyde exposure in children (daily for several months) has been shown to cause chronic toxicity.
5) "Formaldehyde is found in some foods"
A. Formaldehyde is extremely toxic once it makes it into the bloodstream and the rest of the body. The digestive system can break down formaldehyde before it reaches the bloodstream. With aspartame, however, it is absorbed as methanol and breaks down into formaldehyde after it is already in the bloodstream. (Actualy, methanol is break down into formic acid in other areas such as the eye, for example.)
6) "People ingesting aspartame do not have increases in formic acid levels"
A. Formaldehyde breaks down into formic acid (aka formate) in the body. However, it appears that with aspartame, the formaldehyde accumulates in the body as "adducts." Even if it didn't though, having excess levels of formaldehyde passing through the body is a significant toxicity hazard. The manufacturers used urine formic acid measurements. It has recently been shown that such measurements are not reliable for low-level, chronic formaldehyde poisoning. The technique they used for plasma formic acid measurements was flawed and has been called "notoriously inaccurate" by one formic acid researcher.
Aspartic acid.
It is well-known that excitotoxic amino acids such as aspartic acid can be used in conjunction with formaldehyde to increase pain and adverse effects on the nervous system. The aspartic acid is in "free-form" (unbound to protein), so unike food, it is absorbed suddently, bypassing the normal absorption and metabolism process. Combining this with formaldehyde from aspartame is bound to increase the gradual damage.
Aspartylphenylalanine diketopiperazine (DKP)
The DKP is suspected to be converted in the gut into a potential brain tumor agent. One of the most reknowned neuroscientists in the world called this an "enormously complex subject" so this piece won't go into too many details.
There were two pre-approval studies which showed (upon *independent* review) to cause dose-related brain tumors in the test animals. DKP appears to be able to cause mutations (although I think the formaldehyde could be a candidate as well). A recent review of the epidemiological data shows a rise in certain types of brain tumors (the same in the animals) in the most susceptible population group within several years after aspartame came on the market.
"A recent study (Gurney) did not show a rise in brain tumors"
A. That study looked at children. Children would be considered to be the least likely population group to experience the aspartame-caused brain tumor. The study by Olney focused on the middle aged and older population group.
"Brain tumors rates have been increasing since before aspartame was approved."
A. A brain tumor in adults can take many years or decades to become large and easily detectable. Aspartame couldn't have been the original cause of these brain tumors because it wasn't on the market long enough. However, it is known that certain less deadly brain tumors can transform into more deadly and larger forms in a shorter period of time. If aspartame was a brain tumor agent, that is what we would see first. Olney showed that in the most susceptible population group, there has been an enormous increase in these deadly types of brain tumors since within a few years after aspartame appeared on the market. Of course, there has been a corresponding decrease in the less deadly types of brain tumors during that time. That is why the *overall* brain tumor rate looks somewhat stable. So, whenever some government official talks about *overall* brain tumor rates, they clearly didn't read the Olney study.
"Ishii study in Japan showed that aspartame didn't cause brain tumors"
A. The study was conducted by a close business partner of the manufacturer. At the time, this company who was leading the International Technical Glutamate Committee and sponsoring research with aspartame hidden in the beverages given to the control group during double-blind MSG "research." There is a long history of what I think is clearly scientific fraud on the part of this group who sponsored the research. Still, even if the study is accepted, there are two pre-approval studies with opposite results.
"The animals were given high doses of aspartame"
A. The metabolites of aspartame are anywhere from 5 to 60 times more toxic in humans than in rodents (dependent upon the metabolite). So high doses are required to simulate human ingestion.
Independent studies find problems
Please see: Survey of the Scientific Literature by Researcher
The reason the manufacturers studies never find problems (at least never report them in the abstract) is that they play games (not unlike the tobacco industry). For example, nearly 100% of the subjects in their aspartame and seizure studies were on anti-seizure medication. Another study found that aspartame caused more problems than placebo, so they split up the reactions into enough tiny categories so they could claim in the abstract that there was no significant difference within the categories (e.g., 1 reaction to aspartame in a tiny category is not a significant difference (statistically) than 0 reactions to placebo in that category). (Note: this severely flawed study is often passed around on the Net. It is: "Safety of Long-Term Large Doses of Aspartame," Archives of Internal Medicine, Volume 149, page 2318-2324)
Number of and types toxicity reactions.
Please see the following for an analysis:
Reported Aspartame Reactions
and the following page for samples of cases:
Samples of Reported Toxicity Reactions


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Berry Plastics Group Inc. priced at $16 each an initial public offering of more than 29.4 million common shares, the Evansville, Ind.-based company said. The shares are expected to begin trading Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol BERY. The offering's scheduled to close on or about Oct. 9.
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NEW YORK: In a bizarre accident, a 13-year-old girl found her Samsung Galaxy S4 burnt and melted under her pillow.
The north Texas girl kept the phone on charge and wedged her charging phone under her pillow. Hours later, alarmed by a burning smell, she woke up and found her phone fried and pillow scorched, FOX 4 reported.
According to the girl's father, he "suspects that the phone overheated, causing the battery to swell and start a fire". In a reply, Samsung officials claimed the second-hand battery in the girl's Galaxy phone could have been part of the problem.
The company will replace the phone, the pillow and the mattress involved in the accident as "Samsung takes product quality and customer safety very seriously", a company official told FOX 4.
"Our user manuals warn customers that phones must have adequate ventilation and airflow and should not be covered with material such as bedding," Samsung said.


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Every Feb. 8 is special to those of us who are passionate about the Scouting program.
Each year, the anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America's founding gives us a chance to reflect on the previous year while also looking ahead to the future.
So first, let's reflect.
A year ago today, I wrote a post about the official start to the BSA's 100th Anniversary celebration. I think you'd agree that the Year of Celebration that followed was a great success at every level—national, council, district, and unit.
For me, it was awesome. Last summer, I spent an unforgettable five days on a whitewater rafting trip with a troop from California. (You can read about my trip in the May-June 2011 issue of Scouting magazine.)
And then there was the 2010 National Scout Jamboree. I had been to jamborees before, but this one took the cake. I'll never forget meeting Scouters from across the country. It was my first time meeting such a diverse group of Scouters, and I quickly realized that accents vary, but we all speak the same language when it comes to Scouting.
What's next for the BSA? Well, let's continue to show the nation that even though we've been around for more than a century, we're still relevant and vital to today's youth.
It's all dependent on you, the volunteer Scouter. The BSA needs your dedication and motivation to succeed. So Happy Birthday, BSA, and here's to another year of great memories!


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This tour will bring the wonders and excitement of the Hawaii's Big Island to life. You will enjoy a fully narrated 260 mile tour that circumnavigates the largest Hawaiian Island. Your tour will take you along the south coast where you can view Kealakekua Bay while you are sampling flavorful coffees and teas at a Kona Coffee company. Your Hawaii Volcano Adventure continues with an extensive exploration of the incredible Volcanoes National Park which includes Kilauea Iki crater, steam bluffs, fern tree jungle and Thurston Lava Tube. You will survey the stark, volcanic landscape of the Park from the observatory, and browse Jaggar Museum. Drive past many cascading waterfalls on the Hamakua Coast and even walk upon the Punalu'u Black Sand Beach. While on the east side you will visit a macadamia nut factory and the world famous Big Island Candies. While returning to the west coast your tour will travel through Parker Ranch lands, home of the original paniolos (Hawaiian cowboys) of Waimea. Tour also includes our regular tour stop at Railbow Falls.
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Lunch; Gratuity for drivers/guides.
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Tour is approximately 12 hours.
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When you come to Staples, be sure to visit our Business Center for a range of services designed to help you get your job done. From self-serve copying and secure shredding to faxing and scanning, you'll find everything you need to keep your business running smoothly. Every store provides free Wi-Fi and a professional workspace with computer workstations. We even offer Shipping Services from UPS®.


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I believe that there are predator/prey combinations where the prey can easily spot that the predator is not hungry and will not try to flee from it. I'm thinking, for example, of gazelles who will happily graze in sight of sleeping lions. (Please correct me if this is already wrong.)
It seems to be sensible (in an evolutionary sense) for the predator to not put unnecessary stress on the prey. First question: Are there predator who actively signal that they are not hungry, e.g. by a certain sound?
And my second question: Is there such a combination where the predator will, in times of severe hunger, pretend not to be hungry in order to more easily catch a prey?


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When it comes to marketing financial services, it's a numbers game. Getting the message to more people means more contacts, more prospecting meetings, more clients—or so the conventional wisdom goes. There's a hidden number in that equation, however, that many advisors don't consider—the number of hours spent following up and meeting with prospects who, for whatever reason, aren't a right fit for the advisor's practice.
Many advisors view marketing as casting a net. The bigger and more finely woven the net, the better, because fewer prospects escape. The problem with a big, tightly knit net is that it will indeed catch everything: those high-net-worth big fish, medium and smaller fish, as well as tires, tin cans and weeds. The best advisor marketing nets actually need big holes in them—holes that let all the undesirable junk fall through and hold on to just the big fish.
Traditional television and radio advertising, for example, is a big net. Even limited to the local broadcast area, the message reaches a relatively large portion of the available audience. Because the message needs to run frequently to penetrate (the average person has to hear a message seven times to remember it and even more times to act upon it), launching a broadcast campaign can be incredibly expensive. That's a finely woven net.
Over time, a broadcast campaign will haul in prospective clients. Because broadcast messages reach a diverse demographic, many of those prospects will not be suitable for your practice for a variety of reasons, including age, income level, investable assets and willingness to save and invest. The problem is you don't know they're unsuitable until you or your staff takes the time to qualify them, either by phone or in person. You've now added the cost of that time to the already high cost of the campaign itself.
The cost of the marketing tactic isn't the only factor for determining its effectiveness. You can have a small, low-cost tactic that fails to catch enough prospects. For example, a small advertisement in your college alumni magazine may be affordable, and it's definitely more targeted than a general broadcast campaign, but the ad alone probably won't bring you enough right-fit prospects to feed your prospecting pipeline. The fish see the net for what it is, and with nothing more to bait it, they're not biting.
It helps to know something about the kind of fish you're hoping to catch. Where do they live? What do they eat? Are they most active at morning or night, or during a particular season? How do they attract mates and raise their young? How do they interact with other species? What threats exist in their environment? You need to answer similar questions about your target market before you start fishing. If you don't know what you're fishing for and how it lives, how do you know where to fish, what equipment you need and what bait will work?
For the record, "retirees" is not a precise enough target market. You need to be more specific. Make a list of your ideal clients—the ones who need ongoing financial advice, provide the most right-fit referrals, are most profitable and who you actually enjoy working with. This is the species of fish you're after, so start studying their traits and behaviors. When you find the common threads, you'll have defined your target market.
Let's say you've determined that your target market definition includes professionals age 40 and older, typically married with children in high school or older. A large portion, although not all, attended the same major university in your city, and most of them make sizable annual contributions to the university (as reported in the alumni magazine). In addition, they stay connected with other alumni and enjoy attending alumni functions, both formal events organized by the alumni association and informal events put together by other alumni. (How did you get all this information? You asked your ideal clients.)
Now you know what you're fishing for. You know what motivates them and possible hot buttons: career, retirement, education funding for kids or grandkids and charitable donations. You know where and why they gather: time to choose a marketing tactic—maybe an informal event at a local bar or restaurant following a major university sporting event. You invite your ideal clients and ask them to please invite other alumni who might like to attend. By using a marketing tactic specific to your target market, you have increased the percentage of possible right-fit prospects and reduced the time spent sorting the keepers from the junk. (You may want to add in that alumni magazine ad, as seeing your name frequently helps the fish become accustomed to seeing you and makes them more willing to swim into the net.)
This particular tactic—an informal get-together after a sporting event—may not be for every advisor. Maybe you dislike sports, or the informal rubbing-elbows format makes you a little uncomfortable. Always play to your strengths. If you try to like something—sports, ballet, wine, hunting—just because you've identified a big pool of potentially profitable fish, the effort may fall flat and you may alienate your prospects and possibly your clients as well. They may sense that you're a fish out of water at your own event. Sincerity is especially important for marketing that involves a charitable event or non-profit sponsorship.
In essence, the question to ask when evaluating your marketing tactics (the nets) comes down not to how many fish you can catch with it, but how many big fish—or conversely, how much junk it will let fall through the holes.
Of course, any good fisherman will tell you there are always those times when despite having the right bait, the right net and deep knowledge of the type of fish you want to catch, they just aren't biting. Sometimes you can catch what you want, even if you don't know what you're doing, and sometimes one will jump right in the boat without you doing a thing. Flukes will happen. And that's fine if you fish as a hobby.
But the fisherman who relies on his catch for his income doesn't rely on flukes; he makes his own luck. He does that by knowing what he's fishing for, knowing its habits and using the right bait and equipment. He knows that he has to do something with everything that lands in his net—he has to touch it, trash it or toss it back—so avoiding catching stuff he doesn't want means less work, less time and less money.


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it is hard to explain. along the north coast.by a place called troux beaches
DistanceIn the city
WalkInstant access (< 5min)
Easy to find?Easy to find
Public access?Public access
Special access4x4
Wave qualityNormal
ExperienceBeginners wave
FrequencySometimes break
DirectionRight and left
BottomReef (coral, sharp rocks etc..)
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Good swell directionNorthWest
Good wind directionNorthWest
Swell sizeStarts working at Less than 1m / 3ft and holds up to 3m+ / 10ft+
Best tide positionLow tide only
Best tide movementFalling tide
Week crowdEmpty
Week-end crowdEmpty
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his spot needs quite a big swell. mainly works on cyclone swells.it is usually a left while it is still breaking 3ft and under but once it picks up to about 8-10ft it turns into a right breaking wave coming all the way from the beach with the filao trees ,down to the little hotel.gets quite dangerouse because along the way you will have some big rocks sticking out that you do not want to hit.
the wave is fun but very shallow.pitty it hardly breakes.only on the big swells.once it goes big,the place clears up but olso gets heavier.
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By local since (1994) , 07-04-2007
dont miss it - we surf calamar is not a easy spot to surf,if have more than six foot is very dangerous because it close out,the best direction to surf calamar the swell must be frome E.N.E.then you cant surf the best point on the right if the right is about seven foot no probleme to surf,if you are a good rider.
By anonymous , 25-01-2006
Calamar - Calamar is near "pointe aux piments" from "Trou aux biches" in direction of pointe aux piments, you have to follow the coast until you reach a long public beach with many trees, you have to follow it and at the end turn right just before the hotel, to get to the spot you have to go in front of the hotel and paddle to the waves... Its a nice spot for beginners because its powerless but fun...
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Man, son find burglar inside Randolph home
Robber escapes from second floor window with laptop, jewelry
A Randolph man and his young son received quite a surprise Saturday night when they arrived home to find a burglar inside their house.
Police said Minh Truong first heard noises then discovered the robber inside a second floor bedroom of his Sunnyworth Lane home at about 6:30 p.m.
"When I got here I said, 'Who's there? Who's there?' And I heard some man's sound." Truong recalled.
When he saw the man, Truong was able to secure a door shut and call police.
"After I saw him, I closed the door back. I didn't want him to get out," he said. "I didn't know what he had -- a gun, a weapon, a knife, something. So I tried to hold him back really tight. I don't know how I did it, but I did."
While police were on their way to the house, the suspect opened up a window inside the bedroom and jumped to the ground below. He then fled the scene.
Neither Truong or his son, Ethan, were injured in the incident, but admitted they were shaken up.
"I was scared, and I lost my voice," Truong said. "I have a hard time sleeping, because I don't know if he'll come back or not."
Lt. John Hamelburg said the robber, who got into the home by breaking a first floor window, stole a laptop and jewelry. A search of the neighborhood with a K-9 crew failed to turn up any results.
"We believe there was a vehicle involved because the trail ended at one point," Hamelburg said.
Police said it's not unusual to see an uptick in robberies during the holiday season.
"Unfortunately, this time of season, during the holidays, we do see an increase in houses getting burglarized or similar robberies," Hamelburg said. "They usually knock on the door. If it's not answered, they find an easy access into the home, and it's more cowardly than anything else."
Truong described the suspect as a black man, about 6-feet tall.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Randolph police.


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Fairhurst - 1st floor - LFA/141 (manor) - Evening
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One of the study rooms on the first floor of Fairhurst (the one with the King's Manor calf on the windows). There are 3 desks in this space.
Directions: Up the first flight of stairs in Fairhurst (before the atrium) to the first floor. Through the building with the atrium to your right. LFA/141 is on the left, about two thirds of the way down the building.
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