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Griffin Technology today announced , a device which integrates FM radio tuning, recording and remote control functionality to the iPod--from within a tiny aluminum enclosure. "With the flip of a switch users can now switch seamlessly between controlling their music library and listening to their favorite FM radio programming. Use the iFM as an inline remote to control the iPod's transport controls, great for workouts, biking or hiking. iFM is also a recording device, with a built in microphone to record voice, or change modes to capture live FM radio directly to the iPod." It features digital audio station scan, a built-in microphone, band-switching (for US/Europe/Japanese bands), six station presets per band, and playback controls. It will ship in August for $50.

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Terrorist acts such as the Iran Hostage Crisis in 1979, the TWA Flight 847 hijacking in 1985 and the Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995 have long increased public awareness and consciousness of terrorism. Opinion polls taken before the Sept. 11 attacks showed that most Americans felt that terrorist acts around the world were a serious threat to U.S. security. (1) This public fear of terrorism was tremendously reinforced by terrorist strikes on America on Sept. 11, 2001, which were unprecedented in terms of the death toll and damage. The strikes were recorded as the deadliest terrorist attacks in American history and in the world. On that historic day, U.S. newspapers expressed their anger and surprise with the following headlines: "U.S. Attacked" (The New York Times); "`Acts of War'" (San Jose Mercury News); "Terrorists attacks horrify nation" (The Seattle Times); "Who did this?" (Akron Beacon Journal); "A new day of infamy" (San Antonio Express-News); "`Today, our nation saw evil'" (Orlando Sentinel).
Historically terrorist acts have attracted much media attention due to their dramatic characteristics. In covering them, however, the media have been often criticized for not providing the social or historical context of terrorist actions. (2) Most of stories dealing with terrorism were episodic, describing terrorist acts or victims rather than thematic, discussing the cause or background of terrorism. (3)
This study attempts to determine whether two highly influential newspapers--The New York Times and The Washington Post--provided context in their stories to help readers understand why these attacks occurred. It also looks at how critical these newspapers were of the U.S. security system. Finally, the study analyzes how the two newspapers portrayed Osama bin Laden and the attacks.
Literature Review
The definition of terrorism depends on the institutional ideological structure in which terrorist acts are framed or organized. According to Wittebols, terrorism is classified into grievance terrorism and institutional terrorism. (4) The former is defined as "terrorism that challenges power or seeks redress of grievance" (5) and includes insurgent terrorism. The latter, which includes state terrorism, seeks to maintain power and the status quo through the use of terrorism. On the whole, the media have provided full and critical coverage of grievance terrorism but have been less inclined to examine institutional terrorism with the same depth. (6) In particular, the media have rarely addressed state terrorism in cases where the United States was a sponsor or supporter of a government engaging in terrorism. Perpetrators of terror who were adversaries of the U.S. government have received more hostile coverage than those who were on good terms with U.S. government. (7) In his literature review, Wittebols found the following three themes emerging in the media coverage of terrorism: "We are victims, they are terrorists"; "the United States strives to do good in the world"; and "terrorism is the product of irrational minds, not objective conditions." (8)
In the analysis of terrorism-related events in Time in 1986, Steuter found media did not report the historical or social context of terrorist actions because of the symbiotic relationship between the media and political power. (9) The terrorists were identified with criminal violence and often defined as the product of communist conspirators threatening Western democratic society. By failing to provide a context for terrorism, the media portrayed terrorists as irrational and barbarous. They ignored the social and political causes underlying terrorist actions, trivializing the objectives of the terrorists and sensationalizing the violence of their acts. (10)
According to Iyengar's analysis of U.S. network television coverage of terrorism (1981-1986), 74 percent of all news stories consisted of live reports of some specific terrorist act, group, victim or event (episodic) while 26 percent consisted of reports that discussed terrorism as a general political problem (thematic). …


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Sequence logos representing the PEXEL motifs of eight Plasmodium species. Note that only the proteins presented in Table 2 were used to draw the individual PEXEL motifs. Phylogenetic relationships were drawn according to Figure 1. For details on how the PEXEL motif mediates protein export refer to the recent review by Goldberg and Cowman [21]. Abbreviations: Pfa, P. falciparum; Pre, P. reichenowi; Pga, P. gallinaceum; Pkn, P. knowlesi; Pvi, P. vivax; Pch, P. chabaudi; Pyo, P. yoelii, Pbe, P. berghei. See also Additional file 8.
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Purchase holiday gift items made by Native American Artists and craft persons. There will be jewelry, pottery, paintings, weaving, herbals, basketry, bronzes, and more.
9th Street Cafe
9th Street Cafe offers delicious home cooking with large portions your family will love. While you wait for your fantastic food - which won't be long - you can read all about the history of Highland, Illinois.
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The vibrant colors of autumn provide the perfect canvas to paint a relaxing weekend filled with fine art, mouthwatering food and superb entertainment. Lindendale Park offers a tranquil setting where nearly 70 professional artists display their works of fine art. Festival attendees can shop for works of art in twelve categories. Children, too, can shop for just $5.00 at a special art gallery of work donated by the artists.
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Poster Presentations Highlight Potential Uses of Gourmetceuticals'
Functional Ingredients GLPH-1(TM) and PPL-240(TM)
BIG HORN, Wyo., March 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Gourmetceuticals, LLC, a company that markets organically derived and scientifically validated ingredients for use in foods and beverages, today announced that multiple studies of Gourmetceuticals' ingredients, GLPH-1, an immune booster, and PPL-240, an antioxidant, will be presented at the Experimental Biology 2008 conference in San Diego, April 5-9, 2008 in the exhibit hall of the San Diego Convention Center. Data will be presented from clinical studies intended to highlight the clinical benefits of GLPH-1 and PPL-240 for use in functional foods and beverages.
Photoprotective Antioxidant PPL-240(TM) Poster Presentation
April 6, 2008, 1:00 - 2:15 p.m., Abstract Title: Polypodium leucotomos extract, PPL-240, prevents solar-induced DNA damage in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells
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PHILADELPHIA, October 29, 2010 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Shire plc (LSE: SHP, NASDAQ: SHPGY), the global specialty biopharmaceutical company, today announced results from a Phase 2 signal finding study of Vyvanse(R) [lisdexamfetamine dimesylate (or SPD489)] in patients who have had residual symptoms of depression following treatment with LEXAPRO(R) (escitlopram) for Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). Based on these findings, Shire intends to advance discussions with regulators to explore the development of program parameters for additional studies of Vyvanse as adjunctive therapy to primary anti-depressant treatments in patients with MDD.
Vyvanse is a prescription medicine currently approved in the US for the treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Efficacy was based on two controlled trials in children aged six to 12 and two controlled trials in adults. Vyvanse should be used as part of a total treatment program that may include counseling or other therapies.
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Clem sees spatial ability tests as a potential consideration for admission to a sonography program. Currently, the program uses academic criteria like grade point average and ACT scores to evaluate undergraduate applications. Other professions, including dentistry and engineering, have used spatial ability testing for years. Spatial ability is affected by genetics, but recent research has shown that individuals can improve their spatial ability. Participating in certain hobbies, such as playing video games, working puzzles and other similar activities can encourage spatial ability development.
"Even though you may be a really strong academic student, you may not learn to scan as easily as other people might." Clem says. "Some of our best students, straight-A students, will need extra time or extra clinical time to get past their scanning competency tests. This poses a challenge for selecting the best candidates for admission, and we think that spatial ability testing may turn out be one more piece of the puzzle that is needed to select the right individual."
The study was published in the Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography. Clem worked with Anderson and Moses Hdeib, director of the diagnostic ultrasound program. The team has started a second study, in cooperation with several universities, community colleges and proprietary schools from across the country. Through this larger study, Clem hopes to further validate the results of the first study by increasing the number of students observed. Depending on the results of the second study, the department will consider changing admission requirements next summer.
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Posted by: Leon Davis, Eric Frank | May 13, 2014
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Greetings from Talkeetna!
So we made it off the glacier just in time! This morning we woke at 3:30 am to start the 5.5-mile walk back to basecamp. The forecasted storm was slowly creeping in from the southwest and as we walked down glacier in the twilight, clouds came spilling over Mt. Foraker, threatening to shut down visibility. At 11:30 we could hear the mosquito hum of K2's Otter as Randy flew in just below the cloud ceiling and set the plane down on the runway. Forty-five minutes later we were in sandals and t-shirts in downtown Talkeetna enjoying the warm air and flowering fauna. It has been an excellent experience for our folks. As we dry our gear on the lawn, everyone is quietly reflecting on the last six days spent in the Alaska range.
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As Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares for his first state visit to the United States in September, U.S.-China relations are approaching a critical juncture.
China must address the negative environmental impact of petcoke, an inexpensive but dirty alternative to coal, if the country's efforts to manage carbon emissions are to be effective.
Washington and Moscow are considering whether to adopt more assertive conventional and nuclear security postures, a shift which would have far-reaching consequences for global security.
The global order is going through a transition as the world's center of gravity increasingly shifts toward Asia.
Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves, and the United States and China are the world's largest oil importers, yet Venezuela's relations with Beijing and Washington couldn't be more different.
Populist movements and ongoing crises in Ukraine and Greece reveal a lack of policy consensus among EU members as they consider the union's prospects for the future.
China's soft power efforts have achieved sizable gains by enhancing the international community's knowledge of the country, yet they have also attracted increased scrutiny in recent years.
Globalization and economic integration are enhancing the influence that stakeholders from Asian countries have in Washington DC.
China's dramatic rise is reshaping the global order and prompting countries both large and small to reassess how they interact with one another.
A clear understanding of China and Greece's rich cultural heritages is vital to enhancing modern-day people-to-people exchanges and cooperation.
Low oil prices have reduced the material incentives for developing renewable energy technologies, but political interests and public opinion also impact this strategic economic sector.
With China developing sea-based nuclear missiles and the United States bolstering its antisubmarine capabilities, the region needs confidence-building measures to enhance strategic stability.
Official state visits are vital to healthy diplomatic relations, but tourism and exchanges between ordinary citizens also strengthen ties.
By proposing the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and pledging support for development in Southeast Asia, China will feature heavily in the region's ongoing growth.
Opposing views on issues like ballistic missile defense and tactical nuclear weapons complicate, but should not preclude, trilateral security cooperation between Washington, Beijing, and Moscow.
Stakeholders in Iranian nuclear negotiations must manage their strategic considerations to preserve Tehran's right to produce nuclear energy while also reducing the program's military potential.
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My fear,,
Is there someone behind me, I just can't see..
Do all the walls feel like windows,
There's someone staring in at me..
Do they hear everything I say,
when I talk in my sleep..
It seems this fear is here for keeps.
There's someone smoking my smokes for me ,
And drinking half my beers..
Suddenly I talk to them ,
Then laugh,
But they still stare. Like looking in the mirror,
To be talking to someone else,
Now I seem to talk more seriously ,
Telling them secrets to keep.
So I see being alone,
Is a natural to me.
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This fear I have,
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NK Commissioner Candidates Say Permitting, Land Use High Priorities
Land use and development were front and center during a Tuesday morning debate between two candidates for county commissioner.
Sandy LaCelle, 47, an attorney who advocates for a more responsive government, is running for the District 1 county commissioner seat against Steve Bauer, 63, who was appointed to the position 15 months ago and touts his experience handling tight budgets.
LaCelle, a Republican and attorney who runs a private practice, and incumbent Bauer, a Democrat, debated Tuesday morning at the Cloverleaf Sports Bar and Grill in East Bremerton during the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce's Eggs & Issues political forum.
District 1 covers North Kitsap.
When the candidates were asked to choose one thing each could do to make Kitsap County better, LaCelle said: "For me it would probably be the culture of government being more responsive and helpful to its citizens."
The county's Department of Community Development was a frequent topic.
LaCelle believes the department should be more responsive and knowledgeable about builders' needs.
Property rights are part of growth management, she said, but they often take a backseat when the county implements the Growth Management Act, she said.
"I know there are some citizens who feel that's not followed as closely as other aspects of GMA," LaCelle said. She called blanket development regulations an "improper use of government."
While LaCelle hasn't run large organizations, she said her experience running a small business means she knows how to be responsive to the public and how to manage money when times are tight.
She discounted Bauer's experience.
"In some ways I think that's the problem," she said.
LaCelle said she agrees with the idea that citizen input is important, but she disagrees with the number of advisory groups that have been formed to represent communities and the costs associated with them. Bauer has been an advocate of such groups.
Bauer's record of mediation doesn't appear to have results, she said.
Bauer said the executive experience he brings to the commission is important in the wake of projected budget shortfalls. He points to his 25 years of government experience, which includes managing the city of Bellevue and the city of Portland's budget, which was rated third for large cities when he left.
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Though government wants to provide services, "we can't be everything to everybody anymore."
Bauer agreed that DCD needs to be overhauled and that the permitting process should be expedited.
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Almost every personal comments were not following the recipe...therefore, I think that I will skip it also....too many did not follow the recipe!flag if inappropriate
I needed bacon for a recipe and had some left over, it was dinnertime and thought carbonara. I liked how simple this version was (I didn't have peas, and wouldn't use frozen anyway) and had a really nice parmesan, the aforementioned bacon, nitrate free, and some nice eggs and it was one of the best I've made. I use gluten free pasta, so the pasta water has a different consistency than from wheat pasta, and it works well adding to the carbonara.flag if inappropriate
I had a craving for carbonara, and found this one- I was looking for simple, never having made it before, and only having had it one other time, last year in Rome. This didn't disappoint, and my partner who is not into eggy things at all loved it. I did use some awesome nitrate-free ham, and a very good parmesan, but didn't do the peas, we didn't have any. A trick to get the right consistency, but the flavor was great.flag if inappropriate
This recipe was amazing! We added heavy cream, because you can't go wrong with it, and a dash of beef broth. This added an amazing twist to this recipe.flag if inappropriate
Usually when i make carbonara at home i use only the egg whites and panchetta instead of bacon. I also mix the oil, egg yolks, and parmesean before mixing everything together and i don't use pasta water when thinning the eggs because of how cloudy the water is it does not provide a pleasant flavor. I would use my own recipe instead of this oneflag if inappropriate
It's alright but kinda bland. I think overall there are many other recipes that are probably more flavorful and less fatty. I'll probably look for another carbonara recipe.flag if inappropriate
This recipe is easy and delicious. It always delivers.flag if inappropriate
What an easy recipe to make! And the children loved it.flag if inappropriate
I pretty much added all the things other reviewers suggested: half-and-half to the eggs, garlic, splash of white wine, extra cheese, even a pat of butter. I also used leftover ham instead of bacon and added some broccoli. I still think it came out on the bland side, but my partner liked it a lot and it certainly helped use up all the holiday party leftovers. I give it points for that and for its quickness. Use lots of pepper.flag if inappropriate
i made a few changes to cut back on the fat. instead of using bacon i sauteed sliced garlic in some olive oil under very low heat, deglazed the pan with some white wine, and added this to the pasta and eggs mixture. instead of using whole eggs, i substituted two leftover eggyolks per egg (along with some pasta water, two eggyolks made enough sauce to coat loads of pasta, enough for two people). this is a keeper!flag if inappropriate


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Life – simple life – is always right.
"Life does not have a narrative arc. The world does not have a narrative arc. Or if it does, it's bigger than anything we could ever fucking write about." An unusually great, philosophical interview with punk/DIY legend Ian MacKaye on self-preservation, digital obsession and finding your life tree trunk.
a facsimile of intimacy, a love-shaped house for isolation to live in
"This is one of the ways in which my second adolescence was absolutely faithful to the first: it was so difficult, so emotionally overwrought, so suffused with terror and confusion and embarrassment. It takes a perverse kind of bravery to start over—it's a selfish and deluded thing to do, and you need that courage to deal with what comes next. It's one thing to burn your life down and walk out of the ashes, but nobody tells you the phoenix is born as a tender, featherless baby bird."
A Midlife Crisis, By Any Other Name: an essay by Jess Zimmerman (previously, previouslier) for Hazlitt. [via]
A Midlife Crisis, By Any Other Name: an essay by Jess Zimmerman (previously, previouslier) for Hazlitt. [via]
Everything Is Yours, Everything is Not Yours
Clemantine Wamariya:
"At age six, I ran away with my sister to escape the Rwandan massacre. We spent seven years as refugees. What do you want me to do about it? Cry?"
Gimme Shelter
Most assuredly *not* 42
This is my vision of life. A conversation with evolutionary biologist and author Richard Dawkins. (Video and transcript)
Welcome to Hope's Peak Academy
Originally released on the PSP system in 2010 the first Danganronpa game called Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc ( (ダンガンロンパ 希望の学園と絶望の高校生) developed and produced by Spike Chunsoft . It featured a classic whodunit game where the MC (Makoto Naegi) a Japanese teenger found himself stuck in a strange high school setting with a unique cast. [more inside]
Watch out for that last 10%...
How do you survive a disaster?
"In life-threatening situations, around 75% of people are so bewildered by the situation that they are unable to think clearly or plot their escape. They become mentally paralysed. Just 15% of people on average manage to remain calm and rational enough to make decisions that could save their lives. (The remaining 10% are plain dangerous: they freak out and hinder the survival chances of everyone else.)"
The Pintupi Nine
In the 1950s, to clear an area for missle testing, the Australian government forcibly resettled a number of nomadic Aboriginal families. One was overlooked --- continuing to roam the desert without contact with any other humans, until 1984.
There's a lagoon, and it's blue. Surely this will work.
The Real Castaway (2001; 48:13) is a tense and awkward but sometimes beautiful documentary about a teenage boy moving to the Ulithi Atoll and seeking companionship to fulfill a romantic fantasy. [Via.]
Illustrated Skills of the Traveller, Physician, Sailor, Martial Artist
The Art of Shen Ku is a rambling, eccentric website displaying pages of an illustrated instructional book of the same name. The site is roughly divided into four topics: Traveller, Physician, Sailor, and Martial Artist. It features heavily notated illustrations that demonstrate everything from using healthy breathing techniques and using aloe vera to learning martial art hand strikes, avoiding shark attacks, making survival shelters, and navigating. The author, Zeek, seems to be a sailor who spent much time in Asia. [more inside]
The Fermi Paradox
Some people stick with the traditional, feeling struck by the epic beauty or blown away by the insane scale of the universe. Personally, I go for the old "existential meltdown followed by acting weird for the next half hour." But everyone feels something. Physicist Enrico Fermi felt something too—"Where is everybody?" It turns out that when it comes to the fate of humankind, this question is very important. Depending on where The Great Filter occurs, we're left with three possible realities: We're rare, we're first, or we're fucked.
"No negative thoughts, he told himself. Stay positive. Stay strong."
A Speck in the Sea [NYTimes.com]: John Aldridge fell overboard in the middle of the night, 40 miles from shore, and the Coast Guard was looking in the wrong place.
21st century birdwatching
Drone Survival Guide is a downloadable poster of robotic birds. It's also available on mirrored paper for those in harm's way.
This is the hand, the hand that saves
"The divers had already pulled up four bodies. So when a hand appeared on the TV screen Walker was monitoring in the rescue boat, showing what the diver in the Jascon saw, everybody assumed it was another corpse." Harrison Odjegba Okene survived three days of darkness and isolation when he was trapped in a sunken tugboat, breathing from an air bubble and listening to the sounds of his shipmates being eaten by fish. His amazing rescue hit the news this spring. (Previously.) The actual video of his rescue has now been widely distributed. Short version. Long version, with an appropriate but inappropriate piece of jaunty music at the end.
"Frankenstein speak zombie..."
Tips For Surviving, Monsters! A puppet based guide for monsters who are tired of being hunted. [slyt | via]
Alive, alone, in the abyss
"I could perceive the dead bodies of my crew were nearby. I could smell them. The fish came in and began eating the bodies. I could hear the sound. It was horror." -- Harrison Okene [more inside]
Street Children - Can you look them in the eye?
Don't let Marvin die, we all love him.
Flash Friday: Gods Will Be Watching
The Taiga Life
Featured previously, Vice does a 35 minute video chronicling a rare visit to the sole surviving member of the Lykov family, Agafia. [more inside]
The Lost Tribes of the Amazon
Franco believes that governments must increase efforts to preserve indigenous cultures. "The Indians represent a special culture, and resistance to the world," argues the historian, who has spent three decades researching isolated tribes in Colombia. Martínez says that the Indians have a unique view of the cosmos, stressing "the unity of human beings with nature, the interconnectedness of all things." It is a philosophy that makes them natural environmentalists, since damage to the forest or to members of one tribe, the Indians believe, can reverberate across society and history with lasting consequences. "They are protecting the jungle by chasing off gold miners and whoever else goes in there," Franco says. He adds: "We must respect their decision not to be our friends—even to hate us."
Joe versus the wilderness
One hundred years ago, Joe Knowles stripped down to his jockstrap, said goodbye to civilization, and marched off into the woods to prove his survival skills. He was the reality star of his day. For eight weeks, rapt readers followed his adventures in the Boston Post, for whom he was filing stories on birch bark. When he finally staggered out of the wild, looking like a holdover from the Stone Age, he returned home to a hero's welcome. That's when things got interesting.
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"We are the walking dead!"
The zombie apocalypse. Threads. Pandemic. Doomsday Preppers. Post-apocalyptic pop-culture fiction of doom. What's it about? A Stanford scholar explains.
Green ant tea, anyone?
Major Doctor Les Hiddins was survivaling in the wilderness long before Bear Grylls. He did it with compassion, intelligence, and good humour. (No, he isn't dead.) [more inside]
So high, so low, so many things to know.
January 13, 2013 marks the 125th anniversary of the National Geographic Society. The Magazine is celebrating by taking a yearlong look at the past and future of exploration. [more inside]
It's the end of the world and they know it
The most-watched show in the history of the National Geographic Channel isn't Wild, Taboo or even the longest-running documentary series on cable tv: Explorer. It's Doomsday Preppers, a show that documents the "lives of otherwise ordinary Americans" as they prepare for the end of the world. [more inside]
Its' a Boat! Its a Plane! Its a Surfboard!
If you've ever been to Hawaii, chances are that you've passed through the John Rodgers Terminal at Honolulu International Airport without giving it a second thought. The great-grandson of distinguished American Commodores John Rodgers and Matthew Perry; John Rodgers was the second American naval officer to fly for the United States Navy and a submarine commander in WW1; but what earned him the honour of having the airport named for him was the amazing and inspiring first open-ocean flight to Hawaii. [more inside]
The Screensaver, The Axe, The Ice Climb, And The Bear
One dealt with her near-death experience by forcing herself to stare at a screensaver of the shark that ravaged her body. Another let the bear finish the job 22 years afterwards. People respond to life-threatening traumas in different ways, as documented by The Guardian in Life after near-death: why surviving is only the beginning.
Virulence-transmission trade-offs and population divergence in virulence
"Why do parasites harm their hosts? Conventional wisdom holds that because parasites depend on their hosts for survival and transmission, they should evolve to become benign, yet many parasites cause harm. Theory predicts that parasites could evolve virulence (i.e., parasite-induced reductions in host fitness) by balancing the transmission benefits of parasite replication with the costs of host death. This idea has led researchers to predict how human interventions—such as vaccines—may alter virulence evolution, yet empirical support is critically lacking." Two papers demonstrate empirical evidence for related models predicting the origin of virulence: [more inside]
the Tactical Adventure Medical Preparedness Outdoors Necessity (T.A.M.P.O.N.)
The Swiss Army Tampon - a life-saving wilderness survival tool
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Thank God, it's Friday!
The Castaway's Guide To Making A Home: What do people do when they're shipwrecked on a deserted isle?
The best you can do is learn to survive.
IKEA is already widening their domain, but for some of us, it's still a challenge to deal with the staid institution of the IKEA store. Never fear! [more inside]
A nation full of immortal poor people.
In 2002, Doug Monroe placed his parents in assisted living. A decade later, he's looking back at "the weighty financial and emotional costs that come with a parent's immortality": The Long Goodbye.
My Father, Always Fond of a Long Shot, Chose to Have His Cancerous Tounge Removed
Diagnosed with cancer, my father decided to have his tongue removed. It's an extreme treatment, but he's always known how to make things work out.
Imagine there's no people
So you wake up tomorrow morning to find almost everyone on Earth missing. The Internet will continue to work for a few hours: what information could you download to ensure your survival and rebuild civilization? A few suggestions: The CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics. Third Word Development (18 GB of information on agriculture, livestock, food processing, construction, water, sanitation, health and much more). The Global Village Construction Set (previously). Copies of Gray's Anatomy, Where There Is No Doctor, and The Ship Captain's Medical Guide.
A few more that might be handy even in ordinary times: all of Wikipedia, or perhaps just a portion. (Ideally, of course, you'd already have a bound, printed copy), Offline Google Mail (Chrome) to save correspondence; SiteSucker to download sites you'd like to keep around while offline.
A few more that might be handy even in ordinary times: all of Wikipedia, or perhaps just a portion. (Ideally, of course, you'd already have a bound, printed copy), Offline Google Mail (Chrome) to save correspondence; SiteSucker to download sites you'd like to keep around while offline.
"We'll be fine."
GQ: The Man Who Sailed His House. On the third day after the Japanese tsunami, after the waves had left their destruction, as rescue workers searched the ruins, news came of an almost surreal survival: Nine miles out at sea, a man had been found alone, riding on nothing but the roof of his house. [more inside]
Death in a Box.
She was Jewish, but to live she needed a Christian name.
A Holocaust survivor raised a fist to death. 'Leon Weinstein survived the Warsaw Ghetto. But it is the story of the little girl that he wants to tell.' 'He lay Natalie on their front step. Tears ran down his cheeks. You will make it, he thought. She had blond locks and blue eyes. They will think you are a Gentile, not one of us. Walking away, he could hear her whimper, but forced himself not to look back until he crossed the street. Then he turned and saw a man step out of the apartment. The man read Weinstein's note. He puzzled over the baby. Cradling Natalie in his arms, the man walked half a block to a police station and disappeared inside.' [more inside]
Surviving Survival
The Summer 2011 issue of Stanford Medicine Magazine is about "Surviving Survival": The Woman Who Fell To Earth / Khmer Rouge on Trial / A Kid Again / Her Stroke of Insight / RxErcise [more inside]
Worse things happen at sea
Here Be Monsters. "Three friends, on a drunken dare, set out in a dinghy for a nearby island. But when the gas ran out and they drifted into barren waters, their biggest threat wasn't the water or the ocean—it was each other." [more inside]
"Survival, Strength, Sisterhood", a short film.
Survival, Strength, Sisterhood: Power of Women in the Downtown Eastside (Vimeo link; possibly triggering) is a 2011 short film by Alejandro Zuluaga and Harsha Walia, based on a concept by the Downtown Eastside Power of Women Group (TRT 32:00). [more inside]
Every day carry
In preparedness circles, EDC means Everyday Carry, being items one keep on or near one's person at all times, to help with both planned and unforeseen events during the day. A lot of opinions about what should be in an EDC kit exist, but the minimum usually recommended seems to be a cell phone, light source and small folding knife. The EDC blog shows pictures and lists of submitters' EDC kit. [more inside]
More Americans are Surviving Cancer
According to new data released by the CDC yesterday, more Americans are surviving cancer thanks to advances in increased early detection and treatment. CDC analysis shows an unprecedented 20% increase in survival rates between 2001 and 2007, which is nearly a quadruple increase since 1971. [more inside]
You'll be sucked right in.
On July 25th 1997, Davor Jordas and a group friends turned up at Raspadalica to take part in the first ever Croation powered paragliding competition. The day was fine, with warm sunshine and scattered puffy clouds. The only sign of what was to come was a dark cloud over the beautiful mountains of Ucka. But it was twenty miles away, and downwind, so the paragliders took to the air. To put it mildly, that turned out to be a mistake. [more inside]
Mental note: Don't crash into the Pacific Ocean, especially in wartime.
Louie recoiled in horror, jerking his legs to the side, away from the shark's mouth. The shark kept coming, directly at Louie's head. Louie rammed his palm into the tip of the shark's nose. The shark flinched, circled away, then swam back at him again. Louie waited until the shark was inches from him, then struck it on the nose again. Again, the shark peeled away. Above, the bullets stopped coming. As quickly as he could, Louie pulled himself along the cord until he reached the raft. He grabbed its wall and lifted himself clear of the shark.This quote is from an article about Louis Zamperini, whose planed crashed into the Pacific in 1941. He and two other men, Francis McNamara and Russell Phillips, made it into liferafts. They would drift in the ocean for weeks. The article is by Laura Hillenbrand, author of Seabiscuit. For more about Zamperini and his amazing story you can go to his website.
What does it feel like to be the only person to survive a plane crash, a boat wreck or an ambush?
The Only Ones: Escaping Near Death : Sole Survivors from the fascinating first-person experience column in the Guardian. [more inside]
""You can't forget there are people listening when you say you are going to do things, and I try not to overpromise."
This past March, former US President Bill Clinton acknowledged to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that tariff policies his administration championed in the mid-1990's helped destroy Haiti's rice production and contributed to the impoverished nation's inability to feed itself. But while most of the world has stopped paying attention to Haiti's woes, Mr. Clinton has become the de facto leader of the effort to rebuild it after the catastrophic earthquake this past January. Will his influence be enough? Reports from the UN Office of the Special Envoy to Haiti indicate that the reconstruction progress has been slow. [more inside]
The Key Word Is "Survival" On The New Frontier
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Jani, a hindu man in western India, claims not to have taken in any food or water for 70 years. He has been under 24 hour surveillance since April 22 by a hospital team. This video goes into a little more detail.
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Men's basketball: FGCU lands commitment from 6-10 Livingston
The Baltimore Sun and Rivals.com have reported that Leonard Livingston, a 6-foot-10 forward from Baltimore, has verbally committed to Florida Gulf Coast University.
According to the Sun, Livingston, who plays for Patterson High School, committed after visiting the campus Sunday, and picked FGCU over The Citadel and Tennessee-Chattanooga. Assistant coach Kevin Norris saw Livingston play in January.
"It just felt like a good fit for me," Livingston told the Sun. "And then I just decided to go ahead and do it."
The 190-pound Livingston averaged eight points, eight rebounds and four blocks. He blocked 20 shots in the Class 3A state semifinals and title game.
"They wanted me to kind of play like a power forward," Livingston told the Sun. "They want me to score in the post, but they also want me to do a few things on the wing. I can do both. They were going to get me on a weight program. They're trying to get me bigger, too."
Livingston played with current FGCU forward Eric McKnight, who sat out last year after transferring from Iowa State, two years ago.
FGCU coach Andy Enfield led the Eagles to a 15-17 record in his first season that included an appearance in the Atlantic Sun tournament title game. Livingston would replace another player from the Baltimore area, Dante Holmes, who is transferring after one season.
Coaches can't comment on verbal commitments. He had said Tuesday he expected a signing or two in the coming days.
Size is of major importance for FGCU, which loses its lone center, senior Kevin Cantinol, and senior forward Ed Rolax.
The rest of the Eagles return and, after Livingston signs, Enfield will have two more scholarships to offer.
Point guard DaJuan Graf of Charlotte, N.C., committed on the first day of the early signing period in November.
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Harmon's field goal lifts Wren over Hanna
PIEDMONT - Another week, another dramatic comeback from Wren.
For the second straight week, the Golden Hurricanes erased a second-half deficit to keep their Region 1-AAAA slate clean.
Senior kicker Ben Harmon held the game ball and a smile after overcoming a botched extra point to lead Wren to a 29-28 victory on Friday night. Harmon's 29-yard field goal with 45.5 seconds remaining proved to be the winning margin.
The outcome overshadowed a powerful running game from T.L. Hanna that collected 318 rushing yards and four touchdowns.
"When you've got opportunities to come out and win the game, you've got to do it," Hanna coach Kenya Fouch said. "We had opportunities, we didn't make plays."
Wren came from 21 points down in the third quarter to beat Westside last week. This time, the Canes trailed 21-7 after Hanna scored on the opening drive of the second half.
Wren coach Jeff Tate said the crowd's getting its money's worth.
"I don't know if we're going to come up with a name for these guys," Tate said. "Their cardiac coach over here is about to lose it."
The win lifts Wren to 7-2 and 3-0 in the region, and extends its win streak to four games, with a region title-deciding game at Greenwood next week. Hanna falls to 3-6, 1-2, needing to win out to assure itself a playoff spot.
Wren senior Chris Perdomo caught two touchdown passes in the second half to pull the Canes within 21-20, as he finished with seven catches for 114 yards.
Perdomo's second TD catch came on third down and goal from the Hanna 7-yard line when junior quarterback Austin McCaskill scrambled to buy Perdomo enough time to get free in the back of the end zone with 9:09 remaining.
Then Hanna responded by running over the Wren defense as it did all night. The Yellow Jackets went 80 yards in 3:19 to restore their eight-point lead.
Sophomore Will Gay scored a 9-yard touchdown as he and junior JaVontae Brown were the beneficiaries of solid play from the Hanna offensive line. Brown and Gay each scored two touchdowns and combined for 228 rushing yards.
"We knew we needed to (do that)," Fouch said. "We really wanted to try and run the football to limit their offensive possessions. We knew we needed to run the ball a little bit, to try and run some clock, keep them off the field."
Hanna junior quarterback Drew Hankins also found plenty of running room, especially in the first half, and finished with 79 yards on the ground.
Trailing 28-20 with 5:43 left in the game, Wren went 57 yards in less than four minutes when senior receiver Sidney Rhodes caught a 13-yard pass. After Wren's 2-point pass was batted down, Hanna was whistled for two personal foul penalties that meant Wren kicked off at the Hanna 30.
That's when Harmon dribbled an onside kick straight ahead, and fell on it after it bounced 10 yards.
"I jumped on it, and didn't get off of it until the ref blew the whistle about eight times," Harmon said. "I couldn't have done it without those 10 guys in front of me blocking."
Harmon, who had missed just one extra point attempt before Friday's game, said he wanted to make up for the botched point after that forced Wren to have to try a 2-point conversion.
"I had my head down after that," he said of the extra point try that was wide left. "But everybody on the sideline was just getting me up, getting me up."
Harmon nearly didn't get a chance to win it with a field goal, after McCaskill's third down pass was batted down, and nearly intercepted.
"I trust him," Tate said. "I know that's a senior, he cares about our team, we care about him. I just felt like he was going to make it. Never was a thought in my mind that he wasn't going to make it."
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World citizen number 7 billion is less likely to die from infectious diseases like measles or even AIDS, and more likely to contract diabetes or other non-communicable diseases (NCDs), as they are now the leading causes of deaths globally.
14th of November is official World Diabetes Day. In a world of 7 billion people with changing disease patterns, this day is more relevant than ever, according to external lecturer Siri Tellier from the Copenhagen School of Global Health at the University of Copenhagen.
"Our new world citizen number 7 billion is more likely to grow up in an urban setting, which increases his or her risk of getting diabetes, as well as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cancer and heart disease," says Siri Tellier, who teaches demography and health in emergencies, while she also lectures on international perspectives on demographic challenges to Chinese university students in Beijing.
World citizen number 7 billion, who was estimated to be born on 31 October, will face very different diseases than that of children born only a few decades ago. As the population of urban areas keeps growing, it rapidly changes the global health challenges.
"Until 2008, the majority of the world population lived in rural areas, but since then the majority has become urban, and most future population growth will happen in urban areas of developing countries. And one third of them, a little more than one billion, live in urban slums," says Siri Tellier.
A high proportion of people who move to cities are young adults, and this has several implications for health. Among them are the consequences of leaving their parents behind in rural areas.
"Aging parents can no longer depend on their adult children for care. They will often 'live with' chronic NCDs such as diabetes, and will need daily assistance. It's not just a question of the children sending them money from their new home in a big city - who wil
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University of Copenhagen