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Teenage Girl Admits To Staging Her Own Kidnapping That Made National News & Folks Are Pissed
 Dec 18 | by _YBF
A teenage girl has admitted she staged her own kidnapping that made national news. Find out why she did it, and why folks are pissed inside….
Karol Sanchez, 16, made national headlines after video her being kidnapped on a Bronx street in front of her mother went viral. An Amber Alert was issued, and police were searching for the abducted teen. Turns out, it was all a hoax.
Karol reportedly admitted to staging the incident. The reason? She reportedly wanted "to get away from her strict mom" who wanted to move the family back to Honduras. It's also reported Karol didn't want to leave so she could be with her boyfriend, a 23-year-old alleged Crips gangbanger who was once arrested for murder.
The alleged abduction went down around 11:20 p.m. Monday (December 16th) as the 16-year-old and her mother were walking near East 156 Street in the Bronx. In the video footage, you seen two men jump out of a car, grab Karol, shove her mother to ground, and then drag Karol in the car before speeding off. Check it:
ALERT: NYPD looking for 16-year-old who was kidnapped Monday night while walking with her mother in the Bronx
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An Amber Alert was issued in hopes of locating the missing teen:
AMBER ALERT: Karol Sanchez (16) was kidnapped by a group of males around 11:30PM Monday evening on Eagle Ave in the Bronx. She is 5'5" tall, 150 lbs. Suspects are described as four adult males in their 20s with dark complexions. pic.twitter.com/C5TzpEtOAR
Fifteen hours later, Karol reappeared at the same interception that she was allegedly abducted from. It's reported she walked up to two police officers sitting in a squad car and told them she was the missing teen.
"We were looking at the [missing poster] picture saying, 'I hope she's OK,' and she walked right up," said Akash Singh, 29.
"She was trembling while she was walking. She just looked really scared," continued Singh, a construction worker on a project in the area. "She put her hands on her knees and she started talking to the cops. They jumped out of the car and put her in."
After police brought her down to the precinct, she was reunited with her mother:
WATCH: Moment Karol Sanchez was reunited with her family after being kidnapped in the Bronx
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According to reports, there were four men in the car and it turns out that the men were her friends. Karol isn't expected to face charges, but cops were still looking to question the four men who were in the car, one of whom is believed to be her boyfriend.
Twitter has been quite vocal about the situation. And people are upset, especially since young, black women are being snatched up and being forced into prostitution rings.
So we had to start 2019 with Jussie Smollett's hoax and now end it with Karol Sanchez's staged kidnapping?! I am too through! 2020 can't come soon enough! pic.twitter.com/jMi1n0BuSy
— Giselle J. Phelps (@GisellePhelps) December 17, 2019
What Karol Sanchez did just set black girls back. It's bad enough the media & police don't take missing black women serious. So the 1 time it actually makes national news it's staged. We got so many black girls who are currently missing parents left heartbroken.Girl really pic.twitter.com/i9W3WZIULA
— Kayla Got The 411 (@kaylagothe411) December 17, 2019
Karol Sanchez and Jussie Smollett trynna set black folk back fifty years single handily pic.twitter.com/jSPd34y2gM
— Babyface Kese (@BabyfaceKese) December 17, 2019
If Karol Sanchez really staged her own kidnapping... it's gonna be a LOT harder for black girls who are legitimately missing to get their justice. Oh, Jesus.
— Sydney Noel (@sydneynoels) December 17, 2019
I'm having a huge problem accepting some ppl's excues for this girl staging her own kidnapping. How can you come and call this a dumb decision bc she's a 16y/o? Not once in my pre-teen or teen years I ever thought about this horrible decision which in fact has consequences.
— andrea (@cabacaceresxoxo) December 18, 2019
Now I've done some stupid ass shit ass a teen due to my mom being over protective, but staging a WHOLE ASS kidnapping? The police would have had to lock my momma up before releasing me to her because I would have shown up dead the next day. https://t.co/deTtWZrONt
— Alexis Mozell (@Masemom5) December 18, 2019
I hope the young lady who staged the kidnapping (knew the story was off from jump) doesn't get in any real trouble. Also hope her homies who tried to help her don't either. If my parents tried to take me to another country indefinitely as a teen.....I absolutely woulda ran away.
— Sardonic Savage, MPA (@4hannahannah) December 18, 2019
The people want the facts NEOW. This whole situation was sketchy from jump. I figured she was targeted but not that she orchestrated it. I really hope that's not true
— orlando brown prince michael jacksonjr aka blanket (@cuzzinneenee) December 17, 2019
Some folks online were skeptical from the beginning with some people accusing her mother in being in on it:
"My initial thought is that a family member or associate knows why this happened. There are plenty of girls that age walking alone," one commenter wrote.
"I wonder if it is a family associate," another user wrote.
"omg so scary! but seems like inside job!," one person wrote.
What makes this situation worse is the fact that black women are being abducted and sold into sex trafficking. The NY Daily News released an article in 2017 about how dozens of Bronx teen girls were actually missing with fears of possible abduction and forced prostitution. There are so many women being sold into sex slavery, so for her to lie about being kidnapped is just too much.
Photo: New York City Police Department
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Single Saturdays: Nicola Ciccone – Wanted Dead or Alive Cover
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Canadian singer Nicola Ciccone has uploaded on Youtube a cover of Bon Jovi's hit song "Wanted Dead or Alive." The story is about a cowboy who's on the run and is wandering from town to town.
The music is country with some hints of pop. Nicola Ciccone does an impressive job at covering this song. The guitar rhythm in this song is phenomenal. The beat of Nicola Ciccone's version has mostly guitar playing in the background, whereas Bon Jovi's version has a variety of instruments (including guitar).
Nicola Ciccone's voice is husky, raspy (like Rod Stewart) and raw in this cover of Wanted Dead or Alive. His singing of it is similar to Jon Bon Jovi's vocal style. However, Nicola Ciccone voice goes up to a slightly higher register. He has his take of the song and didn't try to imitate the original version, which makes it authentic.
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Russian airline Aeroflot had a group of stranded passengers deported to India, even though they were U.S. citizens according to a report in the publication Little India. The events occurred in January but became public now after a U.S. Department of Transportation complaint was filed against the airline.
Passengers Marc Fernandes, Shahana Islam, Sabiha Islam, Bakiul Islam and Anshul Agrawal were attempting to fly from New Delhi to New York. Their itinerary included a stopover in Moscow, which is where they became stranded when their connecting flight to New York was cancelled due to snow.
According to a complaint filed to the U.S. Department of Transportation, Aeroflot staff told the four Americans — who are of South Asian descent — there were no seats available on any other flights to New York. They also claim that they were denied transit visas, which made their prolonged stay in Moscow illegal.
Russian officials allegedly told them they would have them "deported" to India within 24 hours. The complaint states that the airline did not believe the group to be American citizens and rebooked them on to a flight back to India. Video filmed by one of the passengers shows an Aeroflot employee refusing to believe the passengers were U.S. citizens.
Aeroflot also supposedly threatened them with criminal deportation and heavy fines should they refuse to board the flight back to India voluntarily. A Facebook post by one of the passengers, Anshul Agrawal, provides a detailed account of the ordeal.
"Aeroflot staff steadfastly refused to allow American customers who were, or who were perceived to be, of South Asian descent to return to the United States, 'deporting' them instead to India — all while providing customers on the same flight who were perceived to be White Americans with transit visas and new connecting flights to America," the complaint said.
Even after contact was made with the U.S. embassy in Moscow, which confirmed that is illegal for an airline to deport U.S. citizens to a third country against their will, Aeroflot did not change course. The passengers eventually boarded a plane back to India.
But when they finally reached New Delhi, they were told they would have to wait for more than a week for the next Aeroflot flight to New York. They ended up spending thousands of dollars on new flight arrangements to the U.S.
"However, our thorough internal investigation established that this was not a case of discrimination based on appearance, and we do not accept this characterisation in the complaint," the carrier added.


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MatSing's Lens Antennas Give Sports Venues More Connectivity With Less Hardware
By Joe Lemire 2.10.2021
When stadium operators plan network coverage for their increasingly modern edifices, there is often one intentional dead zone: the field itself. The players, after all, aren't texting during the game—unless they want to get fined, anyway—but that all changes when the venues are used for concerts. Field seats are often the priciest tickets in the building.
That's also true of Super Bowl halftime shows and why, for the fifth time, the NFL's championship was held with MatSing lens antennas boosting mobile capacity from end zone to end zone, even if the ongoing coronavirus pandemic scuttled what's usually a large fan mob on the field for The Weeknd's halftime show. The portable lenses were also used in D.C. for the inauguration.
MatSing uses a patent-protected artificial dielectric material that enables multi-directionality of the signal—up to 48 sectors that otherwise would require 48 traditional antennas to cover. Materials scientist Serguei Matytsine developed the polymer that formed the basis of the company, following the conjecture of a scientist involved in a government space satellite project.
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That scientist said, as relayed by Leo Matytsine, the younger son of Sergui and an EVP at MatSing, "Instead of using something like a dish, if you need to send many narrow signals in many directions, we have something in nature that does something very similar, which is our eye. It's a lens. It focuses it through refraction, right? It takes light from one side and focuses it on the back of that. You build antennas, same principle. Just instead of focusing light, you focus RF [radio frequency]."
This biomimicry is at the core of MatSing's growing portfolio of distributed antenna installations, which includes permanent coverage of sports venues such as the Tampa Bay Lightning's Amalie Arena, the Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium and the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium. The crowding of 20,000 fans in an arena or upwards of 100,000 in a stadium creates network congestion that fans, media and teams have all endured.
Amalie Arena deploys 52 MatSing antennas hidden in the rafters. When the system was first installed, not every mobile carrier had signed on to use the boosters. During a test on opening night of the 2019-2020 season, AT&T connected to MatSing while Verizon did not. A third-party report compiled by MobileNet Services determined that phones using AT&T in the venue had average download speeds about seven times faster (36 megabytes per second, compared to 5.6 for Verizon) and upload speeds nearly nine times faster (14.23 versus 1.58).
"The MatSings are really able to control where your RF is being directed, and that's really important for covering seats," says Andrew McIntyre, SVP of technology and innovation at Vinik Sports Group, the parent company of the Lightning and the lessee of Amalie Arena. All four major carriers—AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile—are now signed on, although Amalie Arena's first big test won't be until the pandemic lessens enough for a full capacity crowd.
In all, MatSing has about three dozen sports clients in the U.S. The natural inclination of facility operators, Leo Matytsine says, is to pack in more antennas. But the signals of traditional antennas can impede each other. When consulting at one college football stadium, his first piece of advice was actually to power a few of the antennas down—and it increased speeds. The MatSing lens antennas don't have that issue.
"When it's created from the lens, these many sectors, you have a lot less—or almost none—interference from sector to sector, because it's being created from our antenna," Leo Matytsine says. "We know this sector is here, this sector is here. It's not spilling over."
Sports venues have poured a lot of money into infrastructure upgrades in recent years, often bolstering their wifi networks in the process. Industry experts believe those will continue to be important, particularly for facility operations like point of sale transactions, while fans will also reap the rewards of advances in cell network transmission. "I'm a big believer in, it's not one, it's both," McIntyre says. "When it comes to capacity and the needs—not just of operating the facility itself, or the venue, as well as the fans' needs—the demands are just continuing to increase at such a fast rate."
MatSing is a family company that has not taken on outside investment. Leo's older brother, Michael, is also an EVP overseeing operations. The brothers grew up in Moscow as fans of American sports—Leo remembers a childhood Chicago Bulls hat from the 1990s—before the Matytsines relocated to Singapore in 2000, starting the company in the garage. (The name MatSing is an amalgamation of materials, Singapore and the family name.) MatSing's CEO as of last year is Bo Larsson, a former general manager at Sony Ericsson and Sony Corporation of America, who had spent five years on MatSing's board of directors.
Their breakthrough moment came in 2014 when MatSing and AT&T provided enhanced cell coverage to the Coachella music festival. A more recent partner is Facebook Connectivity, whose SuperCell engineering initiative is designed to provide low-cost coverage in rural areas and is equipped with a MatSing lens. These advances followed years of tepid global interest.
"Everybody was very interested in the idea, but nobody took the risk, so I want to give credit to America because, in the U.S., they like innovation and they like to take risk," Michael Matytsine says. Many more teams are doing so now, using the pandemic's limitations on attendance as an opportunity to take on capital projects in their buildings. "While the season is going on, and there's fans the other day, it's very tough to upgrade any arenas," Michael adds. "So actually, last year has been very good because a lot of the stadiums wanted to do an upgrade. And this was the window of opportunity to do so."
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Limping Into November - Part 1
Twelve weeks of pain
In case you've just stumbled onto this site, put some ice on your head while I do a quick recap of what's happening here. Australian Wunder Coach Ian King has devised a 12-week leg program that's among the most unique - and the most effective - that I've ever experienced. The first two workouts (the "quad dominant" and "hip dominant") were posted in "Limping Into October" Part 1 and Part 2. They're meant to be alternated for a period of three weeks, after which you'd progress to Parts 1 and 2 of the second three-week phase, the first part of which appears below. Got it?
One more time: Do Parts 1 and 2 of "Limping Into October" for three weeks, alternating between the two. Then, do Parts 1 and 2 of "Limping Into November," which appear below (Part 2 of the November series will appear next week).
By this time, you'll have repeated Part 1 and 2 of the leg workouts at least twice each (if not three times), alternating between the two. Now it's time to move on!
To you, the outstanding feature of these workouts (apart from the challenge posed to your image by struggling to do movements that involve little or no external load) was probably the extreme muscle soreness. Of course, soreness in itself is not the "key to the inner universe." The rationale behind these workouts is a lot more comprehensive than you might guess, but that's not an issue. If pain was the only thing that you noticed, great. In fact, when I'm supervising someone doing a workout such as the ones presented in this program, I routinely end up facing one of the greatest challenges that any coach faces — trying to keep a straight face while the trainee experiences extreme discomfort! I'm no more a sadist than the next bloke, but it's just that the looks of surprise, pain, and fear are, at times, quite gratifying and amusing.
As I said, though, there's more to the first stage of this 12-week leg program than DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness). The retraining of muscle-fiber recruitment and improved joint control are some of the more subtle, yet extremely important, benefits to be derived from this type of program. And, you can't dismiss the isolated overload of each type of muscle contraction (eccentric, isometric, and concentric), or the overload at specific joint angles, etc. I'm not going to bore you with the details. I don't expect that many of you want to know too much about the why — you just want to know how to do it!
So here it is. If you've applied yourself diligently over the last few weeks in the application of stage one, expect to be the beneficiary of some significant gains somewhere during the next stage or two — gains like you have never had before, gains that you'll find hard to believe or understand. I can't even say that I fully understand why, I just know that it happens. The methods that I'm sharing with you are an evolution of natural selection — they survived in my box of tricks because they're super-effective.
I liken what you're about to experience to a motor that has a short hesitation or stall before the turbo charger kicks in. Hang on, and enjoy the boost!
The following is the quad dominant (or first part ) of the two-part leg workout for the second stage of the 12 weeks. For most, I suggest spending three weeks on each of the four stages. Look out for the second part in our next posting. Alternate the two workouts in the same fashion as recommended in the first stage.
High-bar, medium-stance squats
What a relief! Back to the old favorite. Place the bar as high on your neck as comfortable. Grip the bar with your hands as close to the shoulders as comfortable, and ensure that your elbows are pointing directly down to the ground. Use a shoulder-width foot stance and keep your feet either straight or slightly externally rotated.
Immediately prior to commencing the descent, bend your knees slightly, suck in the lower abdomen, and squeeze your cheeks. This will "set" your pelvis in a slightly posteriorly rotated position. As you lower the weight, keep the hips in line with the spine. In other words, maintain the aforementioned hip position. Don't misinterpret this, though. You can flex forward at the hips, just don't change the hip-spine relationship.
Squat as deeply as you can without exceeding 45-degree trunk flexion relative to vertical. Keep your knees an equal distance apart during the lift. Immediately prior to the ascent, focus on squeezing the cheeks tight and hold them tight during the concentric phase. The aim is to prevent anterior rotation of the pelvis during the initial phase of the ascent. This is a tough technique to master, but the extra effort is worth it.
Follow a progressive warm-up. Begin with a set of ten (approximately 30% of the amount of weight you'll use for your first work set), followed by a set of eight (approximately 60% of the first work set), and concluded by a set of six (approximately 80%).
After resting a minute or two, select a work set load that creates a high degree of fatigue yet allows excellent technique for six to eight reps. Use a three-second eccentric (or lowering phase) with a one-second pause at both the top and bottom. Use a controlled explosive concentric or lifting phase. I say "controlled" because, until you master the hip control during the ascent, you can't afford to accelerate it in a truly explosive fashion.
Sit down between sets. Repeat a second work set two to three minutes later with a load that's about 2.5-5% heavier than the first set. Use the same tempo as the first set.
After resting another two to three minutes, lower the weight on the bar so that you'll be able to do a set of 10-12 (this poundage will probably be somewhere between the amount that you used for your second and third warm-up sets). The only change is that you'll increase the time of the pause at the bottom and the top to two seconds.
Note: Avoid going to failure in any of the work sets in the first week. Add weight with each subsequent workout, with the only possibility of failure coming in the final workout.
The next exercise will be a choice between two. For those with lower levels of hypertrophy, poorer squat technique, and/or other reasons why they shouldn't be jumping while supporting a weight on their back (e.g. arthritis, lower back injuries, or the coordination of a drunken sailor), I recommend the first option — breathing squats. For those who have well-advanced hypertrophy, wish to try something different, don't mind developing explosive power, and don't have any physical contraindications, try the second option — continual controlled jump squats.
Choice A) Breathing squats
This golden oldie is a variation of doing 20 continual reps while having an airline vomit bag tied around your neck. When your great-grandfather was doing this exercise (after reading about it in Ironman magazine when Peary and Mabel Rader owned it), he may have been doing it to "expand his rib cage." I don't know how much science has come out in support of that claim, but there's been a significant amount of studies showing the unique benefits of performing intermittent reps (such as breathing squats), including:
• More reps can be performed at the same weight.
• Reduced amount of oxygen to the working muscle, allowing increased activity of and, therefore, enhanced training effects (including hypertrophy) on FT muscle fiber.
To do these, use a three-second lowering phase, with a one-second pause in the bottom position and, during the first ten reps, a one-second pause at the top. During the lifting phase, use the aforementioned "controlled explosive concentric." During reps 11-15, use a two-second pause at the top (breathing twice). During reps 16-20, use a three-second pause at the top (breathing three times).
Make sure that you have a spotter, as you might find your legs getting wobbly — and if the leg fatigue isn't bad enough on its own, the multiple breathing technique could spin you out. On completion of the set, don't walk toward an area that doesn't have something vertical to lean on — or you might find yourself horizontal.
Do one set and move on to static lunges.
Choice B) Continual controlled jump squats
Lower the weight on the squat bar to approximately the weight you used during your first squat warm-up set (for some, this may consist of only the bar!).
Do a normal squat as described earlier. Control the lowering and take about two seconds to hit bottom. Pause for one second at the bottom, and then jump in the air as high as you can.
Upon landing, decelerate the descent, but don't stop it abruptly. In other words, let your knees act as shock absorbers. Just fight to stay in control as you lower and repeat the cycle described. Look for 15-20 reps.
If you choose to do this movement, hold the bar tight against your back. You don't want it to — as the airline industry is fond of saying — "shift during flight!"
Static lunges
Place the Olympic bar on your back — or, if you prefer, grab a pair of dumbbells — and take a long step out with your weaker leg. The horizontal length of this step will be determined by the shin of the lead leg during the lowering part of the movement. In other words, keep the shin of the lead leg fairly vertical (not because I support some bogus story about how the knee shouldn't go past the vertical line of the toes, but rather because I find this to be a superior position for loading the appropriate musculature).
The bottom position should be where the knee of the rear leg is almost brushing the ground. The top position should be just short of full range of motion. Do all of the reps with one leg (the weaker one) before repeating the movement with the other leg. Yes, you can take a short rest between legs, but no more than 30 seconds.
Take three seconds to lower the weight, pause for one second at each "end" of the movement, and lift with controlled explosiveness. This movement doesn't need as many complex directions as the squat. But as Charles Poliquin pointed out in last week's Question of Strength column, keep the trunk upright.
I recommend that you do a warm-up using about 50% of the weight that you'll use on your first work set. Do about six warm-up reps per leg. After the warm-up, put a load on the bar that creates significant fatigue (not failure, and definitely don't let your technique breakdown at all during the first week) between 10-12 reps per leg.
Do only one work-set per leg during the first workout. If you later feel that you want to use more volume (which I doubt), you can add a second work set for each leg. If there's a significant difference in strength or size between one leg and the other, you may choose to do an additional set for only the smaller or weaker leg.
Single-leg squats
You know that I wouldn't want you to miss out on doing these delightful unilateral movements, so here we go! Stand on one leg beside the squat rack or some other supporting structure. Place the other leg out so that the heel stays just off the ground at all times. Bend the supporting knee and go down as far as you can while keeping your foot flat on the ground. Take three seconds to go down and, without a pause, lift yourself up with a controlled explosive.
Initially, I suspect that your range will be limited, but as you get better at it over time, aim to increase range as well as — and maybe even more importantly — reps. Using only your bodyweight, I expect somewhere between five and ten reps on day one, but look to use dumbbells to make it harder if you exceed 15 reps. If this is the case, however, I have to wonder what you were doing during the earlier part of the workout because, if you truly busted your stones, you should be severely fatigued by now!
Use the squat rack to hold onto for balance if you need to (and you probably will), but don't get sucked into the temptation of using it to pull yourself up. Remember that this is leg day, not lats day!
Here's a synopsis of the exercises outlined in this program:
Warm-up sets — 1x10 at 30%, 1x8 at 60%, 1x6 at 80%
Work sets — 2x6-8, 1x10-12
Speed — 311
Breathing squats
Work sets — 1x20
Continual controlled jump squats
Work sets — 1x15-20
Speed — 20
Warm-up sets — 1x6 at 50%
Work sets — 1-2x10-12
Work sets — 1x(as many reps as possible)
Note: The loads for the warm-up sets are expressed as a percentage of the first work-set load.
That's it! Give it a go, and stand by for Part 2 next week!


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Hi Joanna, I have just come across your blog. My daughter who is 13 has told me that she has a red itchy patch on her breast. She said she had it for a week. She went on the internet and found about ibc. It is like tiny red pimples clustered together, size of a 1/2 cm diameter and itches. I have been worrying like hell. I know she is quite young but I have read that a 12 and a 16 years old died from ibc. I will take her to see the doctor on Monday but I know that it will be difficult to get him or her to listen. I guess the reason I am writing this is to hear something positive. It feels like my world is crashing down. What do you think.
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Hanley, Paul. 2018. Man of the Trees: Richard St. Barbe Baker, the first global conservationist
Regina, Saskatchewan: University of Regina Press, 300 p.
book review by Arthur Dahl
There are unsung heroes or ancestors of the environment and sustainability movement that need to be rediscovered and honoured for their foresight. One is Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) (see book review by Dahl 2016). Another is Richard St. Barbe Baker (1889-1982). Now IEF member Paul Hanley has written the definitive biography of St. Barbe, as he preferred to be known, published in Canada in October 2018.
Paul met St. Barbe and some of his close friends, and had access to his archives, and has pulled together all these sources to trace the amazing life and significance of St. Barbe, forester, indefatigable speaker and author, world traveller and Bahá'í. It is an unforgettable read. The book includes a foreword by HRH the Prince of Wales and an introduction by Jane Goodall.
Hanley provides detailed documentation to show how St. Barbe deserves to be called the first global conservationist. "Since his time in Africa in the early 1920s he had recognized the great danger of environmental destruction, that humankind was destroying the earth, thus threatening its future. He saw and described the future of Africa blighted by desertification and drought; envisioned the need for sustainable development far in advance of the spirit of the 1987 Brundtland Report; foresaw the Third World fuel wood crisis; grasped the global character of environment and development and the need for concerted action at the international level; understood the effect of forests on climate, thought at the time to be nonsense; foregrounded the issue of conserving biodiversity; and promoted the intrinsic value of trees and forests above and beyond any economic consideration" (p. 153).
Baker was born in England, educated on the Canadian frontier and at Cambridge, wounded in World War I, and joined the Colonial Service as a forester in Kenya, where he co-founded Men of the Trees (now the International Tree Foundation) in 1922 to incite the Kikuyu to reforest their land. He came to appreciate the wisdom of indigenous peoples in protecting the land and forest, and was expelled from the Colonial Service for interposing himself and taking a blow intended for an African.
He went on to develop techniques for sustainable forest yield in Nigeria; initiated the reforestation of Palestine, where the Guardian of the Baha'i Faith, Shoghi Effendi, became the first life member of Men of the Trees in 1929; worked for many years to conserve the redwoods of California; supported reforestation and desertification control in Australia and New Zealand; aided the Chipko "tree hugger" movement in the Himalayas; and organized a series of World Forestry Charter Gatherings in London to build diplomatic support for forest conservation. Reversing the desertification in the Sahara desert became his preoccupation, leading a expedition across the desert, and later all around its circumference, and proposing a Green Front to hold it back, which many years later is now being realised. He was infinitely practical, always planting trees and carrying seeds in his pockets, while appreciating the importance of the spiritual. He gave thousands of talks to conferences and school children, met heads of state and the Pope, received an OBE from Queen Elizabeth, and never stopped working for trees until his passing at the age of 92.
As Hanley has put it so well: "Baker had an inherent sense of world citizenship, feeling equally at home in Africa, the Middle East, the Americas, the Antipodes, Asia, and Europe, through all of which he had travelled and many parts of which he knew intimately. To this universalism was added his powerful sense of the oneness of life, a natural understanding of the interrelationships and interdependence of a global ecosphere. He knew instinctively that peace and unity were linked to a right relationship to the earth, to the land and its forests. Fed by his biblical background, his adopted Bahá'í faith, and his training in forest ecology, a vision took shape, a prophetic vision of a great, global enterprise to restore the damaged earth as a vehicle for the unification of humankind. The biblical vision of the end times, of peace and harmony in an agrarian society, of the desert blooming, of spears beat into pruning hooks, loomed large in his mind." (p. 152)
Everyone interested in conservation, environment, sustainability and forestry, or just lovers of trees, needs to read this book and be inspired by what one person can accomplish for the planet in a lifetime.
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Rock Band 2 features 84 songs, with selections that include as AC/DC, Steely Dan, and Rage Against The Machine.
Music and video games have been naturally complimentary since the latter became complex enough to emit more than a single beep. Rhythm games have allowed players to experience music by tapping out beats on controllers, using dance pads, or even shaking maracas.
But there has been no game as successful at simulating the truly American art form of rock 'n' roll as , making the game's replay value near infinite. One might wonder why a Rock Band 2 would even be needed.
Developer Harmonix and publishers MTV and EA spent the year since the original version hit the scene working on a follow-up, tweaking the structure and progress of the play. The core game, with a colored bar indicating which guitar note or drum pad to hit in time with the music, is relatively unchanged. Scratch that, it's completely unchanged. But since the game worked so well the first time around, it's difficult to think of a way you could innovate without forcing players to throw out the skills they have already acquired.
What's different is the Tour mode. Single player mode is gone, and now the multiplayer Band World Tour from the first game is open to any combination of one to four players. You can create a band and all its members, and chose to play any instrument at any time, fixing the problem of a band being tied to a certain player on a certain instrument. A new series of challenges is now also available, tasking players to play all the songs on disc from the '80s, all the songs by Rush, or a series of songs that challenge drummers.
Character creation is similar to the first game, with a wide variety of clothes, haircuts, and accessories. Characters do seem to be more valuable this time now that you can choose to assign them to any instrument, even when you're not playing. Now the Joker I spent so much time detailing and customizing won't be wasted by only being visible when I choose to use him as a singer; he can play bass too.
Rock Band 2 features 84 songs, with selections that include as AC/DC, Steely Dan, and Rage Against The Machine. There are even some exclusives, including a new recording on Motorhead's classic "The Ace Of Spades" and the first Guns N' Roses song released this decade, "Shackler's Revenge." (The full list available here). While the on-disc content should be more than enough to keep you playing for weeks, the XBox 360 and Playstation 3 versions of the game can access all of the downloadable content released to the Rock Band music store in the last year, and owners of the first game can back up most of the songs to their hard drive, thus opening up a Rock Band 2 library that closes in on 500 songs.
Perhaps this was unintentional, but it is nice to see "Any Way You Want It" by Journey included as nod to the first game that ever tried to simulate the experience of playing in a band.
Progression of the game is somewhat backward in my opinion. You'll be dished up some of the most fun songs first, since they're easier to play. Songs by Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, Duran Duran, Jimmy Eat World, and even Alanis Morissette are all worth coming back to again and again. As you move your way through the Tour mode you'll be dished out harder songs, and by harder I mean metal: Megadeth, Judas Priest and Metallica brought me to a standstill the other night. Yes, these tracks are harder and should be saved for later in the game, but if you're not the type of guy or gal with WJJO on the car radio station presets, this pretty much means the game is over, unless you're interested in taking another crack at The Go-Gos.
Gamers not interested in doubling their collection of plastic instruments would be pleased to know that the controllers for the forthcoming Guitar Hero World Tour are completely compatible with Rock Band, and vice-versa for both PS3 and XBox 360. The very well-made Wireless Les Paul for Guitar Hero continues to be a favorite in my household, even if its gotten more mileage on Rock Band.
If you've already invested in the first game for PS3 or Xbox 360, buying the Rock Band 2 disc alone is money well spent. New "Special Edition" versions are available that bring a new wireless guitar and drums, and a hefty price tag of $190. Combine that with the cost of a game console with hard drive, and it's a high point of entry. But ask anyone at the recent Rock Band 2 party with members of the virtual band Rutger Hauer and the $2500 Phones (standouts in the WYOU contest last spring), and they'll tell you it was worth every penny.
Rock Band 2 retains the title of being the best and most diverse music game on the market. Time will tell if Guitar Hero or other challengers can deliver a more consistent and visceral experience. Currently available for XBox 360, the Playstation 3 release is scheduled for October 19 and the Nintendo Wii version for November 18.


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Hi friends! I didn't want to outshine my previous blogpost with my greatness (HAHA as if) so I'm writing a separate post for the outfit I wore at Jeurissen's 'Fashion Night Out'.
I was sad I couldn't find any open back loafers (kind of like the Gucci ones every other fashion blogger owns) BUT I must say I'm pretty pleased with these ones I got from ASOS in August. I'd been planning on getting shoes like these long before I even knew I was going to get invited to the event, so I guess it was all meant to be. I also hand't planned on getting this gorgeous Opening Ceremony tee from my fashion godmothers Patrice and Marie-Lynn!!!! It was a very sweet surprise and I got to wear something from the store for their event. For once in my life, everything fell into place hahaha.


"Dear Husband of 100 Days," a historical drama that mixes romance and politics, continued its rein on the weekly TV chart, data showed Wednesday.
The tvN series, also known as "100 Days My Prince," topped the chart for the third week in a row, by recording a Content Power Index score of 283.3 for the week of Oct. 22-28.
On top of its strong performance on the chart, it also garnered high viewership ratings. The final episode broadcast Tuesday recorded a 14.4 percent rating, the fourth-highest rating ever for a drama on the cable channel.
It smashed other competitors aired in the same time slot, including "Matrimonial Chaos" on KBS 2TV with 3.1 percent and "Where Stars Land" on SBS TV with 8.6 percent.
The series, set in the Joseon era (1392-1910), features an interesting love story between an unlikely couple: The prince, played by D.O., loses his memory following an accident and gets to marry the country's oldest single woman, who doesn't know her husband's true identity and thinks him useless and completely out of touch with reality.
Critics say the drama's solid plot, a clever mix of romance and political tension, as well as the two main character's great chemistry, are attributed to its success. Through the show, Do Kyung-soo, also known as D.O. from popular boy band EXO, who played two different characters of E-yul, the prince, and his amnesiac alter-ego Won-deuk, has successfully established himself as an actor.


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Does Being Ethical Just Mean Following the Rules?
When I took a media ethics course in college, the professor said something I already intuitively knew but hadn't thought about until then: Ethics and law are no more than "kissing cousins," meaning sometimes they happen to coincide, and other times they don't. After all, thinking back on U.S. history, how many laws, such as segregation, have we had that enforced behaviors as legal that today most people would say were not ethical?
I think the same thing about ethics and kindness. Sometimes ethical workplace behavior happens to be kind, but other times, even though it's ethical, it falls short of being kind. Take a corporate executive board that knows the company will be closed down in three months. Is there a workplace standard for ethical behavior that would dictate they tell employees as soon as they know for sure the closure is happening? I've never heard of any such workplace ethics standard that would tell the executive board to inform employees as soon as possible. It's been my experience that it's considered acceptable corporate behavior to wait to tell employees until close to the exact moment you no longer have use of them. It's definitely not kind; some would say it's even cruel.
What I'm getting at is being ethical is a baseline standard for corporate behavior, but one that a company should strive to go beyond. A piece I found on LinkedIn from a few years ago by Leandro Valente depicts corporate ethics primarily as black-and-white rule following, with one added complexity—the need for companies to also stand by employees who act according to their conscience, whatever the rules may say: "…ethical behavior is acting within certain moral codes in accordance with the generally accepted code of conduct or rules. It is always safe for an employee to 'play by the rules.' This is always the best policy, and in instances when the rulebook is inadequate, acting with a clear moral conscience is the right way to go. This may cause friction in some organizations, but ethical organizations will always stand by the right moral decisions and actions of their employees."
What are examples from your company when an employee needed to make a judgment call because there was no clear direction provided by ethics rules, or because the employee felt that following the rules would violate her conscience, forcing her to do something she felt would be damaging to another person?
Going back to the job scenario, the question of when to inform employees of the imminent ending of their jobs is always dicey. On the one hand, the company wants to keep its commitment to investors and other "stakeholders," keeping its operations intact as long as necessary. But, on the other hand, executives with a conscience may be bothered by the toll on the workforce of being told days rather than months prior to the end of their jobs. For a middle- or lower-income employee, a few months versus a day or two can mean the difference between financial catastrophe and manageable trauma. Does keeping financial commitments justify the potentially devastating impact on employees?
I may be a softie, but I wouldn't feel good as an executive knowing for months in advance that much-needed jobs would be ending, and just keeping it to myself, especially if I interacted regularly with the employees who would be losing their jobs.
About 10 years ago, one of my friends lost her job in an unceremonious way. At 4:30 p.m. on a Friday, my friend was called into her boss' office. The boss—who had brought her along with him when he switched jobs to another magazine—sat there, along with the publisher of the magazine. The two of them, together, informed her that her job was ending, and she had a half-hour to clean out her desk and vacate the premises. It was not performance-related. They said they no longer needed her skill set, or some vague explanation like that. My friend was devastated to be losing a job because it meant she was suddenly losing her livelihood, but she also was devastated because she had considered her boss a friend, and they had spent time outside the office together, and he hadn't given her any warning that this was coming. A few days before the termination, they had worked out together at the gym in the office building, and she invited him to the parties she occasionally threw at home. They talked often about their personal lives outside the office. He felt bad, and embarrassed, and apologized that he couldn't tell her in advance because his bosses wouldn't let him. What do you think of that explanation? Is that fair enough, or does it seem to fall short of the kind of ethics that are guided by conscience, rather than solely by the rulebook?
It's frightening to disobey orders, whether from an institution such as the police or a person such as your boss, but sometimes it might be necessary to do so to practice meaningful ethics. Being truly ethical to me means striving to be more than just a rule follower. It means avoiding actions that create suffering for others you wouldn't want to experience yourself.
How do you train employees to be ethical? Do you handle it as a simple list of do's and don'ts to follow, or do you treat it as a more complex topic?


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Charles Roven Teases New BATMAN V SUPERMAN Footage and More
Atlas Entertainment President and Charles Roven is a prominent figure in setting up the DC Extended Universe and has also helped director Christopher Nolan create The Dark Knight Trilogy. Needless to say, Mr. Roven knows a thing or two about the superhero genre. Charles sat down with Collider to talk about 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'. Check out bits of their interview down below.
When asked how to keep to keep audiences interested in the superhero genre Roven replied: "I think like any genre, the movies have to be good and you have to keep the audience engaged. One of the things that we're doing when we're bringing together the DC Justice League Universe is we're creating not only stories that work for the individual film but they have some resonance to the other films that we're doing. And I'm hoping that what's also gonna keep the interest very keen is we're telling hopefully compelling stories. I mean, one of the great things about dealing with superheroes in general, at least from our standpoint, is they're both inspirational and aspirational characters, so you're hoping that the audience is gonna want to be like some of them but you're also hoping that the audience can relate to some of them, that if we make their stories compelling and relatable, interesting and emotional, that you're going to really want to spend more time with them. So you talk about Man of Steel and I felt that Clark's relationship with both of his fathers was pretty emotional and you can relate, certainly people who lost a loved one can relate, and we all have at some point in our lives lost loved ones. So I think even with Batman v Superman we wanna have characters that touch us, and if we can continue to make films like that, then I think they're sort of 'genre proof'".
While Batman v Superman should be an emotional film, Roven states that the movie will live up to the title 'Batman v Superman' saying;"You will definitely understand when you see the movie why we call it Batman v Superman… I'm excited to have people see it. I think it's really a wonderful film. I think Zack [Snyder]'s done an amazing job, all of the actors who are in it, we were so lucky. Just think about the cast that we have, from Ben [Affleck] to Henry Cavill, to Amy [Adams] to Jesse [Eisenberg] to Jeremy [Irons] to Larry [Lawrence] Fishburne. Just amazing, and they all really bring it. Really great. Very happy."
Roven says that there is still a lot of visual effects that need to be finished, but also said to expect more footage to be released before the end of the year: "Honestly, you're going be seeing something very soon… I don't know how you define soon but certainly before the end of the year, how about that?" Sounds good to me!
When Collider raised the question of Batman v Superman being "to crowded" Roven replied:"I don't think that's an issue for this film at all. I really don't… I think that the film is called Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, so there's a reason it's called Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and not Dawn of Justice: Batman v Superman. So you're gonna invest mostly in Batman v Superman and I think that you'll find other characters in there that you hopefully will want to see more of."
Batman v Superman will have a great balance between the characters. Most of the credit will go to David S. Goyer and Oscar winner Chris Terrio.
"First of all, Chris Terrio is a fantastic writer, you said it earlier, he won the Oscar for Argo. David Goyer is a fantastic writer, and I think that we were very fortunate that even though it wasn't a collaboration it was a very good blending of the two guys' talents."
Lastly Charles Roven was asked how will they keep their grounded approach with a character like Wonder Woman set to appear in 'Batman v Superman': "Let's start with what we're doing with Man of Steel, because Chris' Dark Knight trilogy was actually different in the sense that the Dark Knight trilogy had no superheroes in it, none whatsoever. It had a man who made himself both mentally and physically into the best a man could be, and the villains in that were also humans who whether they were aberrated or not were also heightened in terms of their ability to accomplish their goals through their own methods. Very real, very grounded, but of this Earth.
On Man of Steel, we also tried to make things feel as real as possible, but we took you to Krypton. We started on Krypton, we gave you Krypton technology and Krypton science and we tried to do it in a way that if there was this planet, what was their culture, what was their language, what were they thinking about, what was their science, what was their technology. And we did try to make that real but we were also taking you into an alien world, and I think we've tried to follow that, so make it feel grounded but also otherworldly. So whatever we do with any of these characters we're gonna want them to be grounded, we're gonna want the science to feel real whether it's of this world or not of this world."
Roven continued: "We tried [to make it all feel real] when we brought it here, when Zod came here, we wanted to make sure that we followed that. We actually talked about what would that technology translate to here. And I think you'll see in Batman v Superman we stayed true to that, we were attempting to stay true to that, how are things affecting Superman here, Batman is still human, he's not Meta, he's just a human, Wonder Woman is Meta, if you will, although some might think that she's a God."
Just knowing that another trailer is on the way gets us even more excited for Batman v Superman! For the full interview with Charles Roven click here. For more 'Batman v Superman' news stay tuned.
Batman v Superman; Dawn of Justice hits theaters March 25th, 2016.
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Q: Nested Components in React Router v4 I want to build a simple weather report app using React Router. This is my code:
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { BrowserRouter as Router, Route, IndexRoute, hashHistory} from 'react-router-dom';
var Main = require('Main');
var Weather = require('Weather');
var About = require('About');

ReactDOM.render(
    <Router history={hashHistory}>
        <Route path="/" component={Main}>
            <Route path="/Weather" component={Weather} />
            <Route path="/About" component={About} />
        </Route>
    </Router>,
    document.getElementById('app')
);

when I try the code above, I get a warning that says:
You should not use <Route component> and <Route children> in the same route; <Route children> will be ignored
And when I change my code to this:
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { BrowserRouter as Router, Route, IndexRoute, hashHistory} from 'react-router-dom';
var Main = require('Main');
var Weather = require('Weather');
var About = require('About');

ReactDOM.render(
    <Router history={hashHistory}>
        <Route path="/" component={Main} />
        <Route path="/Weather" component={Weather} />
        <Route path="/About" component={About} />
    </Router>,
    document.getElementById('app')
);

I get an error that says A <Router> may have only one child element.
What should I do to fix this problem?

A: Wrap all the routes in a div, like this:
ReactDOM.render(
    <Router history={hashHistory}>
        <div>
           <Route path="/" component={Main} />
           <Route path="/Weather" component={Weather} />
           <Route path="/About" component={About} />
        </div>
    </Router>,
    document.getElementById('app')
);

Or use Switch:
ReactDOM.render(
    <Router history={hashHistory}>
        <Switch>
           <Route path="/" component={Main} />
           <Route path="/Weather" component={Weather} />
           <Route path="/About" component={About} />
        </Switch>
    </Router>,
    document.getElementById('app')
);

A: you can fix the second problem to have only one child element
by putting for example div tag inside Router and put all your routes in it as the follows
ReactDOM.render(
    <Router history={hashHistory}>
      <div>
        <Route path="/" component={Main} />
        <Route path="/Weather" component={Weather} />
        <Route path="/About" component={About} />
      </div>
    </Router>,
    document.getElementById('app')
);

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Linda Evangelista stars in first fashion campaign since revealing fat-freezing complaints
The model posted a photo from her Fendi campaign debut on Instagram.
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Linda Evangelista, Co-Chair of the Fragrance Foundation Awards attends the 2015 Fragrance Foundation Awards at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, June 17, 2015, in New York.
Model Linda Evangelista shared a photo over the weekend from her first fashion campaign since revealing her fat-freezing complaints in September last year.
Posed in front of a powder blue background, the legendary model is seen wearing a gray sweater, blush pink gloves, pink-rimmed sunglasses, and a pile of matching pink hats. With one hand, she holds a silver and black Fendi baguette purse and a matching clutch.
"On September 9 2022 @Fendi will host a special fashion show in New York City to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the #FendiBaguette, designed by @silviaventurinifendi, and two years since @mrkimjones joined the Maison as Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear. #Fendi," Evangelista captioned the photo, which she posted on Saturday.
She also said she was "so grateful" to work with the team of artistic and creative directors associated with the upcoming show.
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Linda Evangelista claims CoolSculpting fat freezing procedure left her 'brutally disfigured'
Linda Evangelista talks about injury from cosmetic procedure gone allegedly wrong
At the time of publication, the post had received more than 38,000 likes and thousands of comments. Many commenters were quick to cheer the model's foray back into fashion, leaving behind encouragement and congratulations on her comeback.
"This is so brilliant! You and the all-star team together again," Allure Magazine founding editor Linda Wells wrote in a comment.
Editorial hairstylist Jimmy Paul also chimed in, writing, "Internet broken," followed by clapping hands and heart emojis.
Fans have seen and heard very little from Evangelista in the past few years. In September, the 57-year-old supermodel finally broke that relative silence, discussing her experience with Zeltiq's CoolSculpting procedure, which she said left her "brutally disfigured" and prompted her to mostly withdraw from public life.
"To my followers who have wondered why I have not been working while my peers' careers have been thriving, the reason is that I was brutally disfigured by Zeltiq's CoolSculpting procedure which did the opposite of what it promised," Evangelista wrote in a statement posted on Instagram at that time.
"It increased, not decreased, my fat cells and left me permanently deformed even after undergoing two painful, unsuccessful, corrective surgeries. I have been left, as the media has described, 'unrecognizable.'"
Evangelista sued Zeltiq Aesthetics, the maker of CoolSculpting, for $50 million, alleging that she was not properly warned that the procedure could cause Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia, that her procedure caused PAH, which led to subsequent corrective surgeries, disfigurement, pain and suffering, severe emotional distress and that she sustained economic losses as it rendered her "unemployable."
The case is ongoing.
CoolSculpting is a Food and Drug Administration-cleared cosmetic procedure that has been performed more than 8 million times, according to the company's website. It is marketed as a non-surgical way to target fat cells, freezing them so that they eventually break down; in FDA clearance documents, the company states that the CoolSculpting System "may also be used to minimize pain and thermal injury during laser and dermatological treatmentand act as a local anesthetic for procedures that induce minor local discomfort."
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In February, Evangelista unveiled her first set of photos with People several months after her fat-freezing issues arose.
She told the publication that the procedure allegedly caused her to develop PAH which is "a rare adverse effect in which patients develop painless, firm and well-demarcated tissue masses in the treatment areas approximately 3-6 months following cryolipolysis," according to research available from the National Library of Medicine.
Allergan Aesthetics, the company that owns CoolSculpting, previously said in a statement that it "does not comment on ongoing litigation," adding that "CoolSculpting has been well studied with more than 100 scientific publications and more than 11 million treatments performed worldwide."
In a December court filing, the company claimed Evangelista had been warned of the procedure's risks beforehand, asking the court to toss out the case.
Allergan Aesthetics acknowledges on its website that PAH is a potential side effect of the procedure, but calls such side effects "rare."
ABC News has contacted Allergen Aesthetics and CoolSculpting for comment.
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More than likely, you have experienced days where you feel as though you are on autopilot. You may not even remember your morning or evening commute. Perhaps you even joked, "It's a good thing the car knows the way." You may say that in jest, but you also know that you could be lucky that nothing went wrong while you were driving drowsy.
If you are tired, your risk of an accident multiplies by three.
Your attention span, awareness and reaction time all diminish when you are sleepy.
If you drive after not sleeping for at least 20 hours, your ability to drive safely is equal to that of an individual with a blood alcohol content of .08. As you know, if you drive with that BAC, you would be breaking the law and endangering everyone on the roadway.
You could experience microsleeps. They may only last a few seconds, but you can cover a significant amount of distance in that time during which you could end up in a collision.
As you can see, drowsy driving does share similarities with drunk driving. Many people don't realize the risk they pose to themselves and others when they are too tired to drive. Some people may not even realize how tired they really are since they are chronically sleep-deprived. Even so, it doesn't make the accidents resulting from drowsy driving any less serious or deadly.
More than likely, every time you get on the road, you are sharing it with someone who is sleep-deprived. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety are just two sources that estimate the number of deaths, injuries and accidents that occur each year due to drowsy driving. However, as alarming as those numbers are, they are more than likely far lower than the actual numbers.
This may be one of the most underreported causes of accidents since it isn't necessarily something police account for in an accident. However, if you suffer injuries in an accident caused by another driver, whether he or she was fatigued and driving drowsy may be part of the investigation you conduct as part of your pursuit of compensation for the losses you sustained due to the accident.


Students will learn about the Native Americans who inhabited the region. The first tribes to inhabit the region were nomadic. They lived in the vast southwestern desert, and when their food and water ran out, they moved to other places. About 2000 years ago, The Hohokam Tribe settled in the Sonoran Desert. They constructed canals that moved water from its source to their farms and villages. These canals allowed the Hohokam to grow crops of beans, corn, cotton, and squash, and enabled them stay in one place. About 1000 years ago the Anasazi Tribe built cities in the Southwest. They built homes on mesas, canyon floors, and in canyon walls. These homes looked like apartment buildings, with rooms stacked on top of each other. Like the Anasazi before them, the Pueblo Indian built towns. Their homes were constructed of adobe. The Navajo traveled to the southwest from Northern Canada nearly 1000 years ago. When they reached the Southwest, the Navajo changed from hunters to farmers. The Navajo constructed their homes, called logans, by stacking logs on top of each other.
Students will understand the Spanish exploration and settlement of the Southwest. In the 1500's Spanish explorers conquered most of South and Central America and Mexico. Then the Spanish moved north and conquered the areas that are now the states of New Mexico, Arizona, Texas California, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado. This area was called "New Mexico."
Students will understand the impact the Conquistadors had on the lives of Native Americans. As the Spanish people colonized the Southwest, they brought sheep, horses, and cattle to the area. By the 1700's Spanish colonists were raising thousands of cattle on large farms called "ranchos." Many native Americans worked on the ranchos as vaqueros. The Spanish people also brought Christianity to the Southwest. Settlements called missions, where priests taught Native Americans about the Christian faith, sprang up in many parts of New Mexico. The natives were also taught the Spanish language and Spanish customs. However, they were forced to work long hours and were exposed to deadly diseases.
Students will learn how the United Sates acquired Texas and the rest of the Southwest. In 1821 Spanish colonists in Mexico won their freedom from Spain. All of the Spanish land in North America became part of Mexico, including the Southwest. However, many American settlers were living in the Southwest, especially in Texas. In order to discourage Americans from moving to Texas, Mexico raised taxes and forced Americans to follow Mexican laws. These actions angered many Texans, so they decided to break away from Mexico and form their own country. This lead to many battles, including the battle at the Alamo. In 1836 Texas defeated the Mexican army and gained independence. Ten years later, Texas became the 28th state in the United States. In 1848 the United States and Mexico were at war. The United States won the war and gained control of the land stretching from Texas to the Pacific Ocean.
Students will understand the effect United States expansionism had on the Native Americans. In 1855 the United States decided to remove the Navajo from the Southwest and force them to live on a small area of land, called a reservation. The Navajo and U.S. fought over land until 1863, when Kit Carson led an army through the Navajo land. The soldiers captured many Navajo people and destroyed their homes and their herds of cattle and sheep. Years later, the United States government sent the Navajo to Dinetah, a 26,000 square mile reservation that covered parts of Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Students will know the various forms of industry that lead to growth in the Southwest Region.
Cattle: In the 1860's the Texas cattle industry boomed. Ranches began selling cattle to the populous Northeast. With the advent of railroads, transporting cattle became easier. Long cattle drives ended, more cattle were shipped to the Northeast, and the industry flourished.
Oil: The Southwest is rich with oil resources, and many oil refineries are located in the region. Crude oil obtained from wells is refined and used as fuel for ships, trains, and automobiles. Oil is also used in the production of many goods, including plastics.
Shipping: In 1914 a waterway was dredged to make the Houston ship canal. It was used to transport goods, including oil products, to the Gulf of Mexico and on to the Northeast.
Technology: In 1945 factories in the Southwest began producing computers and computer chips. Scientists in Los Alamos, New Mexico study nuclear energy. In Houston people study air and space travel at the Johnson Space Center.
Students will understand that industries in the Southwest are responsible for its large population. Four of the country's largest cities are in the Southwest: Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Phoenix. Since these cities are centers for industry, people move to them to obtain jobs.
Students will realize that the large population of the Southwest creates some problems.
Diminished Resources: Electricity and water are in short supply. In fact, many homes in the southwest do not have lawns because it requires too much water to maintain them.
Ask students to choose one person or group of people in the history of the Southwestern Region that he/she believes made a significant impact on the region. Encourage students to use the video, textbook, and library resources to support their argument. Have each person present his or her argument to the class. If students have opposing views, encourage them to support their views, debate style.
Have students pick one period in the history of the Southwest. Ask them to prepare a journal of the day-to-day activities of someone their age during that period. Include information about school, chores, food, clothing, etc.