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Homeopathic Remedies For Dogs
Could Homeopathic Remedies For Dogs Be Dangerous?
By Anton Hout, author of The Guide to Aussie Training & Care
Depending on what you know about homeopathic remedies for dogs you might believe they are a holistic medicine for dogs, natural or herbal remedies for dogs, or even an alternative veterinary treatment that has proven results.
Alternately, you might be skeptical about the benefits that are claimed for homeopathy for dogs, or humans for that matter. It's only reasonable that you would want to see real evidence that it works before using it to treat your dog.
What Is It, How Does It Work, And Is Homeopathy For Dogs Effective?
In this article we'll define homeopathy so we have a common understanding of what it is, take a look at how homeopathy works, and provide information to help you decide if it is right for your dog.
There is a lot of confusion and misinformation out there so let's start start to define homeopathy and go back to the beginnings of it's development.
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Homeopathic "medicine" is commonly sold as a liquid (in drops or spray form) or in little white sugar balls. The solution is sequentially diluted with vigorous shaking between stages. It is claimed that the agitation causes the structure of the original molecules to be ingrained in the memory of the water.
What Is Homeopathy And Where Did It Originate?
It may go back as far as 400 BC to Hippocrates (widely known for his namesake, the "Hippocratic Oath" for doctors). Much later contributions to the line of reasoning underlying homeopathy would come from Philippus von Hohenheim (Paracelsus) in the 16th century. He is regarded as the father of toxicology and observed effects of various doses noting, "the dose makes the poison." However, Hippocrates and Paracelsus only laid the groundwork for what would later become what we now know as "homeopathy."
It could be said that the founder or "father of homeopathy" was the German physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755—1843). He believed that living creatures had an underlying spiritual "energy" and that disease could be caused by disturbances of the "vital force" as well as by physical causes.
While translating the work of William Cullen, a Scottish physician and chemist, Hahnemann disagreed with Cullen's theory about the ability of the Cinchona plant to cure malaria. Out of this disagreement much of what we now know as homeopathy may have arisen.
Hahnemann tried the bark of the Cinchona plant himself and noted the similarities between the effects of the bark and the symptoms of malaria (joint pain, shivering, and fever). He believed the successful treatment was due to this similarity and that drugs that cause the same symptoms as the disease are really what affect a cure, or as his famous adage goes, "Like Cures Like."
Of course, this was completely wrong! The real reason the Cinchona bark remedy worked was because it contained quinine—which kills the parasite that causes malaria and not because it induced the same symptoms. It is upon this failure of reason that the entire foundation of homeopathy is built.
Less Is More With Homeopathic Treatments
We've only just skimmed the surface of homeopathy (let alone actual homeopathic remedies for dogs) and we can already see cracks in the foundation. Why would such an inauspicious beginning give rise to a billion dollar industry?
One of the best things homeopathy had going for it was that it didn't work. Considering the state of medical science at the time, patients were often dying from the outrageous "medical treatments" on offer. Often one would do better by not seeing a physician or surgeon at all. That's were homeopathy was really able to shine and got it's big break. It was as good as doing nothing and patients receiving homeopathic treatments would actually fair better when compared to those who subjected themselves to the horrors of what passed for the modern medicine of the day.
Homeopathic Dilutions
You may have heard that homeopathic remedies use highly diluted solutions, but just how dilute are they?
There are several dilution scales but for our purposes let's look at a common one that you are likely to see listed on any homeopathic remedies for dogs that you might find online or at a local retail outlet.
While some homeopathic practitioners prefer lower dilutions more akin to allowing for active ingredients, as medicines do, it is more common to find dilutions that all but eliminate the active ingredient—and some that actually do.
The "C Scale" or "centesimal scale" is a 1 to a 100 dilution at each stage. The "at each stage" part of that sentence is very important. The first stage would be to dilute an ingredient to 1 part per 100. The second stage involves taking that solution and diluting it again into 1 part per 100. At this stage (2C) you would have a 1/10,000 dilution.
This is just the beginning of how dilute homeopathic remedies can get. 3C is a factor of one part per million (10-6). It is common to find 6C or even 30C dilutions. What does that mean?
A 6C dilution is a factor of 10-12. That's one part in one trillion or 1/1,000,000,000,000.
As extreme as that is, a 12C dilution is the greatest dilution that you could expect to possibly find even one molecule of the original ingredient. That's right, 10-24. A 1 followed by 24 zeros. 1/1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Now that's dilute! It's as dilute as you can get before you are left with nothing…
13C is the cut-off point where you would no longer be able to find even a single molecule of the original ingredient if pure water was used as the diluent. However, you can easily find 30C (10-60) on products available for sale. How dilute is 30C? A common illustration of what a 30C dilution would look like says, "this would require giving two billion doses per second to six billion people for 4 billion years to deliver a single molecule of the original material to any patient."
This makes it clear that homeopathic remedies for dogs, or people for that matter, cannot work. There is no valid evidence that it can work from the fields of chemistry, physics, mathematics, or medicine. This is also why homeopathic product manufacturers and retailers can confidently state that there are no homeopathy side effects. At least that is, no more side effects from homeopathy than would come from what it is diluted with, which is often just water.
Homeopathic "Water Memory"
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In spite of overwhelming scientific evidence that homeopathy not only does not work, but cannot work, homeopaths cling to the story that it does, and that the more dilute something is the more potent it is, and that something called "water memory" accounts for why it works—even if there is no active ingredient remaining in the solution.
Supposedly, even though the solution does not contain any of the the original active ingredient—not even a single molecule—somehow, magically, the water retains a "memory" of the homeopathic ingredient that was in it. Of course, there is no evidence for this either—which seems to be a common theme in homeopathy.
Let's pretend for a moment that "water memory" is a real thing. What about everything else that has come in contact with that water like sewage systems, water treatment plants, and the pipes that bring it to the tap? (Don't get the people of Flint, Michigan started on that!) Does water keep a "memory" of all that too; or just the good homeopathic stuff?
Keep in mind that the water that exists today is the same water that has been on Earth since the beginning. Charles Fisherman, author of The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water, says "All the water on Earth has been through a dinosaur kidney."
That's right, all water, including all the water you drank in the past or ever will drink in the future, has been dinosaur pee at one time or another, and since then the same water has just been recycled through every animal and person that has ever lived.
Luckily, "water memory" is not true in this sense and once those contaminants are filtered out you are left with water—just water, without memories of dinosaurs past.
What About Claims That Homeopathic Remedies Work?
Some people would no doubt object and say that a homeopathic remedy has worked wonders for them or someone they know. How can you account for the rave reviews and five star ratings of these products? Perhaps it's too soon to write off homeopathic remedies for dogs(?)
There are several reasons why it may appear that homeopathic treatments work. It is a well known fact that the mind can have a powerful effect on whether or not a person gets well. The mind can even cause disorders that result in illness. Knowing this, medical doctors have prescribed "placebo" drugs. These are drugs that don't have any real medicinal ingredients. They work because the patient believes that they will work.
This "placebo effect" can go a long way to alleviating symptoms but it has its limits. It might help to change the focus of a patient from signs that they are sick and getting sicker to an expectation of healing where they instead look for signs of well-being and actually do feel better. On the other hand, it won't stop something like an aggressive bacterial infection that requires real drugs like antibiotics to be effective.
One of the ways in which homeopathic treatments can be more dangerous than doing nothing is if they cause someone to delay or refuse appropriate medical treatment.
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Homeopathic remedies for dogs are not likely to work as the "placebo effect" does not work on dogs without prior conditioning.
The placebo effect is one of the primary ways people trick themselves into believing that homeopathy works for other things. If someone is having trouble falling asleep and they try a homeopathic sleep remedy it may actually have the desired effect. However, an important aspect of the placebo effect is that people have to actually believe it will work.
Dogs don't know that the stuff you are giving them is supposed to treat them for a given condition. Homeopathic remedies for dogs do not work because the placebo effect does not work on them.
While some will insist that the placebo effect does work on dogs the examples I've seen don't apply in the case of giving homeopathic remedies for dogs and isn't really the placebo effect as it's generally understood and would require a dedicated program of behavioral conditioning to get it to work.
In the case of a dog who is undergoing a painful veterinary procedure or is suffering due to an illness it has been demonstrated that the presence of a loving, trusted owner who calms and comforts the dog can have a positive effect and helps aid recovery. I have no doubt that this could be beneficial provided the owner is having a calming and reassuring effect rather than adding anxiety and nervous energy to an already stressful situation.
If one were to give their dog a homeopathic treatment and all the while pet their dog reassuringly, speak in a calm manner, and do what they could to make them feel better, it would be those things—and not the homeopathic treatment—that benefited them.
In another case, dogs suffering from separation anxiety were first given a real anti-anxiety medication. This helped to actually calm them down and started the process of behavioral conditioning. First they get the pill, then they feel better. This is repeated until the real pill is switched with an inert sugar pill. However, since the dog now has a conditioned expectation to feel calmer after it is given a pill, it works.
Of course, in order for this to be successful you first have to give your dog a real medicine that actually works (ie. not a homeopathic treatment). I suppose, once the dog is conditioned with the real medicine you could switch to a homeopathic pill and in this way it could be claimed that homeopathic remedies for dogs can work as placebos. But it's a long way to go, and why would you want to switch from a medicine that is really helping your dog to a homeopathic remedy that can only work as well as behavioral conditioning allows (remember, it won't work on real diseases for long, if at all), and probably costs as much or more than the real thing?
Confirmation Bias To The Rescue of Homeopathy
There are other reasons people might believe homeopathy works for them and they risk making the same mistake when evaluating homeopathy for dogs. Most of these come under the heading of "confirmation bias." Any positive result gets falsely credited to homeopathy while no change or negative results are ignored or explained away.
Illnesses, including chronic illnesses can go in cycles relating to the disease progression, environmental factors, stress, etc. It is usually when things get worse that a treatment is sought out. If this means going to a homeopathic practitioner the treatment will be determined and the remedy taken at the peak (or near the peak) of the distress.
Then the illness may improve and lessen, as it would have anyway, given its normal cycle. Unfortunately, the patient links the improvement to the homeopathy.
Similarly, the homeopathic treatment may be taken in conjunction with a real medical treatment. When things get better the homeopathy gets undeserved credit for a role in the recovery.
Sometimes illnesses get better on their own and would have regardless. Again, homeopathy gets credit where none is earned.
The Danger Of Confirmation Bias
One can see confirmation bias at work in a UK study done about homeopathic remedies for dogs. The double-blind placebo-controlled study into the efficacy of a homeopathic remedy for fear of firework noises in the dog (Canis familiaris) showed that owners of dogs given the placebo rated their dogs as having improved in 14/15 behavioral signs of fear and only a slight difference of 15/15 in the group that was given the homeopathic treatment. From the study abstract, "However, there was no significant difference in the response seen between the two treatment groups."
So one group was given a placebo that did nothing. The other group was given a homeopathic treatment (which we know also does nothing). However, both groups of owners ascribed almost identical dramatic improvements. That is how confirmation bias works. The owners saw what they wanted to see or what they thought they were supposed to see.
Imagine a dog that is sick whose owner gives them a homeopathic remedy and imagines the dog is getting better and with confirmation bias convinces themselves that the dog is indeed improving while ignoring signs to the contrary. This kind of thinking doesn't end well for the dog.
Homeopathic Remedies For Dogs Versus Herbal Remedies
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Herbal remedies are very different than homeopathic remedies for dogs and you should consult with your veterinarian before giving them to your pet.
Homeopathy for dogs should not be confused with herbal remedies for dogs. Someone might be interested in finding natural remedies for dogs and mistakenly lump them all together. However, some so-called "homeopathic medicine for dogs" will contain both homeopathic and herbal components. If they have a positive effect it is from the herbal ingredients. Unfortunately, this is another way that homeopathic treatments get credit for working when it was the herbal ingredients, if anything, that deserves the credit.
Herbal remedies can contain enough of the active ingredient to have a very real medicinal effect. In fact, they can have drug interactions with prescribed medications and you should consult with your vet if you are using, or plan on using, any "natural" or "herbal" remedies.
Herbal remedies can be for specific problems or provide general health support and actually be effective.
Since Some Vets Offer Homeopathic Remedies For Dogs Doesn't That Mean Homeopathy Is Effective?
I was dismayed to find that some vets are even offering homeopathic remedies for dogs! I don't want to ascribe this to dishonesty but perhaps to a recognition that veterinarians are, after all, running businesses and they may just be succumbing to market demand in order to help boost revenues. In some cases they may have even bought-in to the unproven, pseudo-science claims of homeopathy.
They may reason that it doesn't really hurt the dogs (or other pets) as homeopathy doesn't really do anything, and that they can make sure the dogs are also getting real treatment while making the owners who insist on trying homeopathy happy (albeit lighter in the wallet).
The Takeaway About Homeopathy For Dogs
While there is much more to be said about homeopathy for dogs I didn't think this article was going to get this long. Long story short…
Homeopathy may work for some people through the placebo effect.
The placebo effect doesn't really work on dogs (not without prior behavioral conditioning).
Therefore, homeopathy for dogs does not work.
I'm sure this article will garner me a few haters. Advocates of homeopathic treatments will insist that it works in spite of mountains of evidence to the contrary. However, my concern is for the health and well-being of the dogs who can't speak for themselves, who may have owners who are using homeopathy and convincing themselves that it really is working as a preventable and maybe even curable illness takes an ever mounting toll.
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#define ALIHLTEMCALRAWHISTOMAKERCOMPONENT_H

/** @file   AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent.h
    @author Federico Ronchetti
    @date
    @brief  A histo maker component for EMCAL HLT
 */

#include "AliHLTCaloProcessor.h"
#include "AliHLTCaloClusterDataStruct.h"

#include "AliHLTCaloConstantsHandler.h"
#include "AliHLTEMCALDefinitions.h"
#include "AliHLTDataTypes.h"
#include "TString.h"

class AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMaker;
class AliHLTCaloClusterHeaderStruct;

class AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent : public AliHLTCaloProcessor
{
public:

	/** Constructor */
	AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent();

	/** Destructor */
	virtual ~AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent();

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
	const char* GetComponentID();

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
	void GetInputDataTypes(std::vector<AliHLTComponentDataType>& list);

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
	AliHLTComponentDataType GetOutputDataType();

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
	void GetOutputDataSize(unsigned long& constBase, double& inputMultiplier);

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
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	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
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protected:

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */

	int DoInit(int argc, const char** argv);
	int DoDeinit() {
		return(0);
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	using AliHLTCaloProcessor::DoEvent;

	/** interface function, see @ref AliHLTComponent for description */
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private:
	TString fRootFileName;
	int fPushFraction;
	int fLocalEventCount;
	int fBeVerbose;

	/** Pointer to the histo maker itself */
	AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMaker *fRawHistoMakerPtr;                    //! transient

	AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent(const AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent & );
	AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent & operator = (const AliHLTEMCALRawHistoMakerComponent &);
};

#endif

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Human Trafficking: A Modern Day Slavery
By Jill Gruenberg, CCASA Blogger
Through tears she told the story of how her husband seemed kind at the start of their relationship. Only after they had married and moved to the U.S., did he begin to abuse her: emotionally, verbally, and physically. The abuse was bad enough, but soon he began to force her to have sex with his friends and acquaintances for money. With visible bruises, she even told her story to the police and nothing happened. Married to an abusive husband, isolated from friends and family, with no money or job of her own, in a foreign country without the ability to speak English, this young woman found herself both a victim of domestic violence and sexual exploitation. And yet remarkably she used her courage and strength to escape from this life of abuse and later to tell her story for the first time to the 78 people gathered at the El Jebel Community Center on December 3rd, 2012 to attend a training given by the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT).
On January 31, 1865 the United States abolished slavery with the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment to the US Constitution. Although at one time the practice of indentured servitude deeply divided the nation, today it would be difficult to find an individual who would argue for the continuation of a practice that is recognized as barbaric, dehumanizing, and unjust. Yet shockingly, there still exists a pervasive yet concealed form of modern day slavery known as human trafficking. Human trafficking is the sexual and/or labor exploitation of another human being through the use of force, fraud, or coercion such as physical restraint, threats, the withholding of documents, the withholding of wages, or psychological manipulation. Victims are subject to physical, mental, emotional, psychological, and often sexual abuse. Simply put, human trafficking is no less than a form of theft and violence against an individual in which traffickers rob victims of their most basic human rights and dignity. While many of us are familiar with examples of human trafficking that routinely occur across the world such as the youth sex trade in Thailand or the labor trafficking that commonly occurs in China, very few of us are aware of the human trafficking that occurs daily in the United States and Colorado.
Commercial sex trafficking can unfortunately occur anywhere, as we seem to inhabit a world with an insatiable appetite for pornography, prostitution, escort services, and strip clubs. According to LCHT, in Denver alone, $60 million dollars per year is spent on the sex industry. If one is willing to look closely, it is inescapable to acknowledge the distasteful truth of sex trafficking which is that it most often begins as the sexual exploitation of minors. Just take a look at the following statistics provided by Detective Brent Struck of the Lakewood Police Department: 1)the average age of entry into prostitution is between 12 to 14 years old, 2)within 72 hours, 30% of homeless youth will be approached for sexual exploitation, 3) 92% of prostitutes report wanting to leave the sex industry, but are unable to, 4)prostitutes report being beaten 58 times per year by their pimp, 5) it takes a mere 48 – 72 hours for a trafficker to gain psychological and therefore physical control of their victim, and 6) 15% of U.S. men have paid for sex in their lifetime.
As a society we have not acknowledged that there is a spectrum of reasons that individuals work in the sex industry, and there are many who do not do so by choice. Perhaps this biased perception is what allows our criminal justice system to hold women working in prostitution to a greater level of accountability, societal shame, and negative judgment for their crime than the "Johns" that pay for them or even the pimps that exploit them. The simple reality is that traffickers provide food, shelter, clothing, and even the promise of love to their recruits, and for most that enter the sex trade these are the basic necessities of survival that they see no other way to obtain. Detective Brent Struck also explains that most victims of trafficking experience a perverse form of Stockholm Syndrome and trauma bonding in which they are loyal to their trafficker, blame themselves for their abuse, and view their pimp as giving them life rather than taking away their rights. It is easy as an outsider to view pimps and traffickers as the "bad guys", but I believe that until we as a culture examine our own ignorance, deeply held beliefs and misconceptions about trafficking there will continue to be a sex trade that thrives on the subjugation and manipulation of others.
Just like we found societal justifications to enslave fellow human beings in the 1800s or to look the other way while others did the same, we are today allowing teenagers to become enslaved in the deeply abusive commercial sex trade and those without power or a voice to be oppressed in unfair labor conditions . Sadly, the exploitation of vulnerable human beings is not only a product of other eras, countries, or cultures. If you'd like to learn more about how you can become involved in the effort to prevent human trafficking please visit "polarisproject.org" and if you suspect an individual is a victim of trafficking please call CONEHT (Colorado Network to End Human Trafficking) at 1-866-455-5075.
Jill Gruenberg has worked for 7 years as the Advocacy and Prevention Program Coordinator for RESPONSE: Help for Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in Pitkin County. She is grateful to MESA: Moving to End Sexual Assault for the wonderful introduction to the field of advocacy and working with sexual assault survivors.
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	tlist "github.com/toolkits/container/list"
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const (
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	HistoryCache = tmap.NewSafeMap()
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Ken Woodley's The Road to Healing is a story of racial reconciliation in Prince Edward County, Virginia that speaks with power and hope to the nation. The book provides a first-person account of creation of what the late Julian Bond called the first civil rights-era reparations in U.S. history. Published by NewSouth Books in March, The Road to Healing is generally available nationwide through your favorite local or online retailer or the publisher.


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EXPIRED | Deal Alert: Pawsitively Clawsome Humble Bundle
Yeah, so new offering from Humble Bundle that feels like Chat Noir must have named it himself, right? That definitely made me laugh. But for as silly and punny as this cat-themed bundle may look at first glance, it actually has some pretty cute stuff in it. Yes, there's your requisite internet cats, cat-care, cooking and crafting with cats, etc. sort of stuff that's kind of meh. At least to me; if you enjoy that, please knock yourself out. But mixed in with that stuff, this bundle offers a really cute selection of cat-themed manga and comics that are definitely worth getting the whole set. You've got 2-3 volumes each of Chi's Sweet Home, Fuku Fuku, and Nekogahara. There's also some Grumpy Cat and Simon's Cat stuff, as well as some other interesting-looking comics that I'm not as familiar with. In addition, there are also some picture books and a couple novels. So yeah, definitely a theme-specific bundle, but there's some good stuff there. You can find out more here.
Incidentally, Humble Bundle is also offering a selection of D&D comics that could be fun. Plus, they're having a Square Enix sale, including stuff like Tomb Raider and Final Fantasy.
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Tagged as cats, comic, Humble Bundle, manga, picture book
EXPIRED | Double Deal Alert: Cosplay Fun and Summer Comics at Humble Bundle
So guys, not sure how many of you are into cosplay, like at all, but with Animazement just around the corner (yes, like we're leaving for it tomorrow!!!!) well, let's just say that solid cosplay resources are a great thing to have. And right now, Humble Bundle is offering a pretty neat selection of books to help with a variety of cosplay conundrums. This bundle includes everything from sewing basics to props to making your own armor to body paint and using electric lights as part of your costume. Pretty useful stuff! If you're interested, you can find out more here.
For those of you who prefer a more laid-back approach to summer, why not kick back with some awesome graphic novels? BOOM! Studios is offering a pretty fabulous-looking bundle of comics including classics like Lumberjanes and Giant Days but also branching out into some lesser-known volumes that look frankly awesome. If you'd like to check this out, you can find this bundle here. Enjoy!
Tagged as comic, cosplay, graphic novel, how-to, Humble Bundle
The Astounding Broccoli Boy
Autho r: Frank Cottrell Boyce
Rory Rooney is all about being ready for everything, but the truth is there are some things you just can't prepare for. Like being bullied by the biggest kid in your class. Or being accused of trying to poison him after he steals your food and has an allergic reaction. Or falling in a river and turning green. Broccoli green. But surprisingly enough, being green is something Rory can deal with. The doctors are baffled, but he's convinced that his verdancy can only have one diagnosis: super.
I swear, where has this author been my whole life?! I just recently discovered Boyce's writing when I read Cosmic, and The Astounding Broccoli Boy is another homerun of an absurd middle-grade adventure story. The author does a great job of creating relatable but interesting characters. The situations in which the characters find themselves are absolutely ridiculous–totally the realm of tall tales–yet with enough Truth (the kind that impacts people, not necessarily the kind that is scientifically provable) that the story is still grounded and real to the reader. The author uses the ridiculous, the humorous, and the adventurous events the characters encounter to express something practical and immediate, and I love that. Plus, the story is just fun, full of hijinks and misunderstandings and fun references. I would definitely recommend The Astounding Broccoli Boy for middle-grade readers in particular, but also just in general; it's good fun.
Tagged as adventure, British, bullying, children's fiction, comic, England, Frank Cottrell Boyce, humor, middle grade, superheroes, tall tale
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Tagged as BOOM! Studios, comic, graphic novel, Humble Bundle
Dream Country
Author: Neil Gaiman
The Sandman, vol. 3
My rating: 4.5 of 5
WARNING: MATURE AUDIENCE
A struggling author manages to enslave a muse for his own benefit, inspiring amazing ideas but at what cost? Elsewhere, a stray cat attempts to unite a large enough group of cats to dream the same thing and thus alter reality . . . good luck with that one. Centuries before, Will Shakespeare and his motley band of players perform his Dream for an otherworldly audience. And a woman given transformative powers by the sun-god Ra is cursed to never be truly human again.
I swear, this series just keeps getting better! Dream Country is basically a short-story collection in graphic novel form, featuring four unique stories in which Morpheus is a minor character. All four are strange and unique and kind of wonderful in different ways. Which isn't to say that they're all happy and fun; some of them, perhaps even parts of all of them, are dark and pensive. Creative and brilliant, still. My favorite was the one featuring Shakespeare–which incidentally won a World Fantasy Award. The story itself is lovely and strange, and Charles Vess's artwork is just perfect for it. Actually, Vess's art is basically ideal for Gaiman's writing in general, or at least for his fantasy; they mesh ridiculously well. The art for the whole collection is quite nice, although for the last story (the Ra one) I struggled for the first bit to figure out what on earth was actually going on. I think that's just the story and how strange it is, mostly, though. I would highly recommend Dream Country, both for those who are in the midst of reading The Sandman as a series and for those who are just interested in a collection of independent graphic shorts by Gaiman; I don't think the previous or future volumes are necessary to enjoy this collection.
Covers & Design by Dave McKean/Illustrated by Charles Vess, Malcolm Jones III, Kelley Jones, & Colleen Doran/Lettered by Todd Klein
Tagged as American, British, Charles Vess, Colleen Doran, comic, dark fantasy, Dave McKean, dreams, fantasy, graphic novel, Harvey Award Nominee, horror, Kelley Jones, Malcolm Jones III, mature audience, Neil Gaiman, short stories, The Sandman, Todd Klein, Vertigo, Will Eisner Award, William Shakespeare, World Fantasy Award
The Doll's House
After his long absence from the Dream world and his imprisonment in the world of the living, Morpheus returns to Dream to survey his lands, taking stock of those members who are missing and beginning his search for them. Little does he know that some of his younger siblings among the Endless are stirring up trouble for him in secret. Meanwhile, in the human world, Rose Walker is united in England for the first time with her grandmother Unity (a victim of the sleeping sickness that came over so many children for a time) and subsequently returns to the United States to search for her long-lost little brother in hopes of uniting the family. She meets a number of interesting individuals during her search, including Morpheus himself, unwitting that she herself is a dream vortex that he must deal with or risk the destruction of Dream entirely.
Well, I have to say that, although I was not particularly impressed with the first Sandman comic, Preludes & Nocturnes, Gaiman thoroughly made up for the issues I found in that book in The Doll's House. It made me regret having waited so long to press on with the series. Whereas Preludes & Nocturnes never truly felt like Gaiman's work, never really set properly (barring that lovely last chapter), The Doll's House feels throughout like one of his books. It has the right flavor, the right perspectives on things, the right spark that I can't properly describe; I can only say that it works. The entire volume reads like a novel, having a cohesive plot with multiple, interlacing stories. It also traces back to stories told in the first volume, actually giving them more weight and purpose in my mind. I really loved all the dream sequences that were a part of this book and the way in which they played into the plot. Even more so, I appreciated the way in which the author discussed the ideas of destiny and fate and free will; you would think this theme would be exhausted by now, but it's something so integral to humanity that perhaps it will always be a pertinent topic. I like Rose's character as well; she's got spunk but she's also kind of broken, and it's interesting to see that developed. The art is very well done, although still in a very comic-book style that I'm still gradually adjusting to. Fair warning that this is definitely geared for an adult audience and there's some pretty gristly violence (though not nearly as bad as the first volume) and some nudity here. I definitely enjoyed reading The Doll's House and am now actually quite looking forward to future volumes of The Sandman in spite of the series' rocky start.
Covers & Design by Dave McKean/Illustrated by Mike Dringenberg & Malcolm Jones III/Colored by Zylonol/Lettered by Todd Klein & John Costanza
Tagged as action, American, Best Graphic Album–Reprint, Best Writer Award, British, comic, contemporary, dark fantasy, Dave McKean, dreams, England, fantasy, graphic novel, horror, John Costanza, Malcolm Jones III, mature audience, Mike Dringenberg, Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, thriller, Todd Klein, United States, Vertigo, Will Eisner Award, Zylonol
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Q: lack of identity between jQuery selector and jQuery variable? I'm running into a maddening problem where I set a variable to point to a jQuery selector, such as: var foobar=jQuery(this); I then pass this variable to a function to be worked on. Let's simplify a little and say the function looks like this:
function SetFieldValue (selector) {
  selector.val('test');
  console.log ( selector );
  console.log ( jQuery('#' + selector.attr('id')) );
}

In this situation if you assume that:

*

*the selector is always a form element (and therefore val() is a valid operation)

*the selector does resolve to a single dom element which has an 'id' attribute

You would then expect the two console.log statements to output the same result, right? Well I'm running into a situation where this condition only happens about 90% of the time.
In order to give more context I've created a short screencast demonstrating the problem:
SCREENCAST LINK
For reference purposes, here's the actual SetFieldValue code that is shown in the screencast:
function SetFieldValue ( domObject, value ) {
// as a safety function, check if a string representation of the domObject was passed in and convert it to a jQuery object if it was
if ( jQuery.type(domObject) === "string") {
    console.log ("Value passed into SetFieldValue was a string representation so converting to jQuery object");
    domObject = jQuery(domObject);
}

if ( jQuery.inArray (domObject.prop('tagName').toLowerCase(),['input' , 'select' , 'textarea']) >= 0 ) {
    console.log ("setting to value attribute: " + value);
    if ( domObject.hasAttr('id') ) {
        domObject.val(value);
        //jQuery('#' + domObject.attr('id')).val(value);
    } else {
        domObject.attr('value',value);
    }

    console.log ("Using jQuery ID it is set to: " + jQuery('#' + domObject.attr('id')).val() );
    console.log ("Using jQuery selector variable it is set to: " + domObject.val() );
} else {
    console.log ("setting to html attribute");
    domObject.html( value );
}
return domObject;
}

A: Lets examine the code a bit.
First assigning back to a parameter is not a good practice adding a var at the start of your function would be a lot better, as scope can be lost.
//Suggestion change parameter to domItem
var domObject

Your missing an error handler for when the parameter is not String.
when identifying the type use
<VARNAME>.constructor.toString().match(/function (\w*)/)[1] === "<TYPE>"

It's more efficient and handles custom types.
No need for all the logic in assignment of value attribute. Any dom Object can be made to have a value attribute. also not sure why you are setting the val versus the value.
domObject.attr('value',value);

It is at this point that I can see your code could really use some documentation to help explain purpose
If you are explicitly only wanting to set value on Input fields and set value as innerhtml on non input fields then yes the logic would be needed but could be simplified to ... as the value doesn't need to be detected to overwritten.
if (jQuery.inArray (domObject.prop('tagName').toLowerCase(), ['input' , 'select' , 'textarea']) >= 0) {
    domObject.attr('value',value);
} else {
    domObject.html( value );
}

No Idea why you are returning the domObject out.
So a quick rewrite without the return and keeping most of the logic adding error handling results in
/*jslint sloppy: true*/
/*global jQuery*/
function SetFieldValue(domString, value) {
    // as a safety function, check if a string representation of the domObjects was passed in and convert it to a jQuery object if it was
    var domObjects, index;
    //errorhandling
    if (domString === undefined || domString === null) {
        throw {error : "domString must have a value."};
    }
    if (domString.constructor.toString().match(/function (\w*)/)[1] !== "string") {
        if (domString.constructor.toString().match(/function (\w*)/)[1].match(/HTML[a-zA-Z]*Element/) === null) {
            throw {error : "domString expected to be String or domObjects"};
        }
    } else {
        if (jQuery(domString).length === 0) {
            throw {error : "domString does not resolve to a detectable domObjects."};
        }
    }
    //errorhandling

    //action
    if (domString.constructor.toString().match(/function (\w*)/)[1].match(/HTML[a-zA-Z]*Element/)) {
        //made as an array to normalize as jQuery returns an array allows code to be simplified
        domObjects = [domString];
    } else {
        domObjects = jQuery(domString);
    }

    //given that domObjects are an array need to step through the array
    for (index = domObjects.length - 1; index >= 0; index -= 1) {
        if (
            jQuery.inArray(
                domObjects[index].tagName.toLowerCase(),
                ['input', 'select', 'textarea']
            ) >= 0
        ) {
            if (domObjects[index].hasAttr('id')) {
                domObjects[index].val(value);
            } else {
                domObjects[index].attr('value', value);
            }
        } else {
            domObjects[index].html(value);
        }
    }
}

The above passes JSLint

A: I know I didn't provide enough context for people to really dig into this problem but I have in the end solved it. What was the issue? Well it was @Kobi who first asked is the DOM element's ID unique ... to which I happily reported it was. And it had been but in fact that WAS the problem. Jesus. It's always the obvious things that you then go onto overlook that get you in trouble.
Anyway, thanks for your patience and help.

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Adam is the first human being who represents all humanity, and all humanity is descended from Adam. Adam/humanity is first created in the image and likeness of God (Genesis 1:26), from his beginning being in loving supernaturally-adopted family relationship with God which made Adam "the son of God" (Luke 3:38). Noting that later on Genesis 9:6 refers to mankind (Hebrew adam) being in the image of God only, the Early Church Fathers understood that the likeness of God was what Adam lost through his Original Sin, which Jesus Christ "the New Adam" restores to humanity redeemed in Him: the indwelling Holy Spirit of supernatural adoption into God's Family. We are supernaturally adopted by God when His Divine Holy Spirit of Love dwells within us, meaning His own very Divine Life of Love is in us which makes us part of His Family. The loving family relationship with God Adam the Head of the Human Race was created with but lost is restored in Jesus "the New Adam," the new Head of Humanity Redeemed in Him (though we still await the redemption of our bodies in the final resurrection, and until that Eternal Covenant era New Covenant Christians still struggle with sin – Romans 8:22,23, 7:14-25). The Early Church Fathers saw the image of God which remained even after Adam's Fall from Grace as the Eternal Spiritual Soul which distinguishes humanity from animals and makes us still capable, once redeemed in Jesus the New Adam, of living eternally with God as He intended when He created humanity.


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YOGA FOR WRITERS
AutumnalEquinox
Thank you, Psaltery & Lyre, for accepting "Words for Levitation" and giving it such a timely publication in your on-line journal. I am thrilled to celebrate the return of fall and the harvest moon with poetry, although to tell you the truth, the poem began more as an ode to God than to nature. Same diff, huh?
"Jellyfish", West Texas Literary Review
"As Above, So Below"
"esperar", Firefly Magazine
"Choke", SWWIM Every Day, April 5, 2018
"Kuebiko", Clockhouse
Maura Snell, Poetry Editor over at The Tishman Review has printed an homage I wrote, "After Tomaz Salamun's 'I Have a Horse'" in her Craft Talk blog. It's a lengthy article, made more worth the read because my poem comes at the end! Here's a sample:
I do not have a cottage in the wood. I walk by this cottage I do not have
on my way home most afternoons. I do not have
the slightest idea.
Kind of a Hurricane Press' 2015 Best of anthology, Storm Cycle. includes "Fairy Tales 101: The Rules", the poem they nominated for a PUSHCART PRIZE!!
The Bookends Review put "Iceland" up on their chock-full-a-goodness website. This is one of the crux poems in my most recently completed chapbook, "Tea Songs in the Kavarna". Click just one page back to read one of its love songs with a twist.
You can pre-order your copy of Celtic Family magazine here. See that tiny line on the lower left hand corner about "Celtic Poetry"? That'd be referring to my poem, "Ancestry." Lullabies, Selkies, the Vltava River and the Appalachians - that about sums it up.
All We Can Hold; a collection of poetry on motherhood chose a piece about my son Forrest called "Spy." This collection includes poems by Sherman Alexie, Chanel Brenner, Beth-Ann Fennelly, Rachel Zucker, fellow Minervas, and MOI.
Young son, the world is not enough for you.
Choose Atlas. Choose Henley's Invictus. Choose master, captain
of your soul. Choose kind and true and wisely.
Choose Not content to watch but to discover.
Spy inside my house: Live your cover.
Bear the Pall; Stories & Poems about the Loss of a Parent
This poignant collection, now available on amazon, contains two poems about the loss of my mother, "Instructions for Forgetting Her" and "Thief, I Know Your Name."
Twice Upon a Time from Kind of a Hurricane Press
Authors featured in this anthology were instructed to "let our imaginations run wild with childhood memories, delve into the depths of, and if necessary, even re-create fairytales."
I was honored that my poem, "Fairy Tales 101: Rules for Living Blue" was selected as the featured poem in the collection.
No cure exists for stolen wings,
lost tongues,
blue burns,
or the curse
of being written into a fairy tale
where rules are not only broken
but made to be so.
It's always fun to see your name in print, and feels good when it's out there touting someone else. Clicking around some of my favorite other small press publishers, I found this: http://www.goodmorningmenagerie.com/series-3--corey--cummings.html
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Mar 29 The Spotlight: Joel Coen will direct Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand in 'Macbeth,' Tom Hanks to play Elvis' manager in biopic and Marc Maron says Joker is a character study of mental illness
From A24. Joel Coen Will Direct 'Macbeth' Starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand.
Perfect. Tom Hanks to Play Elvis Presley's Manager in Baz Luhrmann's Next Film.
'Intimate and gritty.' Marc Maron says Joker movie is a character study of a mentally ill person.
Take your time. X-Men Producer Says Disney Is 'Evaluating' Gambit Movie.
'My hat comes off to all of you.' Ridley Scott Praises Students for 'Alien' Stage Show, Offers Funds for Encore Performance.
Moondog and Lingerie.
The lack of a sequel.
Code switching.
Generations of hipsters coming together.
You had me at Se7en.
Educate yourself.
New new.
New poster for 'Avengers: Endgame' features fallen characters from Thanos' Snap. pic.twitter.com/xWhZhHRNpz
— Lights, Camera, Pod (@LightsCameraPod) March 28, 2019
Don't spoil it.
The Russo brothers on #AvengersEndgame spoilers — 'You're going to want to protect yourself ... I encourage people to go opening weekend because I'm sure everything is going to hit the internet the moment the movie hits the screen'
(via @BoxOffice) pic.twitter.com/VMR1JTu0aM
— Fandom (@getFANDOM) March 28, 2019
Students at North Bergen High School in New Jersey recently put on an AMAZING production of #Alien. Hollywood noticed. And so did... the Queen. pic.twitter.com/u3iNOgk8Pr
— Alien (@AlienAnthology) March 28, 2019
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— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) March 28, 2019
Who knew @TomHolland1996 would be my ride around town? pic.twitter.com/ZZ2sAysuWg
— Robert Downey Jr (@RobertDowneyJr) March 28, 2019
On the move.
The #Rickmobile is heading North… pic.twitter.com/RvTSQ0f5lo
— RICKMOBILE (@rickmobile) March 28, 2019
Angelina Jolie in Talks to Join MCU? | SJU
Will the First Jedi Temple Appear in the Benioff and Weiss Films? - Jedi Council
The Tim Ferriss Show | Neil Gaiman — The Interview I've Waited 20 Years To Do
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Mar 30 Netflix's 'LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS' shorts, ranked
Mar 28 The Spotlight: Angelina Jolie in talks to join 'The Eternals,' the leaked 'Star Wars: Episode IX' poster hints at plot reveals and 'The Matrix' producers originally offered Neo to Sandra Bullock


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Who is Jack Sepple?(Mormon teenager, 19, who had 'never left Canada' was stabbed to death in Essex cul-de-sac after flying to visit online boyfriend in UK ) Wiki, Bio, Age, Instagram, Twitter & Quick Facts
Jack Sepple Wiki
Jack Sepple Biography
Who is Jack Sepple ?
A Mormon teenager who had "never left Canada" was stabbed to death in an Essex cul-de-sac after flying to visit her boyfriend online in the UK as he appears in court charged with his murder.
Ashley Wadsworth, 19, was discovered after a "riot" in an apartment block in Chelmsford at 4 p.m. m. Tuesday after neighbors called the police.
Despite the efforts of paramedics, the teenager from Vernon, British Columbia, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Jack Sepple Arrested and Charged
Her 23-year-old boyfriend, Jack Sepple, of Chelmsford, Essex, was arrested at the scene and charged with her murder.
He appeared at Colchester Magistrates Court today wearing a gray sweater and trousers.
Sepple was placed on remand after the brief hearing and is due to appear at Chelmsford Crown Court on Friday.
Mrs. Wadsworth had converted to the Church of Latter Day Saints at the age of 18 and was described by her partner Daniel Seaman as a "woman of great faith" who "even wanted to share her faith with her boyfriend" .
The teenager, who had never left Canada before but was said to want to escape 'small town life', had flown to the UK to be with Sepple on November 12 last year, and was due to fly home to see to his family this week. .
The couple had met through an online dating app.
Mrs Wadsworth's heartbroken older sister Hailey vowed to get justice for her brother, writing on Facebook: "I love you so much girl you are the best little sister I could ever ask for."
before he had said: 'My poor little sister, we will get justice, girl, I love you so much that I miss you every day, your queer loves you.'
Mrs. Wadsworth had posted a picture of herself with Jack on Facebook on Sunday night and turned the picture of her into her profile picture.
She had previously posted pictures of the couple smiling and enjoying sightseeing trips around Chelmsford and London.
The couple enjoyed a day out in the capital on January 9 to celebrate Jack's birthday, visiting Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.
During her trip to the UK, Ms. Wadsworth visited dozens of famous sights, including Buckingham Palace and London's Big Ben.
She also joined the Sepple family on a trip to the historic town of Rye in East Sussex.
On Wednesday, friends of Ms. Wadsworth posted Facebook tributes to her.
Larissa Kontos, a friend of Ms Wadsworth's sister, described the teenager as a "beautiful and loving soul".
Mrs. Kontos wrote on Facebook: "She had a ticket for this Thursday to go home to the people who love her very much."
Mrs Wadsworth's aunt, Rosie Turcotte, wrote on Facebook
Ms Kontos added: 'She was a 19-year-old beautiful soul. She had a ticket for this Thursday to go home with people who love her very much.
Mrs Wadsworth's aunt, Rosie Turcotte, wrote on Facebook: "I am so angry, sad and f*cking angry.
'I want to say so much right now, but mom always said if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.
'Another special angel left too soon.'
A neighbour, who asked not to be identified, said: "The police were called yesterday afternoon and the whole street was packed with officers."
"We were able to see the paramedics go into the living room of the house and they were working on someone for a while.
"They took the young woman to the street just outside the property and were continuing to try to save her.
The police spoke of stab wounds. She looks like she was the victim of a frenzied attack. But the doctors could not save her. It was horrible to watch.
Friends have paid more heartbreaking tributes to Ashley on Facebook in the last 24 hours.
Tianna Kowalchuk, who described Ashley as her best friend, said: "I'm sorry that I or anyone else couldn't do more to help you." But God has you in his hands now, we have you in our hearts forever.'
Another friend, Mackenzie Palm, wrote: 'Since 7th grade, you have been my best friend, my family and my rock.
"We went through so many phases together, we did so many dumb things together. We made so many memories.
A third friend, Maleea Ames, said: 'Ashley Wadsworth, I remember meeting you for the first time when we sat together in the beauty salon talking about life and summer and everything.
"You were so incredibly sweet and beautiful and literally an angel."
Quick and Facts
Ashley Wadsworth, 19, was found dead following a 'disturbance' in Chelmsford
Jack Sepple, 23, was arrested at the scene and has been charged with murder
Sepple, of Chelmsford, appeared at Colchester Magistrates' Court today
He was remanded in custody to appear at Chelmsford Crown Court on Friday
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Karel van Wolferen (born 1941) is a Dutch journalist, writer and professor, who is particularly recognised for his knowledge of Japanese politics, economics, history and culture.

Career as journalist, writer and academic
After finishing high school, he traveled to the Middle East, India and South East Asia, and from 1962 to the 1990s, he was based in Japan. In 1972, he became a correspondent for the  authoritative Dutch daily NRC Handelsblad, reporting from many countries in Asia. In 1987, he received the highest Dutch award for journalism for his articles on the People Power Revolution of 1986 in the Philippines (an uprising that forced President Ferdinand Marcos to flee the country).

His book writing career began in 1969, when he was commissioned to do a study on student radicalism in the West. The result was published as Student Revolutionaries of the Sixties, reviewed by the International Herald Tribune as "the best introduction to the subject".

After a career as foreign correspondent, he wrote The Enigma of Japanese Power, first published in 1989, which has sold well over 650,000 copies in 11 languages. In Japan this book received enormous attention. The Asahi Shimbun called it "an elaborate and persuasive study, sharply and careful analyzing a multitude of aspects of Japanese reality".  The Financial Times wrote, "This most thoughtful of books works because it is serious, well informed and, above all, objective".

Since writing Enigma, van Wolferen has authored more than 15 books published in Japanese that explore details of political, economic, social and historical aspects of the Japanese power system. His books have sold more than one million copies altogether. His analyses and policy suggestions have influenced Japanese critics and policymakers, including the reformist politicians who emerged after the election upset in 1993. Some of the same politicians now form the core of the Democratic Party of Japan that won elections in 2009.

He was made University Professor of Comparative Political and Economic Institutions at the University of Amsterdam in 1997. Since then he has continued to write books and articles for Japanese readers. He divides his time between East Asia and the Netherlands.

In 2005, together with NRC Handelsblad reporter Jan Sampiemon, Van Wolferen wrote Een keerpunt in de vaderlandse geschiedenis (Dutch: "A turning point in the history of the fatherland"). Its secondary title is "A manifesto to the Dutch people".

Despite the 'fatherland' in the title referring to the Netherlands, the book is mostly about the changes in the foreign policies of the United States since the presidency of George W. Bush and its effects on the Atlantic Alliance.

Political views since the 1990s
Van Wolferen rejects the global political role of the US since the 1990s and criticizes, particularly in the Russo-Ukrainian War, both the lack of objectivity and independence of European countries and the coordination of the media in their adaptation to the political objectives of the United States.

Van Wolferen believes the terror attacks on 9-11 and MH17 were false flag attacks and believes Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth and globalresearch tell the truth on these topics. He also believes the official clarifications about 7 July 2005 London bombings and Charlie Hebdo are polluted with misinformation.

In 2020 Van Wolferen founded conspiracy newspaper Gezond Verstand (Common Sense), which among others claimed the COVID epidemic was fabricated. The University of Amsterdam officially distanced itself from their former employee after its publication, citing Van Wolferen was "ruining the trust in scientific research and the spread of factual information, for example when it comes to Corona." Van Wolferen claimed journalists accusing him of spreading conspiracies are "executing orders from the CIA".

Published books
 Student Revolutionaries of the Sixties – 1970, Oost-West Publishing
 Van Eyck to Brueghel, the Renaissance of the North – 1970, Tudor Publishing Company
 Ooggetuigenverslag van een Wonderbaarlijke Omwenteling: De revolutie van Marcos tot Aquino
Translated Dutch title: Eyewitness Account of a Remarkable Turn: The Revolution from Marcos to Aquino – 1987, NRC Handelsblad
 Nihon / kenryoku-kōzō no nazo – 1990, Hayakawa Shobō (Japanese translation by Masaru Shinohara)

English title: The Enigma of Japanese Power – 1989, Alfred A. Knopf
 Nihon wo dō suru!? Akirameru mae ni, 144 no gimon
Translated Japanese title: What to do with Japan!? Before giving up, examining 144 issues – 1991, Hayakawa Shobō (Japanese translation by Masaru Shinohara)
 Tami wa oroka ni tamote - Nihon kanryō, daishinbun no honne

English title: Keeping the People Ignorant: The Hidden Agenda of Japanese Bureaucrats and News Papers – 1994, Shōgakukan (Japanese translation by Masaru Shinohara)
 Ningen wo kōfuku ni shinai Nihon to iu shisutemu

English title: The False Realities of a Politicized Society – 1994, Mainichi Shinbun Sha (Japanese translation by Masaru Shinohara)
 Nihon no chishikijin e

English title: To the Japanese intellectuals – 1995, Mado Sha (Japanese translation by Hiroshi Nishioka, Yasuo Nakamura and Masaru Shinohara)
 Shihaisha wo shihai seyo - senkyō / senkyōgo

English title: How to Control Japanese Power Holders; The Election and What Comes After It – 1996, Mainichi Shinbun Sha (Japanese translation by Susumu Ōhara)
 Naze nihonjin wa nihon wo ai senai no ka - Kono fukō na kuni no yukue
English title: Why Can't the Japanese Love Japan? The Direction this Unhappy Country is headed – 1998, Mainichi Shinbun Sha (Japanese translation by Susumu Ōhara)
 Okore! Nihon no Chūryūkaikyū

English title: Bourgeoisie - The Missing Element in Japanese Political Culture – 1999, Mainichi Shinbun Sha (Japanese translation by Chikara Suzuki)
 Amerika wo shiawase ni shi, sekai wo fukō ni suru fujōri na shikumi
Translated Japanese title: The absurd system that makes the United States happy and the rest of the world miserable – 2000, Daiyamondo Sha (Japanese translation by

Norimasa Fukushima)
 Nihon to iu kuni wo anata no mono ni suru tame ni

English title: Can Japanese People Control Their Own Fate? – 2001, Kadokawa Shoten (Japanese translation by Kiyomi Fujii)
 Kaiketsu Wolferen no nihon-waido-gekijō

English title: Japanese Kaleidoscope – 2001, Prejidento Sha (Japanese translation by Kiyomi Fujii)
 Worufuren kyōju no yasashii nihonkeizai
Translated Japanese title: Japanese Economics Made Easy with Professor Van Wolferen – 2002, Daiyamondo Sha (Japanese translation by Kiyomi Fujii)
 Bushu / Sekai wo kowashita kenryoku no jijitsu

English title: George W. Bush and the Destruction of World Order – 2003, PHP Kenkyūsho (Japanese translation by Kiyomi Fujii)
 Amerika kara no dokuritsu ga nihonjin wo shiawase ni suru

English title: Genuine Japanese Independence - A Necessity! – 2003, Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha
 Sekai no ashita ga kessuru hi - beidaitōryō-sengo no sekai wa dō naru no ka?
English title: The Day When the Future of the World will be Decided - How the Outcome of the United States Presidential Election will Shape the World – 2004, Kadokawa

Shoten (Japanese translation by Junko Kawakami)
 Sekai ga nihon wo mitomeru hi - Mō amerika no zokkoku de iru hitsuyō wa nai
English title: The Day that the World Can Take Japan Seriously Again – Japan no longer needs to be an American dependency – 2005, PHP Kenkyūsho (Japanese

translation by Kiyomi Fujii)
 Nenshū sanbyaku manen - Nihonjin no tame no kōfukuron (in collaboration with Takuro Morinaga)
Translated Japanese title: The age of the 3 million yen annual income - A discussion on how the Japanese people can attain happiness – 2005, Daiyamondo Sha
 Een Keerpunt in de Vaderlandse Geschiedenis (in collaboration with Jan Sampiemon)
Translated Dutch title: A Turning-Point in National History – 2005, J.M. Meulenhoff – Amsterdam
 Japan shisutemu no gisō to hakai - Shiawase wo ubawareta "hatarakiari-kokka"-nihon (in collaboration with Benjamin Fulford)
Translated Japanese title: The Deceit and Destruction of the System called Japan - A Nation of Worker Ants deprived of Happiness – 2006, Tokuma Shoten
 Mō hitotsu no sakoku - Nihon wa sekai de koritsu suru

English title: Sakoku by other means - Japan will become isolated from the world – 2006, Kadokawa Shoten (Japanese translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Nihonjin dake ga shiranai amerika no sekaishihai no owari

English title: The end of American Hegemony – 2007, Tokuma Shoten (Japanese translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Amerika to tomo ni shizumiyuku jiyūsekai

English title: America's Tragedy and the Blind Free World – 2010, Tokuma Shoten (Japanese translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Dare ga Ozawa Ichirō wo korosu no ka? – Kakusakusha naki inbō

English title: The Character Assassination of Ozawa Ichiro – 2011, Kadokawa Shoten (Japanese translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Kono kuni wa mada daijōbu ka? (in collaboration with Eiji Ōshita)
Translated Japanese title: Has this country lost its marbles? – 2012, Seishi Sha
 Nihon wo oikomu itsutsu no wana

English title: The Five Traps Surrounding Japan – 2012, Kadokawa Shoten (Japanese translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Jinbutsu-hakai - Dare ga Ozawa Ichirō wo korosu no ka?
English title: The Character Assassination of Osawa Ichiro (Edited and supplemented reprint of the 2011 original edition) – 2012, Kadokawa Shoten (Japanese translation by

Minoru Inoue)
 Imada ningen wo kōfuku ni shinai Nihon to iu shisutemu
English title: The False Realities of a Politicized Society (Edited, supplemented and retranslated reprint of the 1994 original edition) – 2012, Kadokawa Sofia Bunko (Japanese

translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Dokuritsu no shikō - Amerika wa nihon wo mamotte kurenai (in collaboration with Ukeru Magosaki)
Translated Japanese title: Contemplating on independence - The United States doesn't protect Japan – 2013, Kadokawa Gakugei Shuppan
 Nihon ni sukū yottsu no kaibutsu

English title: Political Monsters in and around Abe's Japan – 2014, Kadokawa Gakugei Shuppan (Japanese translation by Minoru Inoue)
 Itsuwari no sengo-nihon (in collaboration with Satoshi Shirai)

English title: Fake Post-war of Japan – 2014, Kadokawa Gakugei Shuppan

See also
The Enigma of Japanese Power

Notes

External links
 Karel van Wolferen's website

1941 births
Living people
Dutch journalists
Academic staff of the University of Amsterdam
Dutch conspiracy theorists
Dutch newspaper editors
Dutch reporters and correspondents
Writers from Rotterdam
Historians of Japan

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