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'Come back and help us find the men who attacked you': Extraordinary plea of Zanzibar police to British acid attack victims
- Kirstie Trup and Katie Gee badly injured after two men threw acid at them
- Police officers tracking the men may ask girls to return to help investigation
- Detectives given hope after the teenagers said they can identify attackers
- Two friends back in the UK and will undergo skin grafts
Two teenage girls who were attacked with battery acid in Zanzibar should return to the country to help with the police investigation, detectives have said.
Kirstie Trup and Katie Gee were left badly injured after two men on a moped threw acid at them while they walked to dinner.
The two friends, who were volunteering on the Indian Ocean island of Zanzibar, are now back in the UK and will undergo skin grafts.
Injured: Kirstie Trup, left, and Katie Gee, both 18, had acid thrown in their faces during an attack in Zanzibar. Police may ask them to return to the tropical island to help convict any potential suspects
Recovering: Katie Gee, right, and Kirstie Trup , left, are now back in the UK and will undergo skin grafts to repair the damage
But it emerged today that police officers tracking the men on the tropical island may ask the girls to return to help convict any potential suspects.
Police have been given hope after the two friends said they would be able to identify their attackers if they saw them again.
Mussa Ali Mussa, Zanzibar's commissioner of police, said the girls could help with identification of suspects or any future trial.
Speaking to the Evening Standard, he said: 'It will depend on the circumstances of the investigation (but) yes, we shall ask them. We shall contact the UK authorities.'
Miss Gee, from Hampstead in London, suffered burns to 80 per cent of her right arm and 50 per cent of her torso. Miss Trup, from East Finchley, London, was less seriously injured after jumping into the sea to wash off the acid.
Miss Gee had an operation yesterday in the Chelsea & Westminster hospital while Miss Trup will return for a skin graft on Thursday.
Attack: Two men on a moped hurled acid in the girls' faces as they walked to meet friends for dinner in Stone Town, Zanzibar (seen in a file photo)
Help: After they were attacked by the two men the girls ran to the Tembo Hotel, pictured
The family of Katie have said they want her to recover from her injuries before they consider returning to Zanzibar.
Speaking to the Evening Standard, Doug Morris, boyfriend of Katie Gee's mother Nicky, 45, said: She is not in the condition to travel, and the family's primary concern is her recovery.'
Painful: This photograph released by the teenagers' families showed the injuries one of them suffered in the attack
Katie's mother Nicky told this week how she was struggling to come to terms with why someone could do 'something so evil'.
Mrs Gee told BBC News: 'This whole thing is unexplained. It's difficult to think of someone doing something so evil. This is an extremely long journey. It's very, very sensitive.'
Members of both teenagers' families have been keeping a bedside vigil after the pair were flown home and immediately sent to London's regional burns centre.
Katie has already taken to Twitter to thank well-wishers for their support, while a photograph released by the teenagers' families showed the injuries one of them suffered in the attack.
The women were enjoying the last week of a trip as volunteer teachers to the predominantly Muslim island when the corrosive substance was thrown at them in an apparently unprovoked attack.
They had originally planned to return in time to collect their A-level results this week, with Kirstie hoping to study history at the University of Bristol while Katie is considering the University of Leeds.
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Sugar Free Strawberry Pie (Not Made With Jello)
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
Summer is upon us, so what better way to celebrate with a strawberry pie that won't add inches. I got this recipe from another site and adapted it. Absolutely delicious!
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- 1 (9 inch) pie crusts (reduced fat graham is best)
- 1 quart fresh strawberries
- 1 cup Splenda granular
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 3⁄4 cup water
- Arrange half of the strawberries(cut up) in the bottom of the pie shell. I usually put enough to cover the bottom.
- Mash remaining berries and combine with Splenda in a medium saucepan. Place saucepan over medium heat and bring to a boil, stirring frequently.
- In a small bowl, whisk together cornstarch and water. Gradually stir cornstarch mixture into boiling strawberry mixture. Reduce heat and simmer mixture until thickened, stirring constantly.
- Pour mixture over berries in pie shell. Chill several hours before serving.
- Top with Cool Whip Free and enjoy!
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Students are learning energy and climate change advocacy, not climate science
David R. Legates
For almost thirty years, I have taught climate science at three different universities. What I have observed is that students are increasingly being fed climate change advocacy as a surrogate for becoming climate science literate. This makes them easy targets for the climate alarmism that pervades America today.
Earth's climate probably is the most complicated non-living system one can study, because it naturally integrates astronomy, chemistry, physics, biology, geology, hydrology, oceanography and cryology, and also includes human behavior by both responding to and affecting human activities. Current concerns over climate change have further pushed climate science to the forefront of scientific inquiry.
What should we be teaching college students?
At the very least, a student should be able to identify and describe the basic processes that cause Earth's climate to vary from poles to equator, from coasts to the center of continents, from the Dead Sea or Death Valley depression to the top of Mount Everest or Denali. A still more literate student would understand how the oceans, biosphere, cryosphere, atmosphere and hydrosphere - driven by energy from the sun - all work in constantly changing combinations to produce our very complicated climate.
Unfortunately, the U.S. Global Change Research Program's definition of climate science literacy raises the question of whether climatology is even a science. It defines climate science literacy as "an understanding of your influence on climate and climate's influence on you and society."
How can students understand and put into perspective their influence on the Earth's climate if they don't understand the myriad of processes that affect our climate? If they don't understand the complexity of climate itself? If they are told only human aspects matter? And if they don't understand these processes, how can they possibly comprehend how climate influences them and society in general?
Worse still, many of our colleges are working against scientific literacy for students.
At the University of Delaware, the Maryland and Delaware Climate Change Education Assessment and Research (MADE CLEAR) defines the distinction between weather and climate by stating that "climate is measured over hundreds or thousands of years," and defining climate as "average weather." That presupposes that climate is static, or should be, and that climate change is unordinary in our lifetime and, by implication, undesirable.
Climate, however, is not static. It is highly variable, on timescales from years to millennia - for reasons that include, but certainly are not limited to, human activity.
This Delaware-Maryland program identifies rising concentrations of greenhouse gases - most notably carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide - as the only reason why temperatures have risen about 0.6C (1.1 F) over the last century and will supposedly continue to rise over the next century. Students are then instructed to save energy, calculate their carbon footprint, and reduce, reuse, recycle. Mastering these concepts, they are told, leads to "climate science literacy." It does not.
In the past, I have been invited to speak at three different universities during their semester-long and college-wide focus on climate science literacy. At all three, two movies were required viewing by all students, to assist them in becoming climate science literate: Al Gore's biased version of climate science, An Inconvenient Truth, and the 2004 climate science fiction disaster film, The Day After Tomorrow.
This past spring, the University of Delaware sponsored an Environmental Film Festival featuring six films. Among them only An Inconvenient Truth touched at all on the science behind climate change, albeit in such a highly flawed way that in Britain, students must be warned about its bias. The other films were activist-oriented and included movies that are admittedly science fiction or focus on "climate change solutions."
For these films, university faculty members were selected to moderate discussions. We have a large College of Earth, Ocean and the Environment, from which agreeable, scientifically knowledgeable faculty could have been chosen. Instead, discussion of An Inconvenient Truth was led by a professor of philosophy, and one movie - a documentary on climate change "solutions" that argues solutions are pertinent irrespective of the science - was moderated by a civil engineer.
Discussion of the remaining four films was led by faculty from history, English and journalism. Clearly, there was little interest in the substance of the science.
Many fundamentals of climate science are absent from university efforts to promote climate science literacy. For example, students seldom learn that the most important chemical compound with respect to the Earth's climate is not carbon dioxide, but water. Water influences almost every aspect of the Earth's energy balance, because it is so prevalent, because it appears in solid, liquid and gas form in substantial quantities, and because energy is transferred by the water's mobility and when it changes its physical state. Since precipitation varies considerably from year to year, changes in water availability substantially affect our climate every year.
Hearing about water, however, doesn't set off alarms like carbon dioxide does.
Contributing to the increased focus on climate change advocacy is the pressure placed on faculty members who do not sign on to the advocacy bandwagon. The University of Delaware has played the role of activist and used FOIA requests to attempt to intimidate me because I have spoken out about climate change alarmism. In my article published in Academic Questions, "The University vs. Academic Freedom," I discuss the universitys willingness to go along with Greenpeace in its quest for my documents and emails pertaining to my research.
Much grant money and fame, power and influence, are to be had for those who follow the advocates' game plan. By contrast, the penalties for not going along with alarmist positions are quite severe.
For example, one of the films shown at the University of Delaware's film festival presents those who disagree with climate change extremism as pundits for hire who misrepresent themselves as a scientific authority. Young faculty members are sent a very pointed message: adopt the advocacy position - or else.
Making matters worse, consider Senate Bill 3074. Introduced into the U.S. Senate on June 16 of this year, it authorizes the establishment of a national climate change education program. Once again, the emphasis is on teaching energy and climate advocacy, rather than teaching science and increasing scientific knowledge and comprehension.
The director of the National Center for Science Education commented that the bill was designed to "[equip] students with the knowledge and knowhow required for them to flourish in a warming world." Unfortunately, it will do little to educate them regarding climate science.
I fear that our climate science curriculum has been co-opted, to satisfy the climate change fear-mongering agenda that pervades our society today. Instead of teaching the science behind Earth's climate, advocates have taken the initiative to convert it to a social agenda of environmental activism.
Climatology, unfortunately, has been transformed into a social and political science. There is nothing wrong with either of those "sciences," of course. But the flaws underpinning climate science advocacy are masked by "concern for the environment," when climate is no longer treated as a physical science.
Climate science must return to being a real science and not simply a vehicle to promote advocacy talking points. When that happens, students will find that scientific facts are the real "inconvenient truths."
David R. Legates, PhD, CCM, is a Professor of Climatology at the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. A version of this article appeared on the John William Pope Center for Higher Education Policy website.
When will its leaders focus on vital issues affecting its people, instead of lining their pockets?
Africa is still battling "transitional periods," from slavery and colonialism, to neocolonialism and eco-imperialism. Its wars, diseases and suffering will never end until we stop having greedy leaders who only care about their families, cronies and tribal members.
The continent has enough natural resources to bring peace, health and prosperity to nearly everyone. And yet 90% of Africans still lack electricity and basic necessities, while corrupt leaders who could help transform our nations embezzle billions and leave parents and children starving and poor.
From Rwanda and Liberia to the Sudan and Uganda, we see every day the horrible effects of war - crippled men, widowed women, orphaned children and frail old people, without hands and legs, with slash marks all over their bodies. They struggle as scavengers, collapse and perish from hunger and disease, while politicians get rich.
Meanwhile, environmental activists, western powers and UN agencies dictate what issues are important - and use them to keep us poor and deprived: manmade climate change, no GMO foods, no DDT to prevent malaria, using wind and solar power and never building coal, natural gas or nuclear power plants. This is a criminal trick that denies us our basic rights to affordable energy, jobs and modern living standards.
Earlier this year, in South Sudan, I saw thousands of starving people suffering from war wounds, malaria, meningitis, hepatitis, vitamin deficiencies, cholera and other diseases. Here in Uganda, I see hundreds trying to survive and recover from these diseases, heart attacks, diabetes, kidney failure and cancer, receiving little or no medication and terribly inadequate care in hospitals and clinics that are falling apart and don't even have window screens or safe running water.
In January 2015, I was in Kampala's Mulago Hospital caring for my friend and mentor, Cyril Boynes, who was dying from a stroke and kidney failure. The doctors and nurses tried to save him, but they had old, broken equipment and constantly battled electricity failures. Many times, the power went out, the lights and equipment stopped working, and people died before the electricity came back on.
For those who cannot fly to Europe for care, death does not distinguish between rich and poor, Ugandan or foreign. The same terrible facilities and lack of medicine affect everyone. In a world with so much money, technology and knowledge, there is no reason this should continue, year after year.
Before war broke out in South Sudan in 2013, there was some stability and a lot of nongovernmental organizations, companies like Ford Motor Company, private investors and other people arrived to do business. Many thought they could earn good profits, and some succeeded.
Some East African people in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Somalia, the Republic of Congo and other countries around South Sudan received new opportunities and skills. They were able to feed their families, send their children to school, pay medical bills and cover other expenses.
But today there is war and economic recession, oil prices have collapsed, and Ford and other companies closed their operations and left. Some 80% of the people again have no jobs. Their families are again impoverished and starving.
In South Sudan, most people still practice primitive subsistence farming. A UN Development Program report says 90% of the land in South Sudan is suitable for agriculture, but less than 5% of it is cultivated. This is because oil was the primary source of income for the country, the economy has collapsed, and few farmers have modern equipment, fertilizers or seeds to make any profits.
If South Sudanese people have electricity at all, it is from small diesel-powered generators for homes, businesses and hospitals. It is not sufficient, it's available only some of the time, and there is almost no electricity outside of Juba and other big towns. Few people have motor fuels either, for cars or farm machinery, and the land is too vast to be cultivated by hand hoe or animals.
Calls for us to live "sustainably," use wind and solar and biofuel power, and never use fossil fuels, are a demand that we accept prolonged starvation and death in our poor countries. They mean desperate people will do horrible things to survive, even just another day.
In 2006, I met a lady in Mulago Hospital whose son was dying from malaria. The Congress of Racial Equality people I was with asked her if she knew that DDT could help prevent malaria, by keeping diseased mosquitoes from coming into their homes. She said, yes, "but DDT is bad for the environment," so she opposed using it.
It is crazy how lies about this chemical have made mothers willing to let their children die, rather than spray it on their homes. Malaria has killed millions of people in Uganda and is still the number-one killer disease in Africa. Over 1,000 babies and mothers die every day from this disease. We protect the environment from imaginary problems and die from environmental diseases.
What good is having an environment without people, without me and you?
In 2010, 32 coal miners where shot dead in South Africa. They were protesting for salary increases, which the mine owners and South African government said they could not afford, because of the terrible world economy and low coal prices. Meanwhile, the miners' families are starving.
Our government is planning to construct a pipeline from western Uganda to Tanzania. The project could employ over 15,000 people. Along with other oil operations, it will boost our economy and give us more critically needed energy. But some agencies and organizations oppose it because it would "contribute to global warming," and they would rather see us remain poor beggars to the West.
Like these "environmental" activists, African leaders do not care about the well-being of our citizens. They are incompetent, greedy, callous criminals, driven by ideologies and a love of power over people.
They love their armies and fast cars, treat their own people like terrorists, and have betrayed our continent. They pay no attention to the most critical and fundamental needs and concerns of people who are jobless, poor, hungry, and at the mercy of diseases and the environment. They do not care that most of their people never have clean water, a decent home, enough food to live, or electricity for even one light bulb and a tiny refrigerator.
In 2007, Cyril Boynes organized a 332-kilometer (206-mile) people's march from Kampala to Gulu, Uganda, to support using DDT to eradicate malaria. This year, I participated in a march from Gulu to Kampala, to remember those who suffered during the long war with Joseph Kony's murderous Lord's Resistance Army, to honor my mother, who walked 20 km every day so that her children could eat and live p and to promote health and prosperity for our country and continent.
When will that day come? When will politicians and activists who say their care about the world's poor stop worrying about global warming, pesticides and GMO crops - and start helping us get the energy, food, medical facilities, technology, jobs and economic growth we need to improve our lives?
Steven Lyazi is a student and day laborer in Kampala, Uganda. He served as special assistant to Congress of Racial Equality-Uganda director Cyril Boynes, until Mr. Boynes died in January 2015.
The AAAS and affiliated professional societies just shot themselves in the foot with the letter to U.S. policy makers.
Last week, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) issued a press release entitled Thirty One Top Scientific Societies Speak With One Voice on Global Climate Change. Punchline:
In a consensus letter to U.S. policymakers, a partnership of 31 leading nonpartisan scientific societies today reaffirmed the reality of human-caused climate change, noting that greenhouse gas emissions "must be substantially reduced" to minimize negative impacts on the global economy, natural resources, and human health.
The text of letter to Congress can be found here [link]. The main text of the letter:
Observations throughout the world make it clear that climate change is occurring, and rigorous scientific research concludes that the greenhouse gases emitted by human activities are the primary driver. This conclusion is based on multiple independent lines of evidence and the vast body of peer-reviewed science.
There is strong evidence that ongoing climate change is having broad negative impacts on society, including the global economy, natural resources, and human health. For the United States, climate change impacts include greater threats of extreme weather events, sea level rise, and increased risk of regional water scarcity, heat waves, wildfires, and the disturbance of biological systems. The severity of climate change impacts is increasing and is expected to increase substantially in the coming decades.
To reduce the risk of the most severe impacts of climate change, greenhouse gas emissions must be substantially reduced. In addition, adaptation is necessary to address unavoidable consequences for human health and safety, food security, water availability, and national security, among others.
We, in the scientific community, are prepared to work with you on the scientific issues important to your deliberations as you seek to address the challenges of our changing climate.
The 28 June letter was signed by leaders of the following organizations: AAAS; American Chemical Society; American Geophysical Union; American Institute of Biological Sciences; American Meteorological Society; American Public Health Association; American Society of Agronomy; American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists; American Society of Naturalists; American Society of Plant Biologists; American Statistical Association; Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography; Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation; Association of Ecosystem Research Centers; BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium; Botanical Society of America; Consortium for Ocean Leadership; Crop Science Society of America; Ecological Society of America; Entomological Society of America; Geological Society of America; National Association of Marine Laboratories; Natural Science Collections Alliance; Organization of Biological Field Stations; Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics; Society for Mathematical Biology; Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles; Society of Nematologists; Society of Systematic Biologists; Soil Science Society of America; University Corporation for Atmospheric Research.
What's wrong with this picture? Where to start is the main challenge.
This statement is a blatant misuse of scientific authority to advocate for specific socioeconomic policies. National security and economics (specifically called out in the letter) is well outside the wheelhouse of all of these organizations. Note the American Economics Association is not among the signatories; according to an email from Ross McKitrick, the constitution of the AEA forbids issuing such statements. In fact, climate science is well outside the wheelhouse of most of these organizations (what the heck is with the statisticians and mathematicians in signing this?)
The link between adverse impacts such as more wildfires, ecosystem changes, extreme weather events etc. and their mitigation by reducing greenhouse gas emissions hinges on detecting unusual events for at least the past century and then actually attributing them to human caused warming. This is highly uncertain territory - even within the overconfident world of the IPCC. And the majority of the signatories to this letter have no expertise in the detection and attribution of human caused climate change.
The signatories whose membership has some expertise on the detection and attribution of climate change are only a few: American Geophysical Union, American Meteorological Society, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, Geological Society of America. The rest are professional societies who are not involved with the physics of climate but explicitly profit from the alarm.
Many professional societies have issued their own policy statements on climate change. One notable absence on the list of signatories is the American Physical Society. While I am not a fan of the APS statement on climate change (see my previous post here), their response as to why they did not sign the AAAS letter is interesting (see this WaPo article):
Of prominent U.S. scientific organizations, only the American Physical Society (APS) abstained from participating in both the 2009 and 2016 letter efforts.
"The American Physical Society did not sign the [2016] letter because it was presented as a fait accompli, and there are significant differences between the letter and the APS Statement on Earth's Changing Climate," it said in a statement. "The APS statement went through a two-year vetting process involving multiple committees, the societys 53,000-plus membership and the board of directors."
Though the APS statement about climate change is more nuanced than the AAAS letter, stating for example "scientific challenges remain in our abilities to observe, interpret, and project climate change," it in no way disputes the scientific consensus on climate change or the risks it poses.
Well, score half a point for the APS. At least they are thinking for themselves, and not mindlessly joining in the overt advocacy of the AAAS.
'Scientists speaking with one voice' on an issue as complex and poorly understood as climate change, its impacts and solutions is something that I find rather frightening. Well, I am somewhat reassured that this is not the population of scientists speaking, but rather the leadership of the professional societies speaking. How many members of the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists have an educated opinion, or even care very much, about climate change? And many of these society leaders (who were responsible for signing on behalf of their organization) are not scientists themselves, e.g. Chris McEntee, Executive Director of the AGU, whose background is in nursing (Masters in Health Administration). She is quoted in the AAAS press release:
"Climate change is one of the most profound challenges facing our society. Consensus on this matter is evident in the diversity of organizations that have signed this letter. Science can be a powerful tool in our efforts to mitigate and adapt to the impacts of climate change, and we stand ready to work with policymakers as they deliberate various options for action."
So, is this letter going to change the minds of ~50% of Congressional members who do not support President Obama's climate change plan, either because they dont like the proposed solutions, or don't think climate change is dangerous, or don't think humans are the dominant cause of recent climate change?
Those in Congress that disagree with Obama's plan have clearly shown themselves not to be susceptible to pressures from scientist/advocates and their consensus enforcement. Further, by broadening the list of signatories to include societies that have little or no expertise in the physics of climate, this whole exercise reinforces the public distrust of these scientific organizations.
It seems that the primary motivation of this is for the leaders of these professional societies to be called to the big table to engage in the Congressional policy deliberations about climate change. So, if you are Lamar Smith or Ted Cruz, would you be calling any of these people to participate in Congressional hearings?
The AAAS and the affiliated professional societies blew it with that letter. They claim the science is settled; in that case, they are no longer needed at the table. If they had written a letter instead that emphasized the complexities and uncertainties of both the problem and the solutions, they might have made a case for their participation in the deliberations.
Instead, by their dogmatic statements about climate change and their policy advocacy, they have become just another group of lobbyists, having ceded the privilege traditionally afforded to dispassionate scientific reasoning to political activists in the scientific professional societies. With a major side effect of damaging the process and institutions of science, along with the public trust in science.
The AAAS et al. have shot themselves in the foot with this one.


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Comcast is testing a program to charge existing customers even more money for so-called "Unlimited" data plans on wired connections. Exceed 300GB, and your monthly bill could wind up jumping by $30-$35 if the trial program takes off.
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The mayors of Newark and Jersey City have called for an investigation into Verizon's business practices after huge numbers of landlords supposedly opted out from receiving FiOS support.
Samsung has the most ambitious plan yet to put the next generation of internet into Low Earth Orbit.
The US-run internet naming organization has released its plan to cut ties with the US, and make the internet (hypothetically) truly stateless.
Researchers can identify which hidden service you're connecting to with 88% accuracy.
Comcast is offering a new 2Gbps Internet service, but the price tag + installation and service fees are a real doozy.
David Cameron is at it again, and this time his attack on the internet couldn't be more dangerous: he wants to end true encryption in the UK.
New data shows that one of the more popular Android security apps, NQ Vault, uses a fundamentally flawed method of encrypting information and protecting user security. Google's hands-off policy on these topics does far more harm than good.
Verizon has finally added the ability to opt out of its highly controversial supercookie tracking program, but the move is unlikely to satisfy privacy advocates — and it's part of a wider trend towards comprehensive data gathering on customers.
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Issuing classic fiction Yesterday and Today!
"KEEP THE STARS FREE" – That's the motto of the Galactic Security Service. Using vast ships and the massive weight of Federation diplomacy, it sweeps the star-ways to hold inter-stellar conflict in check. Most of the time.
The Federation fleet is big enough for most missions. But for some it's too big, like when a dictator's throat needs cutting. Or a spy lost in a prison colony on Golot 4. Dirty Jobs. Violent jobs. Lonely jobs. That's when they send for SIMON RACK.
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Considering the astounding impact companies have had on every corner of civilization, it's amazing that the development of the institution has been largely unexamined. Economist editors Micklethwait and Wooldridge present a compact and timely book that deftly sketches the history of the company. They trace its progress from Assyrian partnership agreements through the 16th- and 17th-century European "charter companies" that opened trade with distant parts of the world, to today's multinationals. The authors' breadth of knowledge is impressive. They infuse their engaging prose with a wide range of cultural, historical and literary references, with quotes from poets to presidents. Micklethwait and Wooldrige point out that the enormous power wielded by the company is nothing new. Companies were behind the slave trade, opium and imperialism, and the British East India Company ruled the subcontinent with its standing army of native troops, outmanning the British army two to one. By comparison, the modern company is a bastion of restraint and morality. In a short, final chapter on the company's future, the authors argue against the fear, in antiglobalization circles, that "a handful of giant companies are engaged in a `silent takeover' of the world." Indeed, trends point toward large organizations breaking into smaller units. Moreover, the authors argue that for all the change companies have engendered over time, their force has been for an aggregate good.
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Wrestling with these competing images of corporations is part of what "The Company" aims at. John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge, both of The Economist, embark on an ambitious project to show that the corporation lies at the heart and center of organized societies-more so than the state, the commune, the political party, the church, and others.
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A very readable and enjoyable survey of the history of what has emerged as the world's preeminent institution - the corporation. Read morePublished 22 months ago by Robert A. Campbell
This book is nicely researched and well presented- not too long (not padded out) and not too short (despite its title). Read morePublished on Dec 31 2003 by Keith Appleyard
Sweeping history of the corporation in a very short concise book. For many, I think just the history of the corporation would make this book worthwhile. Read morePublished on Dec 7 2003 by Economist123
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May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016
Quiet, even though near airport. Bed was very comfortable, room clean. Nice breakfast.
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April 18, 2016
April 18, 2016
newer hotel. clean and comfortable room. attentive staff despite our late arrival.
location is not easy to find.
Jennifer from San Diego, CA
April 6, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
April 6, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
I liked that the room had 2 queen beds that were comfortable. Also, the room had a small refrigerator and microwave that was useful especially when traveling with children.
The 'hot' buffet breakfast did not offer much variety. It offered oatmeal, biscuits and gravy as their hot buffet items, but this was offered everyday. No variation day to day. We did use the waffle maker to make waffles, but didn't like anything else.
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February 17, 2016
February 17, 2016
The area it was in and closeness to the airport. Also how easy it was to get out of town.
No fan in the bath room!
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Susurrus Spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include deep-tissue massages, massages, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a spa tub and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including Ayurvedic.
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Each week in the PGA Tour season, our panel of experts will share their insights into which players fit the criteria for our four categories below: Birdie Buster, Horse for the Course, Super Sleeper and Winner.
This week's tournament: The Transitions Championship.
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Horse for the Course: K.J. Choi
A two-time winner at Innisbrook, Choi also has two other top-10s. He was second to Jim Furyk a year ago.
Birdie Buster: Nick Watney
The winner at Doral on Sunday, Watney is off to a strong start this season, having yet to finish out of the top 10 in any event. And he's going to keep right on going, this week at Innisbrook and next week at Bay Hill.
Super Sleeper: Sergio Garcia
Hard to believe that Garcia is making his first PGA Tour appearance 11 weeks into the season. He's never cracked the top 40 in two previous showings at Innisbrook. It is just his fourth start of the year, the last coming more than a month ago in Dubai, where he tied for 20th.
Winner: Padraig Harrington
The Irishman was near the lead Sunday before a triple-bogey on the third hole but is due for a PGA Tour victory. He celebrates St. Patrick's Day in the States and then heads back home to Ireland with a win.
Horse for the Course: Padraig Harrington
After not cracking the top 30 in his first three PGA Tour starts of the year, the Irishman finished T-10 at Doral last week. Toss in his T-8 finish in his only appearance at Innisbrook in 2010 and it could be a formula for success.
Birdie Buster: Justin Rose
The Englishman has never finished worse than a tie for 30th at the Transitions Championship in five appearances and that includes three top-25s.
Super Sleeper: Sean O'Hair
He hasn't shown much form of late, but he returns to a place where he won back in 2008. Let's hope he's channeling that year and not the past two at the Copperhead course, where he MC'd both times.
Winner: Nick Watney
Sure, I could go the "hot hand" route for picking Watney, but in the five previous times he's played at Innisbrook, he's improved every year. T-58, T-48, T-23, T-12 and solo fourth in 2010. That's what you call trending up.
Horse for the Course: K.J. Choi
Every four years, like clockwork, Choi wins this tournament. It happened in 2002, '06 and OK, so last year's second-place finish didn't quite complete the pattern. Even so, there's something about Tampa he likes, so keep a close eye on Choi this week.
Birdie Buster: Rory Sabbatini
One hundred fifty-one. That's the total number of birdies so far this season for Sabo -- easily the most of any PGA Tour player, surpassing Spencer Levin by 15. While his birdie average ranks just 13th, the recent Honda Classic champion has been making red numbers in bunches.
Super Sleeper: Trevor Immelman
Injuries have slowed down the former Masters winner in recent years, but his swing is back to looking silky smooth, as shown at the Tavistock Cup. Perhaps more importantly, Transitions is one of Immelman's sponsors. Always nice to play well in front of the people who sign the checks.
Winner: Retief Goosen
This week's host venue features about six dozen bunkers throughout the 18 holes, and while Goosen may not want to find each one, the PGA Tour's top-ranked sand-save artist has shown a propensity for getting himself out of trouble that should prove fruitful in his pursuit of victory this week.