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The Urdu language was formulated using Faarsi (i.e. Persian), Hindi (and inherently Sanskrit), and Arabic. Upon listening to Mastam Mastam from the soundtrack to Yuvvraaj, one is convinced the song is an example of the synergistic quality the formulators were striving for. It offers a light-hearted take on a man proposing to the love of his life. I think it has three participants:
- The man, sarcastically referred to as 'Rustam'. In Persian mythology, Rustam was most well known for bravery. The reference is relevant (albeit in jest) because he has mustered the courage to formally seek the hand of the woman. 'Shustam', I think, carries no meaning. I'm not sure whether 'dangling syllable(s)' is a term, but if it isn't, I just coined it :) That's what 'Shustam' offers. An external example of this might be 'vil' and 'vyaar' in 'Dil Vil Pyaar Vyaar'. Sonu Nigam lends his voice (though not exclusively) to this character.
- The woman, being proposed to. Alka Yagnik lends her voice (though not exclusively) to this character.
- The audience, looking in and providing commentary. Sonu, Alka, and chorus, are all involved here. Heck, so is the music!
Which of #s 1, 2, and 3 are singing each piece in the song? You be the judge. And who is the Rustam being referred to? Is it one of these, or is there a fourth? (This is not a trick question.)
What do you think is its biggest strength? Is it the music (A. R. Rahman)? Or the vocals (Sonu Nigam, Alka Yagnik, and others)? Or the lyrics (Gulzar)?
The only disclaimer to the translation is that I've relied on my very little knowledge of Faarsi and consulted a dictionary to look for possible interpretations of the first couplet which is repeated at various intervals. If the translation to the Faarsi couplet isn't accurate, I'm confident it's not too far from the intended meaning.
Also see: Lyrics and translation of the following songs from Yuvvraaj:
Tu Hi Toh Meri Dost Hai | Dil Ka Rishta

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Just as we did in previous exercises, we can use the PLT Scheme SICP Picture Language package to run the solutions to the following exercises. You can load the picture package by putting the following
(require...) expression at the beginning of your Scheme file.
(require (planet "sicp.ss" ("soegaard" "sicp.plt" 2 1)))
Exercise 2.52 asks us to make changes to the square limit of
wave shown in figure 2.9 by working at the appropriate level of abstraction for the required change. (We'll need all the code we wrote in exercises 2.44 and 2.49 to start out with, so copy those into a new Scheme file.)
2.52a. Add some segments to the primitive
wave painter of exercise 2.49 (to add a smile, for example).
This change requires that we make a change at a low level of abstraction, in adding segments to the
wave painter itself. Let's add an eye and a smiling mouth on the left side of the head so it looks like the person in
wave is looking in that direction.
; The wave painter (2.49d).
; Add some segments to form a smile (2.52a)
(define wave-segments
(make-vect 0.006 0.840)
(make-vect 0.155 0.591))
(make-vect 0.006 0.635)
(make-vect 0.155 0.392))
(make-vect 0.304 0.646)
(make-vect 0.155 0.591))
(make-vect 0.298 0.591)
(make-vect 0.155 0.392))
(make-vect 0.304 0.646)
(make-vect 0.403 0.646))
(make-vect 0.298 0.591)
(make-vect 0.354 0.492))
(make-segment ; left face
(make-vect 0.403 0.646)
(make-vect 0.348 0.845))
(make-vect 0.354 0.492)
(make-vect 0.249 0.000))
(make-vect 0.403 0.000)
(make-vect 0.502 0.293))
(make-vect 0.502 0.293)
(make-vect 0.602 0.000))
(make-vect 0.348 0.845)
(make-vect 0.403 0.999))
(make-vect 0.602 0.999)
(make-vect 0.652 0.845))
(make-vect 0.652 0.845)
(make-vect 0.602 0.646))
(make-vect 0.602 0.646)
(make-vect 0.751 0.646))
(make-vect 0.751 0.646)
(make-vect 0.999 0.343))
(make-vect 0.751 0.000)
(make-vect 0.597 0.442))
(make-vect 0.597 0.442)
(make-vect 0.999 0.144))
(make-segment ; eye
(make-vect 0.395 0.916)
(make-vect 0.410 0.916))
(make-segment ; smile
(make-vect 0.376 0.746)
(make-vect 0.460 0.790))))
2.52b. Change the pattern constructed by
corner-split (for example, by using only one copy of the
up-split and
right-split images instead of two).
For this requirement we need to work in the middle layer of abstraction. To use only one copy of the
up-split and
right-split images instead of two, we can simply remove the references to
top-left and
bottom-right that appear in the original implementation of
(define (corner-split painter n)
(if (= n 0)
(let ((up (up-split painter (- n 1)))
(right (right-split painter (- n 1)))
(corner (corner-split painter (- n 1))))
(beside (below painter up)
(below right corner)))))
2.52c. Modify the version of
square-limit that uses
square-of-four so as to assemble the corners in a different pattern. (For example, you might make the big Mr. Rogers look outward from each corner of the square.)
We're not using the Mr. Rogers painter from the text, but we can still rearrange the
square-limit painter so that the largest
wave image is drawn in the four corners by simply rotating the
corner-split painter by 180 degrees.
(define (square-limit painter n)
(let ((quarter (rotate180 (corner-split painter n))))
(let ((half (beside (flip-horiz quarter) quarter)))
(below (flip-vert half) half))))
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Puwang is a fast paced shoot 'em up where you control a spaceship in a battle against paper made enemies on a notebook arena. Survive as much time as you can in these intense and frenetic battles and beat your friends scores. Featuring a level system for the ship that will progressively become stronger and faster as gain XP from killing enemies this will prove essential against the ever growing hordes of enemies. Picking up PowerUps that enemies drops to gain you more speed or different weapons. -Different weapons for different occasions, pick them wisely. -GameCenter - Leaderboards for Best Times and Best Score -Support for Retina display -Support for the iPhone 5 new 4-inch display
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SEC M5: 11.15.12 EditionPosted by DPerry on November 15th, 2012
- Preseason tournaments aren't always just about the basketball, as teams travel to exciting destinations like Maui, Puerto Rico, or New York City. So is Anthony Grant planning anything fun for his team's visit to the Big Apple for the 2KSports Classic this weekend? "Yes," claims the Alabama coach. "We are going to play basketball." The Crimson Tide are all business on this trip. Oregon State will be joining them at Madison Square Garden, and although the Beavers don't have a history of scaring anyone, they appear to have their best team in years. The Pac-12 foe has a post game that can exploit Alabama's interior weakness, but their lax perimeter defense should provide the Crimson Tide with plenty of open looks from deep. These contrasting strengths will produce some open-ended basketball. Maybe the Crimson Tide will even be allowed some off-the-court fun in the big city if they can take care of the Beavers Thursday night.
- I wrote yesterday that Florida's offense could struggle against Wisconsin with star guard Kenny Boynton playing out of position, creating a mini-ballhandling crisis. The Gators did have trouble in taking care of the ball by committing 20 turnovers against the Badgers, but you don't need to make the most of your possessions when you shoot as well as Florida did in its 74-56 win. Erik Murphy in particular put in a masterful performance — the senior forward, still recovering from an illness, shot a perfect 10-for-10 from the field for 24 points, not to mention the eight boards (four offensive) he tallied. Murphy's offensive versatility was on full display against a Badger team that ranked 7th nationally in defensive efficiency last season. The Gators' 62% field goal percentage clearly isn't sustainable for the long haul of the season, but when suspended point guard Scottie Wilbekin regains his eligibility, the Florida offense has all the pieces to become a juggernaut.
- Kentucky's vaunted 2013 recruiting class moved a few steps closer to becoming official yesterday, as Marcus Lee and Derek Willis signed national letters of intent. But the good news didn't stop there. Aaron and Andrew Harrison, who had originally intended to wait until April to sign, will instead sign with the Wildcats before the end of signing period, according to the twins' father, and James Young is expected to follow suit. While there was no reason to think that the Harrison twins were wavering in their decision to come to Lexington, Wildcat fans will love to see the pen hit paper. Kentucky's 2013 recruiting class is already being touted as one of the best ever, and Calipari is still in the running for almost every other top uncommitted player.
- In AJ Ogilvy and Festus Ezeli, Kevin Stallings has become accustomed to having a reliable center patrolling the paint at Memorial Gym. He may have to do without that this season, but he won't wait much longer than that after Damian Jones became Vanderbilt's first 2013 commitment. The 6'9" defensive specialist from Baton Rouge spurned nearby LSU to sign with the Commodores. "I really like the coaches and players, and they have a really good work ethic," Jones said when asked what attracted him to Vanderbilt. "That's what I like and what I'm used to. Coach Stallings makes sure they work hard." According to 247Sports recruiting analyst Jerry Meyer, Jones may not have the offensive skill set of Ogilvy or Ezeli, but he is an elite athlete who will be a dominant rebounder. Stallings doesn't have a ton of talent in Nashville at the moment, but Jones makes for a great start in his efforts to fix that with his next recruiting class.
- Auburn will face several quality players in the conference season, but they might just have their toughest individual test of the year against Isaiah Canaan and Murray State tonight. Coach Tony Barbee isn't taking the challenge lightly. "Murray State is a very talented team. The guys they have returning with Isaiah Canaan being a preseason first-team All-American and how great he was last year from the point guard position. He has the ability to score and get everyone involved." Dexter Fields and Stacy Wilson join Canaan in a backcourt that will have a distinct advantage over the Tigers, so don't be surprised if Barbee encourages his team to feed center Rob Chubb early and often. The 6'10″ senior will enjoy a height advantage over the Racers' frontcourt, and has shown that he can score if his guards can find him in advantageous positions. With an off shooting night from Canaan and Barbee finding the right matchups to exploit, the Tigers could give themselves some momentum early in the season.


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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
The Ballerinas.
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- AnonymousMarch 20, 2012 at 10:38 PM
this outfit is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
the yellow dress is super cute and looks great paired with the floral sandals and simple leather belt.
your accessories are beautiful as well.
i love ballerinas and always wished i could be one...unfortunately, my lack of grace prevented me from ever becoming one :)
that scarf and the pin are too cute...i want to live as a ballerina vicariously now too!
LOVE this dress bb.ReplyDelete
Also, I may just adopt this level of scarf-love.
this outfit is perfect! & it doesn't hurt that you look so beautiful in it! ;)ReplyDelete
That scarf is so beautiful! It goes so well with the dress.ReplyDelete
love your scarf and dress, and that top picture is wow. i'm a scarf hoarder tooReplyDelete
Pretty pretty! You look so lovelyReplyDelete
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Beautiful! Love how creative you are with scarfs and pins. xxReplyDelete
This outfit is lovely. I adore the little ballerina details, and your yellow dress is just perfect.ReplyDelete
That's gorgeous! I really like the color. You have a great eye.ReplyDelete
Divine, perfect, beautiful.ReplyDelete
I like the classic cinema feeling of your photos, especially of the first one... I miss those esthetics and those women!ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE your style, so inspirational!!!ReplyDelete
That dress! I love it.ReplyDelete
Am so curious as to got your hair looking so beautiful - if you have time would appreciate you elaborating on it as I want to try doing something similar!
I love everything about this outfit. The coordination of the pins and the scarves is so impressive. I would also love a tutorial for how you get your head scarves to look so lovely!ReplyDelete
I love this post! Your outfit is just so SPRINGTIME and that scarf is heavenly. I love the graceful poses you've pulled as well. Suit the whole feel very well.ReplyDelete
I even love the grey and yellow complimenting each other!
Argh! Too good :-D
Oh, how gorgeous!ReplyDelete
So pretty! I really love that dress, and the way you're wearing your scarf!ReplyDelete
omg. you epitomize spring in this post.ReplyDelete
lovely, kater - looking forward to our lady lunch!
Oh my goodness! A lovely scarf design that matches lovely vintage pins! My heart be still!ReplyDelete
This is so lovely! I have similar skin/hair color and I never thought that I could pull off yellow. I always thought it washed me out or just looked weird on my fair skin. You've inspired me to give it another shot!ReplyDelete
you look darling. I just love the color of your dress and the little ballerinas are so sweet.ReplyDelete
What a happy fresh spring outfit! Absolutely love the scarf!ReplyDelete
I adore this outfit! the dress suits your perfectly, the pins and scarf are adorable, and that first picture is just perfect!ReplyDelete
Obsessing over that ballerina girl print.ReplyDelete
the second photo in this post is SO pretty! i love it.ReplyDelete
Lovely! I really like the different yellows you're wearing all together too. You always have the best brooches.ReplyDelete
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You pull off that yellow so well, and that scarf is incredible :)ReplyDelete
It's so weird how it feels like July but there are no leaves on the trees. It's been a bizarre year for weather...though mostly for the best, so I can't complain :)
Love the outfit... I must also add, that in the last year you have really done a good job with the poses... it's as though you're in a dream-like happy/distant state... which is brilliant as a nice tie-in with the blog name! :) One day I will figure out how to be as photogenic as you! ;)ReplyDelete
What a nice dress ! I love the color and the scarf is perfect !ReplyDelete
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Such beauty! You look so cheerful and sunny in that yellow.ReplyDelete
the weather in st louis is absolutely bipolar. we've have one day in the 70s, the next in the 30s, and the next in the 60s and absolutely pouring. i am desperate for some consistent spring weather.ReplyDelete
Wow, this is so beautiful! Love the ballerinas :)ReplyDelete
so great! that second photo is just stunning! if you thought you were having trouble posing, or trying to figure out what in the heck to do with those things at the ends of your arms, well by golly you got iy=t now babe!ReplyDelete
This is amazing! Bright colors really do brighten your day, I bet you put quite a lot of smile son people's lips!ReplyDelete
you are the prettiest. yellow was made for you!ReplyDelete
I love your dress and your style. I admire you very much. I'm leou from Argentina. kisses!ReplyDelete


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Condoms, Confidence and Keepin' It Real: Talking About the Tough Stuff
May 20, 2002
"Condoms are uncomfortable."
"Sex is better without a condom."
"I don't like condoms."
"Using a condom means that we don't trust each other."
Have you heard any of these lines before? Have you said any of them? Which ones ring true for you? Which ones make you think twice?
While it is not realistic to think everyone having sex will use a condom every time, always using a condom is the safest thing to do. When used correctly each time someone has sex, condoms remain the most reliable barriers against HIV, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) like gonorrhea and herpes and pregnancy.
To help reach the goal of consistent condom use, each of us can look at our own behavior and attitudes about safer sex. For starters, we can think about our comfort level with condom use before we find ourselves in the heat of the moment.
Self-Talk About SexIt isn't always easy -- or comfortable -- to talk about sex. It's especially hard to talk to another person about it if you haven't figured out what you want from sex. Take some time to think about these questions (and, if you'd like, write down your thoughts about them):
What does sex mean to me?
What do I want to get out of sex?
What kind of sex do I want to have?
Now, figure out how condoms fit in to your ideas about sex. Give yourself some time to consider what risks you are willing to take. Start by thinking about these questions:
Under what conditions would you consider having protected sex?
In which situations would you consider having unprotected sex?
What are the differences between the two situations?
Take some time to think about how you would respond to a partner who does not want to use a condom. Practice your responses by saying them out loud, to a friend or in front of a mirror. Remember that condoms offer two kinds of protection. If your partner is not concerned about the possibility of getting HIV or other STDs, he may be worried about pregnancy -- and having to pay 18 years of child support.
Condom Talk With Your Partner
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Remember, each relationship and sexual situation is unique. The ideas mentioned are tools that may be helpful in certain situations, but not in others.
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Congratulations!: Lily Tomlin Marries Longtime Partner Jane Wagner
Congratulations are in order for Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner!
Tomlin, the 74-year-old comic genius best known for her diverse roles on television, film and stage tied the knot New Year's Eve with longtime love and accomplished writer, Jane Wagner after 42 years together.
It appears the news first broke as a sidenote in a piece about Bob Fosse written for ChicagoTribune.com by friend of the couple, Liz Smith:
"It was an eventful New Year's Eve ... my longtime friends, Lily Tomlin and her love, the writer Jane Wagner, got married on the eve of 2014. ... My wish is that their happiness will be as great as their combined talents."
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We are so blessed by these women. May they continue to bless one another. Their intelligence, talent and drive keep them at the top of their profession at a time when most have long since "retired". Two old broads with great talent and a lifetime of kudos. Wow. No wonder Ms. Wagner chose that as a great expressive vehicle. It absolutely encompasses their joint achievement. Lily Tomlin for me will forever seem ageless. What I think is funny is that she's forced some of her characters into retirement. It's like the planets in elliptical orbit. Lilly and Jane grow better with time but, alas, the characters must be phased out and the new brought on bored. One day in 30 years Lilly will be telling a joke with Jane there and poof. She'll be gone. But until then we'll laugh and they'll continue to be wonderful.
Ah, this news is certainly a day-brightener! Congratulations Lily and Jane! My own sweet lady and I have been together 30 years, next December and both of us love your humor and work!
And never forget... when the naysayers try to rain on your parade... you don't got to do NUTHIN if you don't want to! PFFFFT!
Saddened.....you sadden me with your statement as it is a judging statement. Remember judging is not for MAN to do. "Judge not lest you be judged' or how about this one, he who is without sin cast the first stone." Who wrote the bible but man. Who decided what was to be in the bible? Man... I do know this, our creator wanted EVERYONE to love one another and treat all with kindness and acceptance.
I like this statement David--people who disagree and in some cases spout hateful stuff should stay off websites that clearly are meant for people who care about friends or relatives who are gay or are gay themselves. These people want to incite and spew their poison without even taking the time to listen to the story of those involved in these beautiful committed relationships. My cousin recently revealed to the world that he is gay-he is a professional basketball player and I could not have been prouder of him for having the courage to share the truth. Our family has and will always stand by him, with him and if necessary fight to defend him against hate and ugliness that prevails because people choose not to love as God has asked us to love--UNCONDITIONALLY. SO like David said, if you don't agree and chose to remain closed minded, then stay off such websites. My thoughts and prayers are always with my gay brothers and sisters. Remain true to who God has made you to be!!!!!
Congratulations Lily and Jane! I was lucky enough to meet you, Lily, about 22 years ago. You were in town doing your one-woman show at the College of St. Catherine. You came to the wine store where I was an assistant manager, looking for a good bottle or two. I enjoyed talking wine with you and helping you find something Jane would like too. I hope you both celebrated with a good bottle. I wish you many more happy years together!
My brother took me to see you at Cobo Hall in Detroit in the early 70's. We were able to make it into the outside backstage door. (I made him try to sneak in with me) There were about 5 of us. You came out into the room and as you hugged someone you put your Doral cigarette out on the floor. I scooped it up between your feet and I had that cigaretter framed for years! I wish I still had it.
Congratulations! I met both of you the week of an SNL taping some 30 years ago. Lily you did a skit with Julia Louis Dreyfus playing Edith Ann and she was your playmate -- both in huge rocking chairs. It was a sketch that I will always remember. Mostly I was left with admiration for how gracious and respectful you were to everyone. It does not surprise me that you are still happily together....
Would like to congratulate you on your marriage. We did the same after 42 years together. We married in L.A. Oct. 5th because all the legal garbage was over in CA and we knew the marriage would stand after the demise of DOMA. We, too, are in our 70's and, like you, Ms. Tomlin, I am from Detroit, MI.
So happy for you and, if you're like me, you probably didn't thiink it would happen in our lifetime!


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For a long time, efforts to stem the growth of global CO2 emissions and avert the impending climate chaos have been synonymous with complex international negotiations between governments.
The unwillingness of governments to commit to action has given those of us concerned about the future a reason for pessimism. However, a series of new recent victories might give reason to rethink what progress on climate looks like.
In Australia, the expansion of the world's biggest coal export terminal in Newcastle has been delayed and looks likely to be shelved. The decision is due to lower than expected demand for Australia's coal exports and concerted community action. Communities are taking action because they are not willing to put up with more coal trains and the toxic dust they spread.
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What if the turning point in the global fight to avert climate chaos is not signatures of presidents and prime ministers on paper, but a line drawn in the sand by local communities that are not willing to put up with the deadly fossil fuel industry anymore?
From China to the US and Thailand to Turkey, there are more and more people who no longer buy into the argument that economic development and security are only possible at the price of clean air, clean water and the health of ourselves and our children. At the same time, renewable energy is booming and it is becoming clear that economic wellbeing does not require environmental destruction.
There is already a precedent. While the US administration was dragging its heels at the end of the last decade, the grassroots anti-coal movement successfully fought more than a hundred new coal power plant projects, doing more for the climate in a few years than 20 years of climate negotiations among the world's most powerful countries.
What I know for sure is that we at Greenpeace will continue to make life hard for the dirty energy industry that stands between us and a safe future climate. As the deadly impacts of coal become more and more apparent, these victories will undoubtedly keep rolling in.
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Please, that's not the answer!
10 April, 2013 at 18:13
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Maybe this is the answer, like in New Zealand before?
Become a SuperHero and feel cool, great hourly rates + bonuses and you might be cho...
Maybe this is the answer, like in New Zealand before?
Become a SuperHero and feel cool, great hourly rates + bonuses and you might be chosen for an of these upper-end tourist trips to Costa Rica or elswhere which Greenpeace seems to be about:
All these victories won by Greenpeace...simply amazing, don't you think?
Unfortunately nothing is changing what scares me most...
Sun Wu
PS: for the brighter: the Rainbow Warrior went down ALL THE WAY to NZ and Australia...what for? Of course, for a victory...unfortunately for me, no matter from what side I am looking, it seems to be only fund-raising related. Sorry...I try hard, but know we go back to the Arctic - expedition of James and Josefina, it is just about to culminate.
But I want the Rainbow Warrior, I baptized her, and you had your chance, now it is my turn to use her for what people worldwide donated for!
Watch out for Niels (Stolberg :)
10 April, 2013 at 20:17
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I have donated to the "Save the Arctic" campaign, which seems like a good idea, but I wonder if Greenpeace is working with the UN to try and...
I have donated to the "Save the Arctic" campaign, which seems like a good idea, but I wonder if Greenpeace is working with the UN to try and get a system established to limit the amount of fossil fuel extracted from the ground reduced internationally every year. It could be a system of licenses which allocates quota on a per capita basis - but reduces the quota every year so that legal extraction ultimately ceases altogether. (Over 30 years perhaps?) In the first instance, rich countries would no doubt buy quota from poor countries, causing a flow of money in the right direction. But the motivation to build in renewable energy capacity would be driven forwards. Any country caught defying the licensing process would be heavily fined and the money would go towards renewable energy & research funding, and to dismantle fossil fuel powered power stations.
10 April, 2013 at 20:24
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I realise that my previous post suggests a variation of the contraction and convergence idea that was being discussed some years ago. But I think it...
I realise that my previous post suggests a variation of the contraction and convergence idea that was being discussed some years ago. But I think it is more workable. Rather than ration every individual to a certain quantity of C02 emissions - you limit each country to an allowance for a certain amount of fossil fuel extraction based on their population size. Of course it would lead to corruption, inevitably, and a robust UN policing authority would be vital. Greenpeace could play a part in investigating international activity and reacting to illegal behaviour. I do realise that it would be difficult to get world agreement for this system, but I think it is still a policy for Greenpeace to back and lobby for.
10 April, 2013 at 22:22
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Thanks for the comments!
Lupita, I do believe that making dirty energy more expensive economically and politically is an important part o...
Thanks for the comments!
Lupita, I do believe that making dirty energy more expensive economically and politically is an important part of the answer!
Sun Wu, I know personally some of the campaigners who are working on the Rainbow Warrior tour in Australia, and I can tell you what drives them is protecting the Reef and the climate from the planned massive expansion in coal exports. Reaching out to the local people around the planned terminals is one key way to do so.
Louise, rest assured that we continue to work on the international climate negotiations, and to do our best to get meaningful commitments or emission limits in place, and the money flowing as well. Right now it seems clear though that more progress and more pressure is needed on the national and local level before the governments are ready to commit internationally!
11 April, 2013 at 13:39
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For years you guys tell us which road is to be taken...think Andrew calls it 'how we believe having the biggest impact'
For years...
For years you guys tell us which road is to be taken...think Andrew calls it 'how we believe having the biggest impact'
For years your ships are following the same route starting in the Amazon, some campaigning against overfishing on the way, NZ, Australia...and of cours, since you cancelled the Southern Ocean: you need a pole - recent years you visit the Arctic more frequently.
For years Greenpeace is following the same campaigns - they are ABSOLUTELY IDENTICAL to the campaigns from the last 4 decades.
For years you guys tell us environmental concerned people who we believe our fragile earth to be in urgent need for a powerful voice which way to take...BUT NOTHING IS CHANGING besides all these victories being put in scene to be announced in the Greenpeace-Cyberworld.
I strongly believe the Great Barrier Reef not to be a top priority target...
...and I strongly believe the only reason for Rainbow Warrior having gone down under is the fund-raising related.
Greenpeace Australia NEEDS money, they just got a loan of 2 Million $ from Greenpeace International.
Please, whatever campaigners you know are driven by...if they happen to be truely motivated to save our fragile earth...if you are correct they are cheated themselves.
...instead of adopting their list of campaigns to challenges of the 21st century and attack.
Attack the right TARGET...shit, don't give me this REEF-MISSION - it is one of our smaller problems...but I am waiting. You announced wanting to challenge Coal - I assume it is time for an Anchor Chain soon, correct?
This type of action can be done by to inflatables launched from the nearest beach. You do not need a 30 Million Dollar warship for it! If Greenpeace Australia wants MEDIA-ATTENTION, then they should start to work their little brains and come up with sométhing creative being worth called GREENPEACE.
The Rainbow Warrior and the Fleet of the Rainbow is needed!
Somewhere else!!!
Sun Wu, GODFATHER of the Rainbow Warrior
PS: the Reef-Mission...before Bunny was climbing vertical swamps...shit
11 April, 2013 at 19:36
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if there is one coal-power plant canceld somewhere in a corner of Thailand...
Greenpeace claims it to be a victory.
Lauri, d...
if there is one coal-power plant canceld somewhere in a corner of Thailand...
Greenpeace claims it to be a victory.
Lauri, do you have the slightest idea what is going on right now?
Think DOCTOR Naidoo would call it 'cognitive dissonanz' - and it is all OBAMA'S fault!!!
What is going on in Amsterdam...having to anounce all these victories you seem to loose reality...but I am happy to acknowledge that donations have been 3-8% higher last year.
Greenpeace, the white industrial savior complex growing at similar rates like China...of course you can enjoy life on touristic places, you earned it.
11 April, 2013 at 19:49
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We are not saying or claiming "victory" when it comes to proposal to build several new coal plant in Thailand in the near future. What happe...
We are not saying or claiming "victory" when it comes to proposal to build several new coal plant in Thailand in the near future. What happened is that local oppositions to dirty coal have been everywhere and it is nothing to do with "NIMBY". This ended up into situation where Thai government-energy ministry and its National Utility-EGAT are not able to push any coal plants that has been planned under Power Development Plan.
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aaah, come on...read your website! To me it seems to be ONE huge victory.
Without wanting to drift too far, talking in a wider range: the...
aaah, come on...read your website! To me it seems to be ONE huge victory.
Without wanting to drift too far, talking in a wider range: these coal-power-plants, if built or not being built, provide the energy for e.g. the GREEN electronics you promote...
...for the fashion you say to be TOXIC-FREE.
Can you follow Tara? It is victory-time, and we only look at the side of the moon matching our way of life.
Because we at Greenpeace love fashion, our laptop...and to fly when we believe estimated good being done, correct Andrew?
I am drifting being afraid you can't follow...I WANT THE GREENPEACE-SHIPS...and I want them NOW!
Sun Wu, GODFATHER of the Rainbow Warrior III
PS: don't forget to smile... I am German, and coincidently even some Germans sometimes happen to be funny people.
We will have fun soon...promised!
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IN THE FALL OF 2005, Karls Monzon's childhood friend and neighbor Onelio Diaz approached him with a proposal. Diaz worked as a security guard for Brink's at Miami International Airport. Every day, he explained, a Lufthansa jet from Frankfurt landed at the airport carrying bricks of $50 and $100 bills in bags. The shipments were from Germany's second-largest bank, Commerzbank, and averaged between $80 million and $100 million per flight.
Brink's employed Diaz and a few other guards to escort the bills from the tarmac to a warehouse at the airport perimeter to clear customs. The guards would examine the bags for tampering or tears and drive them in armored cars to the Miami branch of the Federal Reserve, about four miles away. The whole process took about two hours.
Diaz was attentive at work, but not in the way his employers might have wished. To Monzon, he ticked off the security vulnerabilities inside the warehouse: The bills lay exposed; the security cameras didn't work; the guards removed their guns before entering the building; and most alluring of all, the warehouse's enormous bay doors led directly onto the street, which meant that one could bypass the perimeter fence and the airport gatehouse. Diaz didn't want to join the robbery attempt, but for an even cut of the haul he would signal Monzon when it was time to strike. Monzon was in.
In 2011 the Federal Reserve physically handled transfers of about $640 billion in cash. That's about 35 billion bills. The money mainly passes through a handful of cash logistics companies, themselves a $14 billion sector of the U.S. economy. The most famous and important of these companies is Brink's, which dates to 1859. It handles an average of about 250 flights worldwide each day, part of about 1,500 high-value shipments the company runs daily.
Despite the rivers of cash, surprisingly little is stolen. Armored carriers overall reported only 42 thefts in 2011, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. On those rare occasions when money is snatched, however, things can get messy. In February 2012 a Garda driver in Pittsburgh allegedly shot his partner in the back of the head before driving off with $2.3 million. In December, four men shot a Loomis armored car driver in the face before taking the truck from a Maryland strip mall.
At the time Diaz laid out his plan, Monzon, a then-32-year-old Cuban immigrant, worked at United Rentals, which leases construction equipment, delivering cranes and backhoes to work sites. On weekends he rode fast Japanese motorcycles, collected Glock pistols, and frequented a swingers' club called Miami Velvet with his wife, Cinnamon (who did not respond to requests for comment on this story).
According to court records and interviews with FBI Special Agent Alex Peraza — which form the basic sources for this article — Monzon went to work putting together a gang. His first thought was to try some members of his motorcycle club. A few seemed to be involved with a gang who preyed on criminals. He couldn't get that together, so he turned to family and friends. He recruited his uncle-in-law Conrado "Pinky" Perera, who had a criminal past but also planned to start his own legitimate business; his co-worker, Roberto Perez, who agreed to join only as a lookout; and his brother-in-law, Jeffrey Boatwright, who struggled with drug addiction.
At around 3 p.m. on Nov. 6, Boatwright, Monzon, and Perera arrived at the airport warehouse in a black pickup truck. Monzon and Perera got out, pulled bandannas over their faces, hauled themselves onto the loading dock, and went through the open doors. Inside the warehouse they saw what Diaz had described: a gaping space littered with crates and plastic packing wrap. Right by the doors, a handful of guards, including Diaz, sorted through canvas bags stuffed with cash. The day's shipment, 42 bags, added up to $88 million, about $2.1 million a bag.
Monzon and Perera pulled out their guns and ordered the guards onto the floor. They grabbed six bags of cash, each weighing about 38 pounds. When they ran to the bay door, one bag dropped. They left it on the warehouse floor. They threw the others into the bed of the truck and made off with $7.4 million. The only clue the guards would report to the newspapers was that the thieves were speaking in both Spanish and English.
Back at Monzon's home, Monzon, Boatwright, and Perera divvied up the haul. Each took $1.6 million. They set aside $1 million each for Perez and Diaz, and $500,000 for Alex Leon, who had been hired to ditch the pickup truck. The only other time anyone had ever pulled off an airport robbery with a payoff as large was in 1978, when the Gambino and Lucchese crime families robbed $8 million in cash and jewels from a Lufthansa shipment at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York. The thieves involved in the heist, which became the basis of Martin Scorsese's 1990 film Goodfellas, paid off figures within the crime families, including John Gotti, to protect themselves. Nevertheless, 13 people connected to the crime ended up dead.
Monzon's plan, naturally, was to lie low. The crew sealed the money in vacuum packs and split up. Monzon stashed some of his money in PVC pipes and buried them under his family's house in Homestead, a rural area halfway between Miami and the Florida Keys. Some went into the attic. He didn't hide it all, though: He bought a Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycle worth about $14,000. But the everyday dramas of ordinary life continued. Monzon kept his job at the rental company. Cinnamon kept working as well, as a receptionist at Vista magazine. "I get up every day at six in the morning to come work like a slave," she complained months later in a phone conversation tapped by the FBI.
Boatwright took a different approach. He bought a Rolex and a set of gold caps for his teeth and began days-long drug binges at strip clubs. He dropped thousands of dollars partying with friends. Rumors spread to Monzon that he was doing drugs right out in the street.
Ultimately, the success of a heist rests on what happens after the money is stolen. "You better know more than just how to steal the money, because that's just the beginning of the process," says Timothy Wagner, director of the South Florida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, a program that coordinates the activities of local police detectives and federal agents. With no authority like the police or courts to appeal to, smaller, weaker criminals are preyed on by larger, better organized, more aggressive counterparts. "You become a target. You're naked out there," says Special Agent Peraza, who headed the investigation of Monzon and his gang.
Monzon worried that sooner or later Boatwright would either be targeted by other criminals or get caught by the police, so he decided to hire someone to scare him, as Peraza sees it. Monzon seems to have picked his acquaintances at the motorcycle club for the job, the same people he originally tried to involve in the heist. On their own initiative, it appears, they turned on Monzon. The gang abducted Boatwright outside the Gold Rush, a black-lit strip club in downtown Miami, in December 2005. They drove him south to a farm in Homestead, coincidentally near Monzon's own house. The FBI speculates that the gang had figured out that Monzon had far more money than he was paying them. They set a ransom of $1 million. They beat Boatwright and tore at his fingernails with pliers. After Monzon delivered the money — it was part of Boatwright's cut — he had to bring Boatwright to the hospital. Monzon's problems had only begun.
The FBI's investigation got off to a poor start. Leading the effort was Peraza, a 20-year FBI veteran who, with his untucked tropical shirts and well-trimmed salt-and-pepper goatee, looks something like an agent in Margaritaville. From the get-go, he says, he suspected the supervisor at the warehouse to be the inside man, but he couldn't prove it. Brink's then offered a $150,000 reward for information. (Brink's declined to comment.) Among a flood of useless calls, the FBI received one from a tipster within Monzon's circle. The FBI, which has not released his name, dubbed him the Private Investigator. According to Peraza, when they met at the police station, the PI was so terrified, he shook as he chain-smoked. In spite of his nerves, he identified Monzon and his crew. By February 2006, Peraza had wiretapped Monzon's phone, but instead of just uncovering details of the robbery, Peraza and his agents arrived in the middle of a second kidnapping.
The first kidnapping, it turned out, had neither brought Monzon security nor silenced Boatwright. Soon after Boatwright left the hospital, he turned back to drugs and partying, using up the little money he had left. The $1 million ransom didn't satisfy the kidnappers. Instead, it inspired another nabbing of Boatwright, this time, according to court transcripts, led by gang member Michael Hernandez.
On the night of Feb. 16, 2006, Boatwright was partying at the Gold Rush when two strangers, Tatiana and Mimi, joined his table. The women charmed Boatwright and drew him out of the club and into an SUV in the parking lot. Once inside, Tatiana and Mimi got out and two men got in. One cracked Boatwright on the head with the butt of a pistol and tied a shirt over his face. The other started driving.
Twelve hours later, Monzon got a call on his tapped cell phone while he was at work. It was from Robert Salty, a friend of Boatwright's who was secretly collaborating with the kidnappers for a cut of the ransom; they spoke in Spanish. "I just got a call from a guy, and he told me that they caught Jeffrey. They have Jeffrey again. They want some money," said Salty. "I spoke with Jeffrey and everything. Jeffrey is there screaming and crying."
Monzon had lost his appetite for rescuing his brother-in-law, and he tried to keep his distance. "I did what I can, bro. I'm sorry," he said. "Let his mother take care of that."
Not long after, he got a second call. This time it was Guillermo Del Regato, one of the kidnappers. "I have your brother-in-law here, the fat one," he said. "He'll stay here with me until someone comes up with half a million. I know what you guys did, and I don't want to get involved with the feds or anything like that. That's not my problem. The only thing I want is my money."
"I have nothing to do with what he's done with his life," said Monzon. Del Regato put Boatwright on the phone.
"Bro, you got to fix this," he said.
"What do you want me to do?" asked Monzon.
"Where's your money? Does the money mean more to you than me, than my life?"
The answer was not straightforward for Monzon. He still had most of his $1.6 million stake of the split stashed on his family's property.
"Hey, you looked for it, bro," Monzon said. "Now you deal with it. I told you to get the f--- out of here, but you wanted to party. Now deal with it."
Not long after, Cinnamon Monzon spoke on the phone with her husband. She had just gotten a call from the kidnappers, which she'd recorded. She played it back for Monzon. In the call, the kidnapper left some instructions: "If you think that we are playing, then look tomorrow at 9 o'clock in the morning, check the mailbox at 2930 Southwest 76th Ave., and you are going to see your brother's finger."
Monzon wasn't a totally unfeeling brother-in-law. Boatwright meant something to him. He just didn't want to pay to get him back. He left work, went to a gun shop, walked out with a new AK-47 and ammo, and put it in the trunk of his car. Later, the FBI reported, he called Salty and told him, "I am gonna say that I have money, and I'm gonna go over there and I'm gonna shower them with bullets from the car. I have an AK-47 with me already with two clips." He said he was going to turn the kidnappers' car into "a strainer."
At that point, Peraza realized that the only responsible course of action was to arrange a kidnapping of his own. From the tapped calls, Peraza knew that Monzon and his wife had scheduled a doctor's appointment on the evening of Feb. 17, 2006. So as Monzon and Cinnamon were inside South Miami Hospital, an unmarked van waited at the hospital entrance. When Monzon stepped outside, Peraza gave a signal and a SWAT team poured out of the van, dragged Monzon inside, and drove off. "Welcome to the FBI," Peraza told Monzon. If anyone noticed, nobody reported it, which suited the FBI. They didn't want the kidnappers to know they had Monzon.
In the Miami-Dade County precinct headquarters, Peraza sat face to face with the man he'd been stalking for four months. Monzon at first refused to cooperate but finally agreed in return for a few moments with his wife.
By the time Monzon agreed to cooperate, the kidnappers had held Boatwright for more than 24 hours. It was well past midnight, and they were getting antsy. They dropped the ransom to $150,000. They pleaded with Monzon. "You did your thing, you came ahead. S---, let me be on top, too," said the kidnapper on the other end of the call. Peraza, now dictating Monzon's response, told Monzon to stall, which he did, saying it would take him time to gather up the money.
The call came from Bent Tree, a neighborhood to the west of Miami. While they spoke, FBI and Miami-Dade detectives wound through Bent Tree's cul-de-sacs in a van equipped with a device called a Stingray, a satellite dish that can track the direction of cell signals, but not their precise location. The van roved the neighborhood trying to pinpoint the kidnappers' hideout until around 3 a.m., when the signal started to move east.
The kidnappers were heading to a drop-off site where they'd leave Boatwright before collecting the ransom. On a hunch, one of the detectives suggested the FBI try the Miami Princess Hotel, beside the airport. The Princess is a pink stucco motel with kitschy theme suites such as the Jungle Room and the Disco Room. Each has its own garage, so patrons can come and go discreetly. As the Stingray van pulled into the lot, a man noticed the dish on its roof and rushed up to the second floor. The cell signal stopped, and a black SUV backed out of a parking spot and sped away.
A detective and an agent got out of the van and ran up to the second floor. They pulled their guns on one kidnapper, who was still in the walkway beside the open door of a room. They shouted for him to show his hands. Instead he reached into his pocket and threw a small satchel into the room. The officers tackled him. Later, when they opened the satchel, they found watches and a set of gold tooth caps. Boatwright wasn't in the room.
Meanwhile, the detective in the van called for backup as he began to pursue the SUV, which was now out of sight. Pulling out of the parking lot, he drove the van one way down Northwest 11th Street, saw no one, and reversed course. A few blocks away, he saw the SUV stopped at a red light. The flashing lights of police cars streamed from the opposite direction and surrounded it. Inside, the detective found two of the kidnappers, Manuel Palacio and Guillermo Del Regato, who had Monzon's phone number on a piece of paper in his wallet.
The police found Boatwright in the back of a pickup truck parked in the hotel garage, his mouth, eyes, and hands duct-taped, blood on his shirt. When the agents tore the tape from his mouth, Boatwright's first words were, "Please don't hurt me."
In all, the FBI arrested five men for the second kidnapping of Jeffrey Boatwright. Robert Salty, Michael Sanfiel, and Guillermo Del Regato all pleaded guilty and were given from 7 to 15 years. Manuel Palacio and Michael Hernandez went to trial and received 34- and 26-year prison sentences, respectively. Both feel they were misrepresented by their lawyers and are fighting to be tried again. Hernandez says his lawyer only visited once while he was in custody. "I'm not saying whether I'm guilty or not guilty. All I'm saying is that they never gave me the opportunity to defend myself the right way," he says.
The thieves all pleaded guilty to taking part in the robbery. Monzon was sentenced to 17 years; his friend Onelio Diaz received 16. Boatwright was given a 13-year sentence. Pinky Perera got 11 years, Roberto Perez was given six years, and Alex Leon received three. Cinnamon Monzon was sentenced to three years for being an accessory to theft.
As for the money, Monzon led the FBI to the $1.2 million he had hidden in his attic, buried in pipes in the backyard, and tucked under the tiles of his mother-in-law's living room floor. Of the $7.4 million stolen, that would be all the FBI would recover. Diaz claimed that a good portion of his money was stashed with Monzon's — the rest he had spent. Boatwright spent most of his share on drugs and paying off his kidnappers. Perera had gone to Georgia with his million to start an aftermarket auto parts company, which soon failed. In a phone call from prison, when asked what happened to all the money he had, Perera mumbled, "It's gone. I wasted it."
"For all we know they may have a stash somewhere for them to enjoy when they get out of prison," Peraza says. "But I feel confident that whatever's left, it's not significant."
Cash planes still crisscross the skies daily. Brink's won't say if it's changed any of its security measures.


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DTCPerspectives necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 29 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Marketing Disease Prevention in America
The parent company of Marketing Disease Prevention in America is DTC Perspectives, Inc, a publishing, conference/training, and consulting company that specializes in analysis of consumer marketing of pharmaceutical products. Our business is providing analysis and information to industry professionals who are engaged in all aspects of consumer marketing at pharmaceutical companies, agencies, and/or industry suppliers of services.
We will be launching a new conference next fall to take place in Atlanta, GA. The conference will cover disease prevention and important public health issues. The conference is open to marketers, advertising agencies, health food/drink brands, and government agencies such as the CDC.
The logo needs to be modern and engaging to those across all sorts of industries: advertising agencies, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, and health food/drink companies.
For example, potential targets are: Coca-Cola, General Mills, the CDC, Merck, Pfizer, Weight Watchers
We would like a modern and attractive logo that expresses public health or disease prevention
-This will be our main source of branding for this new conference and will be used on all marketing materials so it must be professional and high quality.
-We'd like two options of the logo –one with the name spelled out (Marketing Disease Prevention in America) and one with just the initials (MDPA).
-Colors: Our other two conferences utilize maroon, blue, and golden yellow--we'd like to differentiate this conference from the others so perhaps utilize green though this is not required.
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Print file format - .pdf
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd
Please visit http://www.dtcperspectives.com and http://www.otcperspectives.com to see the other two companies in our network and learn more about us. Remember that while these sites are boxy and boring, we want our new logo to be modern and different so don't be afraid to ignore our previous look.
Thanks and happy logo-ing!
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