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New mobile food vendor policy drives Net Appetit off campus
Courtesy of Philip Spiegel
By Samantha Lynn on January 31, 2013
Net Appetit, a popular food truck that has served Thai food on Santa Teresa Avenue for more than a decade, has been asked by the University to cease operations on campus as part of Stanford's new mobile food vendor policy, which took effect on Jan. 7 of this year.
Courtesy of Philip Spiegel, Palo Alto Patch
Chon Vo, founder and operator of Net Appetit, has operated the truck on the Stanford campus since 2001. All Vo's profits go to Aid to Children Without Parents (ACWP), a nonprofit organization that provides two meals to children in Vietnam for every dollar donated by the truck.
Stanford's new policy regarding food trucks mandates that trucks must register with Off The Grid, a food truck management company that has partnered with the University for the winter pilot program to bring food trucks to campus.
Assistant Vice President for Business Development Susan Weinstein '72 MBA '79 who helped draft the mobile food vendor policy, declined a request for interview but released a statement saying the notice about the food truck policy and its implementation was given to trucks operating on campus beginning last November.
"The notice informed the trucks that they would be required to have a permit from Off the Grid in order to continue [to] serve campus beginning on Jan. 7, and also contained information on how the food trucks could register with Off The Grid," Weinstein wrote.
Vo was informed of the decision through an unsigned notice from the Stanford University Department of Public Safety on Dec. 7, one week before the University closed for winter break.
"On Dec. 7, the campus police dropped off the letter," Vo said. "We only had one week to react, and the letter wasn't signed, so we didn't know how to get in touch."
Since then, he has tried unsuccessfully to appeal to administrators, citing a spotless health record.
"That's the thing that perplexed us the most," Vo said. "If we violated stuff like the food safety, then of course we know why, but we have a good record of 11 years. Not a single violation– a spotless record."
Students and other members of the Stanford community have sent Vo more than 200 emails expressing sadness over the absence of Net Appetit.
The mobile food vendor policy does not specifically state that food trucks must go through Off the Grid to be on campus, however the University defended their decision.
"Stanford has a long-standing policy contained in [Administrative] Guide 15.3, which requires permission from Stanford before any unrelated commercial enterprise may operate on campus," Weinstein wrote. "Uninvited food trucks do not have such permission."
"Other food trucks serving campus must demonstrate that they can operate in compliance with the [mobile food vendor] policy and be permitted to sell at a specific time and location," according to the notice given to Vo. "Stanford has engaged Off the Grid to manage the process to obtain a permit."
According to Vo, the process of registering with Off the Grid is not as easy as the notice makes it seem– when he applied, he received a rejection letter saying that all the available spaces on campus were taken.
Vo said that Net Appetit was not attempting to grow as a business or take business away from Tresidder eateries such as CoHo, so he capped the number of meals sold per day at 120. The food truck was making just enough money to cover the cost of operations and give $200 a day to ACWP. Vo called the truck "a gift that kept on giving."
However, because it is a nonprofit, Vo said Net Appetit doesn't have the cash reserves of a typical business and wouldn't be able to sustain itself without business from its on-campus spot.
"If Stanford doesn't allow [us back] within three months [from December], we will run out of the cash reserve," Vo said. "We have a month and a half left, and then we will never come back again."
"The only thing we're worried about now is that we don't abandon the people who have been with us," he added. "Some people have been eating [at Net Appetit] for ten years. It's not because our food is better. Stanford has the best dining facilities– better than Yale, better than Harvard. I think it's just there's not enough ethnic cuisine here… so we concentrate on that, and we've been very successful."
Stanford Law School teaching fellow Matt Lamkin, who used Net Appetit to cater Law School events, was enthusiastic about the truck's service, low cost, food and mission.
"I sincerely hope that, one way or another, he'll be able to operate the truck at Stanford, he said. "Selfishly because I love the food, but more importantly, because of the great work that it funds."
The University will consider adding another truck to the lunchtime schedule, according to Weinstein, but it must meet a list of requirements including not blocking walkways or bike paths and not being too close to an existing campus café.
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Archives - October 2013
Throwback Thursday: Let's Do the Time Warp Again!
Happy Halloween! It feels like we've been celebrating for weeks already, but the spooky fun is only just about to start. This week's Throwback is an equal-opportunity shocker, filled with un-scary scary books and scary un-scary books --- and, of course, books that are just plain scary. So before you start painting your faces sexy-zombie gray (or just regular zombie gray, if that's the kind of thing you're into) check out our last 20SomethingReads Halloween hurrah, and remember to eat, drink and be scary!
Join the A Team: Why You Should Give Pretty Little Liars a Chance
If you've been on Twitter on a Tuesday evening, you've probably seen more than a few confusing hashtags with capital "A's" in them. Last night, for example, #hAlloween was on the list of trending topics for a few hours, both in the US and globally. That's because on Tuesday nights, Twitter essentially belongs to the viewership of "Pretty Little Liars," ABC Family's mystery-drama golden child loosely based on the young adult book series by Sara Shepard.
"It's Just a Bunch of Hocus Pocus!": The Halloween Movies You Watched as a Kid (And Still Do, Admit It)
By Amanda Assenza
I'm sure you 20Somethings recognize that first line from the title. Well, if you don't, then shame on you! There must have been some point when you were a kid, around Halloween time, when you watched the 1993 movie, Hocus Pocus, starring Bette Midler and Sarah Jessica Parker. Disney Channel would basically show it religiously when October came, and now you can count on ABC Family to show it repeatedly, too.
Throwback Thursday: Are YOU Afraid of the Dark?
Welcome back, boys and ghouls! Halloween is in the air (and every pop-up costume shop up and down Manhattan), and we're so excited we couldn't wait until next week to do our special, spooky Halloween-themed Throwback. The 20SomethingReads staff was eerily eager to revisit the books and stories that scared our bedroom lights on when we were kids (and, let's face it, adults). So consider yourself warned: From classic horror stories to bone-chilling book covers to buried biblical allegories, this week's TBT is not for the timid or the faint of heart. If you're brave enough, join us as we walk (um, race) through the dark, haunted corridors of our memories.
Throwback Thursday: Oh Baby You, You Got What I Need
This week's Throwback Thursday is a little underwhelming in terms of quantity --- but certainly not in terms of content! Everyone gets a little out of their respective comfort zones this week: Nikki's all about sex, Emily's all about romance and Austin's about children's fantasy. Just kidding! We're not out of our comfort zones at all. Join us, once again, for a nostalgic trip down the lanes we know best.
Heroics. The Super Kind.
It's that time again, ladies and gentlemen. New York Comic Con is upon us. The celebration of comics, television, film and books from all corners of the nerd spectrum takes over Javits Center in Manhattan this weekend. Although not quite as large as its San Diego cousin, NYCC still brings in a huge number of actors, creators, artists and fans of all kinds. While the scope of the convention has widened to include almost everything pop culture related, it still focuses on comic books at its heart. And comic books mean superheroes.
Throwback Thirsty, Anyone?
This week we're throwing back...a shot or two?...in honor of our most favorite famous literary drunks. Just kidding, we're not really taking shots, but we are celebrating the writers who liked their drinks alcoholic and often. So join us this Throwback Thirsty Thursday in honoring those stumbling men of letters who managed --- between swigs of whiskey --- to create some of the best and most unforgettable literature. Throw back this throwback any way you want, because --- as Nikki is constantly reminding us --- it's always five o'clock somewhere. (Photo credit Joshua R. Mallory)
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As one of Bookreporter.com's more mobile interns (I work remotely and live on the West Coast), I get access to a whole other side of the country. This past weekend, I visited Wordstock, a cleverly-titled (unfortunately the comparison is lost on us darn millennials) literary convention in Portland, Oregon. Much like the city that houses it, Wordstock is enthusiastic, very indie and a tad strange...but always in a good way.
Throwback Thursday: Remember When the Government Wasn't Shut Down?
The government might be shut down, but Throwback Thursday most certainly isn't! Unlike the American Battle Monuments Commission, or the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, we're up and running over here at 20SomethingReads, and throwing back despite losing some of our most precious civil liberties --- like visiting Yellowstone Park, or accessing the National Zoo's panda cam. I know. We're heroes. So go ahead and indulge in your weekly nostalgia --- it's your right as an American, nay, as a human.
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The Court of Appeal's long-awaited decision in Harada Ltd (t/a Chequepoint) v Turner has been handed down today (see bulletin 25/11/99 for earlier issues arising in this case).
Harada challenged the tribunal's jurisdiction as the employee worked overseas. They employment tribunal found it had jurisdiction. Harada's appeal to the EAT was dismissed, so it appealed to the Court of Appeal. The merits hearing was listed in the meantime, and Harada unsuccessfully applied to adjourn the merits hearing, then unsuccessfully appealed the refusal to adjourn to both the EAT and the Court of Appeal.
At the full merits hearing, it refused to participate as it said it did not want to be seen as subjecting to the ET's jurisdiction, pending the outcome of the appeal on jurisdiction.
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If you have been following FX series American Horror Story, then you are most likely familiar with the characters: Violet Harmon, Zoe Benson, and Sophie Green portrayed by Taissa Farmiga in the first, third, sixth and eighth seasons of the series. Although she has been in several other productions, her roles in the series have been instrumental in bringing her to the spotlight in the last decade and increasing her fans base.
Since her debut in the 2011 film Higher Ground directed by her older sister Vera Farmiga, Taissa Farmiga, has proven to be a bag of talents and has steadily built her career, reputation, as well as her fan base. Asides staring in films and TV series, Taissa is also a stage performer. In 2016, she made her stage debut in the Off-Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's 1978 drama play Buried Child.
Birth and Early Life
Farmiga was born August 17, 1994, in Whitehouse Station, Readington, New Jersey to Ukrainian American parents Lubomyra and Michael Farmiga. Her father is a school teacher and her mother a system analyst.
She is the last of her parents' seven children; her older sister Vera Farmiga is a Hollywood actress, director, and producer. Her other older siblings are Victor, Stephen, Nadia, Alexander, and Laryssa. Taissa attended a public school until the fourth grade when she started homeschooling.
Farmiga wanted to be an accountant but decided to try her luck in acting after she was persuaded to star in Higher Ground (her older sister's directorial debut drama). In the drama, she portrayed Corinne Walker (lead character) at the age of sixteen.
She received rave reviews from critics for her performance in the film after it premiered at the 2011 Sundance and this paved way for her in the industry as she was signed to talent agency ICM Partners afterward. That same year (2011) Taissa Farmiga landed a role as Violet Harmon in the first season of FX's anthology series American Horror Story: Murder House.
In 2013, she joined the cast of Sofia Coppola's crime satire The Bling Ring, playing Sam Moore – a seventeen-year-old wild child. Farmiga has appeared in several other movies such as At Middleton, Mindscape, In a Valley of Violence, 6 Years, Rules Don't Apply, The Final Girls, What They Had, The Nun and The Long Dumb Road. She lent her voice in the 2016 animated film Justice League vs. Teen Titans and in 2017's Teen Titans: The Judas Contract. Taissa has not done badly at all as a stage actor; in 2016, she made her stage debut in the Off-Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's 1978 drama play Buried Child.
She has been nominated twice for the Online Film & Television Association Awards and for Fright Meter Awards for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role in The Final Girls.
Do you know the actress is also a model? In 2012, she modeled in Teen Vogue for the launch of the Miss Wu clothing line and was photographed for Drew's Angels in the magazine V.
Taissa Farmiga's Net Worth
The beautiful actress' net worth is currently estimated at $1.5 million. Although she is not one of the highest paid in the industry, owing to her growing career, her net worth will definitely increase with time.
Is She Married or Has a Boyfriend?
The actress whose role as Violet Harmon in the first season of the FX series American Horror Story: Murder House earned a reputation as a contemporary scream queen is currently not married but she is in a romantic relationship with American film director Hadley Klein.
Farmiga and boyfriend Hadley Klein
The couple began dating back in 2014 after meeting on the set of a movie. They haven't announced their engagement yet but all that matters at the moment is that they happy together.
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She is Multi-lingual
Farmiga is multi-lingual; asides from English, she also understands the Ukrainian language but not fluent at speaking it. The actress knows American Sign Language also having studied it for four years.
She is an outdoor person; she loves everything and anything that will take her outside more than anything that will keep her indoors all day.
Taissa Farmiga plays the guitar and Ferris Bueller's Day Off is one of her best movies of all times.
Her fear of Horror Films
Farmiga gets scared easily, that it is surprising for someone who has stared in a horror movie right? Well, believe it or not, the actress has openly confessed that she gets scared pretty easily and that she can't just sit down alone to watch a horror film.


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Stable Isotope Probing of Microorganisms in Environmental Samples with H218O
Egbert Schwartz, Michaela Hayer, Bruce A Hungate, Rebecca L. Mau
We describe a protocol for investigating microbial growth in environmental samples via stable isotope probing (SIP) with H218O. Water is a universal substrate for all microorganisms and replication is required for DNA to become labeled with 18O. By measuring how much the DNA of each taxon becomes enriched with 18O when an environmental sample is incubated with H218O, it is feasible to quantify that population's DNA replication rate, which is a proxy for growth.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-9721-3_10
Stable isotope probing
Schwartz, E., Hayer, M., Hungate, B. A., & Mau, R. L. (2019). Stable Isotope Probing of Microorganisms in Environmental Samples with H218O. In Methods in Molecular Biology (pp. 129-136). (Methods in Molecular Biology; Vol. 2046). Humana Press Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-9721-3_10
Stable Isotope Probing of Microorganisms in Environmental Samples with H218O. / Schwartz, Egbert; Hayer, Michaela; Hungate, Bruce A; Mau, Rebecca L.
Methods in Molecular Biology. Humana Press Inc., 2019. p. 129-136 (Methods in Molecular Biology; Vol. 2046).
Schwartz, E, Hayer, M, Hungate, BA & Mau, RL 2019, Stable Isotope Probing of Microorganisms in Environmental Samples with H218O. in Methods in Molecular Biology. Methods in Molecular Biology, vol. 2046, Humana Press Inc., pp. 129-136. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-9721-3_10
Schwartz E, Hayer M, Hungate BA, Mau RL. Stable Isotope Probing of Microorganisms in Environmental Samples with H218O. In Methods in Molecular Biology. Humana Press Inc. 2019. p. 129-136. (Methods in Molecular Biology). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-9721-3_10
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HICKORY—Gladys Elizabeth Lanier, 87, of Hickory passed away peacefully at Carolina Caring on April 10, 2019. Born in Catawba County, on March 31, 1932, she was the daughter of the late Edgar Henry and Ruth Pitts Lanier. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her sister Dorothy Miller and a brother Paul Lanier. She is survived by her sister Ruby Lanier of Hickory; sister-in-law Doris Lanier of Hickory; brother-in-law Guy Miller of Hickory; niece Teresa Killian and husband Rick of Hickory; nephews Jonathan Miller and wife Karissa of Bethlehem and Patrick Miller of Newton; great niece and nephews Amy Killian of Conover, Justin Killian and wife Tara of Hickory, and Logan Miller of Virginia Beach, Virginia; great-great nieces and nephew Jordan Killian of Raleigh, Emory Killian of Hickory, Ashton Killian of Hickory, and a special cousin Trudy Penley of Granite Falls. The family will receive friends Saturday, April 13, 2019 from 1:00 pm to 1:45 pm at Hickory Funeral Home. Funeral service will be held Saturday, April 13, 2019 at 2:00 pm at Hickory Funeral Home Chapel with Earnest Richards officiating. Burial will follow at St. Stephen's Lutheran Church ELCA cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to St. Stephen's Lutheran Church ELCA Cemetery Fund, 2259 12th Ave NE, Hickory, NC 28601. Arrangements are with Hickory Funeral Home.


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Nancy Meyers thinks fans talking about her movies' kitchens is sexist
Don't talk to Nancy Meyers about her films' gorgeous kitchens.
The famed director of hit movies such as "It's Complicated," "The Holiday" and "Something's Gotta Give" spoke out about her fans' obsession with her iconic set designs, saying during a conversation with Mindy Kaling that it's sexist to focus so much on interior design.
"I don't love when a critic or journalist will pick up on that aspect, because they are missing the boat and they are missing why [the movie] works," Meyers said, according to the Hollywood Reporter. "It is a cheap shot. It's never done to male directors who make gorgeous-looking movies, where the leads live in a great house. It's never brought up.
"With me, it's an easy thing to go after, but I am not going to change it."
Meyers, 69, also admitted that she's taking a break from Hollywood. The last movie Meyers penned was 2015's "The Intern" starring Anne Hathaway and Robert DeNiro.
"I am taking a break," she said. "The business has changed in a way that is somewhat unrecognizable to me. I am not sure how much I want to do it."
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To ensure that Bottom-up Budgeting (BUB) projects are implemented effectively and accordingly, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Region IV-A conducted field visits to various project areas in the province of Batangas.
Monitoring team composed of members of the Project Development and Monitoring Unit (PDMU) and the Regional Project Management Team (RPMT) went through the municipalities of Calatagan, San Pascual, and Batangas City, March 29-31, 2017 for an onsite validation and inspection of projects.
Among the projects validated by the team were the Department's locally-funded projects under BUB such as the construction of core local roads, potable water supply system and evacuation facility.
Physical accomplishments of other BUB projects such as the health facility enhancement program of the Department of Health (DOH); and livelihood trainings of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) among others were also evaluated by the DILG Region IV-A monitoring team.
Regional Director Manuel Q. Gotis said that the field visit was part of the interventions of the DILG Region IV-A to monitor and evaluate the progress of the implementation of BUB projects in the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon) Region.
He added that the results of the projects inspection can be used by members of the Calabarzon Regional Poverty Reduction Action Team (RPRAT) as their reference for future funding to sustain its purpose.
Communicating BUB in the municipal and barangay level, the monitoring team were also able to gather issues and concerns as well as success stories from the project beneficiaries.
Said monitoring team is set to conduct the same filed visit in Imus City and Bacoor City, Cavite; and in the municipalities of Calauag and Tagkawayan, Quezon this month.
Results of the field visit and inspection will be presented on the second quarterly meeting of the RPRAT scheduled this April.
As of this writing, the Calabarzon RPRAT has already completed at least 80-percent of its 793 projects for 2014; 56-percent of 1,234 projects for 2015 and 10-percent of 1,467 projects in 2016.


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An important protagonist of the Terra Berica, apart from Nature, is Culture, an integral part of the landscape. Just think of its vicinity to the city of Vicenza, a pearl of the Renaissance, that features an abundance of architectural works by Palladio and has been declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This small expanse of land is dotted with a wealth of villas, both Palladian and from various different periods, that can be admired together with fine examples of rural art, sanctuaries, churches, fountains. And then there are the picturesque hamlets and cave houses, evidence of ancient civilizations, museums that revive rural traditions and local crafts, prisons and fortresses, caves and quarries, landscapes.
The Berici Hills are also history. The natural landscapes encompass palpable evidence of a time gone by, which we should remember so that we can live well in the present; traces of medieval history with its Templars and Knights are still visible.
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Marcus and Mike are forced to confront new threats, career changes, and midlife crises as they join the newly created elite team AMMO of the Miami police department to take down the ruthless Armando Armas, the vicious leader of a Miami drug cartel.
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Mick O'Brien is a young Chicago street thug torn between a life of petty crime and the love of his girlfriend. But when the heist of a local drug dealer goes tragically wrong Mick is sentenced to a brutal juvenile prison where violence is a rite of passage and respect is measured in vengeance.
Marcus Burnett is a hen-pecked family man. Mike Lowry is a foot-loose and fancy free ladies' man. Both are Miami policemen, and both have 72 hours to reclaim a consignment of drugs stolen from under their station's nose. To complicate matters, in order to get the assistance of the sole witness to a murder, they have to pretend to be each other.
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In Hiroshima, a gang known as "Beast," led by Hidenori Danno (Takashi Nikaido), is the number 1 gang in the area. The number 1 gang is "Nights". Meanwhile, high school student Tsukasa (Kento Nakajima) happens to meet Yoji (Hikaru Iwamoto), Hisao (Shota Watanabe) and Eiji (Tatsuya Fukasawa) and become friends with them. Through his new friends, Tsukasa becomes involved with the gang "Gokuraku Cho". One day, Tsukasa fights with the Shun, the leader of "Gokuraku Cho" and beats him. Tsukasa now becomes the 8th leader for "Gokuraku Cho".
Out-of-control, trash-talking buddy cops Marcus Burnett and Mike Lowrey of the Miami Narcotics Task Force reunite, and bullets fly, cars crash and laughs explode as they pursue a whacked-out drug lord from the streets of Miami to the barrios of Cuba. But the real fireworks result when Marcus discovers that playboy Mike is secretly romancing Marcus' sexy sister.
A prisoner becomes a lawyer, litigating cases for other inmates while fighting to overturn his own life sentence for a crime he didn't commit.
Boys Life 2
Compilation of four short films about homoerotic situations involving young men. In "Trevor", by Peggy Rajski, a teenager faces homophobia and falls in love for the first time. Tom DeCerchio directed "Nunzio's Second Cousin", telling the story of a gay cop who forces a gay-basher to come to his house and have dinner with his family. In "Alkali, Iowa", by Mark Christopher, a young gay man finds out some of his father's past secrets. And "Must Be the Music", by Nickolas Perry, follows four teenagers looking for love in nightclubs.
Life with Boys
Life with Boys is a Canadian teen sitcom that started broadcasting in Canada on YTV in September 2011. It follows Tess Foster as she copes with living in a home with just boys: her father, Jack, and three brothers, Gabe, Spencer and Sam. With the help of her best friend, Allie, she pulls through. Life with Boys is created by Michael Poryes, who also co-created Hannah Montana and That's So Raven. It was announced that Life with Boys was renewed a second season. Shooting started on September 4, 2012, in Toronto. On February 6, 2013, the series premiered on American network TeenNick.


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Biden warns of a new pandemic and promises to end wars – UN speech
Joe Biden addressed the U.N. General Assembly for the first time as U.S. president. He declared that this is a decisive decade for the world, and promised to fulfill all of his country's allied obligations.
Fighting the coronavirus
Biden began his remarks by mentioning the enormous global toll of the COVID-19 pandemic. The president noted that the U.S. has committed more than $15 billion to the global response to the coronavirus, sending more than 160 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to other countries.
He pledged that on Sept. 22, at a U.S.-organized world summit on COVID-19, he would announce additional U.S. commitments to fight the coronavirus worldwide to advance it and take responsibility for concrete results in three key areas: save lives now, vaccinate the world and improve it.
The new pandemic
Biden called for efforts to prepare for the new pandemic that he said inevitably awaits the world.
"Will we work together to save lives, fight COVID-19, and take the necessary steps to prepare for the next pandemic as it comes, or will we fail to take advantage of all the tools at our disposal while new, more infectious, and dangerous options emerge?" – the U.S. president posed the question.
According to Biden, this choice must be made.
The U.S. is ushering in an era of "ruthless diplomacy" instead of "ruthless war" after the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, President Joe Biden said. Military force, he said, should be the last resort in the U.S. arsenal of methods.
"Instead of continuing to fight the wars of the past, we will focus our sights on directing resources toward the problems that are the keys to our collective future," Biden said.
He specified that the world must focus on defeating the COVID pandemic, solving the climate crisis and shaping new rules in global trade, technology and countering threats from terrorism.
"We have ended the 20-year conflict in Afghanistan, and as we end this period of ruthless war, we are ushering in a new era of ruthless diplomacy – using the power of our aid to develop new ways to invest in inspiring people around the world, renewing and protecting democracy," Biden added.
During his speech, Biden called on world leaders to unite in the fight against climate change because "the climate crisis has no boundaries."
"This year has also brought widespread death and destruction from a climate crisis that has no limits. The extreme weather events we have seen in all parts of the world – and you all know it and feel it – represent what the secretary-general rightly called a 'code red for humanity,'" Biden told world leaders.
He recalled that scientists and experts tell the world that "we are fast approaching the point of no return, literally.
Fighting hunger around the world
During his speech, Biden announced that the United States will commit $10 billion to efforts to "end hunger and invest in food systems at home and abroad."
"At a time when nearly one in three people around the world does not have access to adequate food, just last year the United States committed to bringing our partners together to address the urgent problem of malnutrition and ensure that we can sustainably feed the world for decades to come," the U.S. president said.
A new cold war
Without mentioning any particular country, Biden said that the U.S. "will stand up for our allies and friends and resist attempts by stronger countries to dominate weaker ones.
At the same time, he stressed that the U.S. does not seek "a new Cold War or a world divided into hard blocks."
"The United States is willing to work with any country that advocates peaceful solutions to common problems, even if we have serious disagreements in other areas, because we will all suffer the consequences of our failure," the U.S. president said.
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British and Afghan troops raid Taliban bomb factory
British troops and Afghan police have taken advantage of a tip-off from local people to raid a bomb factory in what was once a Taliban stronghold.
Soldiers from 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland being briefed during an operation to clear Loy Adera of insurgent activity [Picture: Corporal George ABIPP RAF, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Following information provided to the Afghan National Police (ANP) by members of the public in the Kunjak area of Helmand province, near Lashkar Gah, the police, backed up by soldiers from The Royal Highland Fusiliers, 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (2 SCOTS), stormed the suspicious compound.
Just last month the insurgency held an iron grip on this community and local people were unwilling to talk to the police for fear of reprisals - but a series of patrols over the last few weeks have established security and given locals the confidence to speak out.
Launching the attack in the early hours of the morning, the joint force discovered five ready-made pressure-plate improvised explosive devices in a completed state ready to be laid.
In addition, they discovered a 'directional fragmentation charge', a component designed to explode in a specific direction to cause maximum injury.
Some components were recovered for further analysis while the charges were destroyed in controlled explosions.
Lieutenant Tom Lambert, who was involved in the operation, said:
Two weeks ago, this area was a war zone. Now the people are so confident and on side that they actively helped us and the ANP find an IED factory.
Already 2011 is rapidly becoming a very bad year for the insurgents, but it's certainly got off to a good start for the people of Babaji.
Captain James Collinge added:
This operation dealt another blow to the insurgency campaign and has taken us another step closer to providing security for local people that the ANP will maintain in the long term. The insurgency is running out of supporters and running out of places to go.


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Home > Volume 82 Issue 9 > AN ENGINEERING QUARTET
Volume 82 Issue 9 | pp. 44-45 | Book Reviews
Issue Date: March 1, 2004
AN ENGINEERING QUARTET
By VICTORIA M. GILMAN
Department: Books
THE ENGINES OF OUR INGENUITY: An Engineer Looks at Technology and Culture, by John H. Lienhard, Oxford University Press, 2003, 262 pages, $14.95 (ISBN 0-19-516731-7)
SMALL THINGS CONSIDERED: Why There Is No Perfect Design, by Henry Petroski, Alfred A. Knopf, 2003, 288 pages, $25 (ISBN 1-4000-4050-7)
WHY THINGS BREAK: Understanding the World by the Way It Comes Apart, by Mark E. Eberhart, Harmony Books, 2003, 256 pages, $24 (ISBN 1-4000-4760-9)
A CENTURY OF INNOVATION: Twenty Engineering Achievements That Transformed Our Lives, by George Constable and Bob Somerville, Joseph Henry Press, 2003, 248 pages, $45 (ISBN 0-309-08908-5)
"We are mirrored by our machines, and the corollary is also inescapable: We mirror our machines." These lines from the first chapter of "The Engines of Our Ingenuity: An Engineer Looks at Technology and Culture" encapsulate the complex dynamics between humans and technology. Whether we love it, hate it, or merely accept it, the world in which we live is built on our species' long history of technological advance. The cultural impact of technology is not exactly a new literary topic, but "Engines" and three other recent books on the subject offer fresh perspectives that aid our understanding of humankind's love affair with engineering.
In "Engines," author John H. Lienhard has reworked more than 10 years' worth of scripts from his public radio series of the same name into a thought-provoking narrative that spans the technological timeline from the prehistoric origins of agriculture to alchemy in the Middle Ages to the computer boom of the late-20th century. Originally published in 2000, the book was recently reissued in paperback.
To illustrate the close ties between man and machine, Lienhard explains technological innovation through the life stories of various inventors. He particularly delights in retelling the scientists' more colorful history, such as the rivalry between Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla that led to the development of the electric chair.
The author also makes himself the voice of "unsung heroes." These are the many scientists and inventors who have contributed to landmark technologies but who are not revered in textbooks. As Lienhard states in the introduction, "no good work ... is one person's doing."
Lienhard's post as professor emeritus of mechanical engineering and history at the University of Houston makes him uniquely qualified to cover the wide spectrum of science history he uses to illustrate his points. The one minor flaw of his book is that it sometimes feels like what it is: many small finished pieces cobbled together into a new, larger package.
Henry Petroski gives readers a different spin on engineering history in his book, "Small Things Considered: Why There Is No Perfect Design." Instead of focusing on great names in science, Petroski uses the development of ubiquitous items to make the point that no design is perfect.
"All design involves choice, and choices often have to be made to satisfy competing constraints," he writes. In other words, each item we use is actually a compromise. The design of even the most basic tools--from light bulbs to staircases to potato peelers--has to be carefully balanced among factors such as available materials, manufacturing cost, ease of use, and prevailing notions of style.
Petroski's writing reflects his role as a professor of civil engineering and history at Duke University. He projects the image of a genial tour guide, ambling casually through a forest of information, plucking out objects of interest and pausing over them to offer his personal reflections.
Although the book will clearly strike a chord with engineers, Petroski's style makes "Small Things" easy for a wide audience to enjoy. In the end, readers should gain a new appreciation for the extensive thought and care that go into all the little things that we normally take for granted.
Like Petroski, Mark E. Eberhart wants people to consider engineering from an unusual perspective. "Why Things Break: Understanding the World by the Way It Comes Apart" is his semiautobiographical look at the impacts of materials failure and a call to action for scientists and engineers to continue studying why as much as how and when.
Beginning with early research in materials science, Eberhart quickly focuses on our modern need to assign accountability when a product breaks. He calmly examines disasters such as the sinking of the Titanic and the Challenger space shuttle explosion. He also shows a softer side of materials failure, such as why Kevlar is great for making kayaks and why adding boron to glass revolutionized cookware.
A professor of chemistry and geochemistry at Colorado School of Mines, Eberhart illustrates a boyish exuberance for his vocation as a "quantum chemist" by sharing tidbits of his life history. In one example, he reflects on a childhood fascination with glass marbles. For him, the toys were objects of beauty, and he would never play with them for fear of causing them to develop ugly pits and cracks. His interest in the chemistry of fractured materials stemmed in part from his desire to "have my marbles and use them too."
Eberhart's lighthearted approach, however, doesn't necessarily mean the book is an easy read. A few well-placed definitions and illustrations could have made it better suited for a general audience.
On the other end of the spectrum lies "A Century of Innovation: Twenty Engineering Achievements That Transformed Our Lives," a new coffee-table book by freelance writers George Constable and Bob Somerville. With a compelling cover design, bold title, and a little name dropping--Neil Armstrong and Arthur C. Clarke contributed the foreword and afterword, respectively--this book immediately invites attention from a broad audience.
Each chapter profiles one of the "top 20" engineering-related innovations that have had significant and largely positive effects on humankind. These include electricity, automobiles, radios, computers, and high-performance materials. A host of professional engineering societies coordinated by the National Academy of Engineering created the list by polling their memberships and narrowing down the finalists.
The innovations are presented in the order they were rated from highest to lowest impact, but the chapters are templated to give individual topics equal attention. Each chapter includes a historical summary, a perspective essay written by a notable in the field, and a two-page diagram depicting a sample process. The chapter on electrification, for instance, shows in pictures what happens when a light switch is turned on.
The informational content of this oversized book is true to the style of a coffee-table book. Almost all of the interesting tidbits are found in the captions accompanying the ample photographs and graphics. Constable and Somerville have written their chapters like a combination of school textbook and promotional brochure, but at least the long list of reviewers suggests that the content is accurate.
Despite the differences in focus and presentation, each of these four engineering books contributes to the noble effort of making science as engaging as any best-selling novel. With only a couple sour notes in the score, this quartet should make sweet music for engineers and nonengineers alike.
VICTORIA GILMAN is an editorial assistant with C&EN's ACS News & Special Features department.


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23. October 2020 · Write a comment	· Categories: Reflections
Rare are the great ideas; the most common are trivial, harmless, rather banal; not every idea a good one. There are, as we must surely recognize through common sense and exposure, an overabundance of bad ideas generated by the overwhelming mass of humanity[1] every day. Among those bad ideas far too many can be classified as highly infectious idea pathogens, according to Gad Saad, evolutionary psychologist. These bad ideas—cancel culture, erasing biology, and safe spaces, to name three, there are many more—can be likened to brain parasites, which take hold and often lead hosts to bizarre, self-damaging, and fatal behavior.
Bad ideas, when accepted without question, are unquestionably "not good for us, they lead to bizarre and detrimental behavior, and erode our sense of reality." Many of these parasitic bad ideas come out of Postmodernism, the school of thought that there is no objective truth. "Truth can change in science—what we thought true 300 years ago may have to be updated today, truth is provisional in science—but we do think there are truths. Postmodernism rejects that; that's why I call it the granddaddy of idea pathogens."
Though these ideas originate in the university, Saad said the majority of students are not social justice warriors. In fact, most are likely oblivious, maybe timidly refraining from voicing common sense before persuasive progressive professors, and just trying to do their best in classes while holding part-time jobs. But we don't need a majority of people infected with bad ideas to cause serious damage.
On 9/11 it didn't take 19,000 terrorists, it didn't take 19 million terrorists, it took 19 committed terrorists who were ideological zealots to do some real damage. We don't need 10,000 social justice warriors on campus to cause damage, you just need a sufficient number of ideological activists to keep the rest of us quiet.
When Saad brings up truths that go against the leftist ideal of society, and the evidence from multiple angles to support it, the responses tend to be overwhelmingly positive. But perhaps that's part of the problem, he said. Most of us have common sense but aren't willing to voice it.
"Many of the people who write to me—I receive thousands of thousands of messages—they will say, 'Dear Dr. Saad, I am professor so-and-so at such university, and let me tell you, I love what you do and thank you for speaking out against such lunacy—but please don't mention my name," Saad said. He thanks them in reply, but then asks whether they can't see that their not wanting to voice this publicly is part of the problem.
"What is it that you're afraid of?" he asked. "I escaped Lebanon, at the imminent threat of execution because we are Lebanese Jews, so I really had something to be fearful of. What is it that you're afraid of in the West that you're unwilling to speak against the idea that boys too can menstruate?" Preventing bigotry should not come at the expense of rejecting reality, he added.
"Partly it's my personal experiences, having seen in my life the attacks on truth, and the lack of freedom in the Middle East," he said. "It's also part of my unique personhood: At the end of the day … for me to put my head on the pillow and be able to sleep well, I need to know that I did all that I could, however big, however small, to fight for freedom and truth. If I've done that, if I've never shied away from an opportunity to defend truth and freedom, then I'll sleep well. If I don't do that, then I will feel as though I am a fraud. So I live my life that way. Most people are on board, the silent majority hates this, but they are cowed into silence," he said. "But don't leave these bad ideas unchallenged."[2]
There is so much of what Dr. Saad says to consider. He is right, of course, but I cannot help but wonder if there is more to it than the fear of being cancelled by the Postmodern progressive mob. There are those, to be sure, who are easily intimidated, the oblivious, timid souls who are afraid of their own shadows; they are, I believe, far less in number than what Dr. Saad suggests. Most are silent, not out of fear, but out of boredom and ennui, tired of the loud, empty voices demanding insanely bad ideas. Most no longer listen for it has become background noise told by idiots, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. That is all the more dangerous, for such silence encourages; silence in the face of evil implies tacit acceptance, thus implicitly validating their Postmodern, progressive, pathogenic ideologies. Wake up America.
[1] As of March 2020, the world population was estimated to have reached 7,800,000,000 people. Assuming each person is limited to one idea per day, that is still a whole lot of ideas.
[2] Catherine Yang, "How Postmodern Bad Ideas Have Become Parasitic," The Epoch Times, October 14-20, 2020, B1, B3.


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Lori Ericson is an award-winning journalist and fiction writer. In addition to a number of short stories, Ericson is author of the Danni Deadline Thriller series. The series includes A Lovely County, published in January 2015, and A Lovely Murder, released in November 2016. A Lovely Grave is expected in 2017. The series was named for protagonist Danni Edens, a small town reporter with a checkered past who grew up in her family-owned cemetery.
Ericson is also working on a stand-alone thriller and a young adult mystery series.
International Thriller Writers Inc.
Ozark Creative Writers
Ozarks Writers League
Oklahoma Writers Federation Inc.
PUBLISHED SHORT STORIES:
2011 Echoes of the Ozarks, Ozark Writers League, "Unsung Hero"
2013 Echoes of the Ozarks, Ozark Writers League, "A Ghostly Encounter"
FICTION AWARDS:
2015 President's Award and 1st Place for Unpublished Manuscript, Ozarks Writers League, for A Lovely Murder
2015 1st Place for Horror Short Story, Ozark Creative Writers, for No, Mama
2014 Showcase Award, Second Place, Ozark Writers League, Second Place for the short story Mailbox Confession
2010 High Hill Press Award, Next Great American Novel Contest, First Place, for Arkansas 309, Ozark Creative Writers, 2010 (Book published in 2015 as A Lovely County)
2011 Gene Andereck Short Story Contest, Ozark Writers League, Second Honorable Mention, for short story Backyard Magic
JOURNALISM AWARDS:
In-Depth Series Reporting, Third Place, The Morning News, Arkansas Press Association, 2007
Section/Supplement Edited by Entrant, First Place, Arkansas Press Women, 2005
Publication Regularly Edited by Entrant, First Place, Arkansas Press Women, 2005
Personal Columns, Humorous, First Place, Arkansas Press Women, 2005
Investigative/Enterprise Reporting, Honorable Mention, National Federation of Press Women, 2003
Special Articles, First Place, Arkansas Press Women, 2003
News Feature, First Place, Northwest Arkansas Times, Associated Press Managing Editors Association, 1999
Business Reporting, Third Place, Northwest Arkansas Times, Associated Press Managing Editors Association, 1999
In-Depth Reporting, Third Place, Northwest Arkansas Times, Arkansas Press Association, 1999
Beat Reporting, Second Place, Northwest Arkansas Times, Associated Press Managing Editors Association, 1998
Deadline News Reporting, Second Place, Northwest Arkansas Times, Arkansas Press Association, 1997
In-Depth Reporting, First Place, Northwest Arkansas Times, Arkansas Press Association, 1997
In-Depth Reporting, First Place, Prairie Grove Enterprise, Arkansas Press Association, 1994
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Lora Mitchell on August 24, 2013 at 8:34 am said:
Hi Lori…I left you a message on Google +. I see you visited me on WordPress…however I seldom use it because it's difficult to navigate (at least until I can devote more time to it)…in the meantime, visit me on my other blog: http://www.triplemoonstar.blogspot.com. Tell me where I can follow your blog. Thanks, Lora
Danny on May 1, 2016 at 11:03 am said:
Lori, everything about me was destroyed by a state 309 inmate, while being housed in a county jail.
I want to tell my story.
Danny O'Dea
Lori Ericson on May 2, 2016 at 7:44 pm said:
Danny, I'm so sorry for the pain you've experienced. I think the 309 inmate program needs to be abolished. I've written you a note through messenger. Lori
Cami Conroy on October 9, 2016 at 11:02 pm said:
As the president and founder of the Creative Writing Club at the University of Arkansas, I wanted to first express how excited I am that you will be coming to the Northwest Arkansas Writers' Workshop Free Conference this Spring, and also to invite you to come speak on campus if you have time while you are in the area. We would absolutely love to have you! If you are interested, feel free to contact me at my personal email at crconroy@uark.edu, or at the club's email at cwclub@uark.edu.
Having said that, I am sure you are very busy, so if you are unable to make a special stop at the U of A, I understand, and I will look forward to seeing you at the NWAWW's Free Conference!
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Trees in Vink's Arboretum in Durbanville (2015-11-14) Photo Gallery 21 NOV 2015
Jessica, Emily and I stumbled across Vink's Arboretum last weekend, which is a lush green belt that runs parallel to Majik Forest on the border between Bellville and Durbanville.
Managed by a partnership between Cape Town City Parks and the volunteer group Vink's Greenbelt Association, the popular walking and picnic spot is home to more than 500 indigenous trees – most of which were planted by the eponymous Mr. Vink van Zyl (who passed away in 2005) himself.
A local Geocaching enthusiast (Gr8Scot) posted a rather nice piece on the arboretum which is worth repeating here:
During 2001 Vink van Zyl – a retired engineer known for his work on the ABSA building in central Cape Town and the (then) new Groote Schuur Hospital, approached the Parks department with a request for an area where he could plant a large number of indigenous trees. It was agreed that the most suitable area for such a project would be the corner of Jip De Jager and Van Riebeeckshof road, an undeveloped park area, where road-building material was stored and levelled.
Vink approached contractors carrying excavated material from local developments, and negotiated with them that if they were permitted to dump fill in the area, they should in return loan machinery for levelling and shaping the area and for digging holes. He then surveyed the area and set levels for filling, the first phase of which began in about November 2001 and was completed by autumn 2002.
He then began planting trees, most of which were obtained from the Bellville municipal nursery, where he spent many hours choosing them. A gravity feed water line made from irrigation piping supplied by the municipality was laid from the dam to the park. From connections in the line, hose pipes could be used to water the trees.
While Vink was planting the first stage, filling continued in the second stage. After planting in the second stage was completed, he then began filling the final stage, which was the northern corner next to the river. By now more then 20 000 cubic metres of soil had been dumped.
Vink also collected indigenous shrubs and plants from various nurseries, and planted them around the arboretum. Together with the help of Dr. Christi Kloppers, a vet with a keen interest in nature, he also collected Renosterveld seed from the area where the Vineyard Office Estate is now, and planted it to add some colour.
He was working on beautifying the lower entrance between the river and pathway when he passed away.
As you can well imagine, the range of trees to be found is absolutely amazing, and the place itself is well worth a stroll.
Of course, my girls got rather bored, rather fast, which is a pity because I was kind of enjoying working through all the tree name boards…
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(Note: We accessed Vink's Arboretum by going through the entrance situated on the corner of Jip De Jager Drive and Van Riebeeckshof Road in case you're keen on finding it yourself. 33°51'35.2″S 18°37'36.3″E)
Related Link: Vink's Arboretum | City Park's Partnership | Geocaching
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A little later than usual due to Tuesday's Drake concert, here's my weekly football thoughts. Since I do picks now, I think a little later in the week is okay. As always, a reminder that I am genuinely far from a football expert, but I do enjoy the social constructs of the game.
I'm sure I don't have to tell you that winning in sports is the great cure-all, the ultimate social antidote. It really doesn't matter what you do, it seems, provided you're good at your sport. Michael Vick is the epitome of that notion.
For a guy universally panned after having done reprehensible things, he's sure made a comeback as far as the opinion-shapers in the media are concerned.
I read glowing pieces this past week from generally respected journalists like Jemele Hill and Peter King canonizing a guy who as recently as three years ago bred dogs to fight, and thought nothing of killing them if they didn't meet his pugilistic standards.
To me, there are certain acts that "paying your debt to society" just doesn't cover. If you're the sort of person that breeds dogs to kill and brutally murders them without remorse, I just don't think you're ever not that sort of person. It's like this, if someone willfully commits murder against another human being, is there any amount of prison time that makes him no longer a murderer? I understand dogs aren't people, but what Vick did is reprehensible all the same.
Vick's keeping his nose clean now, of course. The bizarre shooting of his dogfighting co-defendant at Vick's birthday party? That was way back in June.
And of course Vick went to talk in front of the ASPCA about having righted his wrongs or whatever, he had a career to reclaim. Does he feel bad about what he did? Absolutely, it cost him $100 million, and he lost his two favorite pastimes. But if he hadn't been caught? He'd probably be staging a dog fight right this second.
Now if you read this spot last week, you're thinking I'm a Grade A hypocrite right about now, considering I start Vick in both my fantasy leagues, pigeonholed into that by the rapid end of Kevin Kolb's tenure as Eagles quarterback. Obviously, I have a vested interest in seeing Vick play well.
But I think I can separate his success on the field from the person I still believe him to be. I have to admit I've enjoyed watching Vick rack up fantasy points. And let's face it, he's always been a wonderful player to watch, and improbably, he seems even better at football than he was before his two years in prison.
Yet, I still look at him as someone who was humbled only by the fact that he thought he was untouchable, and then proceeded to get caught.
I'm not of the mindset that Vick shouldn't have been able to reclaim his career in the NFL. In that sense, he did the time that his crimes dictated, and you knew someone was going to pick him up and give him the chance to prove that he hasn't lost the magic he once had.
To me, the only difference between the public perceptions of Mike Vick and Tiger Woods is that Vick's actually good right now. If Tiger had come back and won his first three tournaments, you'd have people talking about how he's miraculously rediscovered the virtues of monogamy, along with his short game.
There's no question people are mistaking Vick's work ethic and desire to again become good at football with some sort of newfound maturity.They're forgetting that he – I'll repeat – lost $100 million but could still make a ton of money if he convinced people he's got his head on straight. Is it any wonder he finally stopped coasting on his God-given physical abilities and actually worked at becoming a better quarterback?
There's also no question Vick will get endorsements again, starting with Nike, who still furnishes him with gear despite the fact that they terminated his contract. Don't expect to see another "Michael Vick experience" type campaign; the Swoosh has moved away from pushing individuals in favor of having their athletes promote their Pro Combat line. Vick would actually be a perfect athletic fit next to Adrian Peterson and Chris Johnson in those ads.
I don't begrudge Vick all of this; it's the natural order of things. And if I win my leagues, I'm not going to look at those championships as blood money. Just don't tell me how great it is that he's turned his life around when you simply have no idea if that's anything resembling a true statement.
The thing is this: If Mike Vick went to the pound tomorrow and adopted a dog, even though he's "turned his life around" or whatever, wouldn't you feel a little weird about that?
either physically (Jamal Anderson), mentally (Ricky Williams), or both (Larry Johnson). The Titans don't have a whole lot else besides Johnson – Vince Young has 43 throws in three games – so their main offense has been to slam Johnson up against defenses until they give. Johnson's effectiveness has not dropped; add in an 85-yard touchdown run that was called back in Week 2, and he's averaging over 5 yards per carry. But with 84 touches through three games, they're trying to kill him. Johnson doesn't get hit square as often as other running backs, but it's not like it never happens. We'll see how Fisher handles it, but I suspect we'll see Johnson continue to receive a heavy workload since he's really all they have. Similarly, with Brett Favre struggling mightily thus far, it's worth keeping an eye on Adrian Peterson, who's on pace for 373 carries. I expect Favre to get himself in gear, but right now, the Vikings are leaning heavily on Peterson. And with running backs more combustible and disposable than ever before, it's interesting to see little effort being made to preserve the two best singular talents in the league.
The big game this week is obviously the Eagles against the Redskins, with Donovan McNabb returning to Philly to be derided by their classless fans. I'd love to see McNabb will a less-talented Redskins team to victory, but given the thrashing they took from the Rams of all teams in St. Louis last week, I just can't see it. I would hope the reception for McNabb is decent considering how excellent he was there, including bringing them to a Super Bowl, but people have short memories. I would imagine 2 1/2 games of Vick has wiped away McNabb's accomplishments as far as they're concerned.
1. Colts (2-1) (LW: 3) – Just try to stop that offense, even with no running game.
2. Steelers (3-0) (LW: 5) – Strong run game, best defense, Roethlisberger back soon.
3. Falcons (2-1) (LW: 9) – We'll see how they follow up, they always play Saints tough.
4. Saints (2-1) (LW: 1) – I still think they're top-notch, but they need to find a way to run it.
5. Packers (2-1) (LW: 2) – I still think they're top-notch, but they need to find a way to run it.
6. Ravens (2-1) (LW: 6) – That's the Flacco I expected, but banged-up Rice for Steelers game.
7. Jets (2-1) (LW: 7) – Pace, Revis on way back and LT playing with something to prove.
8. Bears (3-0) (LW: NR) – I just still don't think of them as an elite team. They're good though.
9. Texans (2-1) (LW: 4) – Take a hit with loss to 'Boys. Andre's ankle worth watching.
10. Eagles (2-1) (LW: NR) – As good a bet as any to win NFC East with Vick rolling.
Here are 3 picks for Week 4. Last week: 3-0 (Hit on Bengals, Eagles, Cowboys) Season: 5-1.
1. Saints (-13.5) vs. Panthers – Take out Atlanta loss on team without a quarterback.
2. Bears (+4) at Giants – Coughlin's crew playing without intensity, and 4 seems a bit much.
3. Jets (-5) at Bills – I just don't think Bills score a whole lot in this one.


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South African university to end relationship with Ben Gurion Univeristy
By Joseph Dana March 23, 2011 | Edit
In a major victory for proponents of the academic boycott of Israel, the University of Johannesburg has voted to end its relationship with Ben Gurion University. This decision to boycott Ben Gurion University carries special significance given South Africa's history of Apartheid and the successful boycott that was launched against the country in the 1980's. The university's decision is another confirmation of the efficacy of the global BDS movement which, in a remarkable short time, has had a major impact on Israel's ability to continue its occupation of West Bank with little international regard. Below is the press release detailing the decision.
Today, setting a worldwide precedent in the academic boycott of Israel, the University of Johannesburg (UJ) has effectively severed ties with Israel's Ben-Gurion University (BGU).
This was after UJ's Senate rejected a last ditch motion by pro-Israeli lobbyists to have two separate bilateral agreements – one with a Palestinian University and another with an Israeli University. UJ chose instead to uphold its previous Senate Resolution that required taking leadership from Palestinian universities. Palestinian universities unanimously rejected any collaboration with BGU (in any form) and have come out in full support of the the academic boycott of Israel. UJ chose to respect this.
UJ is the first institution to officially sever relations with an Israeli university – a landmark moment in the growing Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) of Israel campaign. Throughout the campaign, academics and international human rights activists have been anticipating this decision. This boycott decision, coming from a South African institution, is of particular significance. This has set a precedent and must start a domino boycott effect!
The movement to end ties with BGU was boosted by the overwhelming support given to the UJ Petition (www.ujpetition.com) – a statement and campaign in support of UJ academics and students who were calling on their university to end its apartheid-era relationship with BGU. As the UJ senate met today, over 400 South African academics, including nine Vice-Chancellors and Deputy Vice-Chancellors, had signed the UJ Petition.
Included in the list of supporters are some of South Africa's leading voices: Professors Neville Alexander, Kader Asmal, Allan Boesak, Breyten Breytenbach, John Dugard, Antjie Krog, Barney Pityana and Sampie Terreblanche. South Africa's popular cartoonist Jonathan "Zapiro" Shapiro, Nobel Laureate Desmond Tutu, Bishop Rubin Phillips, former Minister Ronnie Kasrils and leading social activist Zackie Achmat also backed the campaign.
Further, over 100 internationals began to lend their support, including several prominent international scholars: Professors Judith Butler, Vijay Prashad, Michael Burawoy, Wendy Brown, Ernesto Laclau, and acclaimed British author, John Berger.
Today UJ has made history by upholding and advancing academic moral integrity. Palestinians, South Africans and the international academic and solidarity community celebrate this decisive victory in isolating Israeli apartheid and supporting freedom, dignity and justice for the Palestinian people. UJ now continues the anti-apartheid movement – against Apartheid Israel.
ISSUED BY BDS WORKING GROUP (South Africa)
academic boycott
Liberal Zionism
Joseph Dana is a writer based in Cape Town. Previously he worked across the Middle East.


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