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To some, Yogi Adityanath, the single most divisive, abusive, polarising figure in UP politics, is both hero and saint; to others, the choice of the Yogi, the 44-year-old shaven-headed, saffron-clad servant of the Lord Shiva, who has been elected five times in a row to parliament and elevated to the highest political office in Uttar Pradesh, a state of 220 million people, seems ominous.
Since becoming India's youngest MP in 1998, Adityanath has championed a range of reactionary Hindu causes, from the banning of cow slaughter to the proposed construction of a temple to Lord Ram in Ayodhya. With his elevation, a slogan is coined in Uttar Pradesh that "UP mein rahna hai to Yogi, Yogi kahna hoga' (If one wants to survive in UP, then he/she will have to sing paeans of Yogi). Though time will only tell his future, but the way things are taking shape, indicate that Yogi has begun his stint as a ruler with a bash.
Since Day one, Yogi, a possible successor of Narendra Modi, has been on the job of putting the affairs at the right track in the largest state of the country. Yogi's devotees, whether from the temple at Gorakhpur in eastern UP where he has long served as high priest, or from a Hindu youth-cum-vigilante group that he founded, respectfully touch his feet and call him 'Maharaj'.
India's 180 million Muslims find Adityanath scary. Time and again he has warned of an alleged "love jihad" to convert unwary Hindu girls to Islam, and of the existential threat from rising numbers of Muslims. He often denounces the imaginary flight of Hindus from Muslim persecution of some sort or another. Time and again in UP, such talk has helped turn ordinary scuffles into ugly sectarian clashes.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's calculations in appointing Adityanath as UP CM are political. For the first half of his term he pandered mostly to better-off, better-educated city folk; the choice of a firebrand priest is meant to placate a different and restless demographic, his party's rural Hindu-nationalist base. But some ascribe the move to ideology: Modi's big win in UP suggests there are few rivals to challenge his party in the next national election, in 2019, freeing it to carry out its religiously inspired mission.
Adityanath has already shut down slaughterhouses and meat shops, suspected of handling beef and has set up an "anti-Romeo squad" to hunt love jihadists and other predators. But the best indication of his intentions will be Ayodhya. Hindu-nationalist "moderates" have long counselled patience regarding the building of the Ram temple; hard-line groups say they want it to happen now. Which approach will Adityanath take?
In fact formation of anti-Romeo squads in the state was to keep the promise made by the party in its election manifesto, which was titled as 'Lok Kalyan Sankalp Patra'. The squad, meant to check the eve-teasing menace, has been posted near colleges to ensure the safety of college-going girls. Except for a few stranded cases in which the real love-in couples were also put behind the bars by the cops in the name of their anti-Romeo drive, the initiative has been well appreciated all over. Interestingly other states like Haryana and Madhya Pradesh have also taken a cue from the initiative. Soon after assuming office, Adityanath got cracking and directed all his ministers to give details of their income, movable and immovable assets within 15 days, signalling his vision towards making the state corruption-free one. Above all, Yogi has ordered the review of all the major projects which had been undertaken by his predecessor Akhilesh Yadav. Yogi's bold decisions are likely to make him a populist CM which will not only help BJP to repeat history during the forthcoming state Assembly elections due in Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and the ensuing general elections, slated for 2019.
Prime Minister in the offing?
To some, Yogi Adityanath, the single most divisive, abusive, polarising figure in UP politics, is both hero and saint; to others, the choice of the Yogi, the 44-year-old shaven-headed, saffron-clad servant of the Lord Shiva, who has been elected five times in a row to parliament and elevated to the highest political office in Uttar Pradesh, a state of 220 million people, seems ominous.

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The Stolen Generation
How appropriate is the term The Stolen Generation? Dr Anna Haebich has written a book which tackles the issue. The book is called "Broken Circles, Fragmenting Indigenous Families 1800-2000.
Dr Anna Haebich
Senior Lecturer,
Griffith University,
School of Humanities,
Nathan Campus,
Brisbane Queensland 4111
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Robyn Williams: For the first talk of 2002 we go back to a theme of last year and the year before, though it's hardly had much currency during the Federal election just gone: the Stolen Generation. Was it really stolen? Was it a generation? Is the coinage recent or perhaps even older than we suspected, or can remember?
These questions are tackled by Anna Haebich in her prize-winning book 'Broken Circles'. She's a senior lecturer at Griffith University in Brisbane.
Anna Haebich: Like it or not, the term 'stolen generations' is here to stay. It's in the latest Macquarie Concise Dictionary. Do a search on the web and you'll get hundreds of hits. Aboriginal people have embraced the term, and thousands of Australians have shown their support at Reconciliation and Sorry Day marches.
But the term remains problematic. Some people believe it is emotive and misleading. They claim that Aboriginal children were only removed to save them from conditions of neglect. They explain that while removals may be abhorrent to us now, they reflected practices of the time. The Howard government has encouraged Australians to walk away from the term. The former Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, John Herron, told a Federal parliamentary inquiry that it was a misnomer, that there never was a stolen generation.
The depth of public division was evident in the emotional responses to recent media coverage of the Loija O'Donohue case. There is a popular perception that the writers of the Bringing Them Home Report invented the notion of 'stolen' children. In fact 80 years ago it was already shaping public debate. In 1923 the Adelaide Sun told its readers:
'The word "stole" may sound a bit far-fetched but by the time we have told the story of the heart-broken Aboriginal mother we are sure the word will not be considered out of place."
This was a protest against the fact that Aboriginal parents had no legal rights over their children, and they could be removed from their families for any reason. Most were taken because they were of mixed descent. Many lived in conditions of dire poverty, but this was the norm for Aboriginal families. They were caught in a downward spiral caused by loss of their lands and official neglect of their needs.
Removals were carried out in an abrupt and cruel manner, usually by police. A retired policeman described the horror for Aboriginal families in a letter to The West Australian newspaper in 1997.
'A police visit was feared because it meant one of two things: all the dogs would be shot or any half-caste child under twelve would be taken away.'
The children were delivered to run-down institutions where they were given a basic education, and then sent out to work as domestic servants and labourers. Officials were determined that they would never see their families again.
Is it any wonder that words like 'stolen' have been used to describe such actions? What other term even comes close to describing what happened to Aboriginal families over many generations?
Historical research has identified many public outbursts of indignation at this cruel breaking up of families. Officials either ignored the protests or indignantly defended their policies. They rarely acted to change the situation. While critics retreated into silence, removals continued until the issue resurfaced once more in the public arena.
A cross-section of Australians were involved in these protests: Aboriginal parents and leaders, philanthropists, missionaries, the churches, women's groups, academics and other concerned citizens. This suggests a level of awareness and concern that makes a mockery of claims that the public didn't know, or didn't care, or that these practices simply reflected standards of the time.
These protests were directed at particular concerns of the day. However there are many resonances with current debate on the Stolen Generations issue. There are heartbreaking stories from Aboriginal families. These words from a distraught Aboriginal father were reported in the Cooktown Independent in 1901.
'I have nothing to work for, my wife is dead. She died broken-hearted, killed on that unlucky day when our daughter was dragged by animal force from her family and home and forced from the arms of her weeping mother on a false charge of being neglected.'
There are also more formal protests by Aboriginal leaders and organisations. In the 1920s the Point McLeay community campaigned in the Adelaide press against the 'question of robbing Aboriginal parents of their children.' In 1927 Fred Maynard, leader of the Aborigines Advancement League, told the New South Wales Premier that 'family life of Aboriginal people must be held sacred and free from invasion and interference.'
There were cries of outrage from white citizens. A plan in 1924 to move all mixed race children from Alice Springs to Adelaide prompted a letter to the editor claiming that 'If we take a child from its mother who loves it, we are as bad as the slave traders.' At the 1934 Moseley Royal Commission in Western Australia the fiery campaigner, Mary Bennett, condemned what she called the 'official smashing up' of Aboriginal families. In 1957 politician Bill Grayden told the Western Australian Parliament that forcible removals of Aboriginal children contravened the United Nations Universal Declaration of Rights.
The conditions of deprivation and neglect in the children's institutions were also condemned. In 1923 the Southern Press described the Bungalow in Alice Springs as 'a place of squalid horror.' The 1934 Moseley Royal Commission reported that Moore River Native Settlement north of Perth was a 'woeful spectacle' that had 'no hope of success'. In New South Wales there were protests that young girls sent out from Cootamundra Home to work as domestic servants lived in conditions that were 'as near to slavery as it is possible to find.'
Adoptions of Aboriginal children into white families, introduced under the assimilation policies of the 1950s, were also criticised. In 1968 the Victorian government exposed a racket of illegal adoptions and branded those involved as 'do-gooding busybodies'. The Aboriginal Advancement League broadened the attack to legal adoptions as well. Citing evidence that 80% of Aboriginal adoptions broke down at adolescence, the League claimed that adoptions only led to cruel disillusionment, and demanded rights for Aboriginal families to repossess and care for their own children.
Sensational media coverage of a custody case in Darwin during the early 1970s drew attention to Aboriginal fostering programs as well. This case involved the unauthorised return of a young girl to her family in Maningrida after being raised by a white foster family in Darwin. Initially the press focused on the pain of the foster family and the cruelty of sending a 'civilised miss' back to a 'stone-age world'. However the issue escalated into an emotionally charged national debate, much of it critical of fostering arrangements. The Federal Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Gordon Bryant, told the press 'We should not impose this burden of grief on one more child, or parent, or foster parent', and he announced his intention to return all children to their parents. Bill Ryan, Director of Aboriginal Legal Aid in Darwin recounted his own tragic experiences of removal, possibly the first such personal testimony in the Australian press. He spoke of how as a child he had longed for contact with Aboriginal people and of the 'heartbreak of lack of identity'. He concluded that official efforts to 'create white Aboriginals' were 'unfair to all, unreal and dangerously cruel'. Social workers in the Territory went out on strike over critical deficiencies in the fostering system and the recently-formed National Aboriginal Consultative Committee demanded a Federal inquiry into the fostering of Aboriginal children.
During the 1970s and '80s, Aboriginal activists began a concerted campaign to regain control of Aboriginal children. They adopted the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle as a national platform. Aboriginal children were to remain in their own families and they were to be removed only as a last resort. These children were to be placed only with Aboriginal families. Meeting together in national forums these activists came to understand the systematic nature of removals across Australia and they began to lobby the Federal government for a national inquiry. The movement gained momentum in the early 1990s. The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody drew attention to the tragic long-term consequences of removal policies. Its findings were backed up by disclosures surrounding the murder trial of Russell Savage in the United States, and the racially motivated murder of Louis Johnson in Perth.
The Royal Commission also spotlighted unacceptably high levels of incarceration of Aboriginal youth. It concluded that the figures 'lend weight to claims that an institutionalisation process is still being experienced by Aboriginal people. In his 1992 Redfern speech, former Prime Minister, Paul Keating, formally acknowledged that 'We took the children from their mothers.' Four years later, Keating announced the appointment of a national inquiry to be headed by Human Rights Commissioners Sir Ronald Wilson and Dr Mick Dodson.
The inquiry provided a public platform where Aboriginal people could be listened to and heard, where they could recount their experiences and reveal the personal devastation wrought by past policies of removal. These painful stories struck the hearts of many Australians. When the Bringing Them Home Report was published in 1997, a heated national debate erupted as the public wrestled with the enormity of its disclosures. This was fuelled by media reports on legal action in New South Wales, the Northern Territory and the High Court of Australia.
Aboriginal people also produced a host of autobiographies, plays, videos, songs and art works, highlighting the issue. And there was a strong interest amongst overseas observers, including the United Nations. All the while we assumed that this was new turf, that we were discovering a dark, secret past. Did we simply forget that the issue had been surfacing in a public arena for generations? Or did we, as David Malouf put it in his 1998 Boyer Lectures, 'suppress the dark bits of our past', those 'bits' that belie the image of ourselves as a moral community? Was it just too difficult to reconcile this story of relentless fragmenting of Aboriginal families with our image of the sacrosanct family, breached only to protect the best interests of the child?
Are we now ready to learn from those recurring cycles of public outcry, official denial, retreat into silence, and ongoing removal of Aboriginal children? Will we take the lessons to heart and work together for real positive change? Or will we find ourselves in a decade or so, agonising over the Stolen Generation's issue in a new guise all over again?
Robyn Williams: So will we? Anna Haebich's book 'Broken Circles: Fragmenting Indigenous Families 1800-2000' is published by Fremantle Arts Centre Press. It's a subject to be depicted dramatically in a few weeks in Christine Olsen and Phil Noyce's film, Rabbit Proof Fence. Anna Haebich by the way is at Griffith University in Queensland.
Next week, Ockham's Razor comes from Melbourne, where our old friend Professor John Bradshaw has been reflecting on art, including Aboriginal art. I'm Robyn Williams.
Presenter Robyn Williams
Producer Brigitte Seega
Broken Circles, Fragmenting Indigenous Families 1800-2000by Anna Haebich, Fremantle Arts Centre Press


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**This post is sponsored by Yogi Tea**
At this time of year we are all a little bit frazzled from the lead up to the holiday season and our immune system needs a warming boost. It is also the perfect time to reflect on the year, all the good things and what we are looking forward to for the year ahead.
For this reason I am very excited to share with you the latest product from Yogi Tea, a brand whose holistic approach fuses ancient Ayurvedic wisdom and a strong connection with Yoga to create flavoursome organic tea blends. If you are looking for a brand who are mindful of ingredients and sustainability, Yogi Tea is for you.
Turmeric chai is the latest product to hit the extensive range and will be available in stores January, so you are getting an exclusive preview. Turmeric has a characteristic golden yellow colour and is recognised as a useful addition to your diet due to its many health properties. Turmeric is well known to be anti-inflammatory and is perfect for tackling the stresses and strains of modern living.
Turmeric is a root in the same family as ginger, the root is dried and ground to a powder which can then be added to food. Turmeric chai is a fantastic way to enjoy the benefits turmeric in an easy and tasty way.
YOGITEA® Turmeric Chai is beautifully fragrant with a smooth taste. Turmeric is blended with cinnamon and ginger in this tea and the cinnamon gives a nice underlying sweetness. The spices are very subtle and gentle, it also has a creaminess to it which is very pleasant.
How to prepare your Golden Milk:
There are two ways to prepare golden milk with Turmeric chai. The first way is to steep the tea bag in hot water for around five minutes and then add your choice of milk and sweetener to taste. The second way is to bring your choice of milk to the boil and brew the Turmeric Chai tea bag for around five minutes.
Every Yogi Tea blend comes with its own individual yoga pose on the box, The Yoga pose for Turmeric Chai helps to strengthen digestion, which is especially useful at this time of year. I really like these little details, it really makes you think about your wellbeing in different ways.
The gorgeous golden colour of Turmeric Chai has inspired Yogi Tea to focus on the golden hour. Golden hour:
"Sunlight turns magical during the period shortly after sunrise and before sunset"
Golden hour is the perfect time to reflect on some of the wonderful moments from 2017. It has been such a busy year, full of exciting moments and change and I wanted to share some of my golden moments with you.
My golden moments of 2017 #GoldenMoments
Judging the OK Beauty awards – I was thrilled to be asked to be one of the judges of the Beauty Awards with OK this year alongside celebrated names in the industry such as Lee Stafford. It was fantastic to be involved with the awards and the standard of entries was really high. Also great to see Natural and Organic beauty get its own category, it feels like the industry took naturals a lot more seriously this year than ever before.
Reaching a million page views – I have never been one to focus too much on stats and figures when it comes to this blog, but reaching over a million page views earlier this year felt like an important milestone for my little corner of the internet. I remember vividly being very pleased to reach a thousand, so I could never have dreamed that I would one day have achieved this.
Babies first words – Baby Green has become this year a walking, talking, very funny little person. Although having a young child has its challenges, it also has so many rewards as they start to learn new skills almost daily. She is incredibly chatty and has gone from using single words to putting words together to form sentences, which is so lovely to see as she is not yet two. Every time I hear her little voice call my name, my heart melts. Being a Mum is perhaps by happiest and most challenging achievement.
What I am looking forward to – Looking towards my 2018 #GoldenMoments. Next year is shaping up to be another busy and fun packed year. I have some exciting projects coming up that I can't wait to share with you, including talking all things natural beauty, of course. I also am currently enrolled with Formula Botanica, the online cosmetic science school, which means I will be experimenting with formulating my own products which is very exciting. Most of all I am exciting to be learning and taking this blog that step further in the New Year, I truly appreciate being able to nurture this space.
Let me know what your #GoldenMoments of 2017 have been. What achievements have you been proud of? Share them on social media using the hashtag #GoldenMoments and tag Yogi Tea so we can see them. You can find the brand on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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Dushku is She-Hulk in New Disney XD Show
The upcoming Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. set to join Disney XD's Marvel block next year will feature the voice talents of actress Eliza Dushku (Dollhouse, Buffy the Vampire Slayer) as She-Hulk. At least according fellow voice actor Adrian Pasdar, who leaked the info to IGN.com in a recent interview.
Pasdar currently holds a recurring role as Iron Man on the channel's Ultimate Spider-Man and will make guest appearances as the character in the upcoming series.
"The funny thing is if people were to actually visit these animation rooms and see the guys and the girls that are doing it, with the exception of Eliza, who's a stunning beauty, the rest of us, we don't look quite as good as the animation characters they draw for us," Pasdar said.
So far Disney has not confirmed Dushku's appearance on Hulk. It has been announced that industry vet Paul Dini will be part of the creative team. The series is being produced by Marvel Animation and Film Roman for Disney XD's Marvel Universe block which launched in April.


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For the start of this year, TransportiCA wanted to get 'back to the basics' of transportation and sustainability - considering them separately in our buildup to the nexus of sustainable transportation. In January, we featured the amazing read Door to Door: The Magnificent, Maddening, Mysterious World of Transportation, by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and prolific author, Edward Humes. Door to Door can be considered a survey publication; providing a holistic systems overview of a subject or discipline. However, Door to Door went further and brought the transportation system's impact to each of us, showing how our same-day deliveries and coffee from across the globe impact more than just us - from initial purchase to kitchen brew.
This month, we move into the mindset and psychology of sustainability, overall, with the bestselling publication Transformational Thought: Radical Ideas to Remake the Built Environment, by visionary and celebrated architect, Jason F. McLennan.
Transformational Thought is a series of essays by McLennan from 2009 to 2012 about rethinking how we build 'green,' and the natural order ultimately leading to the creation of "living buildings." Besides the emphasis of simplicity, sustainability and societal values in building design and operation, McLennan stresses the need for beauty to be a component of the built environment, too; it's subjectivity and potential volatility in overall environmental assessment has caused the pursuit of beauty in design to tossed-aside in architecture, taking a backseat to function.
McLennen, while referencing his undergraduate architectural studies, also provides a history of the U.S. green building movement, interjecting nuggets of wisdom from his professional experience being Executive Director of the Cascadia Green Building Council.
Transformational Thought is an eye-opening series of emotional and intelligent perspectives, and IS NOT a standard, preachy environmental manifesto; its stories are illuminating, highly educational, and his calling the reader to action is inspiring, far from an indoctrinating tone.
Because of the aforementioned reasons, and many more, TransportiCA is proud to feature Transformational Thought: Radical Ideas to Remake the Built Environment as February's Book Club selection.
Questions for TransportiCA's February Book Club Contest
Transformational Thought by Jason F. McLennan is a dynamic collection of provocative essays that critically challenge the design practices and thinking that are interwoven within our contemporary cultural, societal, personal value systems. Rather than an ominous commentary about the terminal shortcomings of society, McLennan relates his architectural acumen and his eclectic knowledge of sustainability, proposing an intelligent, and sometimes radical rethinking of how we live, work, and plan for a living future. McLennan addresses a wide variety of themes from personal to far-reaching systemic change. Each insight points the reader toward sustainable solutions, challenges the status quo, balances practicality with philosophy, and prepares us for a healthy and prosperous future. McLennan advocates for rapid social change – calling for people to engage in productive initiatives beyond current models and to cooperate, take chances and experiment outside of current corporate imagination and our precarious societal scaffolding. Transformational Thought provides us with compelling and timely direction in the most highly transformative era humanity is yet to face.
Considered one of the most influential individuals in the green building movement today, Jason F. McLennan's work has made a strong impact on the shape and direction of green building in the United States and Canada and he is a much sought after presenter and consultant on a wide variety of green building and sustainability topics around the world.
McLennan serves as the CEO of the International Living Future Institute – a leading NGO that focuses on the transformation to a world that is socially just, culturally rich and ecologically restorative. Under the Living Future Umbrella, Jason operates the Cascadia Green Building Council, the Pacific Northwest's leading organization in the field of green building and sustainable development.
Jason is the founder and creator of the Living Building Challenge, widely considered the world's most progressive and stringent green building program. His work in the sustainable design field has been published or reviewed in dozens of journals, magazines conference proceedings and books. He is the author of four books; The Philosophy of Sustainable Design, The Dumb Architect's Guide to Glazing Selection, The Ecological Engineer and Zugunruhe. The Philosophy of Sustainable Design has been used as a textbook in over 70 universities and colleges and is distributed widely throughout Europe, North America and Asia.


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General Cargo Logistics Industry in China Reviewed in New Study Published at MarketPublishers.com
18 Jun 2012 • by Natalie Aster
LONDON – The logistic cost in China is on the rise these years. Last year, for instance, the country's external logistic cost totaled RMB 8.4 trillion, accounting for 17.8% of the GDP. By the structure of logistic cost, the transportation fee, warehousing charges and logistics management fee stands at 55%, 33% and 12%, respectively.
In 2011, shipping companies in China suffered a hit in performance among transportation-oriented logistic enterprises, as the glooming international economic environment caused the slash in demand and freight rate. During the same year, the revenue of the top 8 integrated logistic companies was in excess of RMB1.0 billion each, among them Xiamen C&D Inc., Xiamen Xiangyu Group Corporation and Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) were all with the revenue over RMB10 billion. The warehousing logistic enterprises generated profit mainly from value-added services.
New market study "China General Cargo Logistics Industry Report, 2011-2012" drawn up by ResearchInChina offers a comprehensive guide to the development of the general cargo logistics industry in China by looking at the operations of the top 50 domestic companies. The study provides a detailed insight into the market segments – transport logistics, integrated logistics, warehouse logistics, as well as presents a competitive landscape along with elaborate profiles of 21 logistics companies in China.
Report Details:
China General Cargo Logistics Industry Report, 2011-2012
Published: June, 2012
Pages: 120
Price: US$ 2.300,00
More new market studies by the publisher can be found at ResearchInChina page.
MarketPublishers, Ltd.
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Fax: +44 207 900 3970
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E-Model - Episode 1- Kira & Mackenzie
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E-Model is an expose' / documentary show that examines underground internet modeling. In this episode, we get to know Kira and Mackenzie and tag along with them and learn how they make their income on their unique photo shoots. *Caution - the show does contain some nudity.
The Road to Fallujah
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Biography, Documentary, Inspirational, Special Interest
The Road to Fallujah is a personal quest for understanding: A journey through the largest battle of the "war on terror†that transcends suffering and breaks through the myths and misconceptions that perpetuate cycles of hatred and violence. From the unheard voices of the Iraq war, we learn that through the realization of our shared humanity there is hope to build a more just and peaceful world.
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40 minutes
Documentary, Inspirational, Instructional, Special Interest
Imagine a movie that carries a global message as urgent as Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth and a spiritual message as powerful as The Secret. See why people like Deepak Chopra, Marianne Williamson and Rev. Michael Beckwith call Barbara Marx Hubbard's Humanity Ascending a must-see movie!
71 minutes
What if you woke up with amnesia? What if you had no recollection of who you were in the past? What if you had to look deep within to find the answer to life's biggest question, "Who am I"? The scientific point of view assumes that energy is simply just energy without any intelligence whatsoever. The spiritual point of view is that all energy is imprinted with consciousness. The movie takes you on a magical trip into consciousness at both the micro-cosmic and macro-cosmic levels...
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Documentary, Inspirational, Special Interest
A movie that takes you beyond NOW....beyond 2012....into a future of infinite possibilities! See Barbara Marx Hubbard and her evolutionary colleagues in the second movie of the award-winning, HUMANITY ASCENDING series present cutting edge perspectives on humankind's potential to create a positive future for the Earth.


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Hey guys
I have searched everywhere for an answer and simply couldn't find anything so I apoligize if this is an elementary question but here goes:
We are running Avid Unity with multiple partitions, one per project. Sometimes an assistant editor would import a file that has video and audio, and the audio would mistakingly end up on another drive. So audio shows up offline while video shows up online when proper drive is mounted. My question is, is there any way that I can check the metadata to see which drive the audio was imported to?
This would save me the trouble of mounting all our drives (about 60 of them) to try and figure out which one has the audio.
Our specs are. Avid Unity
Media composer 4.0.5
Macs and PC's
I'm going to move this to the Unity Work Groups Forum so our Unity gurus can get a look at it.
Larry Rubin
Senior Editor
The Pentagon Channel
The last known wereabouts of the media can be found in a "Drive" bin column.Make sure your editors check the "Media Creation" settings prior to cutting.
But the "drive" bin column only shows you where the video was loaded. If video and audio were loaded to two separate drives it doesnt show you which drive the audio was imported to.
I'm not sure if this will work in a Unity environment, but try selecting the audio file in it's bin and then File>Reveal File. That should show the actual file and it's location.
The problem is its one file say: "Interview005.mp4" the video will go to "drive1" and the audio will go to "drive 2" accidentally. So when I click on the clip in the bin and chose "reveal file" it will only reveal the files if the drive is mounted. Since we have 60 drives it would be extremely inefficient and time consuming to mount each drive until I find the one that will bring the media online / reveal file
Ahhh... I see what you mean now Lenny. Sorry, I didn't read your original post properly.
I don't really see how you've done this - as the Media Creation settings always default to setting both the Video & Audio to the same drive, even if you're seperately video and audio. But, assuming that the assistants accidentally manually set the drives to different places...The only way I can think to do this jump onto the Unity and do a "Search" through ALL the workspaces for the rogue audio files...
As far as I know there is no metadata that will inform you of the audio-only location with the Workspaces unmounted. You could ustmount the Workspaces one at a time, until the media comes online :)
Or, if you mounted all the volumes, you could use Media tool, which offers "Media Files" as a filter option for the search. You could then sort on the Audio column, to group them separately from the video, and then check the Drive column for their location.
Otherwise, to fix it, mount all the Workspaces and just Cconsolidate the clips, specifying a single Workspace for both audio & video.
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We covered the first 6 leads of the 12 lead ECG in the 6-part tutorial on axis determination, so it's time to discuss the precordial leads (V1-V6). These are the unipolar leads that are placed directly on the patient's chest.
The heart is a 3-dimensional object, and calculating the heart's electrical axis in the frontal plane tells us nothing about whether or not the heart's electrical axis is anterior or posterior, for example. This 3rd dimension that can be calculated using the precordial leads is sometimes referred to as the Z-axis (think of the Cartesian coordinate system).
I'm never one to say "you don't need to know that". However, I will say that I have not found an exact calculation of the Z-axis to be clinically useful. Maybe it is useful to cardiologists. I really don't know, and it's possible that my opinion will change in this matter.
The Textbook of Medical Physiology 9e; © 1996 Guyton AC, Hall JE; WB Saunders
Here's what I teach my students.
The QRS complex should start out negative in lead V1. The QRS complex should end up positive in lead V6. Somewhere in between, there should be an equiphasic QRS complex and this is referred to as the transition lead. This most often occurs in lead V3 but is highly dependent on lead placement. When the transition happens in lead V1 or V2 it is referred to as an early transition. When it happens in leads V4, V5, or V6 it is referred to as a late transition.
In addition, there should be a gradual increase in the amplitude of the R-wave between leads V1-V4. This is referred to as R-wave progression. Lead V1 may or may not have an R wave, but one should show up by lead V2 and get a little taller in lead V3 and reach its maximum height in lead V4 or V5. Again, this is highly dependent on lead placement.
With an early transition, the R-wave is often taller than the S-wave in lead V1 or V2. This is referred to as an R/S ratio > 1 it could indicate a problem like posterior STEMI. When accompanied by "down-up" ST-segment depression, it's what Tomas Garcia, M.D. refers to as a "carousel pony" which is diagnostic of acute posterior STEMI.
We'll cover this in more detail on another day, but for now, here is the differential diagnosis of tall R waves in lead V1. This is taken from Mattu, Brady, et al. Prominent R Wave in Lead V1: Electrocardiographic Differential Diagnosis. Am J Emerg Med 2001;19:504-513.
- Right bundle branch block
- Left ventricular ectopy
- Right ventricular hypertrophy
- Acute right ventricular dilation
- Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome Type A
- Posterior myocardial infarction
- Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
- Progressive muscular dystrophy
- Dextrocardia
- Misplaced precordial leads
- Normal variant
Poor R-wave progression (or "poor anterior R-wave progression") is a non-specific finding on the 12 lead ECG. However, it could be an indicator of a more serious problem. This is an issue because EMS does not transport every patient to the hospital and we almost never have an "old" ECG for comparison. Many, if not most elderly patients do not have a "normal" ECG.
I hear all the time how paramedics don't need to know how to interpret a 12 lead ECG to a high level. Of course we do! How else can we correctly advise patients of the risk of refusing care? It's impossible to correctly interpret ST-segment depression, ST-segment elevation, and T-wave abnormalities if you don't understand the various conditions that cause them.
Take for example the ECG used in Part IV of the axis determination tutorial.
This ECG was captured on an emergency call of a 16-year-old girl with a congenital heart defect. The call was for "difficulty breathing" and the family advised dispatch that she was in "heart failure". Look at the T-waves in the right precordial leads (V1-V3). They're inverted! And the ST segments are depressed! That's acute coronary ischemia, right? Wrong. It's a strain pattern from right ventricular hypertrophy. Note the tall R-waves in lead V1. It turns out the girl was having a panic attack. Do you see why paramedics need to understand 12-lead ECGs?
Here are some parting words from Chou's Electrocardiography in Clinical Practice, Fifth Edition, 2001 Saunders, ISBN: 0-7216-8696-4:
The widely used term "poor R-wave progression" is not helpful. In many cases the abnormally low R amplitude extending from the right into the mid or left precordial leads indicates myocardial infarction of the anterior wall. Such a pattern occurs also in the presence of left ventricular hypertrophy and in normal subjects without cardiac or pulmonary disease. It may be caused by a shift of the transitional zone to the left or by an atypical (abnormally high) placement of the mid-precordial chest electrodes. For this reason it is advisable to report the most likely cause of "poor R wave progression" in each case.
Importantly, R-wave progression can help differentiate between early repolarization and LAD occlusion. R-wave progression tends to remain intact for the former and is often obliterated by the latter.
Stephen Smith, M.D. of Dr. Smith's ECG Blog has a decision rule that states:
If the mean R-wave amplitude from V2-V4 is less than 5 mm, then it is almost certainly MI. If greater than 5 mm, it is probably early repolarization. A cutoff of 5 mm gives a sensitivity for MI of about 70%, but a specificity of greater than 95%.
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Countdown to Final Crisis #25 is an issue of the series Countdown (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 2007.
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Deadshot, clearly despite orders to bring them in alive, is blatantly trying to murder Trickster and Pied Piper. Although he corners them in a field, they are able to trip him with their handcuffs, and they escape.
Jimmy Olsen has been taken prisoner on Apokolips, and one Overslaver about to kill him is destroyed by an Omega Beam. Another tells him to rejoice, for Darkseid has "Marked" him.
Eclipso offers Mary Marvel up to Darkseid as a servant.
At Karate Kid's request, Firestorm blows a hole in the ground in Blüdhaven, and to his surprise finds a high-tech bunker. The Atomic Knights, viewing Karate Kid and his crew as a security risk in Blüdhaven, attempt to remove them. After a brief fight, Firestorm knocks them out and they continue into the bunker. After breaking through a "state of the art and beyond" security door, they find Desaad torturing Professor Martin Stein. When he attacks him, Desaad tricks Jason Rusch, and gains control of his powers, becoming the dominant mind in the Firestorm entity.
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The Angel Harvey Family Health Center of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago puts the community into 'community health' at a time when those in our neighborhoods need us. Our full-service community health center serves more than 13,000 patients annually with pediatric, adult health, prenatal, dental, counseling and specialty services for children with developmental delays in a single central location.
This "one-stop-shop" ensures barrier-free access and provides a multi-service healthcare home for children and families in Chicago and the surrounding areas.
For more than a century, the Angel Harvey Family Health Center has pioneered innovative medical and behavioral health practices to serve some of Chicago's most vulnerable populations.
Since 1924, we have incorporated child development and behavioral health counseling into its primary care model, and since 1970, provided pediatric dentistry services to low-income children. Orthodontic care was introduced in 1991 and pediatric optometry in 1995. In 2015, the Angel Harvey Family Health Center launched the Child-Centered Health and Advanced Therapies (CHAT) Center, an on-site prevention program for children at risk for developmental delays.
Angel Harvey Family Health Center services are:
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- provided in a state-of-the-art facility. The Angel Harvey Family Health Center is a modern, clean, LEED Silver Certified 40,000 square foot building.
- always expanding to best meet the needs of our patients. New and improved services and programs are a hallmark of the Angel Harvey Family Health Center's commitment to wraparound services.
- accessible to all. Our convenient location, culturally competent staff, and sliding fee scales reduce barriers to critical care.
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The Angel Harvey Family Health Center envisions a community of children and families with healthy bodies and minds.
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Our mission is to provide a continuum of integrated, quality, and preventive health care services to children and their families, enabling them to lead healthy and productive lives.
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Ballybrittas native in the top two innovative engineers
Oisín Moore, a student at NUI Galway, has been named as a runner-up in the Engineers Ireland Level 8 Innovative Student Engineer of the Year Awards 2014 sponsored by Siemens.
The mechanical engineering student was shortlisted for the entry titled 'Improving Breast Cancer Screening – Design of a Microwave Breast Imaging Prototype'. Microwave imaging is one of the most promising emerging medical imaging modalities. In his project Oisín tackles the technical weaknesses of existing systems and incorporates new design considerations from technical and clinical collaborators.
James King, a student at Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) was named winner of the Engineers Ireland Level 8 Innovative Student Engineer of the Year Awards 2014.
John Power, chartered engineer, director general of Engineers Ireland said Oisín's success and the achievement of others shows engineering plays a vital role in many existing and developing industries and there were jobs for engineers.
"Of the numerous job announcements over the past 12 months, many of these have been engineering opportunities. There continues to be real career options and demand for engineers of all backgrounds in Ireland. While there is an increase in the number of students opting for engineering at third level we still need more students choosing from the wide variety of engineering courses available to fulfil the employment needs of industry now and in the future."
Aiden Cawley of Siemens said the 2014 entries again showed students' ability to develop innovative solutions to challenges faced by industry and people in everyday society. "From health projects that explore improvements in breast cancer screening and transporting organs to war torn locations to innovations in farming equipment and the brewing process, this year's entries exemplify original thinking, practical solutions and excellent technical competence."
The 'Innovative Student Engineer of the Year Awards' promotes and showcases excellence in engineering. Final year students of accredited by Engineers Ireland, are eligible to enter and the competition is judged on the merit of final year projects.
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IDEA: It's a brutal irony of the automobile: Speed and power are its strengths, yet they combine to make its occupants ever more vulnerable. It's true of any driving, and especially true of drunk driving, when you are prone to errors that can have shattering consequences.
Iris Worldwide's new responsible-driving spot for Johnnie Walker—tied to the brand's sponsorship of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 racing team—expertly captures this dance between strength and fragility through a potent metaphor: a glass car. The 90-second, almost completely CGI spot shows hundreds of drinking glasses flying out of boxes, magically assembling in the shape of a race car and then breaking into a thousand shards—before coming back together in a powerful, beautiful plea not to drink and drive.
"The film acts as a reminder of the fragility of human life," said Grant Hunter, Iris creative director for Asia-Pacific. "Ultimately it's an alcohol brand stepping up to its responsibilities. And I like to think we've delivered it in a beautiful and considered manner."
COPYWRITING: The spot takes place in a spare white room—a reproduction of a space at the McLaren Technology Centre in England, where F1 cars are built.
As the glasses fly about, a male voice says: "When you're racing against the world's best, in the quickest machines on the planet, control is everything, just as it is every time you get behind the wheel. A split-second decision can be the difference between finishing first, last"—this is where the glasses shatter—"or not at all. Make the right choice and stay in control … and help us get the world home safely." The hashtag #ImNOTdriving and JoinThePact.com appear.
"The voiceover has to tread a fine line," said Hunter. "We have an alcohol brand sponsoring very fast cars promoting a never-drink-and-drive message. I think the voiceover connects those elements in a believable, emotionally powerful way. … I think it was draft 11 when we were all really happy."
F1 driver Mika Hakkinen, a brand ambassador, appears at the end—letting a glass float out of his hand in the ad's only non-CGI moment.
FILMING/ART DIRECTION: Director Russell Appleford painstakingly built everything in CGI. The visual look is modeled on McLaren's facility.
"It's a futuristic, minimal, architectural masterpiece," said Hunter. The CGI room is accurate to within 3 millimeters of the real room. "But it ran the risk of being too sterile," Hunter said, "so we were keen to add a filmic quality to the CGI. We achieved this by creating shallow depth of field to many of the shots."
It took 1,750 glasses to create the perfect scale model of a 2013 McLaren MP4-28. The smash simulation, created using Houdini software, took over a week to generate.
TALENT: Scottish actor and screenwriter Louis Mellis, who has narrated ads for Guinness (including the famous "Surfer" spot) and F1 itself, does the voiceover. "We all felt Louis' voice has gravitas but also depth and a certain warmth," said Hunter. "It was crucial that the voiceover was delivered without lecturing the viewer. Louis being a Scot felt a natural fit for Walker's Scottish heritage and he's also a recognized voice in the world of Formula 1."
SOUND: Gavin Little at Echolab did the music and sound design, which are simple but dramatic. "The soundtrack to the film Solaris was one of our references," said Hunter. "I particularly like the use of the glass sounds at the start. We were conscious that the music was just as important as the amazing visuals, but we didn't want the sound effects to overpower the voiceover."
MEDIA: The film's release on YouTube coincided with the final F1 race of 2013 in Brazil. It has also run on television in Latin America and will reach other TV markets in 2014.
Client: Johnnie Walker
Agency: iris Worldwide, Singapore
APAC Creative Director/Writer: Grant Hunter
Director: Russell Appleford
Production Company: The Other Side Creative
Producer: Louise Oliver
3D: Russell Appleford
2D: Garrett Honn, Victor Perez
Editor: Peter Booth
Music and Sound Design: Gavin Little / Echolab
Sound Mix: Rich Martin / Envy Post
Creative Group Head: Jonathan Cockett
Senior Creative: Shawn Foo
Creative: Lam Nasril
Planning Director: Paul Gage
Board Director: Hannah Dogger
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Resilience and Sustainability in Relation to Natural Disasters: A Challenge for Future Cities
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The number of megacities worldwide is rapidly increasing and contemporary cities are also expanding fast. As a result, cities and their inhabitants are becoming increasingly vulnerable to the effects of catastrophic natural events such as extreme weather events (recently more frequent and intense as a result of the ongoing climate changes), earthquakes, tsunamis or man-induced events such as terrorist attacks or accidents. Furthermore, due to increasing technological complexity of urban areas, along with increasing population density, cities are becoming more and more risk attractors.
The resilience of cities against catastrophic events is a major challenge of today. It requires city transformation processes to be rethought, to mitigate the effects of extreme events on the vital functions of cities and communities. Redundancy and robustness of the components of the urban fabric are essential to restore the full efficiency of the city's vital functions after an extreme event has taken place. These items were addressed by an interdisciplinary and international selection of scientists during the 6th UN-World Urban Forum, that was held in Naples, Italy in September 2012.
This volume represents in six chapters the views from sociologists, economists, and scientists working on natural risk and physical vulnerability on resilience and sustainability for future cities in relation to natural disasters.


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Film stars of the future
THE YOUNGSTERS at Lisnafunchin National School are eagerly awaiting the annual FÍS Film Festival which will take place on November 8 in the Helix, Dublin.
This awards extravaganza celebrates primary school children's creative thinking, imagination and teamwork through the medium of film. Lisnafunchin NS has been shortlisted for 'CSI Lisnafunchin'. The film, produced by fifth and sixth class pupils, is a fun approach to a thriller demonstrating strong production and editing techniques.
A wide variety of films and animations have been shortlisted for this year's festival from schools around the country. From storyboarding to post-production, the children have developed, directed and starred in these original short films. The FÍS Film Festival is a fantastic showcase of the creative and ingenious use of digital media in the classroom.
Now in its 8th year, the festival is one of the most anticipated dates in the primary school calendar. Awards will be presented in several categories including acting, directing, animation, adaptation, editing, special effects, soundtrack and production design.
Commenting on this year's FÍS Film Festival, Karin Whooley, PDST Technology in Education, said: "We were overwhelmed by the number of films submitted, there was a 100% increase in the number of entries compared to last year and the standard of the films impressed all the judges."
"FÍS gives children the opportunity to use digital technologies to support their learning across a range of curricular areas including literacy development and assessment. It also provides the opportunity to develop social skills such as working together and respecting the abilities and opinions of their peers. This learning process culminates in a high quality short film that schools can be proud of. And a lucky few will even leave the Helix with a much coveted FÍS award," she said.


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Learn to play guitar, free, easy, step by step
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Lets see for a moment how does it looks like with play guitar hand and fingers basics for playing guitar.
First you will have one fretting hand, which is responsible for creating chords or single notes. And one picking or strumming hand. Both hands are very important, with fretting hand you are creating chords and with picking hand you are making rhythm and melody, there starts the magic.
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Romania was the first in the BIPAI Network and opened the first COE in 2001. They serve the oldest patient population, and continue to focus on successful methods for transitioning HIV+ adolescents to adult care and meeting the health needs of its patients and their families. Sustaining funding for the Clinical Center of Excellence in Constanța has been provided by Abbott Fund, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word and by AbbVie Foundation.
In 2007 BIPAI Romania began providing other health services concurrently with HIV treatment, namely, dentistry, gynecology and tuberculosis treatment. In 2009, BIPAI Romania widened its mission to include medical services for other infectious diseases with similar transmission and risk factors, such as hepatitis B and C. In addition, the COE offers patients primary cardiology and family planning services. Psychosocial support plays a major role in BIPAI Romania's services, as well as the prevention of medical discrimination by accompanying and representing its patients to other local services when necessary.
BIPAI Romania has also transitioned Flower House, once its home for HIV+ orphans, into a residence for homeless young adults where they can learn independent living skills in a safe environment, while working or attending school. Over 70 youths were housed during 2001-2014.
Key Facts
- Location: Constanța
- Services: dentistry, tuberculosis, hepatitis B&C, HIV/AIDS
- Patients reached: 34,383
- People tested: 83,000
- Total employees: 37
- Total health professionals trained: 602
- Total budget: $706,686
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Now i want to go alone in USA.I wish to stay long time or everlasting in USA with any workMy buddy will handle a job for me. Please tell me which visa might be good for me and what's the process of Visa. Typically granted to these doing enterprise on their very own behalf, but also allowed for individuals doing enterprise as the worker of a foreign enterprise. I need to go to usa for studing, plus i want to do part time job, parallel to my research. I have a J1 visa for camp councelor and I went to camp USA final year 2010 and my visa stamp is legitimate until 2015…however on DS2019 stated I can keep up only for four months.
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The World Next Week podcast is up. Bob McMahon and I discussed the upcoming conference on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) meeting in Tehran, and the second round of talks between the United States and the European Union to reach a deal for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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The highlights:
- World leaders head to Warsaw next week for a United Nations summit on climate change. The meeting is formally the 19th Conference of Parties to the UNFCCC and the 9th session of the Conference of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol. The delegates are hoping to take a step closer to the goal of reaching agreement on a successor treaty to the Kyoto Protocol that could be signed by 2015 and implemented by 2020. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reported in September that if the emission of heat-trapping gases continues at the current rate the globe will warm by 2°C over the next thirty years. That may not sound like much, but it could fundamentally alter the environment—not to mention many coastlines. There are a few bright spots on the climate horizon. The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported last month that "energy-related carbon dioxide emissions actually declined 3.8% in 2012 even though the U.S. economy grew 2.8%." Meanwhile, the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency reports that the increase of global CO2 emissions slowed to 1.1 percent last year, a sharp drop from the average of 2.9 percent over the last decade. And carbon emissions in China increased by just 3 percent in last year, the lowest number in decades. The bad news of course is that China is the world's largest emitter of heat-trapping gases, and slower growth in heat-trapping gases won't save world from significant climate change.
- An IAEA delegation will visit Iran next week to continue discussions over the country's nuclear program. The visit comes amid growing talk that Iran and the P5+1 are on the verge of striking an interim agreement in which Tehran would halt its uranium enrichment program and the West would relax some of its sanctions on Iran. The two sides would then try to use the "breathing space" created by the interim agreement to negotiate a permanent agreement. U.S. officials are emphasizing that any relaxation of sanctions would be "reversible," so if Tehran failed to deliver on its end of the bargain the West could reapply pressure. That argument is not persuading critics on Capitol Hill. They argue that now is the time to apply more pressure on Iran and not less. That leaves administration officials trying to find a diplomatic package sufficiently attractive to entice Iranian cooperation but not so attractive as to send Congress into open rebellion. Stay tuned.
- U.S. and EU negotiators meet next week in Brussels for the second round of talks on the proposed free-trade agreement otherwise known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). The talks were originally scheduled to be held on October 7-11, but were postponed because of the partial shutdown of the U.S. government. The United States and the EU account for about one-third of global trade, so TTIP has the potential to spur economic growth on both sides of the Atlantic and to increase Western influence over the rules of the global trading system. Unlike other trade negotiations, tariff rates won't be a major sticking point in the TTIP talks. Tariffs have already been either eliminated or substantially reduced on transatlantic trade. The main challenge will instead be how to harmonize the divergent regulatory systems on both sides of the Atlantic. The political uproar over Edward Snowden's revelations about U.S. spying is adding an additional complication as well. One thing to watch for is whether President Obama can convince Congress to pass trade promotion authority (TPA), the procedural device by which Congress agrees to limit itself to an up-or-down vote on a trade agreement. TTIP has no chance of happening if Congress insists on the right to rewrite the specific provisions of any deal.
- Bob's Figure of the Week is Yasir Arafat. My Figure of the Week is 2.8 percent. Our audience-nominated Figure of the Week comes from TWNW listener Mike Samras (@msamras) who picked 350. As always, you'll have to listen to the podcast to find out why.
For more on the topics we discussed in the podcast check out:
UNFCCC: The UN has the summit's agenda and background information. Bloomberg lays out the obstacles to a climate change agreement. Michael Levi explains why climate diplomacy is so difficult. Pew Research Center compiles public opinion polls on climate change. CFR's International Institutions and Global Governance program has a Global Governance Report Card for climate change.
IAEA in Tehran: The IAEA documents Iran's nuclear sector. Times of Israel details the IAEA's Iran investigation. The New York Times reports on the last meeting of between the IAEA and Iran. The Associated Press outlines the ongoing negotiations in Geneva. The Hill posts the proposed sanction relief plan offered by President Obama while Congress eyes new sanctions.
TTIP: The United States Trade Representative announces the next round of TTIP negotiations. The Wall Street Journal explains how the NSA spying allegations could be an obstacle to successful talks. The EU Delegation to the United States outlines EU trade policy. Chatham House discusses challenges to the trade deal. The German Marshall Fund calls TTIP "an economic NATO." Robert Kahn explains the potential benefits and pitfalls of TTIP.


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I've never heard of shellac nails! I'll have to give it a try because I hate the drilling and the filing! They look pretty! I love french manicures! =)
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I LOVE shellac nails, my polish normally chips really easily so I love that its hard wearing.
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i was always super hesitant as well, i always do them in the summer and they really look so good. i have such thin nails so they grow and stay so nice and nothing strange happened to my nails thankfully! :)
I've never tried them before, but it looks like it's worth a try, especially since it seems to be more resistant to wear than most polishes. I wonder if you can combine this with other nail polish, since they seem to have a transparent coat, maybe as the last coat to protect the more fragile layer of polish.
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Pull the string or turn the key and nothing... the lawn mower won't turn over? This seems like a disaster. Especially if it's the middle of summer, grass has grown thick and the weeds seem to sprout up in the yard right before your eyes. Before you go cutting the grass with pruning shears check out these possible reasons for why the lawn mower wont start.
Push or Riding Lawn Mower Won't Turn Over
There could be several reasons why your push mower or riding lawn mower won't start. Here are some of the most common reasons that may be causing it to not turn over.
Is there gas? Is the gas old? Gas can go stale losing its potency and making it impossible to start the mower. If this is the cause it will need to be emptied and replaced and the carburetor needs to be cleaned.
Many riding lawn mowers come with built in safety features that can prevent the engine from revving up. One such feature requires that the driver be seated at start up so if you are trying to start cold before hopping on this could explain the lack of response. Next is a feature that requires the clutch/brake to be completely depressed when the key is turned otherwise no signal is sent preventing it from cranking. Last but not least is the deck - some models will not turn over if the deck is engaged or set to on.
Another potential reason that the mower may not be starting is another safety measure that some lawn tractors have built in which requires the rider to remain seated while the mower deck is in the ON position. Ensure that you remain seated while the mower deck is switched to the ON position, if your riding lawn mower has this safety feature built in.
If the problem lies in the safety circuits you will have to find out where the issue is stemming from by isolating them one at a time until you can identify the cause and replace the defective equipment, wires or switch.
Check the cables and wiring for the ignition. Things happen and sometimes wires and cables can work themselves loose or be jarred out of place. Ensure everything is firmly connected.
Check your battery: A volt meter can be purchased to check the charge on the existing battery. Many a time this is where the problem is stemming but short of changing it out the only way to really know is to test it and ensure the battery has the proper charge needed to start.
Check your spark plugs. Sometimes the wires can loosen resulting in an inability to start the mower. You may also need to replace the plugs. Attempt to start the mower a few times then check to make sure the carburetor is actually pumping fuel, this can be found by checking the tip of the spark plug for wetness (fuel) which indicates the carburetor should be working properly and the issue is elsewhere.
Is there oil and is it good? A quick check of your lawn mowers oil can show if this is the cause of your difficulty in starting or keeping your lawn mower running. Oil will typically appear brownish in color when checked if your oil looks black that may be part of your problem. If there is no oil and there should be check for oil leaks, this can be indicative of a more serious problem.
Are the filters clogged? Wet or dirty filters can prevent the lawn mower from starting or turning over. Double check and replace if necessary.
Are the vacuum lines intact and tight? Cracks can occur due to the excessive heat put off by the engine this causing inadequate air and fuel flow. If the hose appears damaged - replacing it may be the answer.
More Serious Causes of why a Lawn Mower Wont Turn Over
The above causes are the most common things lawn tractor and walk behind mower owners come across however other more serious issues may be at hand. If you have tried and checked the above to no avail other more serious causes may include (but are not limited to): faulty or dirty carburetor, which you may be able to disassemble and clean or may need full replacement; fuel pump, clogged gas lines, water in the piston chamber or the engine may simply be blown.
Most of these issues that will make it so the lawn mower won't turn over can be eliminated by simply replacing the defective part if it can first be identified.
Note: If your lawn mower is under warranty from the retailer or manufacturer attempting to repair it yourself may make your warranty null. If it is covered under a warranty- take it in and let the professionals figure it out.


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The Broad Brush: Your News in 60 Seconds
Welcome to this week's edition of The Broad Brush, your weekly, two-sentence news review. Here's what happened this week.
City staffers have been moving a mountain of paper this year to prepare Alameda Point for development in 2014. But on Saturday they mounted their bicycles, leading more than 100 cyclists on a three-hour tour intended to help them visualize the city's plans.
Outrage over plans to set up a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol screening facility in the heart of West Oakland appears to have sparked concerns about a similar facility that has long operated on Alameda's fringe. But both customs and company officials say that hazardous materials won't be shipped to the Bobac facility.
According to local legend, the "Captain Al" settled into her watery grave sometime in the 1990s, sinking to the bottom of the Oakland/Alameda Estuary as her unknown owner was preparing to rend her for scrap. But on Monday the rusty, 105-foot-long steel tug saw daylight again, as crews manning a pair of passive cranes pried her from the estuary floor.
Leaders and parents from the Nea Community Learning Center pitched the Board of Education on renewing the school's charter at the board's meeting Tuesday night. District staff will offer a recommendation on whether to extend Nea's charter on December 10, and the board is expected to consider a five-year renewal of the school's charter on December 17.
City Council members are calling for more transparency as the city selects developers for Alameda Point, saying the public should be given more of an opportunity for involvement in the process. But Mayor Marie Gilmore said the alternatives being proposed wouldn't be welcomed by developers, and she characterized the apparent dispute over the city's developer selection process as a stumbling block that council members can't seem to get past.
Merchants who want to take their advertising to the streets will soon have the city's permission. On Tuesday night, the City Council signaled their approval of a sign ordinance allowing for freestanding "A-frame" signs in front of businesses throughout the city.
The Bay Bridge troll has a sibling – whose address is right here in Alameda. For nearly a quarter century, the second troll has adorned the lobby of Rigging International. But this week the trolls were reunited, when the original joined his sibling in an exhibit at the Oakland Museum of California.
An opening reception for artist Dawn Leigh's "Espressions and More," paintings made using coffee, will be held at Spritzers from noon to 5 p.m. this Saturday, November 9.
News in brief(er): The city opened its remodeled permit center this week … and A.G. Ferrari Foods has purchased a building in the Harbor Bay Business Park.


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