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"We are at their mercy,'' lamented Rajesh Sehgal, a resident of Mayur Vihar Phase II neighbourhood in east Delhi. "The number of monkeys in the locality has increased beyond control in the past couple of years." Pic by AFP in 2006, Rajpath, New Delhi.
It took me a week and three incidents to identify the culprit. I had kept a bucket of household waste just outside the main entrance of my third-floor apartment so that the collector could take it away. One recent afternoon, the collector knocked on my door to show me something. I was horrified. The waste materials were scattered all over the stairs as if it had been done by a monkey. Or could it be the work of the dog that always sleeps at the main entrance three stories below? I wasn't sure. But last week, I saw him live in action, playing with my kitchen waste, scattering it all over—like a monkey. The culprit was indeed a monkey.
For the first time in 20 months, I got the taste of living in Delhi. A bad taste it was, but perhaps not so bad compared to what residents of many other neighborhoods in Delhi are experiencing. Monkeys are creating havoc in their daily lives. "We are at their mercy,'' lamented Rajesh Sehgal, a resident of Mayur Vihar Phase II neighbourhood in east Delhi. Sehgal is also vice president of the area's Residents Welfare Association. "The number of monkeys in the locality has increased beyond control in the past couple of years," he told The Times of India last week.
In June, a monkey entered a high security Metro train in Northwest Delhi and delayed the service by 15 minutes. No one was harmed, but members of the Central Industrial Security Force had to intervene to get the monkey out of the train. A cell phone captured the simian's antics that were fun to watch later on TV, but Metro officials were not amused. "The animal caused a flutter among passengers with everybody running helter-skelter," NDTV quoted an anonymous Metro official as saying.
In a city where 15 million humans live, one could argue, the estimated 10,000 monkeys could hardly create problems. But the disruptive activities of monkeys have discouraged the humans in Delhi to share the city with the primates. Otherwise, sharing was what the monkeys and descendants of apes have been doing since long. Recently unveiled fossils have revealed that the last ancestor shared by monkeys and humans probably lived between 28 and 24 million years ago, several million years later than previously thought.
Contradictions in human-simian relationships is clearly evident in Delhi. This city and its Hindu majority residents consider monkeys as gods (Jai Hanuman!) and treat them with varieties of food in temples every week. The Hanuman Temple in Connaught Place, which is believed to have been set up (not in its current form though) by the Pandavas in the Mahabharata days, is always crowded with devotees.
On the other hand, Delhi has waged a war against its tailed gods. Authorities have hired several monkey catchers in the past to get the city rid of annoying baandars. It was in 2007, not now, that Delhi became really angry with monkeys as it lost one of its leaders in a simian assault. Deputy Mayor S.S. Bajwa died of head injuries after falling from the terrace of his house following an attack by monkeys, a Press Trust of India report of Oct. 21, 2007 said. The 52-year-old from Anand Vihar was admitted to hospital with multiple injuries, but his condition deteriorated leading to his death the next morning. Bajwa, a businessman and Delhi BJP vice president, was walking on the terrace of the first floor of his house when the monkeys attacked him making him lose his balance and fall from the terrace, said the report.
Incidents like that forced a furious court in Delhi to order the authorities to make the city free of monkeys. But monkeys, it seems, hardly care about what human courts want. Efforts to chase them from Delhi have failed. A recent report prepared by a German GTZ-sponsored project identified the reason. "Monkey catching in Delhi has not been successful," it noted. "It is estimated that there are approximately 10,000 monkeys in Delhi. There are about 365 villages around Delhi's jungles. The human population is expanding leading to encroachment upon the natural habitat of the monkeys. People need to be trained in monkey catching." Going by the report, it seems, monkeys that have been displaced from the jungle do have valid reasons to swarm into human settlements. Otherwise, why would the relationship between the gods and their devotees who share a common ancestor sour so much? After all, in some other South Asian cities like Kathmandu, humans and monkeys (of Pashupati and Swayambhu) have always lived in perfect harmony.


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(The Associated Press circulated the following article on June 3.)
WASHINGTON -- The government plans two new experiments to determine the feasibility of security checks for rail passengers and their bags.
Beginning next week, the Transportation Security Administration will screen checked baggage that goes onto the five long-distance Amtrak trains that depart Washington's Union Station every weekday. Screeners will use some combination of X-ray machines, bomb-sniffing dogs and handheld wands that can sense minute traces of explosives.
Next month, the TSA will screen passengers as they board trains. Plans call for people to enter through the rear car, where they'll be checked for explosives before moving forward to their seats. It's expected screeners will use an X-ray machine for carry-on baggage and a portal that ``sniffs'' the air around a person for explosive residue. It isn't yet clear which trains will be selected for the passenger test.
Easy access to trains and train platforms make them vulnerable to terrorist attacks. The FBI and the Homeland Security Department have warned that terrorists might strike trains and buses in major U.S. cities using bombs concealed in bags or luggage.
The TSA's efforts to improve rail safety were given a push by the March 11 railway bombing in Madrid that killed 191 people and injured thousands.
Last month the agency completed the first phase of its experiment. For a month, passengers at a suburban Maryland station went through airport-style screenings. The TSA is analyzing the results, said Homeland Security Department spokesman Dennis Murphy.
James Carafano, a homeland security expert with the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation, said the TSA is taking a responsible approach to rail security.
``They've looked to pilot programs to do a common-sense test, which is infinitely better than rolling something out and having it be wrong or having enormous unintended consequences,'' Carafano said.
Though it's unlikely that TSA would ever try to screen all passengers and all bags on all railroads -- let alone transit systems -- the agency could later use the techniques it's testing when there's a specific threat or for special events, Carafano said.
``It's another tool in the kit bag for the day the terrorists do something you didn't anticipate,'' he said.
Some in Congress believe the TSA isn't doing enough to secure railways. In April, a Senate committee approved spending more than $1 billion to protect railroads and mass transit systems from terrorist attacks.
Two weeks ago, the Homeland Security Department ordered railway operators to designate security coordinators, remove trash cans in some places, conduct inspections and ask passengers and employees to report unattended property or suspicious behavior.
Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, said in a speech on Wednesday the order was designed to ``cover their bureaucratic backsides'' because it reflected actions already taken.


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Comedian Phil Kay's crowdfunded anarchic autobiography was inspired by rock bands and British holiday camps
You could be forgiven for thinking that being the creator of new Edinburgh Fringe venue Bob's Bookshop must have gone to comedian Bob Slayer's head.
Yesterday, he began a Kickstarter crowdfinding campaign to publish comedian Phil Kay's autobiography.
There are 17 levels of pledges running from £5 (for which you get an eBook of the opus) through £25 (you get a signed, numbered and personalised hardback copy with a doodle and note from Phil in the front and your name printed in the book itself) up to £1,001 (for which you can get pretty much whatever you want to get).
The Kickstarter campaign aims to raise £3,333 and will run until 7.00pm UK time on 7th July – that is, 7 on the 7th of the 7th.
The book will be published on 1st August and be on sale in Bob's Bookshop in Edinburgh and elsewhere
"So," I said to Bob when I met him, "Phil Kay's never written a book and you know nothing about publishing."
"Well," said Bob "you COULD start from that angle. But I do know about putting out records and we are working with Nick Awde who you blogged about a few days ago and who does know a lot about publishing through his Desert Hearts and Bennett & Bloom publishing companies."
"So Phil Kay's book will be published by…?" I asked.
Bob Slayer – He aims to get a head in publishing
"We will do it as a Heroes imprint because our stage shows are promoted as Heroes of Comedy/Heroes of Fringe," Bob told me. "Part of the inspiration for doing the Heroes shows was that, in 2009, I saw Phil Kay's show at the Fringe."
"When last heard of," I pointed out, "you were writing your own book about your exploits in Australia last year with Gary The Goat."
"I was trying to finish my books," said Bob, "but I got very busy doing other things and happened to mention to Phil Kay that I was chatting to Nick Awde about putting out books by comedians and he said Funny you should say that; I've just sacked my literary agent because they looked at what I'd done and asked if I could make it more coherent. What the agent was really saying was could Phil follow the agent's idea of coherence."
In the Kickstarter pitch, Phil Kay says: "Books are expressions of newness, of self. I am doing what I consider coherent."
Book is not normal. Nor is its author. Wholly Viable Phil Kay
"This is not a normal biography," Bob told me. "It's a collection of wonderful stories with Phil's life philosophy in it. Like he says: "Imagine what you'd get up to if your job was telling tales of what you'd been getting up to… What would a man do with the blessing to do anything and be paid to retell it..?
"In the book, he talks about how, if he's on the way to any gig, it has the potential to be the best gig in the world.
"If you stick to a script, you can only be as good as that script is. You are saving yourself from being worse than that script is; you will give an adequate performance. But, if you have a fluidity in what you are performing, you have got the potential for that gig to be the best gig in the world, because there's no upper limit."
A Phil Kay show – blink and you'll very likely miss something
"Well, Phil's gigs are never less than unique and very interesting," I said.
"Everyone has a story about Phil," enthused Bob. "The follow-up book might be a compilation of all the people who have wonderful Phil Kay stories. Quite a bit of the book was written when Phil Kay was sharing accommodation with Phil Nichol."
"Bloody hell!" I said. "That must have been an interesting slice of life."
"Doing books this way – independently," explained Bob, "is like my Heroes venue at the Edinburgh Fringe. We cut out the middle man and put out things which are truly creative and original. It's more like a collective.
"I used to work in the music industry and saw it go through a massive change – and change was an opportunity for different people to come along and do things differently.
"A friend of mine was a roadie for Marillion, a then long-forgotten band who were still touring, still putting out albums and selling maybe 100,000 copies and they, really, were the first band to do crowdfunding. Their record sales were going down, but they still had this hardcore fanbase who would organise themselves on a messageboard.
Marillion in 2007 owed some of their renewed success to fans
"There were a bunch of American fans saying: Why don't you come to America? Marillion told them: We can't get the tour support. We can't afford to. And the fans said: Well, if we can cover the cost, would you come? And Marillion went: Well, yes, of course, but…
"So these fans emailed round their usergroup – remember this is back around 1999 or 2000 – and they raised enough money to fly the band over. The tour got put together and the band decided to record a live album during the tour to give to all the people who had paid in advance. That was the start of Marillion crowdfunding and the fans said: What can we do to help you next?
"So Marillion said: Right. Instead of haggling with a record label over budgets, will you help to fund our next album?
"I certainly know that, with their second crowdfunded album, they raised half a million pounds and a single from the album went Top Ten in the UK charts.
"They now run Marillion weekenders at Pontins Holiday Camps. They take them over completely and it becomes Marillion's holiday camp for the weekend. They play entire albums live and do requests.
"All Tomorrow's Parties were the first people to do that: to realise what a great place to do a festival a holiday camp is, with everybody totally into the same thing.
"With Marillion, it wasn't just about getting money. It was about finding people who went: Wow! We've given ourselves the chance to see Marillion live!
"That lead to crowdfunding for other bands and Amanda Palmer and so on and Radiohead doing their own thing.
Bob Slayer managed Electric Eel Shock
"I suggested crowdfunding to a Japanese band I was managing – Electric Eel Shock – and they said: Oh, it's OK for Marillion: they've already got a fanbase. But then their record label started to really mess us about and I needed to raise £10,000 in two weeks to get us out of this record deal and I just emailed the fans, told them why we needed the money and I said: I need 100 fans to give £100 and you'll be on the Electric Eel Shock guestlist for life. And we got the money straight away.
"After that, I did other crowdfunding and advised on Public Enemy's crowdfunding.
"In comedy, we've seen similar things with Louis CK and Bo Burnham. Look what Paul Foot's doing now.
Paul Foot shares secret gigs with his fans
"He's doing his Secret Gigs, which is wonderful for just connecting with his audience, because you can only go to the gigs if you've already been to a previous Paul Foot gig. He says: We don't want people in here unless they are confirmed Paul Foot fans. It takes half an hour to get into the venue because Paul chats to everybody and processes them for five minutes and then seats them and asks them what they've been up to. And fans get to know each other: Oh. How many times have you seen him? Those things are three hours of Paul Foot: they are the equivalent of the Marillion weekender.
"When we put Electric Eel Shock fans on the guestlist for life, the motivation was just to get immediate money, but the result was much more than that. Instead of coming to see them once, when they did a ten-day gig of the UK, people would say to each other: How many gigs have you been to? How many COUNTRIES have you been to to see them?
"Their Ichiban Fan – Number One Fan – was the first fan to see them on four continents and he eventually became their tour manager."
"And the title of Phil Kay's book?" I asked.
"The Wholly Viable," said Bob. "And I know from experience that it is."
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Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence
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Review ARTICLE Provisionally accepted The full-text will be published soon. Notify me
Front. Artif. Intell. | doi: 10.3389/frai.2019.00012
Artificial Intelligence based approaches to identify molecular determinants of exceptional health and life span
Nalini Raghavachari1* and Jason Moore2
1National Institutes of Health (NIH), United States
2University of Pennsylvania, United States
Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful approach for integrated analysis of the rapidly growing volume of multi-omics data, predicting disease risk, identification of potential therapeutic targets and many other research and clinical tasks. However, the potential for AI to facilitate the identification of factors contributing to human health and life span and their translation into novel interventions for healthy aging remains to be fully exploited. As researchers on aging acquire large scale data both in human cohorts and model organisms, emerging opportunities exist for the application of AI approaches to untangle the complex physiologic process(es) that modulate health and life span. It is expected that efficient and novel data mining tools that could unravel molecular mechanisms and causal pathways associated with exceptional health and life span could accelerate the discovery of novel therapeutics for healthy aging. Keeping this in mind, the National Institute on Aging (NIA) convened an interdisciplinary workshop titled "Contributions of Artificial Intelligence to Research on Determinants and Modulation of Health Span and Life Span" in August 2018. The workshop involved experts in the fields of aging, comparative biology, cardiology, cancer, and computational science/AI to brainstorm ideas on how AI can be leveraged for the analyses of large-scale data sets from human epidemiological studies and animal/model organisms to close the current knowledge gaps in processes that drive exceptional longevity. This report summarizes the discussions and recommendations from the workshop on future application of AI approaches to advance our understanding of human health and life span.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, Health and life span, GWAS, Protective factors, systems approach, Target identification, machine learning, deep learning, comparative biology
Received: 02 Apr 2019; Accepted: 08 Jul 2019.
Enrico Capobianco, University of Miami, United States
Marian Beekman, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands
Laura I. Furlong, Mar Institute of Medical Research (IMIM), Spain
Copyright: © 2019 Raghavachari and Moore. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) and the copyright owner(s) are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice. No use, distribution or reproduction is permitted which does not comply with these terms.
* Correspondence: Mx. Nalini Raghavachari, National Institutes of Health (NIH), Bethesda, United States, nraghavachari@mail.nih.gov


Törggelen in the Eisacktal – Only the thought let people's mouth water far over the Alpine region, evokes memories of autumnal exhilarating excursions and of a stop in a typical South Tyrolean farm tavern with all the delicacies and specialties waiting there. If there is an overarching term for South Tyrolean way of life, for the joy of celebration, the lived traditions and warm hospitality, it's probably our Törggelen. In Brixen and its surroundings you have arrived in the stronghold of this beautiful custom. And our Trametsch hut will welcome you in a hearty tavern, as it befits to the Törggelen time. Do you want to enjoy a variety of dining experiences from the Eisack valley, to socializing, music and good entertainment? Visit us next Törggelen in Brixen and enjoy our delicacies!
During Törggelen time in the Eisack valley- as the good tradition wants- you hike in September and October by our wine villages. It goes by the farms of busily engaged wine growers. Everywhere lure taverns where you can taste the new wine and the grape juice (Sußer). In this occasion also savory specialties are awarded, for which our cuisine of the Eisack valley is so famous. Originally, this tradition has developed from the custom of our winemakers in autumn in South Tyrol of celebrating the completed vintage in cheerful round. This concerned mainly the farmers, their families, their neighbors and their reading helpers. The really private ceremony took place first in their own wine cellar – let say, right next to the bulging barrels. Sometime proper court festivities were organized in the open air and in taverns. And because it attracted more and more visitors, the Törggelen turned in Eisack valley into a custom for all those who appreciate a good wine and a delicious meal. In our wonderful wine region some good vines grow, whose sparkling juice also can be enjoyed on our table like in a traditional tavern.
And where does the term "Törggelen" come from? In Eisack valley the grapes are pressed with a "Torggl". This is a device, mostly made of oak, whose name derives from the Latin "torculum" (rotary press). The wine pressing itself can be also generated by leverage and is a strenuous task for several strong men who have to do in up to eight hours. So you can imagine that they cannot miss a rich strengthening and a refreshing drink after Törggelen.
To a lively Törggelen table round, next wine and grape juice, belong also South Tyrolean bread, bacon and smoked sausages, roasted chestnuts and nuts, and many other hot and cold South Tyrolean specialties. In our tavern we spoil you for example with homemade bacon dumplings, ravioli or homemade sausage with sauerkraut which we prepare with love following old recipes, which are typical for the Törggelen in Brixen. Many of our guests come specifically because of the delicious temptations that can be found like this only with us at the Trametsch hut and whose ingredients often come from the farm. Why not to combine your walk on the Plose or mountain bike ride in the Eisack valley with a retreat with us. Moreover in autumn in South Tyrol our mountain hut welcomes also closed groups of up to 60 people who want to celebrate and enjoy the Törggelen together. Please reserve early!


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English singer and songwriter Maz O'Connor has been described by The Guardian as 'one of folk's brightest young talents'. Though she grew up in the wild Lake District of the Romantic Poets, her grandparents hailed from Ireland, and these roots shine through her music. She spent her teenage years singing in folk clubs, studied literature at Cambridge and has since settled in East London: these diverse influences work together to make Maz's songwriting something unique.
After the release of her acclaimed album 'The Longing Kind' in 2016, Maz has been writing and collaborating extensively, as well as touring the U.K. and Europe, opening for such acts as David Gray, Thomas Dybdahl and Rosanne Cash. She's been commissioned to write songs for UK Parliament and The Royal Shakespeare Company, and is now working on her own piece of music theatre.
After an intense period of writing throughout 2017 and early 2018, Maz released an EP of cover songs in July entitled 'The Undercover EP', which is a collection of some of her favourite songs by other artists, from Bob Dylan to Louis Armstrong, via Greenday. She toured in support of the EP in June 2018 including appearances at Henley Festival and How the Light Gets In, and a packed show at London's The Islington.
Maz is currently working on her next album to be released in 2019; a collection of darker story songs by an artist just hitting her stride.
(from http://mazoconnor.com/)
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The Economics of Combat Sports (Part 1)
The Economics of Combat Sports Part 1 The team and I were recently up coaching and competing at the TBA World Expo, which is a large ev...
The Economics of Combat Sports
The team and I were recently up coaching and competing at the TBA World Expo, which is a large event and tournament for muay thai in Des Moines. During some of the talks we were having both at the event and during the drive home, I came up with this idea for a series of writings on how I view combat sports through the lens of economics. This will not really be about the business of combat sports, directly, even though at times we will touch on it. Instead, I am going to talk about some of the most core concepts in economics and how they relate to the story of the martial arts.
For some clarifying notes: When I talk about rational decision making or subsidizing / taxing / penalizing / rewarding things, I want you to consider this subjectively from the view point of the actor. In specific sections I will clarify this more fully, but this is an important distinction. In economics, the thinking strategy is to not judge the decisions outside the context in which the person made them and they way they viewed both their means and their ends.
Secondly, we tend to look at how humans make decisions and assess value at the margin. The more we have of a good, generally it makes one more unit of it worth less. And the less we have of a good, it means that adding one more unit of it would be worth more. To best explain this, I will use an example:
In John Wick 3 there is a scene where he is in the desert with no water. Suppose now that while wondering the desert near to die from dehydration, someone asked you what you would trade for a gallon of water. The value with be near infinite to you. Now, suppose you already had 10 gallons of water. Whats the value now of an additional gallon? What if you had 100 gallons? Would at some point having more water be considered bad?
One other thing of note is to define scarcity and cost. For now it will be enough to say that everything has scarcity. We have, as a society, limited resources and unlimited wants. You may think that some resources are infinite, but the use of such resources to meet an end always as an opportunity cost of what else that time/space could have been used for. And thus, in having a cost, is by its nature scarce.
People Respond to Incentives
In economics this is one of the most central ideas and I would be remiss to not start with and emphasize this point. In fact, its so core to the lens of thought that I will reference back to this idea in pretty much any other section - at least in some way. The idea itself is very intuitive, though making predictions and applying the idea fully is very difficult. An incentive is then, by definition, anything any alters your decisions at the margin. A reward, a rule, a law, a tax, subsidies, etc etc.
You respond to incentives every day in basically every decision you make. If your favorite food becomes cheaper, generally you don't eat less of it. You eat the same amount or more. With some careful thought you can begin to see how your view of the world around you blends with both the incentive structures outside your control and the reality of constrained optimization to create the outcomes and decisions you see as possible.
So why did the martial arts even start? Because people respond to incentives.
If you live in a small enough group of people life was probably pretty easy, as far as the decision making went, to determine how to best provide value. But when two groups of people met each other, they had to come to some decisions (I will attempt to avoid a long discussion on game theory).
1. They could attempt to seclude themselves away from the other group and go about their life unchanged.
2. They could attempt to trade.
3. They could attempt to take goods from the other group.
But this decision wasn't made in isolation. They also had to understand the other group was attempting to make the same decisions. As one group becomes more prosperous or the other group becomes less prosperous, the incentives for one group to choose option 3 become more strongly weighted. So if your group decided to spend all their time maximizing their ability to produce food and other goods, it would mean you were both an easier target and a richer target. So willingly you then would decide to forgo spending all your time hunting, fishing, and farming and instead devote a portion of that time to planning for the groups offensive and defensive capabilities.
All the farming in the world doesn't help feed the family when the guy down the road comes over and takes your family as slaves and forces you to farm for his family.
This is an easy example of constrained optimization (which will be discussed in a later part in more depth). We budget our time, which constrains our choices, between our options. We can't spend all of our time on food and all of our time on fighting, because time is scarce. If we spend all our time on fighting, we need to pillage to eat which has some pros and cons and if we spend all our time on farming we get pillaged with other guy needs to eat, which has its pros and cons. So how do we choose to a lot out time?
Eventually another sort of arrangement began to come about, one where I spend all my time farming and you spend all your time preparing for war, and if someone comes to take my food you protect it, and in payment I will make sure you don't go hungry either. There have been literally entire series of economics books written on these ideas, so instead I am going to move forward in time some, speak less generally, and talk about how we specifically got to this point in combat sports.
In feudal japan, like most societies, there were these such people who were lifetime practitioners of how to kill. What incentive structure do they face? Its easy to see that in something where the cost of failure is death, there is a heavy incentive to practice. When someone tries to pioneer an idea or technique that isn't applicable, its weeded out with violence and is unable to be passed on. In fact, even if it could be passed on, if it wasn't successful in the past for other people then the risk of continuing becomes very great. In this, battle rewards success very heavily.
The grappling portion of the Japanese arts comes from the nature of how they fought. When a man is wearing armor and has a three foot razor blade, boxing him is a losing strategy. The ability to move freely and sword fight in your armor also makes it possible for an opponent to joint lock you, a trade at the margin. It makes throws more effective than wrestling style shots, since level changes in armor are not the easiest things to accomplish. Once, when I was in the Army, I grappled another guy while we wore EOD bomb suits. This experiment really illustrated this point to me. And also image the cost of GETTING thrown! All your weight, plus your armor, plus your opponent falling onto your neck and head. These factors really emphasize controlling distance to neutralize weapons that work at contact range, controlling the position on top so that they can't escape back to their weapons, and then disabling the joints of your opponent using leverage.
It should be noted the Japanese also trained extensively in the sword and the bow, and in most cases trained more extensively with them. Looking at the above information, the reasons for why become extremely obvious. Constrained optimization again: The diminishing returns of becoming better at swordsmanship are balanced with the ability also fight in another capacity if the person attempts to either clinch with you or they are a better swordsman and you must now clinch with them.
But societies and cultures change, as do now the laws and incentives with them. Soon, this method of dealing with problems was essentially outlawed because the government 'needs' a monopoly on legitimate force to maintain power. However, the law of unintended consequences is always at work. When before the cost of failure and the cost of battle was so high, people were more careful and deliberate as to how they acted. When everyone trains to be dangerous and has the ability and willingness to actually act on it, you begin to consider you options and your attitude a bit different. By changing this, they noticed a change in their children and subsequent generations, where they had lost the respect and humility of people who grow up through a lifetime of learning through losing. This led to the creation of judo as a sport that wasn't specifically intended for use on the battlefield anymore but as a tool of character development.
Almost all martial arts follow a somewhat similar pattern and it leads to a question that must be asked both during this transition and often afterwards. How do we come up with a set of rules for our new training? Surely, before they became sports, people still trained with rules. Those rules then become the traditional structure of what makes the style of training, because contrary to what most people think: The style is a way of training not specifically a way of fighting. The end state of all of these styles originally was to win in war, what made them different was how they trained to that end. So our rules must make the training safer so we should be able to get in the most repetitions, the most live repetitions, but not create structures which reward ineffective techniques. We wouldn't want to reward the gaming of training or drilling because even distorted incentives are responded to.
The Danger of Tournaments
Competitions in martial arts and the combat sports have existed for as long as they have, or pretty close. Before you go try techniques in battle you might want to try them somewhat live at home. Even war drills and mock maneuvers are done by commanders, practicing moving their formations in preparation for the real deal. Think of the original competitions as a form of dress rehearsal.
A lot of my future examples will come from jiu-jitsu, but for now I want to talk about muay thai. It followed a very similar path as jiu-jitsu and from an early time developed a competitive aspect. People who won local fights would eventually be a city or regional champion, and those champions would fight each other for honor. The rewards on these champions were great but so was the loss of face in defeat. During peace time especially, winning these fights became the focus of a lot of individuals, because... people... respond... to... incentives. They are using a skillset they have spent their time as a soldier developing to maximize their return in peace time.
The original fights in muay thai didn't have rings or time limits. They kept going until one person was incapacitated or quit. There was no ruleset other than to win, and grappling / biting / whatever you wanted to do was not incredibly uncommon. This doesn't really promote people being able to have long careers fighting and probably discourages a lot of people then from training. So the constrained optimization problem is how do we get the most people training the safest version of this style while also maintaining its effectiveness.
The answer is straight forward but not simple. People respond to incentives.
If falling on the ground in battle meant near certain death at the hands of someone with a weapon (or a friend with a weapon), then you make it so that dumping your opponent on the ground while you remain standing over him is highly weighted on the scoring. This would apply to knock downs with your hands or feet or knocking your opponent off balance while they are attempting to performing a technique on you.
In the context of pure grappling, if you want to emphasize position control so that punches or weapons can be used, then you give more points for advanced positions. I don't need to punch you to be able to punch you, but in the absence of he ability to win via punches why would I specifically risk advancing to a position that offered me no reward? So we take away the reward of the position for safety reasons, which is to be able to strike, but replace it with a reward of another kind to still promote the methodology.
But is the primary role of a tournament, in the USA at least, meant to spread the art of muay thai? Or boxing? or jiu-jitsu? Or wrestling?
For probably all tournaments, the answer is no. The incentive structure isn't there. People go to tournaments to win prestige and medals and pay tournament promoters for that. The tournament promoter has to deal with insurance providers, commissions in some instances, and the biases of their athletes and trainers who pay them to compete.
The more divisions you can have the more chances to win so the more different people will compete. The divisions become arbitrary and tend towards increasing. Even the rules begin to change. Judo, had an issue with people from other grappling styles coming in and just double legging people and winning judo tournaments, so they banned touching the legs with your hands. This meant that to compete in judo you had to train with judo coaches and schools and athletes (and not wrestlers) and such gets more buy in now from the judo community at these pure judo tournaments.
If we allowed people in muay thai to catch kicks and dump their opponents on their heads by sweeping out their remaining standing leg, well maybe people would throw less kicks and start practicing how to take people down more. This incentive skews training and becomes problematic for some schools that don't focus on both the boxing aspect and the clinch / dumping aspect of muay thai.
From a school business perspective, this makes some sense to be against this. The more the MMA, boxing, and grappling community can compete with you in tournaments, the more they can compete with you for business. You no longer are unique, and their are substitutes for your training now. In fact, you may not be a substitute for them as much as they are for you. You see this line of thinking in even how schools advertise. Schools try to hop on the success of other styles in good times, or differentiate themselves for other people to tap into different markets.
So we ban dumping in muay thai, right?
Then in jiu jitsu we take away the incentive to go for a takedown by making guard pulling no points, and then for people who want to get the points they have to go for rushed takedowns and risk the submission more. Hell, why not do away with points entirely and make it sub only so that the positional grapplers such as wrestlers are even more disenfranchised by the rule set but yet dominate sports with more lenient rule sets like MMA. Then we can call that pure jiu-jitsu, which seems to imply that pure jiu-jitsu is awful in real fights.
I doubt though that most people would admit that purely marketing, business / money, and personal bias was why they thought so strongly about these rule changes being beneficial to the 'sport' or the culture. If you study the idea of 'Bootleggars and Baptists' you will see too that enlisting people on the side of the Baptists protect the interests of the bootleggars from a much more defensible position, but some close inspection may reveal otherwise. But even if the promoters were being honest in why they changed the rules, from their perspective, there is another consideration.
The law of unintended consequences is one of the driving forces of the economic way of thinking. In fact, there is a rule that goes both directions; the ripples from what I do effecting things in ways I may not have predicted and then the way that other actions will effect my bubble in ways I could never have seen. Muay thai and the other combat sports are no exception to this.
If we put up red light cameras, rear end accidents at intersections go up. The trade off is in what other accidents go down, and that's how we should judge the rationality of the decisions to put up red light cameras. How many rear endings at the intersection are worth cross traffic accidents in the intersection? What if we force people to wear seatbelts? In each accident, the odds of it being fatal go down. But what if, as evidence shows, the overall accident rates goes up and so the total number of injuries and fatalities actually increased?
If we eliminate something like dumps in muay thai, what does that effect? Well, the round has more time actually punching and kicking each other because there are less pauses in the action due to the dump and the getting up off the ground; this could potentially increase head injury rates. Also, by eliminating a path to victory that is relatively safe in the context of things such as head injuries, you make the athlete instead focus on 'stopping' their opponent via head injury more. This is apparent when you compare the concussive head injury rates in MMA and boxing. These sorts of weird outcomes are how forcing amateur boxing athletes to wear headgear was actually INCREASING the rates of concussive head injuries in boxers.
Whats good for the muay thai school but more than likely bad for the student, is you make them less effective in other sports such as MMA and make MMA training less effective in muay thai. Lets take that a step further. If you own both a large promotion for something such as muay thai, and then also own a school where you predominately teach muay thai, it seems a very dangerous route to rent seeking with your ability to manipulate the rules to how you specifically train and to reward your students and your style. Most anyone who has been around combat sports long enough has seen promoters who try to rig the outcome of fights by picking opponents or rules that favor their guy.
Consider how even having weight classes to promote more fair competition has in some ways made it more unsafe if not carefully implemented. So we have an athlete who cuts weight to compete and be the biggest strongest person, and because he is rewarded for this, other people also do it. Now, because most people are cutting the weight, he isn't the biggest strongest person, and the field is relatively fair again. Success! Except... now they are both very dehydrated and more prone to head injuries and the like and also a certain amount of time is spent weight cutting and not training, which was supposed to be the purpose of the tournament to see who trained more and was more skilled at fighting and not weight cutting... So we are back where we started, as athletes, except we are spending less time training and more susceptible to injury. Not to go super far down this rabbit hole but this example of a prisoners dilemma is how people end up making problematic decisions based on the incentive structure given by both the organization and how we predict others will react to those incentives.
The problem doesn't stop at the tournaments. People respond to incentives. You force people to wear headgear, they wear it in practice so they can win a tournament wearing it. You ban dumping in muay thai, people in practice stop practicing them as much because it has no pay off or at least less of one overall. The competitions we have shape the ways that we train if we aren't careful and diligent about how we look at these things. How much BJJ schools preach a self defense emphasis and then spend a good portion of time drilling guard pulling and how to get advantages? Once you see the answer to that question, its hard to deny how competitions shape training and not the other way.
The solution? I don't know. In my gym we promote the idea of training to fight and competing to in specific events as a way of testing it in a more limited situation by which I can learn and grow. We don't train for tournaments, we train to be better and to be adaptable and then to win in whatever given rule set. However, as a pattern prediction, people who train more specifically to game very specific scenarios will in the long run edge our athletes that train to just be better at fighting, especially as combat sports move further and further from combat.
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DETROIT - Ah, New Year's resolutions, those promises to change something in the new year that usually are forgotten very soon after they're made.
It's such a common occurrence that Thursday is dubbed National Ditch Your Resolution Day.
Yes, you really can boost your metabolism. Here's how.
If you've fallen off track, experts have tips to help you recommit to your plans.
Fitness experts recommend changing your mindset from resolution to evolution because change takes time. Also, don't go more than two days without working toward your goal.
Life Time Fitness certified personal trainer Lindsey Ogden said there are a lot of varying numbers about how many days it takes to develop a habit, but being sure to not miss more than two days with no progress can help build those habits.
"Even if you go to the gym and just walk, that's better than nothing. But if you hit two days, three days of not even making that a habit, that's when we start to fall the other way," Ogden said.
Sharing your resolutions with other people is another way you can help reach your goals.
"To make sure that you actually follow through with that plan, always make sure you share that concept with somebody and have that person hold you accountable," said David Freeman, Life Time Fitness certified personal trainer.
Freeman said reminders about what you're working toward are important.
"Have it somewhere in your house or wherever you're at so you can see and make sure that you achieve that result," he said.


We have had several obstacles and challenges placed before us in the last few months. We also have gained ground on certain issues and we will continue to strive to make more positive impacts for our Local. The Executive Board has been hard at work meeting and working behind the scenes to ensure Local 2180 continues to push ahead. Over the last several months the Board has been meeting with key City officials and politicians regarding issues concerning our Local. The Executive Board is having monthly meetings with the Mayor and Council members to ensure our voice and concerns are heard. The Executive Board appreciates everyone who has stepped up and helped out over the last several months.
Wage re-opener - Our legal team has provided written notice to the City requesting to re-open per MOU Article 2.01 (D) for salary increases. Per the contract we needed to provide written notice between September and December of this year. The salary increase is for fiscal year 2016-2017 which results in any salary increases taking effect in July of next year. We are working on mutually agreed upon dates for both parties. I want to personally thank all the members that have been providing input and fact checking different MOU's. We will send out a salary survey prior to us sitting at the table.
Apparatus Issues- The safety our members and the safety of the citizens we protect is the highest priority for all of us. When we are unable to do our job due to lack of fire apparatus, we have to step up. The City has decided to defer any financial appropriations to our apparatus replacement fund and instead have opted for a pay-as-you-go plan. In theory they are buying only when there is an absolute crisis or need. When we don't have rigs to place our folks in, there is a crisis. We have met with all key City Officials and have told our story. We are continuing to work on the issue and are pushing a plan that will prevent us from ever being in this situation again. We do not agree with using ALS "pass through" fees to fund our apparatus purchases. The 2015/2016 adopted City Budget document discusses a plan to use Reserve Funds to purchase unfunded liabilities which includes equipment replacement. Our apparatus is part of the essential services that the City of Chula Vista needs to provide. I want to thank all our members who have gone out of their way to ensure we have functioning apparatus. It is now time for the City to step up and fix the problem.
Strike Team Deployments - For years now we have had several different methods in how we select personnel to deploy on our strike team companies. The Board understands that this is an operational issue but there are some concerns that we have shared with the Ops Chief. This is an opportunity for Labor to have input on how are folks get out the door and land on a consensus that meets our needs operationally and from a Labor perspective.
Telestaff Bucket Counts- With all the recent fire activity there has been a large amount of our personnel that have been deployed on either Strike Teams or Overhead assignments. It is great to see so many of our folks helping out in a time of need. The assignments have created many discussions. Specifically on how our folks that have been deployed are not receiving any opportunity points. We have listened to the complaints and potential resolutions and the Board has decided to take a formal survey on the issue. Please take the time and take the survey.
Performance Evaluations - Thanks to all the members who have worked on the performance evaluations. Creating a new performance evaluation is a very lofty goal and we appreciate all the efforts to date. The role out of the evaluations created a lot of good discussion and we recognized areas that we could improve on. The workgroup is continuing to meet and fine tune the product. We have asked management to use the current performance evaluations this year and postpone the roll out until all the issues have been resolved. Management has agreed and this is the plan moving forward.
Water Conservation Efforts - At our last General Membership meeting we had discussions on a Labor/Management request to not wash our personal vehicles while on duty. After the discussions a motion was made and seconded to rescind the request and advise management that we will be continuing to wash personal vehicles while on duty. After more discussions and clarification the motion was pulled by the motion maker and tabled. We appreciate any and all discussion on our issues and encourage the dialogue.
These are just a few of the many issues and topics currently facing our Local that need to be discussed at the next General Membership meeting. Please make an honest effort and attend one of the days of our next General Membership meeting scheduled for October the 8th and 9th.


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Kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard - Wikipedi
At one point, Garrido informed Dugard that to pacify his wife, Jaycee and her daughters were to address Nancy as their mother, and that Jaycee was to teach her daughters that she (Jaycee) was their older sister. When Dugard and her daughters were eventually allowed to come into contact with other people, this fiction was continued Her daughters, Angel and Starlit, were born when she was still a young teen, after her kidnapper, Phillip Garrido, raped and impregnated her. After 18 years trapped in a house less than 200 miles.. Bei der Entführung von Jaycee Lee Dugard und ihrer achtzehnjährigen Gefangenschaft, die am 27. August 2009 endete, handelt es sich um einen aufsehenerregenden Kriminalfall in den Vereinigten Staaten. Das kindliche Entführungsopfer wurde sexuell missbraucht und brachte in Gefangenschaft zwei Töchter zur Welt ABC News' Diane Sawyer spoke with Dugard about the lessons she has learned from being held captive for 18 years and then freed Jaycee Lee Dugard, kidnapped from the area in 1991, was found 18 years later alive in unicorporated Antioch. Her kidnappers Phillip and Nancy Garrido have been arrested and Jaycee has been.
When she was finally freed on August 26, 2009, she was a 29-year-old woman with two daughters—ages 11 and 15—who had spent most of her life in captivity. (Her daughters' names are not public. At age 14, Jaycee gave birth to her first child, a daughter; three years later, at age 17, she gave birth to a second daughter. Dugard spent more than 18 years in captivity with the Garridos, who.. Jaycee Dugard Part 4: What Her Daughters Are Like Today More Jaycee Dugard's two daughters, who she says are resilient, beautiful and loving, are both attending college
How Are Jaycee Lee Dugard's Daughters Now? Details on the
In her new book, Freedom: My Book of Firsts, Jaycee Lee Dugard discusses what it was like transitioning back into the world after being held captive for 18 years. Dugard, who lived in her..
Jaycee Lee Dugard's daughters were born in captivity but are now healthy, intelligent, and normal kids. They have also perhaps endured psychotic behavior by their mother's predator when they were far too young
Jaycee Lee Dugard bore two daughters to Phillip Garrido, who were born in August 1994 and November 1997. During their time together as a family, Dugard presented herself to everyone as the daughter of the Garridos and that the younger girls were her little sisters. Her two daughters also told others she was their older sister
Jaycee Lee Dugard was 11 when she was kidnapped from outside her home in South Lake Tahoe, California. Phillip, along with Dugard's two daughters, had visited the UC Berkeley campus to inquire about holding an event. On campus, the trio's behavior was perceived to be suspicious, leading to a background check into Phillip. It was found that he was a registered sex offender and was.
This is the 2011 Primetime episode about the kidnap of Jaycee Dugard and the abuse she faced. It's called in her own words
Jaycee Dugard has not been previously engaged. Her mother is Terry Probyn. She gave birth to her first daughter at age 14 and her second at age 17. According to our records, she has no children
Jaycee Lee Dugard's hidden two decades began to come into view on Aug. 26, 2009, as her alleged captors Phillip and Nancy Garrido walked a now 29-year-old Dugard, who called herself Alissa, and. Jaycee Dugard and her two daughters were photographed looking happy and healthy, grabbing ice cream as a family. Their outing comes shortly after Jaycee appeared on '20/20′ and discussed how they..
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Jaycee Lee musste Unglaubliches durchleiden: Mit 11 wurde das Mädchen von ihrem Peiniger Phillip Garrido (55) entführt. Das Sex-Monster hielt Jaycee 18 Jahre als Sex-Sklavin, vergewaltigte sie..
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Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende Jaycee Dugard is 30 years old and has two daughters Jaycee Lee Dugard when she was a young girl. Now 36, she has spoken out about being a single mum to daughters fathered by her kidnapper. Source:News Limite Über 80% neue Produkte zum Festpreis; Das ist das neue eBay. Finde Jaycee Dugard! Riesenauswahl an Markenqualität. Folge Deiner Leidenschaft bei eBay
At age 14, Jaycee Dugard delivered birth to her first baby, a daughter; three years later, at age 17, she provided delivery to a second daughter. Dugard consumed more than 18 years in jail with the Garridos, who fed her countless lies and mostly prohibited her contact with the external world Jul 9, 2016 - Explore L4U2's board Jaycee Lee Dugard on Pinterest. See more ideas about Jaycee dugard, A stolen life, Diane sawyer
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Jaycee Lee Dugard was taken captive at the age of 11 by Phillip and Nancy Garrido in 1991. Jaycee was raped many times, and she had two children. Philip Garrido was a sexual offender, and he was detained in 2009. Jaycee Dugard was taken captive near her home while she was very young on June 10, 1991 Who are Jaycee Dugard's daughters? Jaycee went on to write her first book, a memoir titled A Stolen Life in which she narrates her story of 18 years in captivity. While still a captive, she gave birth to two children, Angel Dugard, and Starlet Dugard Behind bars: Phillip and Nancy Garrido who have been charged with kidnapping Jaycee Lee Dugard. Phillip's brother says he is a 'fruitcake' Garrido and his wife have now been charged amid lurid.. Oh, Dugard's daughters: They are now 25 and 21. Both are very much getting on with their lives and they're enjoying, along with their mom, the start of their 11th year of freedom
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Jaycee Lee Dugard wurde 18 Jahre lang als Sexsklavin festgehalten. In ihrer Gefangenschaft erlitt sie unfassbare Qualen. Doch trotz allem hat sie nie versucht zu fliehen - ihre Psyche passte sich. Jaycee Dugard was just 11 when convicted sex offender Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy, abducted her on her way to school. They held her in captivity for 18 years. Now, seven years after being.. We're so glad that this horrible story had a happy ending! Jaycee Dugard, 36, was kidnapped at 11 and held captive for 18 years, giving birth to two daughters during that time. Now, she's been free..
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Jaycee was hidden from view in the backyard of the Garridos' home for nearly two decades. In their backyard was a labyrinth that featured two sheds, two tents, a primitive outhouse, and a shower...
Jaycee Dugard~A Tragic Story With a Happy Ending August 26, 2009~ Jaycee Lee Dugard (born May 3, 1980) was kidnapped on June 10, 1991, in South Lake Tahoe, California. Dugard was 11 years old at the time and was abducted from a street while she was walking from home to a school bus stop. Searches began immediately after the kidnapping, but no reliable leads were generated. She remained.
Her eldest daughter was called Shayna. After a time, Nancy grew jealous of the girls, and Phillip decided that they should all pretend that Nancy was their mother and Jaycee Lee was their older sister. They were forced to carry on this charade until Jaycee Lee and her daughters were finally rescued, 15 years after the first birth
Jaycee Lee Dugard book: Chilling memoirs of years in captivity of healing from 18 years as a captive and seeing her teenage daughters blossom, finally, in freedom. But while Dugard's memoir.
This paper will include information examining the primary victim, Jaycee Dugard and the secondary victims, Angel and Starlite, her daughters fathered by her captor, Phillip Garrido. They alone are proof of the terrible ordeal and forced rape of Jaycee Dugard at the hands of a monster Jaycee Lee Dugard was 11 years old when she was abducted from a street while walking from home to a school bus stop. She remained missing until 2009. On June 10, 1991, when Jaycee Dugard was 11 years old, she was kidnapped outside of her home. Jaycee's stepfather, Carl Probyn, saw the abduction through his home's garage window and attempted to chase the car down on his bicycle but was outrun JAYCEE LEE DUGARD AND DAUGHTERS REUNITED WITH HER MOTHER PHOTO: REX FEATURES HELLO1095p068-072.qxd 17/10/09 04:39 Página 68 'I'm just so happy to be back with my family. Nothing is more important than the love I have from them' Jaycee Lee Dugard, now 29, looks well and happy after her 18-year kidnap nightmare (top right). She is bonding again with her mother Terry Probyn (right). But. The kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard occurred on June 10, 1991, in Meyers, California.Dugard was 11 years old when she was abducted from a street while walking to a school bus stop. Searches began immediately after Dugard's disappearance, but no reliable leads were generated, though her stepfather, Carl Probyn, witnessed her kidnapping and chased the kidnappers on his mountain bike Experts have pointed out that although the makeshift compound where Jaycee and the two daughters allegedly fathered by Garrido lived included an 8ft by 4ft steel cage, it appeared unused. And..
No both daughters were never abused. Jaycee was not really sexually abused after the second daughter was born either. Also the book states that Phillip held the first daughter in his hands and.. Jaycee Lee Dugard's two daughters spent their lives thinking that she was their elder sister and have finally been told that she is in fact their mother. Jaycee Lee Dugard and her captor Phillip..
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Jaycee Lee Dugard only came to the attention of most of us outside America in 2009, when she was found after 18 years as a missing person, having been abducted aged 11. This is her account of her life, written in 2011, detailing her family circumstances, abduction, treatment at the hands of Phillip Garrido and his wife Nancy, the birth of her two daughters, how she regained her freedom and how.
Captive For 18 Years: The Jaycee Lee Story is a one off-documentary that follows the story of 11-year-old school girl Jaycee Lee Dugard, who was abducted by convicted sex offender Phillip Garrido, whose wife, Nancy, shocked the girl with a stun gun. Amazingly, not only did Jaycee survive the horrifying ordeal, she was found alive - 18 years.
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Jaycee Dugard lives with her two daughters in California. Learn more about Jaycee Dugard and her JAYC Foundation at TheJAYCFoundation.org. Jaycee Lee Dugard is the author of A Stolen Life: A Memoir JAYCEE Lee Dugard - Anorak's look at Jaycee Dugard in the news: the zombie daughters of a fiend, the pictures of Jaycee's room, the weird daughters, Manuel Garrido speaks and the psychic NOTW: First pictures of Jaycee's tragic daughters They were fathered by a fiend. They are the zombie kids robert e lee civil war general; chi princess diana crash photos; kate middleton ring price; call of duty modern warfare 2 ghost pictures; harry potter logo; volkswagen beetle convertible 2005; cod black ops prestige edition; princess diana crash pictures; call of duty modern warfare 2 wallpaper; boost mobile phones for sale ; bull shark attack in lake michigan; disney world magic kingdom. The kidnapping of Jaycee Lee Dugard occurred on June 10, 1991, in South Lake Tahoe, California. Dugard was 11 years old at the time and was abducted from a street while she was walking from home to a school bus stop. Searches began immediately after the kidnapping, but no reliable leads were generated. She remained missing for more than 18 years. On August 24 and 25, 2009, convicted sex.
The California couple charged with abducting 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard in 1991 and holding her captive for 18 years pleaded guilty on Thursday to kidnapping and sexual assault charges that. Jaycee Dugard. 28,169 likes · 1,280 talking about this. Official Facebook page of Jaycee Dugard Kidnap survivor, Author of A Stolen Life and Freedom: My book of First Two US policewomen say the robotic behaviour of two girls accompanying Phillip Garrido led to his arrest over the abduction of Jaycee Lee Dugard. The officers met Mr Garrido and the two girls as he sought to hold a religious meeting on a California campus. The officers said they were alarmed at the girls' weird behaviour Real Name: Jaycee Lee Dugard Nicknames: No known nicknames Location: South Lake Tahoe, California Date: June 10, 1991 Occupation: Student Date of Birth: May 3, 1980 Height: 4'6 Weight: 80 pounds Marital Status: Single Characteristics: Caucasian female. Blond hair, blue eyes. Details: On June 10, 1991, 11-year-old Jaycee Dugard left her South Lake Tahoe home to go to her bus stop when she was.
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Jaycee is now living as normal a life as she can with her two daughters. It's an incredible, shocking story. Thankfully, there is something of a happy ending. It's an incredible, shocking story
On 10 June 1991, eleven-year-old Jaycee Dugard was abducted from a school bus stop within sight of her home in Tahoe, California. It was the last her family and friends saw of her for over eighteen years. On 26 August 2009, Dugard, her daughters, and Phillip Craig Garrido appeared in the office of her kidnapper's parole officer in California
Jaycee Lee Dugard (née le 3 mai 1980) est une californienne séquestrée par un couple, Phillip Garrido et Nancy Garrido, 18 années durant, du 10 juin 1991 au 26 août 2009.Le 10 juin, elle est capturée à un arrêt de bus scolaire à South Lake Tahoe, alors qu'elle est âgée de 11 ans. Elle est maintenue captive dans un cabanon de jardin avec ses deux futures filles : Angel et Starlit.
Jaycee Dugard on Life After Captivity, Including Raising Her Daughters and Dating (One Day) In her second memoir, Freedom: My Book of Firsts , the 36-year-old survivor reflects on motherhood and.
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Tarps, tents and a wooden structure kept Jaycee Dugard hidden from the outside world for 18 years. The Garrido's home, where she and her two daughters were kept, was less than 200 miles from.
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Jaycee Dugard told a grand jury that she was forced to have extended periods of sex with Phillip Garrido, sessions referred to as runs, and was told that she was helping him because he had a.
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In 1990 in Lake Tahoe, a young girl named Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped by Phillip and Nancy Garrido. She was discovered alive in 2009. Dugard was born May 3, 1980. She lived in a shack in the backyard of her abusers for 18 years. Phillip Garrido raped her and impregnated her. Dugard had two daughters during her captivity - one at 14, and one at 17. The girls were raised to call the.
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Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu Jaycee Dugard was kidnapped at eleven years old and help captive by her kidnappers for 18 years. At 29 the police were called and Jaycee and her two daughters{she gave birth to during her captivity} were finally rescued. Jaycee wrote her first book. A Stolen Life two years after her rescue in 2009 in 2011. This book is about the seven years after her rescue. This book is the freedom she. Story - Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped on June 10, 1991, when she was 11 years old. Dugard was abducted from a school bus stop within sight of her home in South Lake Tahoe, California, United States. She was missing for over 18 years. On August 26, 2009, Dugard, her daughters, and Phillip Craig Garrido appeared in the office of her alleged kidnapper's parole officer in California. Their. Ms Dugard was kept with her two daughters, now 13 and 16, in the backyard of the Garrido home in Antioch, California, in a compound of tents and sheds. In April the couple pleaded guilty, meaning. Jaycee Lee Dugard: lt;p|>||||| | |||Kidnapping of Jaycee Lee Dugard||||Location|| Abduction: |South Lake Tahoe|, |El... World Heritage Encyclopedia, the aggregation.
magazine offers another glimpse at kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard as an adult, riding horseback and posing with mother Terry Probyn. Sources close to the family say Dugard is bonding with her mother.. jaycee dugard daughters 2011. nagromme. Nov 26, 12:54 PM. I want the smallest possible device that can run OS X apps--and maybe that means no keyboard. 12 is too big a screen, and laptops/convertibles are thicker because of the keyboard. An on-screen keyboard or stylus would still allow input, and I'd be able to work on a short notice without lugging my massive 15 laptop anymore! And when at.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014 Jaycee Dugard Daughters Photos Jaycee Lee Dugard 's kids, Angel, 11, and Celebrity, 15, were captured pics of attending a neighbor's birthday celebration just two days before their true details made head lines jaycee lee dugard töchter. Klaus:oInanhis Die UE aht ecirhs cnoh ivlee rJhea rvo hsc,i ni eendn ise sau hnier oeePnlbrm ehsaur niee ioivstpe kuntufZ rfü erhi. Von Wien über das ostafrikanische Drehkreuz Addis Abeba, der Hauptstadt Äthiopiens auf bis zu 3000 Metern Seehöhe, erreichte. Fortuna-Fans haben in dieser Saison nicht viel zu lachen. Do you remember Jaycee Lee Dugard? Dugard was kidnapped and held hostage for 18 years, during which she gave birth to two daughters, Angel and Starlit. The girls are now 23 and 20 years old, but how have they adjusted to the real world? They were born in captivity, not knowing anything outside of their captor's house and the lies he told them Neither Dugard, who was kidnapped at the age of 11, nor Starlet and Angel, the daughters she bore when she was 14 and 17, are referred to by name in the transcript. In her testimony, Dugard used. In addition to the interview, the magazine featured on Oct. 14 the first photo of Dugard as a 29-year-old. She now lives in seclusion with her mom, Terry Probyn, 50, and the two daughters - Angel,..
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Jaycee Lee Dugard, Daughters, iindigo. Apr 13, 09:54 AM . Granted, I've never had use for some of FCP's more advanced features, but... looking at the screenshot, FCPX really looks like it features the UI modernization and cleanup it's needed for a long time now. Looks good to me, and the price even more so - I know the communication students at my university will be quite happy with the price. Jaycee Dugard was kidnapped outside of her home in South Lake Tahoe, California, on June 10, 1991, at age 11. Her captor, convicted rapist Phillip Garrido, raped Jaycee repeatedly, fed her countless lies and impregnated her twice (she gave birth to two daughters at ages 14 and 17). Renamed Alyssa, Jaycee spent 18 years in captivity, living in a backyard shack at the home of Garrido and his. As 11 year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard, dressed in her favourite pink outfit, walked to the school bus stop on June 10, 1991, she was kidnapped in front of her home in Myers, near South Lake Tahoe, California, by Phillip Garrido, 58, a convicted prisoner who had been released after serving only 11 years of a 50 year jail sentence for the rape and kidnap of 25 year-old Katherine Callaway in 1976 and. Naya Rivera's selfless last act: Saving her son's life. States extend unemployment while Congress debates. Inside Lisa Marie Presley's close bond with late son, 2 Jaycee Lee Dugard's daughters cried when evil Phillip Garrido was arrested, her stepdad revealed last night. Starlet, 15, and Angel, 11, were so close to the sex monster who fathered them they.
Dugard was rescued in northern California along with her two daughters in 2009, when her kidnapper and convicted sex offender Phillip Garrido aroused suspicion while on campus at a northern.. Kenneth Slayton, Jaycee Lee Dugard's biological father, was highly critical of his daughter's alleged kidnappers in an interview set to air Tuesday on Inside Edition.Philip and Nancy Garrido are. Jaycee Dugard is 30 years old and has two daughters. Empieza a leer A Stolen Life: A Memoir (English Edition) en tu Kindle en menos de un minuto. ¿No tienes un Kindle? Consigue un Kindle aquí o descarga una aplicación de lectura Kindle GRATUITA They failed to make the connection that Jaycee Lee Dugard had been kidnapped in South Lake Tahoe: the very same place where Phillip's had raped and kidnapped Katherine Callaway Hall, in 1976. And that wasn't the only mistake Tents in the Yard realitychatter.forumotions.net. Another incident took place in 2006 when one of Phillip's neighbors called 9-1-1 to inform them that there were. Jaycee Dugard. In 1990 in Lake Tahoe, a young girl named Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped by Phillip and Nancy Garrido. She was discovered alive in 2009. Dugard was born May 3, 1980. She lived in a shack in the backyard of her abusers for 18 years. Phillip Garrido raped her and impregnated her. Dugard had two daughters during her captivity.
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jaycee dugard daughters photos; twoodcc. Aug 27, 10:43 PM. i am looking forward to this game, no matter if it's got standard and premium cars. jaycee dugard daughters. emotion. Jul 20, 10:45 AM. It certainly will help. Though most pro apps are optimized for mulit-processors. I know much of Adobe/Macromedia's line is, well I'm not sure about the macromeida products. Apples Pro apps are and most. The mother of Jaycee stated her daughter's birth data as she gave her impact statement at the court sentencing of Phillip Garrido and wife Nancy. Jaycee Dugard's Mother gives Birth Data. Jaycee Lee Dugard born May 3 1980 - 10:52 PM - Anaheim CA Kidnapped on June 10 1991 South Lake Tahoe, El Dorado County, California Jaycee found 18 years later with her daughters on August 26, 2009. On.
Kids at this age should not have to worry about real problems, but that wasn't the case for one Jaycee Lee Dugard. Jaycee's family had just recently moved to a new neighborhood in South Lake Tahoe, California, because they believed it would be safer for their eleven-year-old daughter. Despite their best efforts, their daughter was kidnapped while walking to the bus stop just a few months. On 10 June 1991, eleven-year-old Jaycee Dugard was abducted from a school bus stopwithin sight of her home in Tahoe, California. It was the last her family and friends saw of her for over eighteen.. On August 26, 2009, Dugard, her daughters, and Phillip Craig Garrido appeared in the office of her alleged kidnapper's parole officer in California. Their unusual behavior sparked an investigation that led to the positive identification of Jaycee Lee Dugard, living in a tent behind Garrido's home
Jaycee Lee Dugard Daughters Didn't Know of Kidnapping. ST LOUIS (LALATE) - Jaycee Lee Dugard's daughters, named by Phillip Garrido as Starlite and Angel, never knew their mother was... LALATE June 3, 2011. Jaycee Lee Dugard Appearance at Phillip Garrido Sentencing Remains Unknown. ST LOUIS (LALATE) - Jaycee Lee Dugard could appear at Phillip Garrido's sentencing today. Jaycee Lee Dugard escaped from the clutches of an evil couple who had kidnapped her aged 11 and held her captive as a sex slave for 18 years. Horribly raped and abused, Jaycee even bore two. Jaycee Lee Dugard was born on May 3, 1980. She was kidnapped at 11 years old on June 10, 1991, when she was walking up to a bus stop. Philip Garrido and Nancy Garrido tazed her and then pulled her into their van with a blanket over her head. For 18 years, she was locked in a room with no sunlight or contact with anything outside, except for a few times. At the age of 14, she had her first. On 26 August 2009, Dugard, her daughters, and Phillip Craig Garrido appeared in the office of her kidnapper's parole officer in California. Their unusual behaviour sparked an investigation that led to the positive identification of Jaycee Lee Dugard, living in a tent behind Garrido's home
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Jaycee's story was revealed: For eighteen years, she had lived in an outbuilding on the Garrido property in Antioch, CA, just two hours away from her childhood home. Kept in complete isolation, she was raped by Garrido, who fathered her two daughters Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped by pervert Phillip Garrido (55) in 1991 when she was 11 years old. Garrido raped and imprisoned his victim at his California house. Jaycee gave birth to a daughter. Jaycee Lee Dugard has been a free woman for nearly a decade now, having been rescued from captivity in 2009. These days, she's still advocating for kidnapping survivors, turning her personal. Jaycee Lee Dugard you're one of the bravest and strongest women I've ever read about or heard about I admire you you've been through so much nothing of what I've gone through as a child so if you can make it I know I can you hang in there and I have much love and respect for you . Kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard. Landmark & Historical Place · Antioch, CA. 4 people checked in here. About <p>The <b.
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Jaycee Lee Dugard rövades bort framför ögonen på sin styvfar den 10 juni 1991. Hon kidnappades när hon stod och väntade på skolbussen i South Lake Tahoe i Kalifornien där familjen bodde.
Jaycee Lee Dugard, now 12, was kidnaped from her neighborhood in South Lake Tahoe a year ago. The case has become a cause celebre in the Sierra resort area. Her photograph was unavailable for use.
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In 1991, eleven-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped on her morning walk to the school bus. The search for Jaycee made national headlines, and the case was repeatedly featured on America's Most Wanted. But despite her family's tireless efforts, Jaycee's disappearance remained a mystery. Then, in August 2009, a registered sex offender named Phillip Garrido appeared on the University of. Jaycee Dugard describes giving birth and mothering her daughters in Phillip Garrido's backyard prison. In an exclusive interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer, Dugard and her mother, Terry Probyn, recount the hope they held of being reunited with one another after Dugard was kidnapped by Phillip and Nancy Garrido in 1991 and held captive for 18 years Jaycee Dugard's New York Times bestselling memoir chronicles her raw and powerful story of being kidnapped in 1991 and held captive for more than eighteen years—and offers an extraordinary account of courage and resilience.En el verano de 1991, yo era una niña normal. Hacía cosas normales. Tenía amigos y una madre que me amaba. Era como tú
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Jaycee Dugard tells of horrific ordeal July 7, 2011 02:51 In 2002, Barzee and Mitchell kidnapped a 14-year-old Smart at knifepoint from the bedroom of her family's Salt Lake City home Jaycee Lee Dugard said in testimony to a grand jury that she was zapped with a stun gun while being taken from a South Lake Tahoe street at age 11 and kept under a blanket in a car as she was. Dugard, who gave birth to two daughters fathered by her abductor, added, The road ahead will have many ups and downs. Allow yourself to grieve and move forward. What happened will always be. Il rapimento di Jaycee Dugard avvenne il 10 giugno 1991 nel sobborgo di South Lake Tahoe in California quando Jaycee Dugard, una bambina di 11 anni, venne rapita mentre si stava recando da sola alla fermata dell'autobus. Venne ritrovata ancora viva solo il 26 agosto 2009, 18 anni più tardi. Fu rapita da Phillip Garrido e sua moglie Nancy che la tennero prigioniera nel cortile di casa ad.
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