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By Anna Von Reitz
Are you looking for Solutions for America in Distress
Saturday, May 26, 2018
Why Is The Rest of the World Angry?
By Anna Von Reitz
35 comments:
Eternal vigilance is the cost of freedom.we were lulled to sleep by the glowing blue tube and slick Madison Ave marketing .ReplyDelete
Now we have to play catch up .
The rest of the world knows Barry Soetoro is a foreign born enemy of peace and prosperity. The rest of the world was ass raped by Clinton'sReplyDelete
global charity fraud. The rest of the world wants to lock up crooked Hillary, drain the swamp, and seal the U.S.A. borders (then fumigate).
ANNA thank you for this. I want to share this with everyone. Money is debt, on the backs of the US Citizen and their children, grand children and even now their great grand children as the debt grows. How does the debt grow? Every time the Fed. Reserve issues currency (numbers on a computer), which is every time the govt. approves a new budget for themselves. Now, what is the result of that debt? Example, in 1960's you could buy bananas for about 10 cents per pound. Today those same bananas 60-70 cents per pound. So where did all that added cost come from? the debt! The money is debt. It is Notes. Notes are debt. The more notes, the more debt, the more the cost of everything to the US Citizen. Bought a car back in 1970's for 5,000. today that same car would cost 25,000. the price difference is the debt. That debt is so enormous now, this generation and the next and next can't pay it. I believe it's gone to the 4th generation now. They are not even born yet, but are in debt to the elite bankers. Wake up people. This is truth. This is how it works. Then we wonder why a birth certificate is forced on every baby in the hospital. When the People scream every year for a new govt spending budget they are screaming for more debt and higher prices for everything. When the people scream for more money and work hard to make more money, they are not getting ahead, because the debt is rising and the costs that are going up are going to take that extra money earned. the system is a scam...understand the system.ReplyDeleteReplies
Dig deeper into who or what people run and operate the worlds top banks. Those are the parasites that have damaged murdered and controlled the cyst ems in place into what and how they want there world to look like. Very very clever indeed. Those who control the banking control the world and the big news stations and his-story/info.Delete
CJ, this is old worn out news, part of the ad nauseum I spoke of.Delete
NONE of this matters any more.
There are no next generations; you are looking at the Last Generation right now.
Time to incorporate the WHOLE picture, instead of leaving out the parts that you try to throw out so as to not offend people and affect your approval rating here.
C.johnson Is a troll. This lady is the type of person who will get you thrown in jail if your common sense is lacking and If you have revenge as the motivator in your heart. She has zero Knowledge. Its very evident in my dealing with her on the Postal Fraud article. C. Johnson you are a TROLL.Delete
Abby; as usual, you have nothing constructive to add...NOTHING! You must have a very miserable life and want to make everyone else miserable. If you know so much, let's hear from you about all you've done to cure the problems we face and tell us all what we need to do because you seem to think you know much more than Anna and anyone else here who comments. Really, I think I can speak for everyone else in saying you are a bore and a complainer, nothing more!Delete
Brandi....Thanks for your insipid update on C.J. How is your 'get something for nothing' trailer issue because u r a sovereign land holder coming along?Delete
See the last response I posted to Penny. I will let you know if anything adverse happens. I explained the situation a little better there. It's the post where I say "Others may have missed the beauty of the situation"Delete
C johnson....its not just the debt, it's the interest on more and more debt that causes "inflation" and the entire reason while eventually the debt gets so bad that it becomes impossible to pay the interest on the debt, let alone the debt itself....!!Delete
Problem is, the FED RESERVE is owned and controlled by the Chosenites, Queen ann's favorite people group and it is THESE people that are the cause of the problems stemming from the Bretton Woods agreement. The FEDs get 17% cut of ALL international trading as US dollars had to be used in order to trade outside of your borders with other countries. Saw a recent report that the FED is now trying to get counties in the US to pass property taxes that will go into the FEDs pocket because they at losing that 17% due to greed by sanctioning all the countries that won't kiss their butts!!! If your house is under $500,000 you will be hit with a 1% FED tax, if over that amount, 2.5 % and if it is one million dollars or more in value, you will be hit with a 5% property tax just for the Federal Reserve Board!!! But hey, all of this is for "God's Chosen People" who you folks worship so enjoy the tax!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
I thought that was only in Chicago, who is said to be the most corrupt city in America...But I can easily see how it could expand into every State, especially Calif. who instead of raising property taxes has opted for another has tax.....and another and another...!!Delete
why is everybody so afraid of mentioning the glaringly obvious truth? Zionist Jew Rothschilds own all central banks except Iran's (family net worth of 600 trillion, they also own all regular banks. They are responsible for the dollar collapse, the housing meltdown, the coming market crash, and sooo much more. GROW UP!!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Georgia,there are a whole lot of things they are afraid to talk about in here; it goes to show they are afraid to totally shed that 'political correctness'' bullshit, for fear of losing their personal popularity.Delete
Our gov. knows exactly who all the culprits are, and where they live so where are all the snipers when we need them. This is worse than a football game with 20 overtimes in zero temperatures and still no Score, LOL.
Stupid is as stupid does, while gullible people sit in the bleachers expecting to Win.
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Abby; at last! You said something that wasn't a complaint about Anna's insight! I agree completely that PC is complete BULLSHIT as are so-called "hate crimes" and crimes imposed in many countries for merely questioning or denying the MYTH of the Holohoax! We may question any other historical event except the one that has benefited the FAKE SEMITES and continues to this day! The truth has NEVER needed laws to protect it from being investigated and researched so, that is all we need to know about the veracity of the MYTH!Delete
Jack, so are you claiming that the Holocaust never occurred?Delete
It depends on you to do your own research to come up with your own opinion.Delete
Who did the reporting? was there any agenda behind there investigations of reporting as evidence? Was there evidence true? Evidence done properly? Mostly the background of the people who did the investigations Who are they? What are they?
We've been fooled so many times and truly full disclosure in this cyst em is like trying to find a needle in a hay stack.
Boils down to who do you want to believe. I for one do not believe in the story lines of the money exchangers/bankers/government/liars.
Mike, it seems the only ones who believer there was the reported holocaust, are jews or promoted by their friends or are related in some way, or misguided 'churches'.Delete
I can recall as a child back at that time, how there was never any such report of 6 million people of any kind being slaughtered, or having endured such atrocities.
And today, ''a picture is worth a thousand words' no longer applies since there is so much trick photography. So we can discount that as being questionable.
IMO, I have come to the conclusion that a holocaust of jews has been used for Israel to garner sympathy and favor from the rest of the world as they think they are ''God's Chosen People' and should be rallied around and favored above all other people. Therein is part of the Hoax. So I go by what God says, which is ''look at their fruit and see if it is rotten or good'. Not by their ethnicity or their color or their Name or their station in life, or any of those things.
Just by their Fruits; what they do and what they think=fruit.
I tend to think there was no such holocaust. I once saw a video report of people that went to the stated burial grounds and they dug here and there on those grounds, and could never find any of the dead bodies.
Something we must also consider is, how can 6 million jews be buried in the stated mass burial, and nobody can find any of them? Think of how much space would be required for such a burial, and then explain it to where it is believable, and how it could be true.
Another thing, just in the past week I saw a plea from some organization, showing the same old pictures from years ago, of ''holocaust survivors' needing help, they don't have enough to eat, live in squalor, etc, and to please send donations.Delete
Now who believes that stuff. Today, we even know that Charity Orgs are full of corruption.
No Abby, you and the Holocaust deniers are dead wrong. Facts are not dependent upon who reports them, though I will cite two sources as reliable sources with whom I would trust my life. The first was a very, very good man who I had the honor to know personally for he was my Father in Law. He served as a tank commander in the European Theater in WWII losing 4 tanks in the process, surviving from the landing on Normandy, followed by continuous fighting through the Battle of the Bulge. Subsequent to that he personally took part in the liberation of one concentration camp where hundreds of thousands of Jews were brutally starved and murdered, the results of which he personally witnessed during the liberation. From his statements alone I know for a 100% FACT that the Holocaust did occur as he was a committed Christian who took no side on the disagreement between the many political factions in the Zionist/Jew movement. He just witnessed what the Nazi's did to the Jews and many others including Poles, Czechs, and Gypsies.Delete
The other source is also reliable though was not known personally to me. I refer to President Eisenhour who personally visited a camp where he was so utterly appalled he demanded that photographers and videographers take as many images as possible, for he believed some idiots in the future would try to deny the whole thing happened. And here we are today.
We know for a FACT that over 6,000 feet of movie film was produced of camps were Jews were systematically murdered so if you don't call that a holocaust then God help you for you are a sick person.
Since what I have relayed here are historical facts any honest person without an agenda will admit, don't bother spewing your nonsense in a puny attempt to spread your hate. Take it somewhere else.
Mike, first of all, I did not say what I said out of hatred, but from what I have seen and had access to. In fact by now you ought to know I have spoken out strongly against atrocities of any kind.Delete
I do believe there were some vicious murders of ''jews'' but I don't believer there were 6 million. I should have iterated that point. We all know there has been reporting on both sides of that atrocity, none of us were there, and if you notice I said IMO. I never gave it as absolute fact.
One question though Mike, do you know what happened to all those bodies? It is a legitimate question.
You could also try reading my Comments without a jaundiced eye and stick with what I said, instead of trying to read into them, what is not even there. I don't do nonsense nor do I attempt to spread anything nor do I have any agenda. If you don't agree with what I say, that is fine with me....but your last 3 lines were totally uncalled for and very much out of line.
The Holocaust was real.imoDelete
Both sides use it. The pro claimers and the deniers.
Corruption infiltrates both sides.
"The other source is also reliable though was not known personally to me. I refer to President Eisenhower"Delete
Well Eisenhower in my opinion is another CEO of corporate America and they also get there orders from you know who.
As your other witness I cannot disagree or agree as I do not know him.
But there is also many other stories which I cannot be certain and I know my parents and there parents went thru hell living in this hell of a mess that the ___ may have started because of greed and power and $$$ and thats why they want them to leave there homeland .
Very few comment on the Dresden massacre which was done by the allied forces on innocent women and children which also had nothing to do with the conflict. And thousands have died which i believe ,as very little comes from it,and it should be treated as a crime against humanity. But nothing was done about it,as they/those that created these wars and are the judges and jurors on what is to be exposed. Just like our no full disclosure on the name fraud and many people are thrown in camps call animal cages for laws that are made by them.the unholy trinity
I personally just hate all the lies, these people I personal know are good at that and treat us a useless eaters\goy. Who hates who?.
Abby, what makes you think this is the final generation? Might it be the parable of the fig tree?ReplyDeleteReplies
Anything is possible, except this unbearable debt...!! At some point whatever can't be paid, won t be paid and we are all getting to that point...but people making exact predictions of the day and hour are just putting God's timeline that much longer because he will never come back on a day predicted by man, any man no matter how religious or good he is...!!Delete
Mark 13:28 the fig tree. 29 so in like manner when ye shall see these things come to pass, know that it is nigh, even the door 30 verily, verily I say unto you, this generation shall not pass till all these things be done.Delete
Also other passages, which I cannot readily find at the moment, but all the signs of the Times are now here. No man knows the exact day or hour, and I've never given any. But by these signs we will know that it is nigh, even at the door.
By all descriptions, and by the events and by how things are in the world, the sick condition of the so-called 'churches' of today, by the moral condition of our country and the world, how apostasy has crept in and now sold as being 'christianity'....that is 'the great falling away' (frm the truth). 2 Timothy 3 describes the attitude of people now. Everything now points to the Time being 'ripe' and 1 Thess. 4:13-18 can happen at any time. I do not see anything else that needs to happen.
Even Anna and Team are fulfilling the exposing of all these things that have been done in secret, now exposing them all openly. We have all these earthquakes and volcanos and the weather signs everywhere.
The generation that sees all these things, is the last generation, as is stated in scripture. Now its just a matter of time till things pop. I do not focus on this 24/7 but we are not to ignore this stuff (Mark 13:37 and what I say unto you I say unto all. Watch.)
For those who think they would like to extend this time out further, you don't know what you are in for; if you did, you would not wish for such a thing. I trust God to know when the Time is right, so I just leave it in his hands. I don't think he has decided that yet..IMO.
Fruit Inspector, in addition to all that, as I think about it, He said 'by the time I come, will I even find any FAITH left on the earth'.Delete
So that seems to be a major point in this End Time. 30 yrs ago I can remember going to the grocery store, big store, and people standing in the aisle talking with friends, and openly talking about God or their church or other such things.
20 yrs. ago that happened a lot less. And now today, it is something that people want to clobber you for even mentioning, LOL. (look how it is treated with disdain right in here, by some)
And we know we are already at the place where scripture tells us ''in the last days they will not listen to Sound Doctrine, but turn to fables'. THAT is where we are NOW.
So I think THIS is the tipping point, of all those 'signs'.
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Anna and team also seem to be mixing Truth with falsities.imo
afollower, it seems anna does not believe what the bible says about the end times, and is getting some of her information from unwitting sources which she ought not be giving heed to, but needs to 'test the spirits'.Delete
But as far as exposing the evil deeds that have been perpetrated on mankind, that part is true IMO. That we the People can do anything about it, is highly questionable IMO.
What parts do you see as falsities?
Yes, Abby i can see elements of truth. Yet is she and team exposing the true perpetrators and the True savior?Delete
Some people here seem so gullible and just take everything as gospel without question. And here recently Anna has posted many, many self defense articles and prideful statements and direction, not to question her etc. etc. etc.
i find all these things, concerning?
i some times wonder how she has time for anything else when so much material is being posted.
Also some of the material at connecting sights and groups are more than concerning.
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As for whether or not the holocaust was true or not, it really does not matter what people think. What matters is what actually happened and Justice will be served on that as well. So we need not overly concern ourselves with who thinks what. What people think will not change the Facts, regardless of what those Facts are.ReplyDelete
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Thomas Siegmund
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Purdue University
585 Purdue Mall
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2088
Office: ME 2186
- Diplom Ingenieur University of Leoben, Austria, '90
- Ph.D. University of Leoben, Austria, '94
Research Interests
- Solid mechanics, multiscale and multiphysics modeling.
- Design of engineering material systems.
- Fracture and fatigue.
- Microarchitectured materials.
- Biomechanics of soft and hard tissues.
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Application Area(s)
Awards and Recognitions
- 2021 Fellow, Society of Engineering Science
- 2017 President Society of Engineering Science
- 2013-2015 NSF Program Director
- 2012 Fellow of ASME 2012
- 2011 Purdue University Faculty Fellow Study in a Second Discipline
- 2011 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Purdue LSMAPS Summer research program.
- 2009 Purdue Acorn Award for Contribution to the Purdue Research Enterprise.
- 2008 Purdue Acorn Award for Contribution to the Purdue Research Enterprise.
- 2008 Ruth and Joel Spira Award, Purdue University.
- 2004-2008 Purdue University Faculty Scholar.
- 2004 Discovery in Mechanical Engineering Award, Purdue University.
- 2003 Purdue Teach for Tomorrow Award.
- 1997-1999 Lecturer of the Federation of European Materials Societies (FEMS).
- 1995-1996 Erwin Schroedinger Fellowship, Austrian Science Foundation.
Selected Publications
S. Varanasi, T. Siegmund, J.S. Bolton, "Experiments on the low frequency barrier characteristics of cellular metamaterial panels in a diffuse sound field" Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 141 (2017) 602-610.
J. Kukreja, T. Nguyen, T. Siegmund, W. Chen, W. Tsutsui, K. Balakrishnan, H. Liao, N. Parab, "Crash analysis of a conceptual electric vehicle with a damage tolerant battery pack," Extreme Mechanics Letters 9 (2016) 371-378.
P. Seiler, J. Kruzic, V. Tomar, T. Siegmund, "Stationary and propagating cracks in a strain gradient visco-plastic solid," International Journal of Fracture 202 (2016) 111-125.
Y. Chen, A. Ridruejo, C. Gonzalez, J. Llorca, T. Siegmund, "Notch effect in fracture of fiberglass non-woven materials," International Journal of Solids and Structures 96 (2016) 254-264.
T. N. Nguyen, T. Siegmund, W. Tsutsui, H. Liao, W. Chen "Bi-objective optimal design of a damage-tolerant multifunctional battery system," Materials and Design 105 (2016) 51-65.
T. Siegmund, F. Barthelat, RJ. Cipra, E. Habtour, J. Riddick, "Manufacture and mechanics of topologically interlocked material assemblies" ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews 68 (2016) 040803.
W. Tsutsui, T. Nguyen, H. Liao, N. Parab, J. Kukreja, T. Siegmund, W. Chen, "Mechanical energy dissipation in a multifunctional battery system," MRS Advances 6 (2016) 381-388.
P. Bhattacharya, J. Kelleher, T. Siegmund, "Role of gradients in vocal fold elastic modulus on phonation," Journal of Biomechanics 48 (2015) 3356-3362.
P. Bhattacharya, T. Siegmund, "The role of glottal surface adhesion in vocal fold biomechanics." Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology 14 (2015) 283-295.
S. Khandelwal, R.J. Cipra, J.S. Bolton, T. Siegmund, "Adaptive mechanical properties of topologically interlocking material systems," Smart Materials and Structures 24 (2015) 045037.


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Kudos to U.S. District Judge Keith Watkins, who handed down a record $2 million fine this week on participants in a major dog-fighting operation – to serve as restitution to help cover the care of the dogs involved.
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The key, evil organizer in the operation received eight years in prison and fined $580,000. Another individual was ordered to pay to pay $627,389 and spend four years behind ball. And another got five years and $458,752.
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It's been a week, hasn't it? It turns out the night I last did Tech, I pushed it way too hard, and my illness stuck with me another week. But we're better now.
For what it's worth, Steny Hoyer doesn't see the Trans-Pacific Partnership passing anytime soon. I'm all for free trade, but TPP seems to be going far beyond trade, and becoming a grab bag of special interest provisions, and so I'm fine with giving it a lot of scrutiny.
As I've said before, the key to fixing patents is to remove the incentive the USPTO has to give out too many. So I'm glad the House rejected Democrat plans to reinforce USPTO getting funding that way. We must not let the office keep the feeas it collects anymore.
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Are You Throwing Money Away?
The contents of your trash may show how you could be wasting money and Earth's resources
Let's talk some trash. Or rather, let's listen to what the contents of your trash can and recycling bin are telling you about how you're probably wasting both your money and the Earth's resources.
See also: Don't waste old pantyhose.
Try spending a few minutes doing what I call a "trash can autopsy" and discover the bad spending habits you need to break:
1. Packaging
Too much packaging in your trash can be a sign that you need a smart-shopping intervention. This could be anything from fast food and carryout containers, plastic drink bottles and single-serving items. Packaging costs money, which consumers pay for in the end. Buying in bulk, shopping at food co-ops and avoiding elaborately packaged products usually are cheaper and save natural resources. Larger containers are typically a better value than smaller, but just to be sure, always check the "per unit price" label on the shelf when comparing items. Shopping at membership warehouse stores can also make sense for some families, particularly if you keep these tips in mind. If you see a lot of brand names in your garbage, you might be able to save on a generic version, which may cost less and you may like better.
If you're finding a lot of burger bags and pizza boxes in your trash, you're not alone. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the typical American family now spends about 45 percent of its food budget on meals prepared outside the home. Cutting back on restaurant and carryout meals by preparing batch recipes at home and freezing the leftovers can save you as much as 80 percent compared with the restaurant price.
If you buy bottled water, you're getting soaked financially and hurting the environment as well. About 1.5 million barrels of oil are used every year to produce plastic water bottles for the U.S. market. If you drink only bottled water, you'll spend more than $1,000 annually to get your recommended daily amount of water, as opposed to about 49 cents for a year's supply of just-as-healthy tap water. As far as disposing of the empty bottles, try some of these nifty repurposing ideas.
2. Excess food
The Agriculture Department says that nearly 25 percent of all food sold in America ends up in the trash. That means that if you're a typical American family, you could reduce your grocery bill by a quarter simply by being smarter about food storage and portion control. Here are 10 simple ways to do cut down on your grocery bill. If you see you are throwing away a lot of food and vegetable scraps — such as apple, cucumber and potato peels — you're throwing away valuable vitamins, fiber and other nutrients. The skins of fruits and veggies often contain more nutrients than the flesh. Remember to always wash produce thoroughly before consuming. What you don't eat, I'm sure your compost pile will enjoy.
3. Catalogs, newspapers and magazines
We receive so much unsolicited junk mail for a reason: It inspires many of us to buy things we don't need. You can reduce impulse purchases and save trees by getting your name taken off unwanted mailing lists. Contact www.41pounds.org for help. (By the way, 41 pounds is the amount of junk mail the average American adult receives every year!) Magazines and newspapers also can be recycled. You can save some serious cash and paper by canceling your subscriptions and reading them online or borrowing them from the library instead.
4. Dryer lint
This stuff represents the life of your expensive clothing being beaten and cooked out of them by an electric dryer. Washing and drying clothing is typically harder on fabric than everyday wear and tear. Your clothes will last much longer by drying them on an old-fashioned clothesline. You'll also save about $200 per year on electricity and appliance costs.
5. Lawn clippings
Grass clippings and other organic material from the yard should always be returned to nature via the compost pile rather than entombed in a plastic bag and sent to the landfill, where experts say it will take 500 years — give or take a century or two — for them to decompose in their plastic covering.
Also, consider reducing the size of your lawn by covering part of it with mulch or planting a low maintenance ground cover. Lawns are hard on our wallets and hard on the environment, what with all of the fertilizers, pesticides and water they require.
6. Things you don't know what to do with
Before you throw away anything you no longer want, ask yourself, "Could someone else use it?" Consider selling unwanted items at a yard sale or online, or giving them away for free via websites such as Freecycle.org or Craigslist. Donating items to charitable thrift stores often gives you a tax deduction, and there are even specialized charities eager to receive donations of everything from your old saxophone to that bicycle in the garage you haven't ridden since the Reagan administration.


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In the Prison of Social PovertyPakistanis in Britain
The suspected suicide bombers came from Pakistani families, three of them from Leeds. (Three of the four suspected suicide bombers came from Pakistani families living in Leeds.) They could just as well have come from Bradford, Leicester or Oldham, cities which have long boasted that their immigrants—from India, Pakistan or Bangladesh—lived peacefully with the home born white population.
That was true until 2001. In that year, sudden racial attacks on the children of Pakistani immigrants rocked these towns. The unrest was a warning to Britain that there is a social crisis blazing behind the multicultural facade which could provoke Muslim radicalisation.
The 750,000 people of Pakistani origin who live in Britain make up the second largest ethnic minority in the country after the Indians. Most of the Pakistanis moved to Britain in the fifties. At the time immigration was easy, since, until 1958, their British Commonwealth passports gave them the right of entry. They came mostly from rural areas of Pakistan and were looking for a future in the British textile industry—they planed to stay just as long as it took them to earn enough money for a return home in prosperity.
Disappointed hopes
But many stayed in Britain, and in the sixties and seventies they were joined by their families. Most Pakistani families live now in Humberside, the West Midlands, Glasgow and Yorkshire, including the city of Leeds.
The hopes of the Pakistani immigrants, unlike those of the Indians, were to be disappointed. The British textile industry declined, and many Pakistanis failed to work their way up through society. Indian families managed to make into the middle class, but that road seemed closed to the Pakistanis.
Current statistics show that there are two unemployed people of Pakistani origin for every one from India. Many Pakistani men are taxi-drivers or have small shops or businesses. The father of one of the suspected terrorists owns a fish-and-chip shop.
Pakistani families form the largest households in Britain, with an average of six members, but on average they are worse off than small white families living on state support. At the end of the nineties eighty percent of all Pakistani and Bangladeshi families earned less than the average national wage. That is one reason why Pakistanis have difficulty in integrating.
Shut out and rejected
Many families live in ethnically separated areas in long rows of monotonous terraced housing. They feel shut out and rejected, not just by the white working class, which does not think much of any Asian immigrants, but also by Hindus and Sikhs, who often forbid their children to have anything to do with Pakistani and Bangladeshi Muslims.
A visit to the areas in British cities, like Leeds, where Pakistanis live and work, is like a visit to a Pakistani city. Almost all the women wear the traditional Salwar Kameez, their lives are restricted to their homes and the local Asian shopping streets, they speak the languages of their old home rather than English.
Young people of Pakistani origin, especially young men, find it hard to come to terms with this situation. They find themselves trapped in a society which in many ways offers them fewer freedoms than even young British Indian men enjoy. This is a society in which the British police has to fight against forced marriage and honour killings. At the same time, the parents' generation is extremely apolitical.
The fathers' disgust of extremism
Fathers are happy just to be allowed to live in England and feed their families. They put up with the fact that their living conditions are poor and that they live on the edge of society, and they feel at home in the traditional world of their neighbours. They follow a traditional, pious form of Islam and have only incomprehension and disgust for any kind of extremism.
The fact that Islamist terrorists make their integration into the country more difficult and create mistrust among their non-Muslim British neighbours is another reason why Pakistani patriarchs really cannot understand what is going on in the heads of the terrorists of the next generation.
But the sons see things differently. They see no opportunity in the world of their fathers for them to reach what has been denied their parents: improvement of their status in society and social recognition. Their parents did not have the money to send them to private schools, as many Indian families managed to do. Boys of Pakistani origin are worse educated than boys from other ethnic groups. Only 22 percent manage to get school-leaving qualifications at sixteen. Unemployment in this group is particularly high.
Accusations of the not-so-tolerant working class
Directly after the serious racial unrest in Oldham, Burnley, Bradford and Leeds in 2001, many sociological studies were undertaken. One study, by the University of Leeds, warned of a "prison of social poverty," in which young people of Pakistani origin give up hope, and in which they have to live with the resentment of white people.
Their neighbours are not the tolerant British middle class but the working class who accuse Asian immigrants of trying to set up a "mini-Pakistan." Their sense of rejection was intensified by the racial unrest of 2001 and, since British involvement in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the feeling has grown that the West is against the Muslims. No part of the British population has felt more under control by the police and security forces than young Muslim men.
But many young men in this Pakistani parallel society also experience their own home as a kind of prison, in which they suffer from patriarchal rule.
Radicals exploit the youths' disappointment
Towards other family members, relations and neighbours, they pretend to lead a halfway successful immigrant life: the sons are expected to take over their father's business one day and to marry a Pakistani girl from a good family. They are unable to discuss this plan with their fathers.
Young people from a Pakistani background are extremely respectful and subservient towards their parents—and that is part of the facade of their traditional culture. They seek understanding elsewhere, and, in individual cases they may find it among extremists, who exploit the disappointment and lack of perspective of Muslim youth for their own ends.
They lead the sons of Pakistani immigrants to believe that there is only one correct way to break out of the prison of an unjust anti-Islamic society in which they find themselves—even to the extent of obeying the command to blow everything around them to pieces.
Bettina Schulz
© FAZ/Qantara.de 2005
Translation from German: Michael Lawton


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Fourth, John Stott stressed that we care for and value God's creation. From an early age, he was an avid bird watcher and photographer, taking his binoculars and camera with him on all his travels. He saw nearly 2,700 of the world's 9,000 species of birds. He even published a book, The Birds our Teachers, illustrated with his own photographs. John Stott encouraged all Christians to take an interest in some form of natural history and was a strong supporter of A Rocha: Christians in Conservation (www.arocha.org) since its inception in 1983.
Fifth, Dr. Stott focused on the development of the Majority World, its people, and its leadership. His concern for the world's poor led to involvement in two organizations: Tearfund (www.tearfund.org), which he served as president from 1983 to 1997, and Armonia (http://www.armonia-uk.org.uk) which he served as patron. Through his contact with pastors in the Majority World, John Stott became increasingly convinced of their need for books and improved seminary education. To meet the first of these needs he set up the Evangelical Literature Trust in 1971, funded largely by his own book royalties, in order to send theological books to pastors, teachers, and theological students. To meet the second a bursary fund was established in 1974 (as part of the then recently formed Langham Trust) to provide scholarships for gifted evangelical scholars from the Majority World to earn their doctorates, and then to return to their own countries to teach in theological seminaries.
The Evangelical Literature Trust and the Langham Trust have now been amalgamated into the Langham Partnership International (langham.org); Dr. Stott served as its founder-president until his death.
John Stott, in talking about the Langham Partnership International commented:
The church is growing everywhere of course, or nearly everywhere, but it's often growth without depth and we are concerned to overcome this lack of depth, this superficiality, by remembering that God wants his people to grow. Now if God wants his people to grow into maturity, which he does, and if they grow by the word of God, which they do, and if the word of God comes to them mainly through preaching, which it does, then the logical question to ask is how can we help to raise the standards of biblical preaching? The 3 ministries of the Langham Partnership are all devoted to the same thing – either immediately or ultimately – to raise the standards of preaching through books, through scholarships and through Langham Preaching seminars.


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Heather Corinna replies:I'm 18, and my girl and I have been going out for a year and we have just recently become sexually active so I have a few questions. 1. Is it okay to use spermicidal lubrication,or a spermicidal condom, because I did research and it may harm my girlfriend. I definitely don't want to do that because I truly love her. 2. We've tried anal, and once I ejaculated inside her anus, is that ok? Every time I try anal it hurts her, how do I make it feel good for her? I don't use lube, and I am very careful, and hate seeing her in pain. 3. Is it ok to use water, spit, or saliva for lube to go in her butt? 4. when I eat my girls vagina she really likes it, but I want to get maximum stimulation, how would I do that? 5. Is it ok to have anal sex or will that mess her intestines up at all in any way? I just want to make sure it's safe, okay, and won't harm the love of my life.
I'd divide your questions into two groups here: the things you need to ask someone else, and the things you need to ask your girlfriend (and listen to her about).
Let's start with the first group.
Per spermicides, in general, if you can avoid using them, you want to avoid using them. Not only are they genital irritants -- so they tend to make sex feel less pleasant for a lot of partners, especially partners with vaginas, but because they're genital irritants, they have been shown in some studies to slightly increase the risks of STI transmission. Plus the amount of spermicide on a spermicidal condom is so miniscule that it's not offering you a lot more protection.
Condoms used properly, all by themselves, work beautifully. (And really, spermicide only has a chance to work if a condom breaks, in which case, spermicide or no, we'd advice using emergency contraception, making the spermicide moot.)
Properly means using for all genital contact, from start to finish, putting it on right, taking it off correctly, and using that lubricant you seem, for some reason to be avoiding.
Why? Lube is the bomb: it makes all kinds of insertive sex more pleasant for everyone, and it helps keep your condoms from breaking. More on the lube in a minute: let's move on to the anal sex, and unto the arenas where it's your girlfriend, not me, you really need to be talking to AND listening to.
Anal sex in and of itself is not harmful, nor does it have anything to do with the intestines. However, having anal sex without using a condom presents risks of pregnancy and of sexually transmitted infection: if you are going to be having anal sex, you need to be doing it safely. That means using condoms, getting tested (and since you have had anal sex unprotected, if the two of you have not both recently had a full STI screening, you both need to go do that now, okay?) and it also means using a real lubricant: not saliva or water, which do little to nothing when it comes to lubricating tissues that, unlike the vagina, don't self-lubricate.
Anal tissue is delicate: not only is good lubrication really important (as is safer sex), but so is only having anal play or sex with a partner to whom it feels good. Your girlfriend is in pain when you do this: her being in pain is a red light you're running. Do other kinds of anal play -- things which are far more gradual than intercourse -- feel good to her? Does she, for instance, enjoy analingus (anal-oral sex, which should also be done with a barrier, FYI), or a (gloved!) lubricated finger in her anus? If not, then she just doesn't enjoy anal sex, so you stop trying, and consider what's good for her.
If she DOES enjoy those things, then after a while of doing those things, you both can consider anal intercourse, but again, this should be gradual. Really, I generally tell young users -- or people of any age -- that anal sex is advanced sexual activity. To have it be enjoyable, partners need to be able to communicate very well, to respond to what their partners are saying about comfort, and to be incredibly patient. Generally, you can't just try and stick something far larger than the anus in there and have it feel good in any way at all.
Too, it's always worth mentioning that while there are cis women who do enjoy receptive anal sex, more cis men than women do, in part because you have a sensitive area of your anatomy -- your prostate gland -- that is stimulated by receptive (as in, in your bottom, not hers) anal sex, and we don't. For this reason, I also generally suggest that partners who want to explore anal sex take turns with BOTH partners being the receptive partner: it's one of these things where we're lucky to be able to get a sense of how something feels for the other partner, so both partners being the "catcher" tends to be pretty illuminating, and often enough, men discover an activity for themselves in being the receptive partner that expands how they experience orgasm as well as how they think about male/female sex.
But really, in your case, what I'm hearing in this post is that this just isn't something your girlfriend likes. Not everyone likes every sexual activity that can be done -- I bet you don't, either. So, often enough, we'll have things we like to do and a partner does not, in which case the right thing to do is to defer to that partner. For now, unless SHE is asking to explore some anal play -- and again, you'd start small and gentle, not with a penis -- sounds to me like this is something you should put on the shelf.
The same thing goes with the oral sex: the person to ask about what feels best and most intense in any sexual activity is that partner. We all have different experiences with sensitivity, and different things we like. I could tell you what I liked, but that wouldn't be very helpful, because I'm not your girlfriend, who may like entirely different things with oral sex than I do.
Young people often have the idea that sex is supposed to be wordless, without talking. But the turth is...well, that that's not true. In order for anything that happens between any two people to work for both, we've got to communicate, and communicate clearly. Moans and grabbing can get us part of the way, but we need our words, too. And there's certainly nothing un-sexy about describing how you're feeling during sex: it's sure a lot more hot to have someone piping up when things feel good than to be so wordless that the only time you hear from a partner is when they're saying "Ow!"
Ask her what feels good, let her know to tell you how things are feeling (and not just when they hurt), and to also tell you if she wants something to be faster or slower, with more pressure or less, to the right or the left, more tongue or more lips, and so forth. The only expert on her body and what feels good to her is her.
The Cliff's Notes? • Go out and buy some latex-safe lubricant and use it when you use condoms.
• Skip the spermicidal condoms.
• Set the anal play aside for now unless it's something she is asking for, and you can do more gently and gradually, starting with just a gloved finger and lube, not a penis.
• Start talking more with your partner, in and out of the bedroom about what she likes and what feels good. When it comes to her own body, it's she, not me, who is the expert.
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I got rid of my 95-96 carded figures, and I don't really have too many left of the Freeze Frame figs carded, but I doubt I'll get rid of the loose POTF2 stuff. It's a reminder of a time when collecting these wasn't a bank-breaking chore, something that went away around 1999. I have a bit of nostaligia for these, but not as much as I do for vintage. And these figures only take up a box or two, so they don't take up THAT much room. The only way to get rid of them would be either donate them or throw them away, so I'll just keep them.I am glad that Hasbro decided to make the figures with super-articulation these days, though. The 6 POA was kind of stupid, and I remember POTF2 being pretty pricey in its day compared to the competition for what you got.
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It was announced earlier this month that Frank Darabont has joined Gareth Edward's upcoming Godzilla as a screenwriter. Today, in an interview with io9, Darabont speaks about what he hopes to bring to the reimagined franchise.
"What I found very interesting about Godzilla is that he started off definitely as a metaphor for Hiroshima and Nagasaki," he explains. "And some of the atom bomb testing we were doing in the South Pacific in the subsequent years. The giant terrifying force of nature that comes and stomps the s–t out of your city, that was Godzilla… What we're trying to do with the new movie is not have it camp, not have it be campy. We're kind of taking a cool new look at it. But with a lot of tradition in the first film. We want this to be a terrifying force of nature. And what was really cool, for me, is there was a very compelling human drama that I got to weave into it. It's not that cliched, thinly disguised romance or bromance, or whatever. It's different, it's a different set of circumstances than you're used to seeing."
Darabont goes on to explain that, while there's an updated allegory for the new take on Godzilla, he's hesitant to explain what he considers it to be because he doesn't want to alter the interpretation of moviegoers. You can read the full interview by clicking here.
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Well, your car has one of its own. When you car gets too hot, it needs a little extra boost to cool down, and the radiator cooling fan is the part for the job.
To better understand the radiator cooling fan, you need to understand how the cooling system works. The more your car's engine works, the more heat it produces. If the engine gets too hot, it will begin to damage itself and the surrounding car parts, and eventually even catch fire…which goes without saying, is not cool.
So, the cooling system keeps the engine at a safe and operable temperature. When the engine is running, a liquid called coolant travels around the engine, absorbing heat. The coolant then travels to the radiator, which directs air over the coolant, in turn absorbing the heat again, and lowering the temperature of the coolant. This allows the coolant to return to engine, absorb more heat, and keep the cycle going over and over.
That brings us to the radiator cooling fan. This helpful device takes the air in the engine bay and helps it move through the radiator. The increased air results in better cooling of the engine. With the current design of cars, radiator cooling fans are necessary parts to keep your car running. Overheating can lead to catastrophic consequences if not attended to immediately, and the radiator can't fully do its job without the cooling fan.
Radiator cooling fans can last for a long time, but it's not rare for them to need to be replaced at some point.
Keep a watchful eye on the gauge or light in your dashboard that indicates the engine temperature. It's there for a reason, and that reason isn't so you can ignore it. If the temperature gauge shows that the engine is getting hot, something has gone awry. That something just might be your car's radiator cooling fan.
You know after a workout, when you're sweating and heaving and don't feel like you could run a mile if it saved your life? When you're quite literally too hot to function?
Your car feels the same way if the radiator cooling fan is wonky. If the engine is too hot, and running out of energy, it can limit its performance to stay alive. Even worse, the engine power can permanently degrade because of the deterioration of parts.
Oh, this sure is a fun one. Ever heard of a seized engine? No?
Well, here's the long and short of it: The engine stops working and gets stuck, like when your body cramps and rebels after a long workout.
Ignoring the above symptoms is one way to get one of those. A radiator cooling fan that fully fails can lead to this catastrophic fail. Parts in the engine can get so hot without proper cooling that they fuse together. Let's not have that happen, ok? Because it's exactly as bad as it sounds.
Seriously, did you not read that last segment?
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Top 10 wines of the week
Five Pinots head the Top 10 list this week. Two are from the Sonoma Coast, two from the Russian River, and the Santa Barbara interloper is from, not surprisingly, Bien Nacido. Twin Napa Cabernets follow up, from Diamond Mountain and Oakville. A single Chardonnay drops in all the way from Napa-Carneros, while both Syrah representatives are up from Santa Barbara County. As usual, you'll find my scores and complete reviews in upcoming issues of Wine Enthusiast.
Keller Estate 2007 Precioso Pinot Noir. Only 96 cases of this rich, balanced and ageworthy Pinot from the Sonoma Coast appellation were produced. Alcohol is 14.1%, $75
Diamond Creek 2007 Volcanic Hill Cabernet Sauvignon. From the estate vineyard on Diamond Mountain. Firm in tannins, will age for many years. 675 cases, 14.1%, $175
Fog Crest 2008 Estate Bottled Pinot Noir. This acidic and fruity wine gets better as it breathes in the glass. A Russian River charmer. 75 cases, 14.5%, $45
Freestone 2008 Quarter Moon Vineyard Pinot Noir. Put this Sonoma Coast beauty in the cellar. It's young and fresh now. 120 cases, 13.5%, $100
Clos Pegase 2007 Hommage Mitsuko's Vineyard Chardonnay. From the Carneros estate comes this vibrantly crisp, rich Chardonnay, still gaining traction at the age of three-plus years. 792 cases, 14.5%, $40
La Fenêtre 2008 Alisos Vineyard Syrah. One of the more sumptuous and appealing Syrahs out of Santa Barbara, and will take a little bottle age. 132 cases, 13.9, $36
Regale 2008 O'Neel Vineyard Pinot Noir. Shows real Russian River, cool-climate delicacy of structure, but dazzes with richness. 387 cases, 14%, $48
Michael James 2008 White Hawk Vineyard Syrah. From a top Santa Barbara vineyard comes this fruity, spicy Syrah. 60 cases, 14.5%, $38
Foggy Bridge 2008 Bien Nacido Vineyards Pinot Noir. Shows lots of those dusty Asian spices that Santa Maria Pinot is known for. Rich and harmonious. 552 cases, 14.5%, $38
Kirkland Signature 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon. Classic Oakville Cab, rich, dry and tannic. And look at that price. 1,400 cases, 14.1%, $19
It's amazing how good of a value, relatively speaking, Syrah from Los Alamos and Santa Maria (well, Bien Nacido) is. Last weekend I tasted a few Syrahs from White Hawk and Bien Nacido. Can't help but to think that maybe 30 years from now these will be something like Grand Cru vineyards and way more expensive. Guess I should enjoy it while it's still a good value! It's like all the best qualities of Cab and Pinot are harmoniously crammed into one wine, for half the price of either.
One of these days I would enjoy a bottle of one of these wines..
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(New York, N.Y.) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has completed the cleanup of the Sayreville Landfill Superfund site in Sayreville, New Jersey and removed it from the Superfund list of the country's most hazardous waste sites. The soil and ground water at the closed 30-acre landfill were contaminated with volatile organic compounds, cadmium, lead, benzene, arsenic and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. After a review of conditions at the site, the EPA determined that the cleanup continues to protect people's health and the environment. The EPA proposed to delete the site from the Superfund list in August 2011 and encouraged members of the public to submit comments during a 30-day public comment period.
Volatile organic compounds can evaporate into the air and potentially impact people's health. Lead is a toxic metal that can cause damage to a child's ability to learn and a range of health problems in adults. Excessive exposure to cadmium can cause cancer and benzene is a known cancer-causing chemical. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are a group of chemicals that are formed during the incomplete burning of coal, oil, gas, wood, garbage, or other organic substances and can cause cancer.
Over 30 drums were removed from the site, a system to control stormwater and contain methane gas was installed and the site was capped. The work was done with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and overseen by EPA.
From 1971 to August 1977, the Sayreville Landfill was operated by the Borough of Sayreville as a licensed municipal landfill that accepted solid waste and some industrial waste. Hazardous waste was suspected of being dumped at the site during and after the landfill stopped operating in 1977. The site was added to the federal Superfund list in 1983.
Under Superfund law, EPA conducts reviews every five years at sites where cleanups are complete to evaluate if they are protective of people's health and the environment. These periodic reviews will continue every five years.
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Nobody Gets a Pass When It Comes to Hedge Fund DR, Due Diligence
I had the pleasure of joining my colleague, Vinod Paul (managing director here at Eze Castle Integration), on a panel yesterday about disaster recovery at HFBOA's Optimizing Hedge Fund Business Operations Conference in New York.
Titled 'Disaster Recovery: An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,' we covered a range of topics with the overarching theme being that there is no excuse for a hedge fund not to have disaster recovery in place. To quote one panelist, "Nobody Gets a Pass" – including service providers.
Here are some of the highlights from the panel:
The difference between DR and BCP?
BCP focuses on the people, processes and operations while DR looks at the IT systems necessary to maintain business as usual should an incident occur.
How has the DR and BCP landscape changed over the last five years?
From a regulatory perspective, more is expected from hedge funds, and regulators are more knowledgeable about what IT systems and safeguards should be in place.
Beyond regulators, investors not only expect hedge funds (regardless of AUM) to have DR and BCP in place, but they want proof the systems accurately reflect the business processes and risk landscape. A simple 'check the box' approach to DR is no longer enough to satisfy investors.
The IT landscape for DR has changed as well. The prevalence of cloud-based DR services has driven down the cost of DR substantially making it economical for funds of all sizes. Additionally, the cloud has lifted the technology management burden off many hedge fund managers.
360-degree due diligence emerging as the new norm
Investors are scrutinizing hedge funds and, in turn, hedge funds must scrutinize their service providers. To quote one panelist, "Trust but verify. No one gets a free pass in this day and age."
Conducting due diligence on your service providers is essential to drive out unknown risks and protect your firm. A DR system becomes valueless if your IT provider is unable to fulfill their role of activating the system. Ask your provider how they would handle a multi-client activation scenario – do they have the staff to activate 30 clients simultaneously? What is the provider's plan if their primary office becomes unavailable?
Are DR hot seats necessary anymore?
The resounding answer from the panel was "no," with the caveat that it is a personal choice that really comes down to a team's dynamics and how they work together. If a portfolio manager is most comfortable having his team together should an incident occur than securing hot seats is the 'right' choice. However, today's technology makes it unnecessary for hot seats to continue operations.
Electricity and Internet connectivity are the oxygen for any DR system. What happens if these items aren't available?
This is where planning comes into play. As part of the BCP and DR planning process firms must run through a thorough Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis to understand the most likely threats/risks and associated business impact.
One panelist (a West Point grad) referenced the concept of P-A-C-E followed in the US military, which he uses to guide his hedge fund's business continuity planning. P-A-C-E (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency) is used by operational planners to ensure that they have a minimum of four different ways to accomplish a critical task.
Planning is great, but how do you ensure accountability?
The importance of DR testing and preparation must be set at the top of the organization. At Eze Castle Integration we advise clients to test their DR systems quarterly to help ensure users are comfortable logging in and that the DR environment matches the primary location files and applications. Read our article HERE on what is included within a DR test.


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Evergreen community participates in Arts Walk, Procession
April 27, 2007
Each year, students, faculty and staff at The Evergreen State College are important participants in Olympia's Arts Walk, celebrating the breadth of art in the community and Procession of the Species, one of the nation's largest Earth Day celebrations aimed at celebrating community through nature. More than 25,000 come to downtown Olympia to experience the Arts Walk weekend.
An Evergreen staff and student juried show will be at Gallery Contempo at Washington and State Ave. during Arts Walk, and student groups will participate with The Clothesline Project at Sylvester Park on Saturday. A wide array of faculty, students, staff and alumni will present their work at numerous locations over the weekend.
The Spring Arts Walk takes place April 27 & 28, Fri: 5-10pm, Sat: Noon-7pm. For more information about Arts Walk, call 360-570-5858.
The 13th annual Procession of the Species takes place Saturday at 4:30 p.m. downtown.
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Color Photos: Before & After D-Day
From LIFE.com: "In rare, color photos taken before and after the invasion, LIFE photographer Frank Scherschel captured countless other, lesser-known scenes from the run-up to the onslaught and the heady weeks after: American troops training in small English towns; the French countryside, implausibly lush after the spectral landscape of the beachheads; the reception GIs enjoyed en route to the capital; the liberation of Paris."
Photo: Frank Scherschel/TIME & LIFE Pictures
From LIFE.com: "From D-Day until Christmas 1944, captured German troops (pictured) were shipped off to American detention facilities at a rate of 30,000 per month."
Photo: Frank Scherschel/TIME & LIFE Pictures
From LIFE.com: "A P-38 fighter plane sits in the background as the pilot arrives in a captured German vehicle."
Check out the rest here: Before and After D-Day: In Color.


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I've done an interesting exercise today in which I've tried to do an estimated cross-section of Tree 31 – the one with the highly discrepant core widths. Pete has some new pictures and site information that I haven't seen, so it will be interesting to see how they reconcile.
As noted before, Almagre Tree 31 has a large difference in growth rates between two cores only 45 degrees apart -see here . Here's the measurement plot, showing a dramatic difference between a fast-growing radius and a slow-growing radius.
I've done a rough cross-section of Tree 31 to translate the information from the core into a cross-section. Mining engineers and geologists always convert drill core information into cross-sections and level plans. I realize that professionals in the dendroclimatology don't need to do this – of course, traditionally they didn't make location maps either, waiting apparently for the invention of GPS rather thanlow-brow methods like plotting sample locations on Forest Service topo maps, as a geologist might do. So at the risk of offending a dendroclimatologist by doing something as amateur as estimating a cross-section from available core, I've done the exercise anyway, articulating the assumptions as I go.
Up to the first half of the 19th century, the two cores were roughly in tandem. So I've hypothesized that the tree was roughly circular in 1835 with a radius of about 13 cm. Between 1875 and 2007, the slow-growing radius (31B – SW) has grown about 2.9 cm (the strip bark portion obviously growing at a rate of 0), while the fast-growing radius (31A – W) has grown about 10.0 cm. We only have two cores and, for the sake of argument, I've interpreted the fast-growing core as being more or less in the center of the bark strip. As an experiment, here's a contour map showing a contour map of ring widths – you can see the consistent low growth leadgin up to 1875, with the lensy growth in the strip bark in the late 19th and 20th century. (This diagram illustrates some features, but the actual tree cross section is more rectangular – Pete's sent me a sketch. It will take a little time to re-do this diagram to incorporate a more accurate cross-section and I'll update this when I get a chance.)
So the tree is becoming more elliptical. In old strip bark trees, there's plenty of evidence of the trees projecting along the axis of the ellipse so that they become increasingly elliptical and ultimately almost rectangular. That part's been noticed. But I haven't seen any specific discussion in the literature of the relative thickening in what seem to be the "early" strip bark stages. In this case, it's almost like the strip bark tree is "trying" to achieve a circular arc, intersecting at the strip bark boundaries. That is the principle of this diagram – I hope that we've got enough information to reconstruct a cross-section as it doesn't look like another examination will be possible before spring.
In Craig Brunstein's interesting technical report on bristlecone morphology (online – see his Figure 4 for a wide variety of growth forms), his Figure 6 shown below illustrates a somewhat similar process of ellipticization for strip-barked limbs. This isn't a trunk, but it shows rather nicely an ellipticization process.
Again, the distinction that I'm making here is this: the strip bark growth is not radially uniform, but appears to be much thicker in the center of the strip bark – at least during the first couple of centuries. In the case of Tree 31, it appears that the strip bark formed around 1835 plus-minus 15 years. So how does one obtain a homogeneous measurement for this sort of tree? If you have massive radial asymmetry as here, a simple average may not be very accurate. In addition, in examining the information from strip bark sites, it is remarkable how few trees have more than one core. My impression is that the available cores seem to come from the center of the strips and thus there is potentially a powerful bias here, about which I'll have more to say. If bark stripping occurred randomly over the history of the site, then the problem might not be too severe; however, as I'll discuss in my next post on this topic, we are getting the impression that strip bark occurrence is not random and intimately related to 19th century events.


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The New York Mets opened their brand-new ballpark, Citi Field, last night. The Padres were invited to the party, and boy did they spoil it!
It all started with Jody Gerut, the Padres' leadoff hitter, in the top of the first (which is usually a good place to start you know). With a 1-1 count, Gerut hit a solo homer down the right field line. Jody is now the only player to open a ballpark with a home run.
Walter Silva came in with a 1-0 lead. He only went 4.2 innings, giving up five runs on eight hits.
The Padres quickly build up a 5-1 lead over the Mets. In the second, Silva singled and Gerut doubled. David Eckstein then doubled them both in. Brian Giles singled in Eckstein.
In the top of the fifth, Adrian Gonzalez hit his second homer of the season. In the bottom of the frame, Silva lost it. He gave up four runs, the big blow being David Wright's three-run homer. Suddenly, we had a tie ballgame.
Not for long, though. Luis Rodriguez tripled off of Ryan Church's glove. A few outs later, Pedro Feliciano balked, apparently bothered by David Eckstein's antics at the plate. That was the winning run.
Edward Mujica, Duaner Sanchez, and Edwin Moreno had great outings. They held the Mets down, that for sure. The bullpen has been so solid!
Then, it was revenge time. Well, not really. But I know that Heath Bell felt great going against his former team, who never really gave him a chance. Check out this quote from the Union Tribune, which made me laugh out loud: "Next in was Bell, who was so excited that he threw a 97-mph fastball off the backstop. No matter." Oh my goodness! He was really excited, but he got the save, ending with a pop-up to my boy Kouz.
Heath now has four saves in four opportunities this season. He's been good! Man, he's certainly a lot more riled up when he goes out there, though. Trevor would never get that excited about a save!
Jody Gerut had a great game. He had two hits and a walk, plus some great defense in center. David Eckstein also had a great game, with three hits.
The bullpen was great, man. They held a one-run lead for four innings!
This team is so exciting! We are now 6-2, and we still have our lead on the top of the NL West. Now we have won five in a row. I'm loving this. My Friars are playing some great baseball right now!
Today is an off-day (in the middle of a series). I think it's great that we get a break so everyone can recouperate after a big week. Then we can get right back into it on Wednesday with a big win!
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