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As the month of November came to a balmy end, writers at Brush High School who took up the National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) challenge concluded a fervent process that spawned novels in a variety of genres penned by a plethora of talented writers. Two of the freshman enrolled in language arts teacher Julie Snoeck's freshman English class, including Gabrielle Scott and Gabriella Tolan, even rose to the occasion by finishing their novels and meeting their 30-day goal.
"It was hard, but thrilling for me," noted Gabrielle Scott, whose 20,050 words-plus young adult novel, entitled "Summer's Story" delved into dark circumstances that followed a young teen named Summer who battled through a haze of crises currently threatening a multitude of young adults while touching on grave issues such as sexual abuse, sexuality and bullying. "It gave me something to look forward to and it became hard to stop writing because I knew I had to finish."
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For Gabriella Tolan, who finished her 50,000-plus word masterpiece within the 30-day period, the process was also a thrill-ride to complete.
"This was more stressful than when I normally write," said Tolan, "and it was time-crunching but I really wanted to finish in time to submit by the official deadline."
"It didn't help that I got writer's block for three days," related Tolan, "so I'd try to move on to different stories to curb that until I'd have a dream that helped me continue."
Tolan's novel, entitled, "Within the Sands of Time" takes readers on an epic journey that follows a boy named Raz who finds he has powers that allow him to move within, stop and even change time.
"Horaz Ayers' life has been nothing but a lie," wrote Tolan in her novel summary. "He isn't human, can't experience emotions and can never die, unlike any other mortal in the Realms. Yet Raz has a mission. As a 'destroyer' he must bring the 'changers' to an end if the Realms are to ever find peace. Though Raz knows that he will have to destroy all the universe and its beings, he must take away power from the changers. No knows what he will, or what he can do for that matter, not even himself."
"I tortured this character," said Tolan with a sinister smile, "but he's more interesting this way."
Novels put forth by the many students who joined thousands of students and adults throughout the nation during the NaNoWriMo challenge in November included stories concerning everything from teen angst, journeys of self-discovery, tales of adolescence, adventure, gangs, overcoming obstacles, death, drinking and substance abuse to an especially enticing creation by BHS teacher Dan Kennedy that delves into a world of zombie teachers.
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I met Bobby and Marilyn Clinton in 1979.
I was taking the first course that Fuller Seminary had ever offered on Church Planting, taught by Peter Wagner, and Bobby was the teaching assistant. Having served as a missionary in Latin America, he was now at Fuller and beginning his teaching career. We later connected in a course on Homogeneous Units and Church Growth where he also helped in the instruction.
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CHICAGO -- One game, one victory, or maybe the beginning of the White Sox reshaping generation?
That theme prevailed throughout the White Sox clubhouse following a 5-3 victory over the Twins before an Opening Day sellout of 37,422 fans at U.S. Cellular Field on Monday. The White Sox also won on Opening Day against the Royals in 2013 behind Chris Sale.
It was a shutout that stood as one of the few memories from an otherwise forgettable season.
Monday's contest had a completely different feel than most of last year's 99 losses or even the 63 victories, based on timely hitting, solid defense and the buzz generated by new additions of Jose Abreu and Adam Eaton and a full season of Avisail Garcia. The good feeling in beating the Twins helped wash away the '13 struggles, but it's a rough past stretch not even thought about much by this current high-energy group.
"I don't think anyone is really thinking about last year. You guys are," said a smiling White Sox catcher Tyler Flowers, who accounted for the game's only run last Opening Day with a solo homer. "I can tell you in the locker room we aren't really thinking about it. We've all kind of moved on and took what we need to from it."
"The energy in the ballpark was awesome," said Sale, who threw 70 of his 108 pitches for strikes over 7 1/3 innings. "The energy in the dugout and the clubhouse before the game, even during the game, we were staying positive. It was fun to watch."
This new-look White Sox crew still was helped out by a couple of old friends in Sale's eight-strikeout, five-hit effort even with less than his best stuff and the home-run ball. Those deep drives came off the bat of Alejandro De Aza, against a 22-mph wind, as the left fielder became the first White Sox player to hit two homers on Opening Day since Jim Thome did the same against CC Sabathia in Cleveland in 2008.
De Aza also became the first White Sox player to hit two homers at home on Opening Day since Minnie Minoso against the Kansas City Athletics in 1960. The left-handed hitter enters the '14 campaign as part of an apparent platoon with Dayan Viciedo and hitting lower in the order at the seventh spot, but certainly responded well to the changes.
"I'll tell you what, I love RBIs," said De Aza, who hit a two-run homer off of Ricky Nolasco in the second and a solo shot in the sixth. "I try to put the ball in play, try to do my job in any position in the batting order that I am. Thank God, it's happened now."
"Ultimately, it came down to a couple mistakes there, and we couldn't quite catch them at the end," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "But I thought we played pretty decent."
Minnesota quickly tied the game off Sale in the third with a two-run single from Kurt Suzuki, but the White Sox reclaimed the lead with two in the bottom of the third. Abreu singled home one run, and Conor Gillaspie tagged up and scored from third on Adam Dunn's foul popup to shortstop Pedro Florimon, who raced from behind second in the defensive shift to make the grab with his back to home plate.
Both instances were positive signs for the White Sox.
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Abreu ripped a double over the head of right fielder Oswaldo Arcia on the first pitch he saw as a big leaguer, and then singled to left in the third. He also lined out twice to center field, as the big man showed his ability to use the whole field.
"More importantly because we won, I was very happy to be a part of that," said Abreu, through translator and White Sox manager of cultural development Lino Diaz.
"He just seems to hit the ball hard a lot," said White Sox manager Robin Ventura. "He just has a professional approach, and the good news is that Opening Day and being up here didn't change him at all."
With two outs and one run across in the eighth, Joe Mauer represented the tying run for the Twins. But Donnie Veal retired him on a grounder to shortstop Alexei Ramirez, and Matt Lindstrom pitched a scoreless ninth for his first save since April 14, 2011, as part of the Rockies.
Lindstrom found out about being named the closer after Sunday's workout and was excited to be back pitching in the ninth. He was just as excited to see the better team energy in the clubhouse and the dugout.
"It's only one game," Lindstrom said. "But if we can play like that and put together a solid effort all year round, we should be able to do some exciting things."
An off-day Tuesday gives the White Sox a chance to enjoy their opening win. It's another step away from last year and toward what they hope is a significant turnaround.
"Teams go last to first all the time, and it's all about momentum and getting confidence," said Eaton, who had two hits. "Everything went well for us today, but we have to keep it rolling. It's one out of 162."
"You play a clean game, you get the right hit at the right time, you pitch, you've got guys taking an extra base on a ball in the dirt," Ventura said. "It's clean, so you can wipe yourself away from that smell of last year."


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Every police force should set up a specialist squad to investigate rape allegations, a senior officerWell, so far, so unsurprising. Government is being chivvied by women's pressure groups on the rape conviction rate, and ACPO sees it as a way to improve specialisation career prospects for officers. But this bit caught my eye:
John Yates, who speaks on the issue for the Association of Chief Police Officers (Ed – them again!), argues such teams would help raise standards of victim care.
They would also help improve conviction rates as rape inquiries are demanding and require specialist skills, he will tell a London conference on the issue.
Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker said the government was determined to improve rape conviction rates and acknowledged the crime remained under-reported.So, how are they supposed to deal with rape claims, if the slightest attempt to do any investigation (especially in 'her word against his' cases) might cause the complainant to think that her word is being doubted?
He highlighted progress, including the introduction of specially trained officers and prosecutors and better guidance for police.
He added: "Every force has a responsibility to ensure that every single officer who comes into contact with a rape victim is supportive and believes the victim.
"It may only take the raising of an eyebrow to cause her to lose courage."
Needless to say, the feminists are delighted at the proposals:
Women's equality group, the Fawcett Society, welcomed the government's drive to improve police responses to victims of rape.How exactly is the conviction rate going to go UP if the police put through cases where the complainant's word has been accepted uncritically? They'll get torn to shreds by the defence!
But policy officer Sarah Campbell said: "The fact that only 5.7% of reported rapes lead to a conviction is a national scandal.
"The government needs to drive cultural change within the criminal justice system, to ensure that rape is given a high priority by every police force in the country and to invest in a national network of rape crisis centres."
No doubt plans to just dispense with the whole unnecessary trial business will follow….


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Sao Paulo GRAND SLAM | 8 - 13 October 2013
São Paulo, Brazil, October 10, 2013 – Currently leading the 2013 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour/FIVB Open point standings, Brazil's Bruno Schmidt/Pedro Salgado are hoping for more this week at the $440,000 FIVB São Paulo Grand Slam double-gender tournament. Not only are they striving for the men's gold medal, but they also the no. 1 FIVB World Ranking where they are current no. 2. The FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour is back in Brazil for the 27th consecutive year. Teams from Brazil, Chile, Italy and Norway pulled off the biggest upsets of the day.
Brazil's Schmidt/Salgado won the gold medal at this year's FIVB Hague Grand Slam in the Netherlands in mid-June and their consistency has kept them at the top of the point leadership on the FIVB World Tour. In the FIVB World Rankings, they are currently second to Latvia's Aleksandrs Samoilovs/Janis Smedins who have earned two FIVB World Tour gold medals this season.
With the second and final third round of men's pool play Thursday, the women will play their final pool play match to determine the 24 teams in each gender who advance to Friday's start of single elimination. Following the completion of Pool Play on Thursday, the single-elimination bracket for the final 24 teams in each gender begins on Friday morning.
Following Thursday's conclusion of pool play, Friday will see the round of 24, round of 16 and quarterfinal matches in each gender as the 2013 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour has resumed in South America after a six-week respite. With the event being held for the first time in São Paulo the purpose-built site is located on the expansive grounds of Parque Villa Lobos on the west side of the massive city.
Brazil's second-seeded Schmidt/ Salgado won their opening pool play match Wednesday in two sets over France's Andy Ces/Edouard Rowlandson, 21-13, 21-15 in 33 minutes.
Brazil's Schmidt/Salgado are leading the 2013 FIVB World Tour/FIVB Open point standings and are currently no. 2 in the FIVB world ranking, 410 points behind Latvia's Samoilovs/Smedins heading into the final part of the current campaign.
Following their opening win Wednesday, Schmidt said, "Our goal is start well, showing our weapons since the first match. The FIVB World Tour is full of long, high-level tournaments and we are looking for something huge. This stage is the most important of the season for us. That's why I asked the entertainment people to play our songs all the time. That's an extra support for us and we got off to a good start today against the French team."
Salgado also expressed his feelings following his team's victory, saying, "This is a very important tournament for me and Bruno. We are second in the FIVB World Ranking right now, leading the FIVB World Tour points, and for sure our biggest goal this year is to finish on top this year. We know that it won't be easy because Latvia is ahead us in the world rankings and they are a very good team. But I think Bruno and I still have a great chance. We're playing at home and that is different. Once you have the support of the fans of your country, it makes a lot of difference. I hope we can use this to win here."
Here is a link to an FIVB YouTube video with Salgado from São Paulo:
The 2013 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour is comprised of 10 Grand Slam events and the 2013 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships. Not part of the World Tour but counting towards FIVB points/earnings are five Open events (four double-gender tournaments and one women-only). The last of 10 2013 FIVB World Tour Grand Slams will be in China Oct. 22-27 at the double-gender $440,000 FIVB Xiamen Grand Slam.
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DVD previews: 'The Internship,' 'Before Midnight,' more
"The Internship" (PG-13, 119 minutes, Fox): Two middle-aged men, both suddenly unemployed and, in one case, facing foreclosure, decide their wisest move is to apply for unpaid internships at Google even though they possess zero technical skills, barely know what Instagram is and often refer to the Internet as "the online." Anything resembling post-economic-recession logic clearly got chucked out the window here, along with the acknowledgment that Bing and Yahoo exist. But hey, the whole point of "The Internship" is to reunite Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, whose mile-a-minute-meets-super-mellow chemistry made "Wedding Crashers" a massive hit in 2005 and puts them in ridiculous situations that prove moxie and determination always overcome actual competence. That this overlong, often preposterous comedy succeeds at all (which it does, occasionally) proves that the Vaughn/Wilson charm can still work a measure of magic. Former watch salesmen Billy (Vaughn) and Nick (Wilson) improbably snag those coveted intern slots and, gobsmacked and Googly-eyed, report to work, where they learn that all interns will be divided into teams that must complete a series of challenges. At the end of the internship, members of the winning team collect the ultimate prize: full-time jobs. In short order, two 40-somethings who can barely work a webcam find themselves attempting to fix coding bugs, develop apps and, for some strange reason, win Quidditch matches. Contains sexuality, some crude humor, partying and language. Extras include commentary with director Shawn Levy and "Any Given Monday" featurette. Also, on Blu-ray: deleted scenes.
"Before Midnight" (R, 108 minutes, Sony): Richard Linklater made his name in 1991 with "Slacker," a low-key ramble through Austin that introduced a new generation and a spontaneous form of filmmaking that concealed surprising intelligence and artfulness beneath its laid-back style. Linklater has gone on to pursue a wonderfully eclectic career, hopping from sci-fi animation ("Waking Life") to family-friendly comedies ("School of Rock") with easygoing finesse. But now and then he returns to the talky, elliptical movie he started out making: In 1995, he made "Before Sunrise," starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy as Jesse and Celine, two people in their 20s who meet on a train and spend a romantic night having one long conversation while strolling through Vienna; in 2004 he caught up with the couple in "Before Sunset," when they meet again a decade later. With luck, Linklater isn't bringing the couple's story to an end with "Before Midnight" - we can't wait to see Jesse and Celine confront their later years in "Before I Have to Get Up and Pee Again." But there's no doubt that "Before Midnight," which finds the young lovers of yore firmly ensconced within the regret and compromise of middle age, also finds them grappling with intimations of aging and mortality. Jesse and Celine still tease, seduce, wind each other up and prattle on with the same verve, but there's an autumnal whiff to even their sunniest repartee. Contains sexual content, nudity and profanity. Extras include.
"The Way, Way Back" (PG-13, 103 minutes, Fox): Adolescent disaffection, adult cluelessness and the fleeting pangs of summer romance spring palpably to life in "The Way, Way Back," a coming-of-age drama that manages some genuinely surprising turns despite the formulaic road it travels. In the film's opening scene, 14-year-old Duncan (Liam James), on his way to a cramped, damp summer on the Massachusetts shore, is trapped in a car being driven by his mother's boyfriend, Trent (Steve Carell). While Duncan's mom, Pam (Toni Collette), naps, Trent is haranguing Duncan about his social skills, sharply asking the teenager how he would rate himself on a scale from 1 to 10, then volunteering that he'd give Duncan "a 3." Trent, filmed showing only his sharply accusing eyes in the rearview mirror, is a nasty piece of work, judgmental and rigid. Once arrived at Riptide, Trent's cottage, the group is set upon by Betty (Allison Janney), Trent's blowsy neighbor who's a compulsive hugger and prodigious tippler, and whose motto is: "Accept it and move on." While Trent and Pam become absorbed in the beach town's social life, Duncan gets busy being rejected by Trent's daughter's clique, although Betty's daughter, Susanna (AnnaSophia Robb), shows some potential for self-awareness. Desperate for escape, Duncan bicycles away from the compound one day, finally finding himself at the Water Wizz, a vintage water park overseen by a perennial teenager named Owen (Sam Rockwell). Contains thematic elements, profanity, some sexual content and brief drug material. Extras include deleted scenes, a water park "tour," at look at filmmakers Nat Faxon and Jim Rash and an "Ensemble" featurette. Also, on Blu-ray: a making-of featurette.
"Only God Forgives" (R, 89 minutes, Anchor Bay): You've got to hand it to Nicolas Winding Refn. Only a filmmaker of his supreme self-confidence would put one of the most charismatic stars on the planet in his movie and then reduce his leading man's face to an unrecognizable mess. Ryan Gosling hands out and receives beatings with such metronomic regularity that they feel like the big dance numbers in bad musicals: showy, artificial and meaningless. In some ways, "Only God Forgives" qualifies as a follow-up to Refn's 2011 film, "Drive," which starred Gosling in a similarly terse, somber performance. But where that film cleverly addressed its own pulp-crime genre and the artifice of Hollywood, here Refn advances nothing but his own obsessions, which quickly grow tiresome. He has often proudly declared himself to be a "fetish filmmaker," interested in making movies purely on the basis of what attracts him. The problem with fetish filmmakers is that they're only interested in pleasing themselves; the audience, for its part, doesn't figure. Contains strong bloody violence, including grisly images, sexual content and profanity. Extras include commentary with Refn, behind the scenes featurette, director interviews and the movie's music, with Cliff Martinez.
"The Conjuring" (R, 112 minutes, Warner): This impressive ghost story also is a well-above-average thriller. If it isn't quite up there with such classics of the genre as "The Haunting" (1963 version) or "The Others," it isn't far behind. Set in 1971, the story is said to have been inspired by the files of Ed and Lorraine Warren, a husband-and-wife team of paranormal investigators. The action takes place in a 150-year-old Rhode Island farmhouse, where, almost immediately upon moving in, Roger and Carolyn Perron (Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor) and their five daughters start to experience disturbing events. First the dog won't come inside. Then there's a foul odor, followed by unexplained cold spots, clocks that stop at 3:07 a.m. and miscellaneous visits by things that go bump in the night. When things get out of control one night - about the time a female poltergeist tries to body slam one of the daughters from the top of a haunted antique wardrobe - the Perrons invite the Warrens over to have a look-see. As played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, the Warrens bring a sort of deadpan credibility to the admittedly far-fetched goings-on. Contains intense scenes of terror and violence. Extras include "Scaring the "@$*% Out of You" featurette. Also, on Blu-ray: "Face-to-Face With Terror" and "A Life in Demonology" featurettes.
Also: "As Cool as I Am," "Far Out Isn't Far Enough: The Tomi Ungerer Story," "Dead in Tombstone," "Oka!" (documentary on ethno-musicologist Louis Sarno), "Storm Rider," "Homecoming," "In a Town This Size" (2011, documentary about sexual child abuse allegedly committed by a Bartlesville, Okla., pediatrician), "Just Like a Woman," "Paradise: Faith" (Austria/Germany/France), "The Uninvited" (1944, The Criterion Collection), "Red Clover," "Scoot & Kassie's Christmas Adventure," and "The Wall" ( Austria/Germany).
Television Series: "Nikita: Third Season" and "Primeval New World: The Complete Series" (spinoff of British TV series).
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Is Mo Next to Go? Cleveland looking to trade Williams?
With that in mind, league sources have indicated the Cavs have begun to consider taking some risks with their roster. That may even include seeing if a trade makes sense for one of the most popular players on the team.
According to multiple league sources, the Cavs are testing the trade value for point guard Mo Williams, among other players. It is part of what appears to be an effort to tweak the entire backcourt, as Delonte West is also on the trade block.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: When you choke for a second consecutive year in the playoffs, everything and everyone is fair game.
Mike Brown, a former Coach of the Year, is gone. GM Danny Ferry is looking for a new executive suite to call home. And Mo Williams – a talented, hot shooting, and popular point guard – could be next to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Williams' fall within the organization is somewhat unexpected, though. His catch-and-shoot approach fits with LeBron James, a superstar who runs the offensive sets and likes handling the ball.
Unfortunately, Williams has a tendency to disappear in the playoffs and, because of his size and average quicks, he often struggles to defend opposing point guards.
For instance, Williams got lit up by the Chicago Bulls' Derrick Rose and the Boston Celtics' Rajon Rondo in the playoffs.
Coincidentally, James recently mentioned as much in his recent interview with Larry King.
"You kind of forget about Rajon Rando. And that's exactly happened at times," said the superstar. "You know, he kind of controls the whole ship that goes on in Boston. And they did a good job. I mean we're a really good team, but they were better than us in this year."
So, perhaps, owner Dan Gilbert is reacting, or possibly overreacting, to James' comments about Rondo torching Williams. And perhaps, trading Williams would be another attempt to appease the two-time MVP and his people.
Desperate times do call for desperate measures. After all, with James' pending free agency, the only person guaranteed to be in Cleveland next year is Gilbert.
Should the Cavaliers trade Williams? Is he to blame for their playoff failures?


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Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer is disappointed in the comments made by wide receiver Evan Spencer about the team's BCS competition.
Remember reading what Evan Spencer had to say about Ohio State's competition for the BCS? You may want to clip it out of the paper; Alabama and Florida State probably will.
No one is likely to hear from Spencer for a long time.
The Ohio State wide receiver was being playful when he said the Buckeyes would "wipe the field" with the top BCS national championship competition. He was smiling, perhaps not joking, but being confidently playful.
Then he took to Twitter to apologize and point out he was smiling.
Buckeye head coach Urban Meyer still isn't happy with the way Spencer handled it.
"I was very disappointed," Meyer said. "I can't stand that. Our players are taught — I talked to Evan. He was smiling when he said it, but he's certainly not the spokesman for our team. Evan won't talk to the media for a long, long time. You don't do that. That's not good sportsmanship and that's not what we expect.
"I understand he's a young man and made a minor mistake. We don't do that. You talk about your teammates, and your team and you move on."
The third-ranked Buckeyes, almost every week, are asked more about their schedule than that week's opponent. Saturday, Ohio State plays Illinois, which is winless in the Big Ten. OSU is fighting for its BCS national title life each week.
Meyer doesn't want distractions.
However, maybe there is a small piece of Meyer that likes that his players have confidence in their team.
"What he believes and what goes on inside our locker room doesn't need to be in the papers," Meyer said. "I don't like disrespecting other teams."
Meyer said he talks to his players usually after games because that is when most of them are available to the media. He advises them to talk about teammates and Ohio State, or being respectful of the team they just played.
"That's the right thing to do," Meyer said.
What Ohio State needs to do the rest of the way — against Illinois, Indiana and Michigan to finish the season — is win big against unranked, outmatched teams.
"We all expect them to play ... at a very high level," Meyer said. "You're in the same breath as some very, very good teams. To maintain status quo, you have to play very well."
A win Saturday would be OSU's 22nd win in a row. That would tie the school record for consecutive wins. Absent of a major letdown or upset, the Buckeyes could finish the regular season with 24 straight wins.
It isn't something Meyer said they talk about much.
"I think it does (mean something)," Meyer said. "We have not spent much time talking about it, but because of the incredible tradition at this school, we'll address it if it occurs. Any time a player plays at Ohio State and you can make a dent in this tradition, that's certainly worthy of being recognized."


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Many of you, all around the world, have been kind enough to show your support for the Arctic 30 who continue to be detained in Russia with dark prospects. From the little news we get out of the Murmansk detention centre, one thing is clear - your solidarity really does make all the difference. Here are some personal messages of thanks from the Arctic 30 back to you:
"Your support and the knowledge that we have done the right thing keeps me above water. Thank you very much for your kind words, love and care you give to me. You are incredibly important!"
Written by Marco Weber, October 8, in an open letter from a prison in Murmansk, Russia.
Note from Sini Saarela, October 21, in Court.
"I heard the Arctic Sunrise mentioned on the radio the other day. It was in Russian so I couldn't understand it, but it's great to know the world is talking about us. On a good day I get to see my lawyer and hear news of protests all over the world. You wouldn't believe the difference the news makes. It really makes me feel better and I thank every single person who has joined a protest or sent an email."
Written by Alex Harris in mail to her colleagues in Greenpeace Australia on Oct 10.
"I'm grateful for the support of everyone back in Poland; ordinary people, Greenpeace activists, the state, the media. Thanks to this strong interest there is still a chance of our release. Otherwise we'd be sure to spend the next ten years in prison."
Said by Tomasz Dziemianczuk on October 21 in court for bail appeal.
"I can't put it any more simply than thanks. Some of you I know, some I've heard of, some I'll never even meet. Your kind thoughts, support and humour mean a lot to me right now, it is the simple things in life."
Written by David Haussmann, October 17, in open letter from prison in Murmansk, Russia.
It is now 36 days since the Arctic 30 stood up against Arctic destruction for which they remain unjustly held. While they are behind bars facing trumped-up charges, your support is vital. Thank you for sharing the voices of the Arctic 30 and showing the world they will not be forgotten.
Did you know there are 30 ways you can help the Arctic 30? And there is plenty more to come - keep checking our website for updates on new ways you can be part of the movement of millions calling for the release of the Arctic 30.
Birgitte Lesanner is Head of Communications, Greenpeace Nordic, and Programme Manager, Denmark.
(Unregistered) secret1
I trie to get that message through more than ten times...
You will be free
I did a healing and from what happenend I can say that y...
I trie to get that message through more than ten times...
You will be free
I did a healing and from what happenend I can say that you will be released FOR SHURE, very soon I guess, because it flowed so much energy through my hands. that is shure. there is NO doubt and THIS is GOOD.you wil make it. GOOD JOB :) YOU WILL BE RELEASE FOR SHURE! relief and blessings, the blessing is with you. heaven is with you, supporting you...
blessings and love <3
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(Unregistered) bruceybuoy
Free the Bali 9 - we can worry about the Famous 5 and the Arctic 30 later.
With 'secret1's hocus pocus they're all saved any...
Free the Bali 9 - we can worry about the Famous 5 and the Arctic 30 later.
With 'secret1's hocus pocus they're all saved anyway :-). With friends like that......
RESIGN NAIDOOO - the loss of freedom for your 30 young zealots is blood on your hands - what the hell were you thinking - doh!
Why didn't you just stick to picking on/disrupting benevolent western companies conducting their lawful businesses? You've spent decades shitting on western democracies so I don't think you'll get much help from them. You want/take all the good bits of our modern world and want to pick it to pieces - where are the constructive policies we can all vote on?
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I recently got an email from a gentleman asking that I correct the address on the listing for his dad's medical clinic in my antiaging doctor directory, which I did right away. I noticed that the website he referenced pertained to something called thermography.
Thus I decided to make it the topic of this weeks newsletter. It's a very important one because it concerns the detection of breast cancer, something that's vitally important to every woman out there.
Infrared thermography or thermography for short is an imaging technique that can detect developing breast cancer years before it actually forms a tumor in the breast. The technique uses thermal imaging to detect a concentration of blood vessels that are forming to supply nutrients to a tumor mass.
When cancerous tumors form, they need a very dense collection of blood vessels supplying them with nutrients, because tumor cells are so terribly inefficient at creating energy.
These tumor cells can't survive on the normal blood supply that healthy tissue utilizes, so they develop whats called a "vascular network" which shows up on the thermography scan as a hot spot.
This process can be underway years before a tumor actually forms, and can give the woman a warning that something is wrong and needs to be medically addressed. This is different from a mammogram which uses x-rays to detect a solid tumor mass.
Mammograms cannot detect cancer until a tumor has already formed, giving a woman far less time to intervene medically to deal with the developing cancer. It would be irresponsible of me to suggest that thermography replaces mammograms, because they do different things. However thermography is a very valuable tool for advanced detection of breast cancer.
The two advantages of thermography are that it uses no radiation, therefore it is very safe and will not increase the risk of cancer the way mammograms can. The other advantage is that it picks up developing cancer years before it becomes a problem.
I believe that thermography needs to be available to every woman, as a tool to detect developing cancer and allow her time to prevent the development of a tumor and the spread of the cancer from the breast to other parts of the body.
Here is a resource that will explain what thermography is and where to find a center near you where you can get tested:
I think that thermography will become more common and accepted as time goes on, and
I urge you to learn more about this amazing diagnostic tool, which will help you keep yourself cancer free.
Do you have a disease, or other medical condition that you or someone close to you is suffering from that you would like me to research and write about? Then please let me know. I can't give medical advice because I am not a doctor.
But I CAN research things and look for the most cutting edge information and research on that topic and present it to you and everyone who reads this newsletter. Our knowledge is advancing rapidly, and I am here to report on the very latest on health, wellness, and anti-aging for everyone who reads this newsletter!
So if you have questions, or comments, please share them with me. I love hearing from you!
On a lighter note, this weeks musical clip features a very unique performer named "Happy Rhodes." This beautiful woman has a 4 octave vocal range and a very warm and expressive voice. She's doing a cover of Peter Gabriel's "Mercy Street."
"Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence."
Vince Lombardi


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What are your favorite products that you've seen this year that would make great stocking stuffers?
I can't recall coming across any new or recently introduced products but some other great potential stocking stuffers come to mind! I've seen a lot of natural/eco-friendly/green toys that I think would make FANTASTIC stocking stuffers that any child would enjoy!
Natural, Eco-friendly, Green-
- Veggie Crayons from WeeCanToo
- Jalopies from Tree Hopper Toys
- Match Stacks from Tree Hopper Toys
- Wooded Yo-Yo from Tree Hopper Toys
- Think Toys Color Cubes from Crunchy Momma, Crunchy Baby
- Ernest Efforts Maple Teething Rattler from Crunchy Momma, Crunchy Baby
- Piggy Pain (Nail polish)
- Green Kid Crafts subscription (Greenkidcrafts.com)
Some other great products that would make fun stocking stuffers for the kids:
- Soft Teethers
- Rattles
- Little People
- Board books
- Bath Books
- Anything One Direction (1D has a variety of merchandise that would make perfect stocking stuffers including bracelets, necklaces, lip gloss, and more)
- Diary/ Journals
- Chapstick/lip gloss
- Nail Polish
- My Little Pony Figures
- Matchbox cars
- Legos (the miniature ones)
- Hexbugs
- Action figures (Super heroes such as Batman, Spiderman, Iron man and Ninja Turtles.)
Neutral stocking stuffers:
- Bath Crayons
- Bubble bath or fizzies
- Playdough
- "Magic" wash clothes (the ones that expand when wet)
- Puzzles
- Yo-yo
- Stickers
- Tooth Brush
- Books
- The Slinky
- Silly Putty
- Origami paper
- Temporary tattoos
- Squinkies
And if you're a practical joker like myself, two words: candy coal ;)


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Does your child suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
Between three and five percent of US children have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, better known as ADHD, but the number of actual sufferers could be as high as one in 10. These children may be mislabeled as badly behaved, lazy or unintelligent, making it hard for them to excel in school and get through day-to-day life. Kids who don't get help with their disorder often struggle for years after they finish school.
That's because early treatment is essential to helping ADHD children cope with their disorder. It can even decrease the risk of ADHD symptoms persisting into adulthood. If you're a parent who is concerned about your child's ability to focus, sit still and interact with others, it's time to do something about it. Learning the most common ADHD symptoms in children could be vital to your child's future.
Treating childhood ADHD, whether it's with cognitive and behavioral therapy, conventional techniques or natural remedies, has been shown to greatly improve behavior and learning ability. It also helps kids make and keep friends, avoid risky behaviors, and maintain better overall mental health. Children with ADHD who receive appropriate treatment early in life have a much lower risk of suffering from depression or anxiety.
Not all parents are comfortable with the regimen of drugs and chemical treatments that is common among many psychiatrists. If you're among them, that doesn't mean your child has to go without help for his or her ADHD. Kids who show symptoms of this disorder often benefit greatly from the calming effects associated with natural and homeopathic treatments such as BrightSpark. These gentle substances don't come with the side effects associated with many medications. When paired with counseling and other non-medication-based treatment methods, they offer a natural solution for the symptoms of ADHD.
In fact – 98% of ADHD sufferers won't see any lasting or significant changes from following the conventional drug treatments!
What Is ADHD?
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a chronic condition that may be caused by mutations in the genes that affect mental processing. In particular, people with ADHD seem to process a chemical called dopamine differently than people who don't suffer from the condition. Dopamine is associated with the rewarding feeling that comes with accomplishing something new, as well as with the ability to control our impulses.
Children who suffer from ADHD seem to produce dopamine less reliably than other children, making it more difficult for them to function normally. Incorrect dopamine processing also seems to be involved in many emotional disorders, such as depression and anxiety, which ADHD children often develop.
Unfortunately, no one really knows exactly why or how ADHD occurs. That means that it's not possible to prevent this condition. We can, however, treat it with a variety of man-made and natural substances, helping children restore their natural mental balance and promoting better concentration and impulse control.
Identifying ADHD Symptoms in Children
Many of the most common ADHD symptoms can be hard to detect until the condition has already begun to cause problems. It's easy to write off minor attention problems and difficulty paying attention as the normal characteristics of childhood. Fortunately, observant parents can often identify problems very early in life. Some mothers of ADHD patients even notice that their children are unusually active while still in the womb!
While all toddlers are curious and have limited attention spans, ADHD toddlers have even more pronounced behaviors. Many of them can't sit still or follow basic instructions. They are also more likely to suddenly break into a line at the playground, interrupt someone else, or hit a friend or sibling. These children often move around constantly and are prone to frequent tantrums. In preschool, they may experience frequent discipline problems or be considered "difficult" by teachers.
Elementary School Children
By elementary school, most ADHD children already have identifiable symptoms. These kids often have trouble sitting quietly in class and tend to blurt out answers or leave their seats without permission. Many ADHD kids are very talkative and disruptive. Some are quieter, however. The inattentive form of ADHD can cause excessive daydreaming and trouble following directions, while disorganized ADHD results in messy desks and a tendency to lose homework. In many cases, children with all types of this disorder have difficulty making or keeping friends. Some never fully integrate into their peers' social networks.
Children who don't have observant parents may not be diagnosed with ADHD until adolescence, particularly if they have one of the disorganized or inattentive forms of the disorder. These children often display a sudden drop in academic achievement, along with an increase in self-esteem problems, depression and other disorders. Left untreated, these issues can develop into severe problems, causing social problems and even academic failure. While most adolescents display some changes in mood and behavior, it's important to seek help when these are sudden or severe.
Sex Differences and ADHD
Historically, boys have been more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, leading many people to conclude that it was a male disorder. In reality, nearly as many girls suffer from this problem as boys, but they tend to show it differently. The symptoms of ADHD in children often split along gender and sex lines, with boys displaying more hyperactivity and impulsivity.
Girls are much more likely to be inattentive, disorganized and prone to excessive daydreaming. This means that many girls with ADHD don't get the treatment they need until their disorder has begun to affect their mood, grades and social life. In many cases, female patients receive little to no attention, forcing them to struggle through without any treatment at all. If your daughter seems to be easily distracted and has trouble staying on task, make sure you consider ADHD as a possible cause.
Does ADHD Ever Go Away?
One surprising fact about ADHD is that while as many as 10 percent of children suffer from it, there are far fewer adults with the problem. This is due in part to an increase in our ability to identify and treat ADHD from a young age; many adults simply don't know they have the condition. In a number of cases, however, ADHD symptoms actually decrease or disappear with the onset of adulthood.
Only about 30 percent of people who suffer from childhood ADHD go on to deal with its symptoms as adults, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be treated. While it's possible for the brain to correct its ability to process impulses and attention over time, a child's early experiences are still important. People who had ADHD as children are much more likely to develop depression or other disorders when they don't receive the correct care in their early years. Working to help your child now could be the key to helping him or her live a happy, healthy life later on.
Thank you all for your products. My son, age 4, started BrightSpark on October 21 and I could not believe my eyes. I saw a change in him within two days – he was calmer, chilled-out, and he can focus now at pre-school. Before my son went on the BrightSpark … he would repeat himself over and over, he interrupted all my conversations, he could not sit still at all, he had to have our attention at all times, he was very cruel to his dog, he would scream and yell to the top of his lungs, he could not concentrate at pre-school, he pushed and hit kids at school and, he started hitting me and his father. Giving my son a spanking, or putting him in time out did nothing for him. Thanks to BrightSpark and Serenite Jr. I now have my sweet little boy back. We now have so much fun as a family. Thanks again.
– Amy D., USA
Treating ADHD without Medication
Most mainstream approaches to ADHD treatment start with medication intended to improve focus and decrease impulsiveness. In many cases, these chemicals do help the people who take them, but they also come with a number of side effects. That's why many parents choose to provide early treatment for ADHD without relying on drug-based therapies.
You can treat your child's ADHD without resorting to medication. There are many natural options available, almost all of which can be used together. They include special diets to help avoid allergies and insensitivities that can increase your child's impulsivity or activity levels. They also include adjusting your household routine to make day-to-day life easier for everyone. Counselling can also be an important non-drug therapy for many children who have the symptoms of ADHD.
When combined with a natural treatment such as BrightSpark, these strategies can do a lot to help children feel better and cope more effectively. Simply give your children two tablets three times per day on an empty stomach. You should see benefits within three to six weeks, especially for children who get plenty of sleep, fresh air and exercise. When combined with a healthy lifestyle, natural therapies can offer new hope to the families of children suffering from ADHD.
A Healthy Solution You Can Trust
If you suspect that your child may suffer from ADHD, you can't afford to ignore the problem. Your child can have a life that's free from distractions and unwanted impulses, but early treatment is still the best treatment. Treating ADHD symptoms in children as soon as possible offers them the best opportunities and a chance to truly excel.
Whether you aren't sure that your child is ready for conventional treatment or you just want to try a natural alternative, BrightSpark offers hope for families with ADHD. Take the time to investigate all the benefits that this safe homeopathic treatment could offer you and your children. After all, every child deserves the chance to succeed!


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10 August 2010 - Thailand. Greenpeace Water Patrol activists, wearing protective suits, collect samples of sediments from Samrong canal, which is located in an industrial district in Samutprakan province, 40 kilometres south of Bangkok. The activists warn local communities of the dangerous chemical poisons lurking in their water.
© Athit Perawongmetha / Greenpeace
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