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Digga re-teams with Nottz for the remix to "You Got It", along with some help from 1/3 of The Lox and Torae.
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My son attends Boppin Babies at his daycare. It has been amazing for him. Miss Kate is great at reading the children and encouraging them to participate without pressure. Highly recommend.
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We love going to see Vicky at Boppin Babies & have been attending the Chermside groups for a few years now, first with my older son who is 3&1/2 & now with my younger son who is 18mths! It's a fantastic program & my son always gets excited when I say we're going to music! The kids have such fun learning songs & using all different instruments & engaging with each other. It (...) Read more
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AbstractDuring the Phase I SBIR Effort, Mainstream demonstrated a unique vehicle monitoring system (VMS) for tractor trailer applications. The development was driven by the need to easily store, retrieve, and transfer key trailer parameters to the tractor and the need to electronically transfer key driver, tractor, and trailer information to roadside inspectors and maintenance personnel. In Phase I, we demonstrated a patent-pending low-cost, easily installed VMS that enables the sharing of information between a tractor, multiple trailer(s), and users. We exceeded all the Phase I objectives and also developed an improved communication method. The Phase II effort includes extensive on-road vehicle field tests to continue the success of the Phase I hardware demonstrations. Phase II will also demonstrate that this technology can be provided to the trucking industry at a minimal cost of less than ten dollars for any VMS end device. Mainstream plans to continue to work with critical key decision makers in the trucking industry, and to incorporate our industry partners into as many vehicle-testing programs as possible. Our goal is to demonstrate and license this low-cost technology to one of the industry players. Mainstream has successfully licensed technology in other industries and has a detailed marketing/commercialization plan.
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- We stand in solidarity with all targeted communities, including South and West Asians in the struggle against racism and immigrant scapegoating. Entire communities have been under attack, resulting in raids, mass detentions and deportations. Individuals have been harassed, violently attacked, and murdered. The "war on terrorism" should also not be used to strip immigrants of their rights or increase restrictions on immigration including deportation and prolonged detention.
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Tucson, Arizona, Apr 17 (EFE).- While lawmakers in Washington are preparing to begin debate on possible immigration reform, in Arizona deportations and the separation of families are continuing, activists said here Wednesday.
"Today is an historic day. Finally a plan was presented for immigration reform for which we've waited for so long. However, here, in Arizona, our community reaffirms that it continues to be the target of unfair laws that do not provide relief for our reality," Raul Alcaraz, an organizer with the Southside Worker Center, told Efe.
The center held a press conference in Tucson to denounce the arrests of undocumented immigrants without criminal records.
Alcaraz said that currently 11 members of his group are being detained, largely as a result of the cooperation between the police and the Border Patrol.
In 2010, Arizona approved the controversial state law SB1070, which requires state and local law enforcement officers to verify the immigration status of people they suspect to be in the country illegally.
The most recent detentions occurred on April 12 when four day laborers were taken into custody at a Border Patrol checkpoint as they were returning home after their workday.
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"There exist two very different situations. On the one hand, immigration reform is being talked about and, on the other, (there) is the situation our communities are experiencing here in Arizona, where the arrests and deportations are having a greater and greater impact," the SWC's Stepanie Quintana told Efe.


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Nutritional quality of gorilla diets: consequences of age, sex, and season
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- , Ellen S. DierenfeldAffiliated withDepartment of Animal Science, Cornell UniversityDepartment of Animal Health and Nutrition, St. Louis Zoo
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We tested the effects of age, sex, and season on the nutritional strategies of a group of mountain gorillas (Gorilla beringei) in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda. Through observations of food intake of individual gorillas and nutritional analyses of dietary components over different seasons and environments, we estimated nutrient intake and evaluated diet adequacy. Our results suggest that the nutritional costs of reproduction and growth affect nutrient intake; growing juveniles and adult females ate more food and more protein per kilogram of metabolic body mass than did silverbacks. The diets of silverback males, adult females, and juveniles contained similar concentrations of protein, fiber, and sugar, indicating that adult females and juveniles did not select higher protein foods than silverbacks but rather consumed more dry matter to ingest more protein. Juveniles consumed more minerals (Ca, P, Mg, K, Fe, Zn, Mn, Mo) per kilogram of body mass than adult females and silverback males, and juveniles consumed diets with higher concentrations of phosphorous, iron, and zinc, indicating that the foods they ate contained higher concentrations of these minerals. Seasonally, the amount of food consumed on a dry weight basis did not vary, but with increased frugivory, dietary concentrations of protein and fiber decreased and those of water-soluble carbohydrates increased. Energy intake did not change over the year. With the exception of sodium, gorillas ate diets that exceeded human nutrient requirements. A better understanding of the relative importance of food quantity and quality for different age–sex classes provides insights into the ways in which gorillas may be limited by food resources when faced with environmental heterogeneity.
KeywordsBwindi Diet Feeding Gorilla beringei Gorillas Nutritional ecology Seasonality
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How in the world is it possible to forget you packed a loaded gun?
- 12:24 p.m. May 20, 2013
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I assume, based on the lack of panicked lockdowns and terrorist investigations, that all 18 of these people are white.
- 12:56 p.m. May 20, 2013
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@GZE, it's easier than you think. I've done it myself. When you carry all the time, every day it becomes quite natural. For me, not carrying is like not shaving or forgetting my car keys. Just doesn't feel right. But that is a habit from 15 years of experience.
- 1:06 p.m. May 20, 2013
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The 2nd amendment guarentees the right to bear arms but does not state anything about society establishing limits or punishments on infringements of that right. We have too many accidental gun deaths in America because we do not severly punish those who mis-use their 2nd amendment right. With more people packing then ever before we need to establish strict laws and enforcement for those who break the law. I would propose a hefty fine (plus 10k) plus minimum jail time for offenses like this. Accidental shootings or your gun falling into the hands of someone else should be even more severe. With rights, comes responsibilities. More gun injuries and accidental deaths occur with non-criminals. Those of us who decide not to carry have the right not to be put at risk by ignorant, incompetent gun owners.
- 3:57 p.m. May 20, 2013
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Don't they read the all powerful second amendment that allows for guns everywhere and anytime by anybody?
- 4:34 p.m. May 20, 2013
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Sorry, those people who brought those guns at airports are BONE HEAD! Sure we
all know some people bring guns for their self defense but at airports where
weapens are not allowed which you are protected all the time (sometime).
A friend of mine wanted me to buy some Hook Knife home from Alaska. I told him you NUTS not on the Cruise Line I won't bring it aboard. But of course I could mail it.
- 7:55 p.m. May 20, 2013
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Two more examples of responsible gun owners.
- 9:56 p.m. May 20, 2013
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Okay, these folks did something stupid, and almost certainly without intent to
commit criminal acts, either by having the gun in their luggage, or trying to
hijack a plane.
They broke the law and will pay the price. If they have a concealed carry permit, they don't today, as it would have been suspended within 24 hours of being arrested, and will be revoked when legal proceedings are finished. They will need a lawyer, (figure $10K right there!) and may well get some sort of added fine and or jail time. If this is a felony punishable by more than one year in jail (even if given a lesser sentence) they will also lose the right to ever purchase or possess any firearm for the rest of their life.
Okay, we got these forgetful folks with no evil intent pretty well covered.
Now, let's get busy going after actual bad guys illegally carrying guns, and people here illegally who may intend us harm.
Mal prohibidim and mal pense are two different legal concepts worth exploring.
- 7:55 a.m. May 21, 2013
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bring your guns, or your dreaded bottle of water? I think there used to be. I
believe they were right there, where you have to stand in line long enough to
look at them, because you're waiting to get screened to make sure you
aren't bringing any weapons onboard.
It's hard to imagine the process it takes to forget or overlook the idea that you're not supposed to show up at the Xray machine without a gun.
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Chocolate Chia Brownie Bites
It's my one-year blog-iversary today. I am having a party in the real world tomorrow to celebrate. I'll have a party in cyberspace too and I'll invite all my foodie friends to bring wonderful things. There will be much revelry and champagne (with watermelon sorbet!) and good food shared.
I made these brownies for the party. I suppose you could say I made these brownies for both parties because this I will surely bring them to my virtual party too. I have to thank my sweet foodie friend Robin from Knead to Cook for the recipe for these … she made hers with raspberries. I started out doing that, too, but dropped the raspberries after the first batch because it just took too much time. I am a bit rushed this week … (by the way that first batch turned out bad because I undercooked that batch … ooops! so I turned them into something else … another post coming soon about that … )
I also substituted some low fat cream cheese for some of the butter. I was running low on butter but had plenty of cream cheese, and besides, it just sounded good. And I used chocolate chia pudding in place of the eggs. I had some in my fridge that I needed to use up to make room for party food! Chia pudding does make a nice substitute for eggs. It even rises like eggs! Those little chia seeds are magic, I tell you.
A year ago I didn't even know what chia seeds were … things have changed a LOT in a year. I've learned so much, met so many wonderful people, shared so many wonderful foods. It's been a fantastic journey so far … and I plan to continue this journey for a long, long time. Because food is meant to be shared. It's the most basic human connection.
Chocolate Chia Brownie Bites
Adapted from Knead to Cook
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup butter (or light butter spread … I actually used a mixture of both)
- 4 oz light cream cheese
- 2 teaspoons real vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup cinnamon chocolate chia pudding (recipe here … or substitute 2 eggs and add a little extra cocoa + 1 teaspoon cinnamon)
- 1/2 cup of non fat greek yogurt
- 1/3 cup all purpose flour
- 1/3 cup whole wheat flour
- 2/3 cup of dark or Dutch processed cocoa powder (I used Ghirardelli cocoa powder)
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- if you want: fresh raspberries (make sure they are very dry, not wet … put one or two berries in the middle of each brownie bite)
- for the top: mini chocolate chips (or other little candies or sprinkles)
- Preheat the oven to 350 F. Line 3 mini muffin pans with mini-cupcake liners or spray them with cooking spray (or spray an 8×8 pan if you prefer). (I only have one mini muffin pan, so I ended up doing this 3 times.)
- In a mixing bowl, blend the sugar with the cream cheese and the butter until light and fluffy. Add the vanilla, chia pudding and greek yogurt. Blend well. Add the flours, cocoa powder, baking powder and salt and stir till everything is mixed together well.
- Pour the batter into your mini muffin pans, filling them about 2/3 – 3/4 full and sprinkle each one with a few mini chocolate chips. (If you are using raspberries, put a small spoonful of batter in the bottom, add a couple berries, then top with more batter.) Bake at 350 for 15 – 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center of the biggest one comes out mostly clean.
This recipe was shared at Foodie Friends Friday, My Sweet Party, Fit & Fabulous Friday and Crazy Sweet Tuesday.
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Congratulations on your one year anniversary! Quite a milestone. Glad we could all be here to help you celebrate
July 13, 2012 at 9:41 am
Congratulations on your blogiversary! Love the way you brightened up the dark brownies with the lovely marigolds for their portrait. The idea of chocolate chia sounds wonderful! I'm sure the brownies were especially delicious.
July 13, 2012 at 12:29 pm
This look delicious… Thanks for sharing at Foodie Friends Friday.
July 13, 2012 at 2:58 pm
that's a great substitute for the butter! Congrats on the anniversary! Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friends Friday! Please come back next week with another GREAT recipe!
July 14, 2012 at 7:30 pm
These sound wonderful! Thanks for linking up on Foodie Friends Friday!
July 15, 2012 at 5:43 pm
You had me at brownie! Love these and happy blogiversary!
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Google has unveiled its Android Auto interface, a new piece of software that integrates your Android smartphone into the car's infotainment system.
Similar to Apple's CarPlay set-up, it works by making standard Android features available within the car but in a simplified form.
This sees phone-based apps like Google Maps scaled down to the bare essentials, with access managed via voice and steering wheel controls, or directly through the car's touchscreen.
In a video posted online (below), Android's director of engineering Patrick Brady describes the system as combining "the best of both worlds", offering "the connected apps and services on your smartphone with the physical controls that were optimised for driving".
The clip goes on to demonstrate how Android Auto allows drivers to set reminders that'll alert them on the move or on their phone if they've left the car. There's also access to Google Search and Play Music, as well as text messages and specially adapted downloadable apps.
It'll arrive in vehicles later this year, with Audi, GM, Honda and Hyundai having already signed up as part of the Open Automotive Alliance – a group of technology and automotive companies working to bring the Android platform to cars.
Volvo is the latest manufacturer to come onboard, confirming today that Android Auto will be available in the forthcoming second-generation XC90 following its public debut at the Paris Motor Show.
The Google-developed interface will make its way to all new Volvo models built on the Swedish brand's Scalable Product Architecture, an identical arrangement having been agreed for Apple CarPlay, too.
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Collisions between space objects are a vital part of the evolution of our Solar System. Most of Earth's impact craters have been wiped away due to plate tectonics, but evidence of such cosmic catastrophes, such as Arizona's 50,000-year-old meteor crater, do remain. When is Earth due for another major blast? Meet the professional and amateur astronomers who may be the first to know: first at LINEAR, a near-earth asteroid detection facility in New Mexico, and then at the Smithsonian's Minor Planet Center, where orbits of near-earth objects are tracked for possible hits and misses.
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John Davidson addressed the Blue Jackets today in the dressing room with a simple message: "we're going north."
Gathered on the ice for the first time since early April, and with several new faces sprinkled among the group, the Blue Jackets opened Training Camp presented by OhioHealth today before a standing-room only crowd at the OhioHealth Ice Haus. With 25 players on the ice and the entire coaching staff on hand to begin the rapid-fire learning process, the northbound journey began with a standing ovation from the fans in the building.
Davidson armed the players with the expectation that beginning immediately, the Blue Jackets' goal is to be the hardest-working team in the NHL and a club that brings a high level of intensity to the rink every single day.
And according to head coach Todd Richards, his players did exactly that. After Richards addressed the crowd, he put the Blue Jackets through an up-tempo practice that clocked in at a shade under 90 minutes, focusing on their transition game and creating traffic at the front of the net -- a hallmark of Richards' philosophy. He wants his teams to be overwhelming in the scoring areas, giving them as many opportunities as possible to score goals.
Davidson said he has no reservations if this year's Blue Jackets have to "score by committee."Read the blog for today's training camp line combinations.
While several Blue Jackets players skated this week to get back into "game shape," Cam Atkinson has been there for months.
After a spectacular end to his rookie season with the Blue Jackets (in which he was recalled from Springfield as the AHL's top goal scorer), Atkinson began the 2012-13 season with the Falcons when the NHL lockout began. He was on the top line of a Springfield club under the direction of first year head coach Brad Larsen, and also a club that got off to a sterling start and currently leads the Northeast Division by eight points.
Ryan Johansen, Jonathan Audy-Marchessault and Atkinson started the season as the No. 1 unit but quickly dispersed on to separate lines to balance out scoring, and it only made Springfield stronger. The Falcons have one of the AHL's top offenses and with its young guys clicking right off the bat, made life easier for the defense and goaltending.
But now Atkinson is part of the Blue Jackets, and has another legitimate chance to crack the NHL roster as Training Camp presented by OhioHealth begins today at the OhioHealth Ice Haus. With 33 games already under his belt, Atkinson thinks the players recalled from Springfield have the early advantage in a compacted schedule.
The Blue Jackets are mere hours away from beginning preparations for the 2013 NHL season, with training camp scheduled to begin at noon tomorrow in the OhioHealth Ice Haus.
Nice to read that, isn't it? Excitement and anticipation are in the air, and they've never smelled better.
Head coach Todd Richards and his staff -- including new assistants Keith Acton and Craig Hartsburg -- will take the ice for the first time Sunday for a six-day camp leading up to a 48-game regular season slate. The Blue Jackets are scheduled for 48 games in 99 days, so this week is pivotal to get everyone organized, on the same page, and ready to go when the season begins on Jan. 19.
Blue Jackets players have spent the past week or so skating on their own in the OhioHealth Ice Haus, holding "informal" practices for about an hour each day to get the legs going for training camp. It's like a bonus week for training camp for some guys, and several of the players said the additional ice time is crucial because camp is usually two to three weeks long and features roughly eight preseason games.
With exhibition games and normal ice time not an option this time around, there's going to be a quick learning curve for the team over the next week.
Alright hockey fans, the time has finally come: we're rolling out the 2012-13 Blue Jackets regular season schedule.
The National Hockey League officially released the regular season schedule for all 30 member clubs tonight after the Players' Association ratified the new collective bargaining agreement and a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed off on by both parties. For the Blue Jackets, this means a 48-game schedule that spans a total of 99 days and as many have said throughout, it will be an absolute sprint from start to finish.
But that's fun, right?
Here's what Brandon Dubinsky said about the schedule this week: "And hey, 48 games is a short season and it's like jumping right into a playoff race almost. If you get behind the eight-ball early, it might be a tough hole to climb out of. You have to try to get some wins early…we're going to do everything in our power to make sure that's us."
If you thought the Western Conference playoff race was intense last year (and remember, the eighth-seeded team eventually won the Stanley Cup), I think we're going to see a whole different level in 2013. It's like packing 82 games of valuable points into 48, which leads me to believe we're going to see an extremely high quality brand of hockey every night.
Read the story for schedule highlights!
Mark Letestu joined the Blue Jackets last season at a frenetic time when nothing seemed to be going right.
Needing help at center ice and in the scoring department, Columbus dealt a fourth-round draft pick to the Pittsburgh Penguins and brought Letestu in for some added depth at forward. He jumped right into the mix and played his first game a few days later, and as the season unfolded, he became a useful cog in the lineup.
Letestu's face-off acumen meant he was on the ice for a lot of defensive zone draws, and at times, he played the left point on the power play unit. The Blue Jackets were able to build some good vibes down the stretch, he said, but at the end of the day everyone knows there's a clean slate when training camp begins and the past is history.
"Especially when you consider the way we ended last season, there's a lot to be excited about here," Letestu told BlueJackets.com. "We set some goals for ourselves down the stretch and we were able to achieve them. There's definitely a sense of optimism in our room, and a much different atmosphere than when I arrived here last November.
"I think our guys are excited to get this thing going."
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ryan Murray's road to recovery begins today.
Almost two months after suffering a serious shoulder injury in a game against the Victoria Royals, the Blue Jackets prospect and Everett Silvertips captain underwent successful surgery today to repair his shoulder. John Davidson told BlueJackets.com earlier this week that Murray's surgery was scheduled for one the next two Thursdays, and in fact, it took place this morning.
Murray is expected to make a full recovery after a rehabilitation period of approximately six months, Blue Jackets GM Scott Howson confirmed.
The 19-year-old defenseman was selected in the first round (second overall) of the 2012 NHL Draft at CONSOL Energy Center in Pittsburgh, and appeared at the Blue Jackets' annual development camp in July. He represented Canada in the Canada-Russia Challenge in August, and also captained Team WHL in the CHL Subway Super Series in Vancouver.
He was expected to be part of Team Canada at the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship in Ufa, Russia, but the shoulder injury guaranteed he would miss the remainder of this season.
Brandon Dubinsky wasted little time getting settled in Columbus after a summer trade from the New York Rangers.
Within a matter of days, he had everything packed up from his place in New York and set the GPS for central Ohio eager to start the next chapter of his career. The informal player practices began at the OhioHealth Ice Haus not long after, and he started laying the foundation for a fresh start with the Blue Jackets.
Though the official start of his career in Columbus has been delayed a few months, it has done nothing to dilute Dubinsky's anticipation for the NHL season.
"Now that it's finally solved and we're ready to go, it's been really nice to get back here with the boys and skate and play," Dubinsky told BlueJackets.com. "I'm excited in the same way I was this summer, but I'm a little more anxious now that we've gone through half a season and haven't played yet.
"It's a fresh start here. I've had an opportunity to spend some time here in Columbus (since the summer), and I really love the city and the people have been great."
Because he was able to get into town early and develop relationships with his new teammates, taking part in his first informal skate today wasn't the least bit uncomfortable. It was as if nothing had changed, Dubinsky said, other than the calendar turning a few more pages.
When Todd Richards took over as the Blue Jackets interim head coach one year ago today, one of the first things he did was give Derick Brassard a larger role.
During the early part of the 2011-12 season, the now 25-year-old center struggled to find his way into the lineup on a consistent basis and often found himself on the club's fourth line. The team had trouble scoring goals and winning games in what concluded as a trying season on multiple fronts, but among the highlights down the stretch was Brassard's emergence as the potential top-six center they think he can be.
In the 41 games played under Richards last season, Brassard put up nine goals and 20 assists -- a healthy portion of his 41-point total in 74 games. Playing most of his minutes on the Blue Jackets' No. 1 line, he showed flashes of the playmaking and goal-scoring ability that made him a high first-round pick in 2006.
Fast forward seven years later, and Brassard knows the upcoming 2013 season is his most important one to date. With Richards retained as the full-time coach in May, Brassard figures to carry a similar role this year on a team with several talented young players.
"It's really exciting for me," Brassard told BlueJackets.com today. "I like the way I finished the season last year, and that's the level I want to be at. I know I can be a big part of this team, making plays and putting up some points for the boys and helping the team win."
Ryan Murray's most prevalent emotion after suffering a season-ending shoulder surgery wasn't anger or bitterness, but disappointment.
There were significant events coming up in his junior hockey career, and months after being selected second overall by the Blue Jackets, he was looking forward to playing on big stages and possibly cracking the NHL roster during training camp.
But those things had to wait in order to do what's best for his career. Murray will have surgery to repair his injured shoulder sometime in the next two weeks, Blue Jackets president of hockey operations John Davidson said yesterday.
And despite the disappointment of missing the World Junior Hockey Championship -- where he was Sharpie-d on to Team Canada's star-studded blueline -- Murray has managed to keep his spirits up and look forward to the challenge of getting back to 100 percent.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal officials are telling police to be vigilant on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, though they say it is routine advice.
Friday is the eighth anniversary of the jetliner crashes that killed nearly 3,000 people in the U.S.
The FBI and Homeland Security Department sent a bulletin to law enforcement agencies nationwide Thursday evening, a copy of which
was reviewed by The Associated Press. The bulletin is similar to past advisories on holidays and other significant dates, and gives no indication of any specific threat.
It reminds police that terrorists in other countries recently have attacked public business sites like hotels.
Justice Department spokesman Richard Kolko said issuing the bulletin is routine.
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Obesity/Fatness and the City: Critical Urban Geographies
Version of Record online: 2 FEB 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-8198.2011.00469.x
© 2012 The Authors. Geography Compass © 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Geography Compass
Volume 6, Issue 2, pages 100–110, February 2012
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Evans, B., Crookes, L. and Coaffee, J. (2012), Obesity/Fatness and the City: Critical Urban Geographies. Geography Compass, 6: 100–110. doi: 10.1111/j.1749-8198.2011.00469.x
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There has been increasing emphasis on the built urban environment within anti-obesity policy in the UK and elsewhere in the global north as part of a shift away from a model of individual responsibility to focus on so-called 'obesogenic environments'. While recent policy has called for urban design and planning professionals to eradicate obesity there is, however, significant uncertainty in the science surrounding the relationship between body size, urban design and health and little definitive evidence about what works. In this paper, we therefore outline connections between critical geographies of obesity and urban geographies in order to question the ways in which obesity is framed and politicised in relation to the urban built environment.