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The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Has Come to South Devon
Posted by Salcombe Finest on May 30, 2022 | Featured
If you're heading to South Devon in the next couple of weeks you can't escape the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations! The pretty villages, market and seaside towns of the South Hams have a fun filled diary of events planned for the long Bank Holiday weekend (Thursday 2nd June to Monday 6th of June).
Tradition says that we celebrate Royal occasions by lighting a beacon…
The Queen's Platinum Jubilee is no exception! The UK and the Commonwealth will be ablaze with some 1500 beacons. The lighting of the beacons will take place at 9.45 on Thursday 2nd June. One of the most spectacular locations to see this has to be at Plymouth's Royal Citadel on the Hoe.
While in London, this is what the diary looks like for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend
Trooping of the Colour
When? Thursday 2nd June at 10am
At the Trooping of the Colour there will be a possible appearance of the Queen on the Royal balcony at Buckingham Palace.
Lighting of the Beacons
When? From 9:30pm
The Lighting of the Beacons will take place across the country and the Commonwealth
Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral
When? Friday 3rd June at 11:30am
St Paul's will hold a special service of thanksgiving for the Queen's reign on Friday morning.
Epsom Derby
When? Saturday 4th June at 5:30pm
As part of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, the Queen and other Royals will attend the Derby at Epsom Downs.
BBC's Platinum Party at the Palace
When? 7.40pm on Saturday 4th June (shown live at 8pm on BBC)
The BBC's Platinum Party at the Palace is a celebration of all of the artistic talent that has been born and evolved during the Queen's reign. It includes music performances from Queen + Adam Lambert, Alicia Keys, Hans Zimmer, plus many more. Well-known stars from the screen, as well as the sporting world, will also make guest appearances.
When? Sunday 5th June
Street Parties and Big Jubilee lunches are set to get underway nationwide on Sunday. There will also be a Jubilee Pageant in central London culminating with the singing of the National Anthem in front of Buckingham Palace.
Back on the coast in Salcombe
The beautiful Woodcot Gardens are open to the public on the 5th June for a Royal bring your own picnic between 11am and 4.30pm. Dog on leads welcome.
Just across the estuary (actually a ria) in East Portlemouth, Port Waterhouse has an exciting diary of events to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The pop up bar will be open from Thursday 2nd June and over the Bank Holiday weekend with toe tapping live music courtesy of Nick the Fish on Saturday 4th June in the Raj Tent. These events are very popular so entry is by bookings only. Come and relax and celebrate. The food is pretty awesome too with The Braai Guy and his South African inspired food truck, Tom will be serving delicious flame cooked food, all seasonal and local. There's no need to book for lunch, available from noon until 4pm But if you're planning to stay for dinner it's being served from 5pm and you will need to book.
Dartmouth's Royal connections
Thursday 2nd June is also of Royal historical importance. It is of course where the young Princess Elizabeth first met Philip Mountbatten at the Royal Naval College in 1939, when she was just 13 years of age.
Visitors to Dartmouth can join in with the Diamond Jubilee Walk and an opening ceremony at the Royal Avenue Gardens. Dartmouth is also organising a street party and afternoon tea. Thursday's events draw to a close with a torchlit procession along Dartmouth's historic streets.
The weekend's events include a Jubilee market in the cobbled market square and much merriment with musical entertainment in the Royal Avenue Gardens. Britannia Royal Naval College hosts live bands and stages a firework display on Saturday night complete with bar and barbeque. Be sure to buy your tickets from the Guild Hall.
Come and check out the bright lights of Kingsbridge!
From Thursday 2nd June to Sunday 5th June, the Kingsbridge the town square will be a mass of colour when the trees and flower beds will be illuminated with red, white and blue to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
Street parties and picnics
You can't have a right Royal celebration of any kind without a street party or a big picnic! These are the pick of the best ones in South Devon over the Royal Jubilee weekend:
Dartmouth Sunday Coronation Park with Morris Men and entertainment for the children.
Churchstow, Kingsbridge, Street party Sunday 5th June
Thurlestone Street Party on Sunday 5th June from Midday onwards with plenty of live music and childrens' entertainment.
Soar Mill Cove.. what a location for a Jubilee Garden party with traditional cream tea, bubbly and jazz. (Please book your tickets from the Soar Mill Cove Hotel)
The Pig's Nose at East Prawle is hosting a Family Fun Weekend with plenty of live music and fairground rides.
We can't think of a better place to celebrate and remember the 70 years of Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
Whatever you do, celebrate in style, have fun and don't forget to include a picnic on one of Salcombe's finest beaches.
If you are looking for somewhere to stay in South Devon to continue your celebrations into the summer, let us know.
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How Can You Stimulate Innovation For Your Brand So You Stay Ahead of the Competition?
by Angela Cote | Jul 10, 2018 | Exponential Growth Tip!
When is the last time you stopped and thought about innovation for your franchise brand? We hear the word disrupt and about companies being disruptive. What does that really mean, and how can you be innovative or disruptive? I'm Angela Coté, Franchise Growth Catalyst, and I'm going to share with you an exponential growth tip on how you can be innovative and keep your competition on its toes!
But first… I'm going to start by telling you that, as a franchisee myself, it is definitely something that is important to me! Because we're relying on the franchisor to help us be successful and to drive the brand, we need the franchisor to stay innovative. Having a natural tendency towards innovation should be in a franchisor's DNA to make sure the company stays ahead of its competition.
As a franchise growth catalyst, I often hear from franchisees out in the field that that is one of their concerns too. Obviously profitability is number one and feeling supported is important too, but also knowing that their franchisor is working to stay innovative so that the brand stays ahead of the competition is key.
Part of the reason I think franchisors don't think of, or take the time and energy to innovate, is probably that there's a fear that there will be exorbitant costs involved. And people fear change and especially the unknown. But what's more scary, going out of business because you didn't stay innovative and ahead of the competition, or making some necessary changes? And sometimes it's hard for the franchisor of the company, especially the founder, to see the need for the innovation, because they're working in the business, and don't recognize the need to do things differently. So it sometimes takes that outside set of eyes, or franchisees for that matter, to help drive that innovation.
Bring together your built-in network of partners who have skin in the game and feet on the ground in their local communities, and invite them to share with you their ideas. Take some time to question what's being done, and allow for crazy, creative questions. The most creativity comes when we remove the barriers.
If you've been following me on social media, you may have seen that together with a colleague I have been facilitating Innovation Storms for franchise teams. The results that come from giving your franchise partners a voice in a creative nameless and rankless group setting are almost magical!
Whether you facilitate your own collaborative opportunity for franchise partners or bring in an outside facilitator like my colleague and I so you can participate and contribute along with your team, the point I'm making is that there is so much value in involving your franchise partners in your company's innovation, from giving them a voice to extracting creative, real-world ideas from the front line.
If this peaks your interest and you want to learn more tips for keeping your company innovative, you can find me at angela@angelacote.com. I can't wait to hear from you! And, in the meantime, go be awesome!!


Rebecca Judd has opened up about the one thing no one told her about being pregnant.
In the new podcast, Hello Bump, with Monique Bowley and Bec Judd, the TV personality shared her birth experience.
Rebecca Judd reveals what no one told her about pregnancy – it keeps coming and coming and coming until the baby comes out," Judd said.
Thinking that once her waters broke, that would it she put on her pregnancy tracksuit pants.
"Five minute after putting them on they were saturated to the ankle and I needed another pair and another pair and I thought when is this going to end?
Judd has four-children - twins Tom and Darcy, Oscar, 5, Billie, 3 - with husband Chris Judd.
This article originally appeared on Practicalparenting.


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AUGUST 31, 2011 – Professionals charged with conducting in-person and online market research and those who analyze the data will converge in Sydney, Australia on September 8, 2011, for a two-day conference hosted by the Australian Market and Social Research Society Limited.
The nonprofit organization counts more than 2,000 market and social research professionals among its membership, and works with people to develop and promote the ethics and standards of market research. Attendees will have a chance to meet with their peers from around the country and share thoughts, techniques, tips and insight into the ever-changing profession.
The event will also feature presentations from members on lessons learned, propositions and controversial topics, according to the AMSRS's website.
In a recent article for the Sydney Morning Herald, AMSRS's president, Peter Harris, wrote on the importance of market and social research to the relationships between companies and consumers. He points to the rise of social media and the internet, noting how the technologies have transformed his industry.


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The Duchess of Cambridge donned a pair of skinny jeans as she returned to work following her maternity leave.
Kate, 36, visited the Sayers Croft Trust Forest School and Wildlife Garden on Tuesday afternoon, marking her first public engagement since the birth of Prince Louis in April.
As she spent the afternoon walking around a park, Kate dressed for the occasion, teaming a pair of brown Zara skinny jeans with sturdy Penelope Chilvers brown boots.
She finished her look with an olive green jumper worn over a patterned blouse and an olive rain coat from Fjallraven.
Fans were thrilled to see Kate back on official duty again!
One tweeted: "Wonderful to see the Duchess Cambridge back! We missed her! This is a great organisation for children in the city to get closer to nature."
Another said: "Nice to see Duchess Catherine back on duties. She's so charming!"
A third added: "So glad she's back we've missed her."
The Sayers Croft Trust is a charity that aims to involve the local community, especially children, in the enjoyment and care of the environment.
This marked Kate's first public engagement since March, when the-then eight months pregnant duchess joined husband Prince William at the Commonwealth Big Lunch.
Kate gave birth to her third child, Prince Louis, on April 23.
Although she hasn't attended a public engagement in her royal capacity until now, she has been at other events since Louis' birth, including the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - now The Duke and Duchess of Sussex - in May.
There was also Louis' christening at St. James' Palace in July.
She also joined other senior members of the royal family on the Buckingham Palace balcony at Trooping the Colour in June to mark the Queen's official birthday.
Kate is expected to be among the guests at Princess Eugenie's wedding next week, too.
Eugenie will marry fiancé Jack Brooksbank at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on October 12. It's the same venue where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex married.
Meanwhile, the Duke of Cambridge has just returned home from an official visit to Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya.
William, 36, travelled to the countries in his capacity as President of United for Wildlife and Patron of Tusk Trust, ahead of the Illegal Wildlife Trade conference 2018 which is being hosted by the UK government next week.
It was described as a "private working trip" that included a small number of official engagements on behalf of Her Majesty's Government.
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Advisor to Japanese prime minister to be new ADB president
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MANILA, Philippines - Masatsugu Asakawa has been unanimously elected President of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) by its Board of Governors.
Mr. Asakawa, 61, currently Special Advisor to Japan's Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, will assume office as ADB's 10th President on 17 January 2020. He will succeed Takehiko Nakao, who will leave office on 16 January 2020. Mr. Asakawa will finish the unexpired term of President Nakao, which ends on 23 November 2021.
"Mr. Asakawa's extensive and diverse experience in international finance and development will serve ADB well in pursuing its vision of a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and the Pacific," Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance of South Korea and Chair of the ADB Board of Governors Hong Nam-Ki said Monday. "The ADB Board of Governors looks forward to working with Mr. Asakawa."
In a career spanning close to four decades, Asakawa has held a range of senior positions at the Ministry of Finance of Japan, including Vice Minister of Finance for International Affairs, and gained diverse professional experience in development policy, foreign exchange markets, and international tax policy.
He served as Finance Deputy for the 2019 G20 Osaka Summit and the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting in Fukuoka, Japan. Furthermore, in the immediate aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis, he took part in the first G20 Leaders' Summit Meeting in his capacity as Executive Assistant to the then Prime Minister Taro Aso. Mr. Asakawa has had frequent engagement with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, including as Chair of the Committee on Fiscal Affairs from 2011 to 2016.
Mr. Asakawa served as a Visiting Professor at the University of Tokyo from 2012 to 2015 and at Saitama University from 2006 to 2009.
He obtained his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Tokyo in 1981 and MPA from Princeton University in 1985.
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Juan Pablo Bartolucci - piłkarz argentyński, pomocnik.

W 1928 roku Bartolucii razem z reprezentacją Argentyny zwyciężył w turnieju Copa Lipton 1928.

Jako piłkarz klubu CA Huracán był w kadrze reprezentacji podczas turnieju Copa América 1929, gdzie Argentyna zdobyła mistrzostwo Ameryki Południowej. Bartolucci nie wystąpił w żadnym meczu.

Bartolucci występował także w barwach klubu CA Tigre.

W reprezentacji Argentyny w latach 1924-1929 Bartolucci rozegrał łącznie 5 meczów, w których nie zdobył żadnej bramki.

Linki zewnętrzne
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Reprezentanci Argentyny w piłce nożnej
Piłkarze CA Huracán
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Google Pulls YouTube Channels For Hong Kong Protest Misinformation
By Michael Kan
22 Aug 2019, 11:55 p.m.
Google hasn't listed the 210 channels it disabled, so it remains unclear what was exactly posted. But the take down occurs as a Chinese state-run media outlet has been placing ads over YouTube critical of the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests.
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Google has disabled 210 channels on YouTube for circulating misinformation about the ongoing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
Google connected the YouTube activity to the propaganda campaigns that Twitter and Facebook also witnessed and shut down on their own platforms on Monday.
"Earlier this week, as part of our ongoing efforts to combat coordinated influence operations, we disabled 210 channels on YouTube when we discovered channels in this network behaved in a coordinated manner while uploading videos related to the ongoing protests in Hong Kong," Google said in a blog post on Thursday.
The company refrained from connecting the YouTube activity specifically to the Chinese government like Twitter has. But Google's investigation did uncover the use of VPNs and other methods to disguise the origin of the YouTube accounts behind the videos.
Google hasn't listed the 210 channels it disabled, so it remains unclear how many views the videos received or what was exactly posted. But the take down occurs as a Chinese state-run media outlet has been placing ads over YouTube critical of the Hong Kong protests.
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According to internet users, one such video ad from China Central Television (CCTV) depicts the Hong Kong protesters as a violent masked mob while also calling on the local police to enforce the law.
Google hasn't commented on the YouTube ads from China's state-run media. In the meantime, the CCTV channel on YouTube remains up. Twitter, on the other hand, has decided to generally stop running ads from all state-run media outlets.
Although the Chinese government has banned access to Youtube from within mainland China, the video-sharing platform remains accessible in Hong Kong.
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Charlotte couple killed in weekend crash after teen runs stop sign, police say
HAMLIN TWP. - A Charlotte couple died in a crash in Eaton County on Sunday after a teenager did not stop at a stop sign, police said.
John Gutierrez and Nancy Gutierrez, both 69, were killed in the crash, which occurred about 3:40 p.m. Sunday in Hamlin Township.
The Gutierrez vehicle was southbound on South Clinton Trail when a vehicle driven by an 18-year-old man failed to stop at a stop sign on Bellevue Highway, said Michigan State Police Sgt. Barry Schrader.
His vehicle collided with the Gutierrez vehicle, and the couple suffered fatal injuries, Schrader said.
The 18-year-old was not injured in the crash. Police do not believe alcohol was a factor, Schrader said.
The crash remained under investigation Monday morning.


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Apr 2, 2020 - Energy & Environment
Mnuchin suggests oil companies could receive Fed aid
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. Photo: Win McNamee / Staff
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday that oil companies are eligible for aid from new lending programs the Federal Reserve is setting up, but not direct loans from his department.
Why it matters: U.S. producers are facing financial distress from the price collapse that stems from COVID-19 causing an unprecedented drop in oil demand, and the Saudi-Russia price war.
Driving the news: GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who heads the Energy Committee, on Wednesday sent Mnuchin a letter urging him to consider the industry for loans under the recently signed $2.2 trillion economic rescue bill.
Where it stands: Mnuchin, when asked about her request at a White House briefing, said he has "very limited ability to do direct loans out of the Treasury," and that he can provide only for specific sectors including airlines and national security companies.
But he added: "Outside of that, we work with the Federal Reserve to create broad-based lending facilities, which we will do."
"Our expectation is the energy companies, like all our other companies, will be able to participate in broad-based facilities, whether it's the corporate facility or whether it's the Main Street facility."
— Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin


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Group and educational visits are welcome if made by prior arrangement with the museum.
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Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum holds large quantities of documents, photographs and other artefacts which are not currently on display. Access can be made available for research purposes. For further information on how to access the archive please contact the Centre on 01529 488490 or by email at cranwellaviation@n-kesteven.gov.uk.


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The centrality of nature has long been part of Japanese culture. Japanese traditional customs and Buddhist aesthetics suggest that there is no fundamental difference between nature and humankind; in fact, nature is what represents the core background of human existence. During this three-hour Philosopher's Path Tour, we will join a local historian for a nature-inspired stroll along Philosopher's Path, following the course of the canal while visiting some of Kyoto's most important temples and exploring the Japanese' philosophical commitment to nature.
Philosopher's Path Tour
Philosopher's Path is a beautiful canal walkway located in northern Higashiyama. The path was named after Nishida Kitaro, a famous philosophy professor at Kyoto University who is said to have practiced meditation while walking this route on his daily commute. Thanks to the hundreds of cherry trees lining the canal, the Philosopher's Path remains awash in color for much of the year, whether it's spring's explosion of cherry blossom or fall's fiery red foliage. We will take a scenic stroll through Philosopher's Path and enjoy a quiet retreat surrounded by mountains and traditional houses away from the city.
Pure Land Buddhism and Nature
Along the way, we will make a stop at Honen-in Temple and learn about the principles of the Pure Land Buddhism (Jodo-shu), observing the harmony between nature and the temple buildings. We will discuss the temple's Zenki-sui water spring, which represents the Japanese adoration of water as part of the aesthetic element. We will then continue our walk to Eikan-do, another Pure Land Buddhism temple built on a hillside. We'll take a deep dive into the historical background of the temple, admiring the unusual Amitabha Buddha, with its head turned leftwards, the serene Hojo Pond, and the view from the Tagoto Pagoda.
At the end of our time together, we will have set our mind at peace away from the city's hustle and bustle and emerge with a better understanding of the concept of nature, as well as the ideological underpinnings of buddhism and how they play a role in Japanese culture.
Another excellent walk to pair with this one is our Kyoto Geisha Tour.
Is it okay to tip my guide in Japan?
Context clients generally tip anywhere from 10-25% of the purchase price of a personal service such as this, depending on the quality of the experience and their tipping habits.
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Preston Keido Houser came to Kyoto in 1981 to pursue his interests in Zen Buddhism and traditional Japanese music, specifically the zen repertoire for the shakuhachi bamboo flute as played by the "komuso" monks of the the Fuke-shu sect. He earned his "shihan," master's license, took the name Keido, and performs frequently in Japan and America (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1XguDd43gc). An award-winning writer (and frequent contributor to Writers in Kyoto (http://www.writersinkyoto.com/)), Preston has authored books on Japanese gardens, including "Invitation to Tea Gardens: Kyoto's Culture Enclosed"; "The Courtyard Gardens of Kyoto"; as well as the text for the acclaimed CD-ROM "Kyoto Gardens: A Visual Stroll Through Zen Landscapes" (https://kyotogardens.org/). In addition to Asia studies, Preston holds a Ph.D. in English literature (Shakespeare Studies) from the University of Pennsylvania. As a recently retired professor from Otani University in Kyoto, Dr. Houser currently lives in nearby Kameoka and divides his time playing music, cycling, hiking, as well as rereading Shakespeare and Buddhist texts. Recently Preston Keido provided the English translation for the Android Kannon Mindar at Kodaiji Temple in Kyoto He also spoke on "Bob Dylan and the I-Ching" at the World of Bob Dylan Conference held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, June 2019. An accomplished poet, Preston Keido has several volumes of poetry available in Kindle ebook and paperback formats via Amazon.com.
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This tour was fantastic,. The Silver Pavilion and its setting is much more charming than the Golden Pavilion
May. 3, 2018
Our docent, Marc, was fantastic! Super knowledgeable about Kyoto and its religious history, and he really tailored the tour to my wife's and my interests. Highly recommend him!
3 hrs • Kyoto, Japan
Beyond Zen: Kyoto Garden Tour
Ryoan-ji, Ninna-ji, and Golden Pavilion


Kotor is a town and municipality in Montenegro, built against a rocky peak to the bottom of the Bay of Kotor, in the Adriatic Sea. It is surrounded by an impressive defensive wall with 4.5 km long, 15 meters high and up to 20 meters wide. The walls rise to the bastion St. John (280 meters). The city is not too big but in recent years it attracts many tourists with its old town that is very well preserved, either by the Bay of Kotor. It is just a hundred kilometers from Dubrovnik and the old town is on the UNESCO list of world heritage. The mountains of Lovcen and Orjen delimit the city and its bay. Throughout its history, the city has experienced many different rulers passing from hand to hand but since 1918, it was named Kotor by integrating with Yugoslavia and after 1945, it is finally in the Socialist Republic of Montenegroto see: St. Trifone Cathedral having the Dinaric Alps behind giving a magnificent natural scenario; the church of St. Mary, the church of St. Joseph, the Grégorian palace, the Square of Arms, among others.
In the old town there are many shops, cafes and restaurants that exhibits their delicious ice cream. The people are very nice but many times communication is not very clear in terms of language. They are open to tourism for some years so they are very friendly and you must have patience because the communication will be often with gestures especially to those selling regional products or crafts.
Bring comfortable shoes or sports ones to walk around the old town without slipping.


A graduate student part of the Emerging Scholars Network prays before a free exam week dinner offered by the Christian Medical Society (CMS)/CMDA at Penn State Hershey College of Medicine.
Tonight as the first year medical students of Penn State Hershey College of Medicine prepare for their final Anatomy and Physiology exam (on Friday), the Christian Medical Society (CMS)/CMDA will host another free exam week dinner.
But even more, we must embrace that we are Called to Care, to love God with (and offer to God in service) our head, heart, and hands, e.g., Loving God in the Flesh in the Real World. Let us consider how Bob Trube's review of Eat with Joy: Redeeming God's Gift of Food (Rachel Marie Stone. InterVarsity Press, 2013) applies to our particular contexts. Read. Share. Review.
Note to all our readers: As I have done previously, I encourage you to read a book before you comment upon it 🙂 It is my intention that reviews such as those offered by Bob will not only provide opportunity for dialogue by those who have read the material, but also serve as teasers — helping our readers discern what books to place in their personal and book discussion group queue. If you have books you desire to review and/or have reviewed, please email me. Thank-you to those who are in process of reviewing Minds, Brains, Souls and Gods: A Conversation on Faith, Psychology and Neuroscience (Malcolm Jeeves) and Wisdom & Wonder: Common Grace in Science & Art (Abraham Kuyper). ~ Thomas B. Grosh IV, Associate Director of ESN, editor of ESN's blog and Facebook Wall.
Eat with Joy: Redeeming God's Gift of Food by Rachel Marie Stone (InterVarsity Press, 2013).
Most often, the integration of faith and learning in my experience has taken the form of a cognitive exercise asking how Christian doctrine relates to the questions and practices of a particular field of inquiry.
Rachel Marie Stone contends that we are often conflicted about one of the most basic of human activities — eating! We all get hungry, we all want to eat good, tasty food, yet we complain about weight, calories, the kinds of things in our diet. Following authors like Michael Pollan and Barbara Kingsolver, she adds a Christian perspective on food as a gift from God to be enjoyed in its appropriate place in our lives. What I love about this is that Stone emphasizes things like the healing power of sharing food in community, the richness that comes to our experience when we slow down to really enjoy the taste and texture of the things we eat, what is added to our lives when some of the food we eat is food we've grown ourselves or otherwise has not been processed before we've prepared it. She also writes thoughtfully about becoming aware of how our food is raised and produced and particularly the care of animals that produce our milk, eggs, and meat.
What I also like is that this author is realistic about how change occurs — in baby steps. She does not call for drastic steps or make one feel guilty about what they are not doing. Rather, she suggests practical steps like starting with one "prepared from scratch" meal a week.
Each chapter concludes with wonderful prayers that can be used before meals, several recipes, and action points from the chapter. At the conclusion of the book, she quotes Norman Wirzba, saying that food is "God's love made edible." Reading this book just may make that love more real to you.
Eating Well on a Grad Student Stipend – Katie Shives. Inside Higher Ed. 9/5/2013.
A Theology of Eating: An Interview with Rachel Marie Stone – Jonathan Merritt: On Faith & Culture: Religion News Service. 9/4/2013. I "happened" to come across this via a post by Ed Brown, Director/CEO of Care of Creation, Senior Associate for Creation Care for the Lausanne Movement, and contributor to the Emerging Scholars Network blog (http://blog.emergingscholars.org/author/ed-brown/). Thank-you Ed! What a joy to share such resources with the people of God.
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Brownsberger Calls For Enhanced 'People's Pledge' In Race To Succeed Markey
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State Sen. William Brownsberger, who is running to succeed U.S. Rep. Edward Markey, is calling on his opponents to accept an enhanced "People's Pledge."
The pledge, which originated with the U.S. Senate race pitting Republican Scott Brown and Democrat Elizabeth Warren, is designed to keep campaign spending from third-party political groups at bay.
Brownsberger is also asking his opponents to shun any direct campaign contributions from political action committees and lobbyists, whether they operate at the state or federal level.
"I am urging my competition in this race to do as I've done, which is to live by my principles, refusing money that has no place in Massachusetts elections," Brownsberger said. "Money has become a deeply corrupting force in politics, when the focus should be on tackling the hard issues. "
Scott Ferson, a spokesman for the Brownsberger campaign, said none of his opponents have committed to the enhanced pledge.
Eric Hyers, campaign manager for one of those opponents — state Sen. Karen Spilka — said she would sign the People's Pledge "today."
But he dismissed Brownsberger's call for a ban on PAC and lobbyist contributions as an attempt to score "political points." "This is changing the rules five months after people started fundraising, in some cases," Hyers said.
Alex Goldstein, a spokesman for another candidate in the race — Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian — issued a statement saying Koutoujian "fully supports a People's Pledge." The statement didn't make mention of Brownberger's call for a ban on PAC and lobbyist contributions.
State Rep. Carl Sciortino, another Democrat vying for the seat, noted in a statement that he volunteered to sign the People's Pledge last week in the formal announcement of his candidacy. His campaign declined to comment on Brownsberger's call for a ban on PAC and lobbyist contributions.
Brooke Scannell, a spokeswoman for state Sen. Katherine Clark, also running for Markey's seat, said in a statement: "While it's not clear how it would be implemented or enforced in a multi-candidate field, we look forward to continued conversation with the other campaigns about how we can best achieve the goals of a People's Pledge."
Scannell's statement made no mention of the proposed PAC and lobbyist contribution ban.
Brownsberger has not always shunned lobbyists contributions — making an exception, through 2011, for any lobbyist who was a constituent. His campaign said he stopped the practice last year.
Campaign finance records show he received donations from three lobbyists in 2012. Ferson, his spokesman, said he quickly returned one of the checks — from George Bachrach, president of the Environmental League of Massachusetts.
Ferson said Brownsberger recently discovered the two other donors — Neil Sullivan, executive director of the Boston Private Industry Council, and Steven Rothstein, president of the Perkins School for the Blind — are registered lobbyists. The state senator returned both checks.
Brownsberger has not always taken the orthodox campaign finance reform position.
Last summer, he was the only state senator to vote against a resolution calling for a repeal of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which helped clear the way for corporations and unions to spend unlimited sums in political campaigns.
Brownsberger wrote, in a blog post, that he supports the Citizens United decision on free speech grounds.
All of the Democratic candidates in the race are working to establish their liberal bona fides in a deep-blue district. And Brownsberger's pitch for an enhanced People's Pledge looks like an attempt to get out ahead on campaign finance reform.
The pledge has become an important good-government symbol in Massachusetts politics in recent months.
Last fall, Brown and Warren agreed to donate to charity any time an outside group spent money on television, radio or Internet ads supporting their campaigns.
Markey and U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch took an even stronger "People's Pledge" in their Democratic primary fight for a U.S. Senate seat this spring — adding a measure aimed at curbing direct-mail campaigns by outside groups.
And after winning the primary, Markey challenged his Republican opponent Gabriel Gomez to take the pledge. When Gomez declined, he made it a campaign issue for a time.
Markey, who won the Senate race, is expected to formally resign his House seat after the July 4 holiday weekend. Gov. Deval Patrick will then have 145 to 160 days to call a special election.
That would put the general election in December. The Democratic and Republican primaries will come some time before that.
Lawyer Frank Addivinola Jr. has declared his candidacy on the Republican side.
This article was originally published on July 01, 2013.
This program aired on July 1, 2013. The audio for this program is not available.
David Scharfenberg Reporter


The case precedent and Order issued by the High Court sitting in Nairobi on 7th December, 1999 restricted the Nairobi City Council and in extension all other Counties from collecting Single Business Permit fees from members of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya who are in practice. (HCCC No. 1624 of 1999) and the Court Ruling in the High Court Miscellaneous Application No. 782 0f 2000, Republic – Vs – Municipal Council of Thika and Another EX-PARTE Kenya Medical Association and 5 others.) The order operated as a stay of proceedings and decision of the City Council of Nairobi concerning any demand for applications from the members of ICPAK and the Law Society of Kenya for Single Business Permits and fees thereof.
In Constitutional Petition No. 97 of 2016, The Kenya Pharmaceutical Association and Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya sought the Court's intervention to prohibit County Governments from demanding, seeking or receiving applications for Single Business Permits or fees for such application or permit or license or otherwise from its members. The Judge explained the crucial difference between trade license fees and practicing license fees stating that the County Government is prohibited from issuance of Regulatory Licenses. The trade licensing fee is paid for trading in the County. The Judge further reiterated that the function of the County Government is trade development and regulation which excludes the regulation of professions which render services only.
Consequently, we request members of the Institute who have been requested to pay for or produce Single business permits to report the same to Ms. Harriette Chiggai through email address harriette.chiggai@icpak.com. and copy Ms. Cynthiah Walucho email address cynthiah.anne@icpak.com Kindly include the County in question and OB number or case number if any.


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Q: How to copy a single cell into multiple worksheets in Excel? I have about 30 worksheets, and I need to put my name on the top left corner (cell A1).  Is there an easy way to do this without having to write it or paste it into every worksheet?

A: Select all the worksheets (select the first sheet, hold shift, select the last sheet)
Type your name in A1
Hit Enter.
This will do it for the non-code people.

A: This should do it:
Sub PutMyNameInA1()
    Dim w As Worksheet

    For Each w In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
        w.Range("A1") = "My Name"
    Next w
End Sub

The code should be put in a standard code module. (Alt+F11, Insert>Module, paste this in, change name in quotes, Run/F5 to execute)


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Q: How to detect HTML redirection I have a script that opens a random pick from a local list of over a thousand URIs on a particular website.  I haven't changed the script, but today, every time, I get a page that is not on the list but is on the same website.  The URI requested is not in my browser history.  (Safari)
Is there a way I can detect a redirection?
tcpdump comes to mind, but the output is difficult to search.

A: If you use curl and don't tell it to follow redirects you'll get the 3xx response code back and can use that to see where you're being redirected.
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➜  curl -v apple.com
*   Trying 17.253.144.10:80...
*   Trying [2620:149:af0::10]:80...
* Connected to apple.com (17.253.144.10) port 80 (#0)
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> Host: apple.com
> User-Agent: curl/7.86.0
> Accept: */*
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* Mark bundle as not supporting multiuse
< HTTP/1.1 301 Redirect
< Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2023 00:54:52 GMT
< Connection: close
< Via: http/1.1 usnyc3-edge-bx-011.ts.apple.com (acdn/59.14204)
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< Location: https://www.apple.com/
< Content-Type: text/html
< Content-Language: en
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Document Has Moved

Description: The document you requested has moved to a new location.  The new location is "https://www.apple.com/".

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To limit output to just the response code do something like:
➜  curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}\n" apple.com
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➜  curl -o /dev/null -s -w "%{http_code}\n" https://www.apple.com
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If you're using Python and the requests library you can call status on your request object and get the response code too.
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Referoo has scored a spot in the 2018 SMART 100!
Neil as a sales team manager, received multiple candidate reference requests. All of which were terribly formatted or inconvenient (think word documents to print, fill, and scan back) and Chris as a recruiter often found it challenging to get referees on the phone at a convenient time or in that case of international referees, get in contact at all. We noticed a product that solved these twin issues did not exist, so they pulled their resources and in consultation with the recruitment community built Referoo over the next 12 months.
…improve the way references are taken and stored in the recruitment an HR industry.
…providing a cloud based solution to allow recruiters, candidates and referees to complete the reference process in a timely manner convenient to themselves.
Its cloud based nature allows company owners oversight of their teams referencing along with peace of mind knowing that their data is safely stored and compliant.
Multiple process improvements including time savings, better branding, standardised reference questions, security and a better quality of answers from referees.
Recruiters sending word documents/emails or struggling to get referees on the phone. The reference process was often an afterthought in the recruitment process, something that clearly had a lot of scope for improvement.
XRef is the traditional industry leader in the field. Referoo differs from XRef in that it is a low cost subscription model and also allows the recruiter to conduct references over the phone with the referees.
Recruitment companies and HR departments. Down the road we can move into medical practitioner referencing, collation of legal survey documents for lawyers and can even launch a pre-employment reference check to job-seekers.
referoo.com.au and also through partner marketplace integrations ie. JobAdder.
Increase the number of integrations like Bullhorn, Vincere, Salesforce and Lever enter their marketplaces to gain access to their customers.


Learn the step by step tutorial about how to backup PC to Google Drive automatically with free backup software.
Google Drive is an online file storage service provided by Google allowing you to save your files and access them from any device anywhere with internet connection. Anyone can sigh a free account with 15GB of only storage space. With this free 15GB cloud storage, you can save all kinds of files including backup files. As any other online backup service, it has many advantages to backup PC to Google drive over backing up to local hard drive. For instances, you do not need to prepare additional hard drive as the backup drive, and internet connection is all needed. More importantly, even if the computer hardware fails, you can also access the backup files on another device.
1. Go to Google Drive official site, and sign in with your Google Drive (Gmail) account.
2. Download and install the Google Drive for PC application.
3. By default, the application will create a folder: C:\Users\<user name>\Google Drive to be synchronized with Google Drive. You can also change to other locations.
You can simply copy some files to the Google Drive sync folder. If you want a secure and more convenient backup solution, then you can use freeware AOMEI Backupper Standard that allows you to create one-time or scheduled/automatic backup. What's more, it supports incremental backup and differential backup.
1. Download and run this free backup software on your computer.
2. At the Home page, click "New Backup" or the "Backup" tab. If your cloud drive has plenty of space, you can also select "System Backup", "Disk Backup", or "Partition Backup".
3. On the next page, click "Add File" or "Add Folder" to select the data that you want to backup.
5. Click "Schedule" to set up a schedule to run this backup automatically and repeatedly if you want to have auto backup to Google Drive. When the settings are done, click "Start Backup" to start the backup.
When the backup is done, the backup will be automatically sync to your Google Drive in a very short while. With AOMEI Backupper, you can also use the File Sync feature to sync two folders rather than backup PC to Google Drive. By the way, if you want to use more advanced features like Dissimilar Hardware Restore, you can upgrade to AOMEI Backupper Professional edition.


This platform seems interesting to me. I would like to learn how to incorporate it in an online learning environment.
Thank you for the feedback. There are plenty of ways to incorporate - from housing individual assignments to complete courses - this in an online learning environment.


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Q: jQuery: check input value against values in an array I'm attempting to check the values entered by a user into an input text field.  Once they enter the value and click submit, if the value they enter matches a value in an array, I'm attempting to produce one result, if not in the array, another result.
Basically have a simple form like so:
<form id="checkinput" action="#">
<input type="text" value="" id="couponcode" name="coupon code name"/>
<input type="button" id="submit" value="Submit"/>
</form>

When click "#submit", if value in the "#couponcode" input field equals the value in an array, add a class of "success" to a div with an id of "success_show" otherwise a simple alert like "your coupon code is wrong" would be displayed.
I'll have a hidden div and upon success, add a class of "success" to the div.
The array will change periodically and will have different quantities at different times.  Something simple like so:
var arr = [ "CA238", "Pete", 8, "John" ];

A: function include(arr, obj) {

    for(var i=0; i<arr.length; i++) {
        if (arr[i] === obj) return true;
    }
}

var arr = [ "CA238", "Pete", 8, "John" ];

$("#submit").click(function(e){
e.preventDefault();

    var val=$("#couponcode").val();
    if(include(arr, val))
        alert("success");

});

http://jsfiddle.net/kCYkx/5/
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use inArray
$("#submit").click(function(e){
e.preventDefault();

    var val=$("#couponcode").val();
    if($.inArray(arr,val))
        alert("success");

});

http://jsfiddle.net/kCYkx/6/

A: You can use jquery...
$.inArray(value, array) // returns -1 if value doesn't exist, otherwise returns index

EDIT
If you don't use jQuery then you can use indexOf on the array
if(array.indexOf(value) < 0){ // doesn't exist
    // do something
}
else { // does exist
    // do something else
}

A: You could use -
function include(arr,obj) {
    return (arr.indexOf(obj) != -1);
}

Taken from this question - Best way to find if an item is in a JavaScript array?

A: well your array needs to be created like this:
var a=[];
a["couponcode"]="CA238";
a["name"]="peter";

or a json as follows:
var a={ couponCode:"CA238", name: "peter"}

with that in place now when you want to validate your form run it through all the inout element be using say $.each and then get the id of each of the input and get the vlaue of the same from the array that you have created or from the json compare the two values and see if it is correct.
code will be like:
$("input").each( function()
{

    var id=$(this).attr("id");
    if(a[id])   // for json a.hasOwnProperty(id)
    {
      if($(this).val()!==a[id])
      {
        // do the necessary
      }

}
});


I posted this image of a variegated Brugmansia in September. That was prior to caterpillars made it their home.
The caterpillars look so much like the Brug leaves and stems they are often difficult to find.
This evening I found three more.
Planted a box of wildflower seeds. Should have been a mass of colorful flowers; but the result was just a few random plants.
Weren't the seeds viable? Or… were they a nice snack for the birds, mice, and squirrel?
Datura grown from seed harvested from 2017 volunteer.
The seed pods are very sharp and pointy. I do not touch them. I place a container under and snip the stems. If I am lucky the seed pod drops into the container.
Decided to change the orientation of the blocks from horizontal to vertical.
Moved the brown border with the code (Loss and Regret) to the left side and the 2 columns of star stitched brown blocks to the right side.
In the process of stitching 3 columns together to make a strip, which will result in 7 strips. When the task is completed, I will stitch the 7 strips together. Four strips done, 3 to complete.
Working with batches of 3 is easier and more manageable than stitching the entire piece together 1 column to the next.
It took approximately 18″ of beige yarn to stitch the blocks together. Or roughly 1″ of yarn for each square of each block.
Should be able to start stitching the strips together later this week.
Need to decide how best to attach tree wrap to back of the piece. Leaning toward using a tie technique similar to the one my grandmother used when she made quilts.
The piece will have three layers of material: the stitched roofing felt, hardware cloth, and tree wrap, so reference to quilting.
Completed stitching together 7 strips of 3 columns.
Piece completely stitched together and wrapped the edge with tan yarn.
Originally thought I would loom knit an i-cord for the border, but after several attempts I didn't like the results. The two that follow are the best of the rejected results.
The loom knitted borders are too bulky and fussy. I suspect the solution will be to use a strand of wire and wrap it with tan yarn.
While I am thinking about the border, thought I would attempt using a sewing machine to stitch together strips of tree wrap. The tree wrap will be tied to the back of the piece, similar to how quilt layers are tied together. Rather than having the knot on the front of the piece, the knots will be on back, the tree wrap side. The result should be a simple and clean cross stitch at each block connection.
Wait, what did I just write? A knot at each block connection. How many knots will I tie? There will be 15 for each column, 20 for each row, or 300 for the body of the piece. There will also be 17 for each side and 20 for top, 20 for the bottom, or 74 to tie the border.
That is all before I get to the really fun part of apply a salt solution with the hope of adding crystals to the pieces.
After the last flowers bloom, I plan to remove all of the leaves and then treat the Brug with systemic.
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Today, the sphere of information and communication technologies (ICT) is one of the fastest growing in the global economy, being both an engine of economic growth and a sector that has already significantly changed and transformed economic processes in other sectors and continues to influence the formation of a new type of economy based on knowledge, use of information and products of human intellectual labor.
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Over the past year, the data transfer rate has doubled. The number of Internet users in the country has doubled to 14.7 million people.
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While these days, newspapers are mostly online, some enterprising book stores are still managing to hang on. In a recent CITYLAB article, Eillie Anzilotti, writes: "An old shop in Paris is holding onto its place in the city by embracing new technology." As strange as it sounds, that shop is a book store without books.
According to Anzilotti's article, can On-Demand Printing Bolster Bookstores? The first Espresso Book Machine dates back to 2007, when one was installed in the New York Public Library. "Since then, the printers have cropped up in a handful of libraries and stores in cities throughout the world," Anzilotti notes.
Book stores have been struggling to remain profitable over the last decade. Initially, big box book stores squeezed out many of the independents. Then it was competition from e-commerce. The latest fear is that people simply don't read any more.
For those individuals who still enjoy reading on paper, the Espresso Book Machine may be just what the bookworm ordered. It's a future-forward solution that enables book stores and libraries to stay relevant in a high-tech world. Readers rejoice!
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Easton Area School District officials said about 30 middle school students were on the bus when it went through a guardrail and down an embankment into Bushkill Creek in Easton shortly before 8 a.m. Monday.
Chief Henry Hennings of the Easton Fire Department said at least two students and the driver were lifted up the embankment in a basket.
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Broad, William J.
Born in Milwaukee, WI. Education: Attended University of Wisconsin.
Home—Larchmont, NY. Office—New York Times, Science Desk, 229 W. 43rd St., New York, NY 10036.
Journalist and writer. New York Times, New York, NY, science reporter, 1983—.
AWARDS, HONORS:
Pulitzer Prize for explanatory journalism (with fellow New York Times reporters), 1986, for six-part series on the Strategic Defense Initiative ("Star Wars"), and 1987 for national reporting (with fellow New York Times reporters), for coverage of the Challenger space shuttle disaster.
WRITINGS:
(With Nicholas Wade) Betrayers of the Truth: Fraud and Deceit in the Halls of Science, Simon & Schuster (New York, NY), 1983.
Star Warriors: A Penetrating Look into the Lives of the Young Scientists behind Our Space-Age Weaponry, Simon & Schuster (New York, NY), 1985.
(With others) Claiming the Heavens: The "New York Times" Complete Guide to the Star Wars Debate, Times Books (New York, NY), 1988.
Teller's War: The Top-Secret Story behind the Star Wars Deception, Simon & Schuster, (New York, NY), 1992.
The Universe Below: Discovering the Secrets of the Deep Sea, Simon & Schuster (New York, NY), 1997.
(With Judith Miller and Stephen Engelberg) Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War, Simon & Schuster (New York, NY), 2001.
The Oracle: The Lost Secrets and Hidden Message of Ancient Delphi, Penguin Press (New York, NY), 2006.
SIDELIGHTS:
With a degree in the history of science, William J. Broad has enjoyed a long career as a science reporter for the New York Times. He has been honored with two shared Pulitzer prizes and, in addition to his reportage, has written several well-received books.
His first book, coauthored with Nicholas Wade, is Betrayers of the Truth: Fraud and Deceit in the Halls of Science. In this work, the authors expose several cases of scientists who, for one reason or another, lose their purely scientific pursuit of the truth in favor of the more compelling drive to in some way prove a favorite theory of theirs (despite empirical evidence) or to make a name for themselves. As P.B. Medawar wrote in the London Review of Books, "I do not suppose that personal advancement is a principal motive for cheating in science: rather it is the hunger for scientific reputation and the esteem of colleagues." Whatever the reason for the fraud, Betrayers of the Truth details some of the more famous cases. "It is not the authors' intention to shock," wrote Medawar, "though in fact they do so: no, the purpose is rather to show that research is not a wholly rational and explicitly logical procedure but subject to the confinements and constraints that afflict other professional men trying to make their way in the world."
Two years later, Star Warriors: A Penetrating Look into the Lives of the Young Scientists behind Our Space-Age Weaponry was published. Michael Riordan, writing for the Technology Review, referred to Star Warriors as "a remarkable, riveting book." The book relates the story of a small team of young scientists working at Lawrence Livermore Laboratories in California. These scientists had, at that time, developed many of the designs and conceptions employed by the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI, popularly known as "Star Wars"), a program involved in, according to Riordan, "a 'third generation' of nuclear weaponry—the 'directed-energy' weapons based on X-ray lasers that their creators expect will render offensive missiles obsolete."
The title of Broad's book comes from President Ronald Reagan's promotion of the Star Wars technology that would supposedly save the United States from nuclear attack. Broad challenges this assumption as he exposes the philosophies of the young scientists, who in general believed, as stated by Riordan, that the world is "without complexity, of black and white, of good and evil, with absolutely no middle ground." Riordan also added that these young scientists could not "imagine that their inventions might make nuclear warfare more likely, not less."
Broad spent a week at Livermore, a huge laboratory created by Edward Teller, a principal developer of the hydrogen bomb; Broad's book is an attempt to explain what the scientists do there. Broad "paints with rough, impressionistic strokes," wrote Washington Monthly contributor Paul M. Barrett. He "succeeds in combining a comprehensible explanation of SDI with a lively diary of a week-long visit to the Livermore lab, one of the government's two main nuclear weapons design facilities." Barrett praised Broad for his "considerable insight into the origins and purposes of strategic defense." However, Barrett concluded that Broad's work "also poses the troubling question of whether we ought to view advances in nuclear technology as necessary or inevitable simply because people at places like Livermore may have the brainpower and bravado to accomplish them."
Continuing along the same theme, Broad, together with several colleagues from the New York Times, wrote Claiming the Heavens: The "New York Times" Complete Guide to the Star Wars Debate. This 1988 book is an expanded version of a Pulitzer Prize-winning series of articles that ran in the New York Times in March 1985. The book, as stated by a contributor to Publishers Weekly, answers very critical questions about President Reagan's Star Wars plan and provides "an objective survey of Star Wars, in which basic questions are asked and either answered or intelligently speculated upon."
In a review for Business Week, Dave Griffiths related a quote from the book as stated by Teller, whom Griffiths referred to as "father of the hydrogen bomb" and "SDI cheerleader." Teller reportedly said that without a nuclear missile defense plan, such as Star Wars, "a billion lives could be lost in a global war." Teller then added: "Defense might reduce that to 'only' 100 million." Griffiths pointed out that as "grotesque and appalling" as that statement might be, at least some lives might be saved with such a plan. Griffiths then concluded: "Such are the extraordinary stakes in the Star Wars game." Griffiths added: "So far, nobody has set forth the dimensions and rules of that game with more clarity than the team behind Claiming the Heavens."
In Teller's War: The Top-Secret Story behind the Star Wars Deception, Broad turns his full focus on the Hungarian-born Teller, whom a Chicago Tribune Books contributor described as a scientist who continually went "over the heads of scientific colleagues and into the corridors of Washington to lobby for some pet scheme: the hydrogen bomb in 1950, a weapons laboratory of his own in 1952, the so-called 'clean bomb' in 1957." Each time he did so, Teller "frightened his auditors by telling them" that the Soviets were ahead in the arms race. "And nearly every time he got what he was campaigning for."
It is through this book about Teller that Broad relates the story behind the Star Wars program. In the Chicago Tribune Books review, the critic described Broad's book as "a story that must surely spell the end of the Teller saga." It does not read as a diatribe against the aging scientist, however, but rather as "a carefully researched and documented account." Because of Broad's careful research and objective reporting, the reviewer held, Teller's War "is a devastating indictment of Teller—and of Ronald Reagan, the president he seduced."
Although G. Allen Greb, writing for Science, also praised Broad's book, Greb wrote that Broad may have overemphasized Teller's influence. "Certainly, this is a good book to learn more about the secret and largely closed world of the national laboratories and their relationship to Washington, D.C.," Greb stated. However, "Broad's ultimate fascination with Teller—key figure to be sure—really prevents us from getting a clear picture about the true dynamics of the arms race, arms development, and arms control." A Publishers Weekly contributor, on the contrary, found Broad's work to be "investigative journalism at its finest."
In 1997, Broad turned to a less controversial topic with his book The Universe Below: Discovering the Secrets of the Deep Sea. In it, Broad reports that new discoveries have shown that life is much more abundant in the ocean than previously thought. The number of species found in the depths of the ocean might actually constitute more than all the creatures found on land, scientists are now surmising. Broad's book explores these new developments, as well as the political debates that occurred during the Cold War surrounding the military's involvement in developing submersibles that were capable of searching the bottom of the ocean. At the end of the Cold War, the technology the U.S. Navy produced was declassified and put to use by private and scientific industries.
"Broad tells absorbing stories of the investigators who unravel secrets of the deep ocean," wrote Laurence A. Marschall in Sciences. Booklist contributor Gilbert Taylor reported that "Broad gives readers a transfixing and creepy glimpse into the perpetual darkness of inner space."
Broad collaborated with Judith Miller and Stephen Engelberg to write Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War, which was published in 2001. It is a joint effort by the New York Times staff members who made a study of bio-terrorism. One of the members of the writing team, Miller, was a victim of bio-terrorism, having received a letter laced with anthrax following the attack on the World Trade Center. Germs made the New York Times best-seller list, eventually hitting the number-one position.
In the book, the three reporters cover the history of bio-terrorism, such as a detailed account "of bioweapons programs, including the United States' largely secret experiments during and after World War II, the former Soviet Union's massive buildup after signing a ban on such weapons in 1972 and Saddam Hussein's push to develop a smorgasbord of deadly pathogens in Iraq," wrote Michael Massing for the Nation. Although the book fascinated the public, critics provided mixed reviews. Thomas R. Eddlem, writing for New American, stated: "For the critical reader capable of discounting the terrible policy recommendations at the end of the book, Germs serves as a helpful and well-written primer on the 20th-century history of biological weapons." An Economist reviewer did not find fault with the author's proposals and instead concluded that the book contained "well informed reporting."
In The Oracle: The Lost Secrets and Hidden Message of Ancient Delphi, Broad examines the Oracle of Delphi, an influential post held by a female oracle who consulted the god Apollo on various matters pertaining to Greek politics and society. The Oracles had tremendous influence in both areas of Greek life. Broad writes of the history of the Oracle and later investigations conducted by both religious and scientific scholars. The author also reveals that recent studies have shone that ethylene was the source of the vapors that supposedly increased the Oracles' divining powers, and he recounts testing the intoxicating effects of ethylene on himself. "With all the drama of a science thriller, Broad masterfully weaves … a remarkable account of the search for the secrets of the Oracle," wrote Vanessa Bush in Booklist. A Kirkus Reviews contributor noted that the author "follows the story with care and diligence, melding complex science and ancient history into a riveting account bolstered by a helpful glossary and chronology."
BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL SOURCES:
Atlantic Monthly, December, 2001, Bruce Hoffman, "One-Alarm Fire," p. 137.
Booklist, April 15, 1997, Gilbert Taylor, review of The Universe Below: Discovering the Secrets of the Deep Sea, p. 1370; January 1, 2006, Vanessa Bush, review of The Oracle: The Lost Secrets and Hidden Message of Ancient Delphi, p. 27.
Business Week, March 21, 1988, Dave Griffiths, "Star Wars: Is the Force with Us?" pp. 10-11.
Economist, October 20, 2001, "Topical Treatment: Germ Warfare."
Entertainment Weekly, February 17, 2006, Tina Jordan, review of The Oracle, p. 83.
Harper's, March, 2002, Howard Market, review of Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War, pp. 65-70.
Kirkus Reviews, January 1, 2006, review of The Oracle, p. 24.
London Review of Books, November 17, 1983, P.B. Medawar, "Scientific Fraud," pp. 5-7.
Nation, December 21, 1985, Peter Pringle, review of Star Warriors: A Penetrating Look into the Lives of the Young Scientists behind Our Space-Age Weaponry, pp. 686-688; December 17, 2001, Michael Massing, "Where Germs Rule," p. 7.
Natural History, June, 2006, Laurence A. Marschall, review of The Oracle, p. 56.
New American, January 14, 2002, Thomas R. Eddlem, review of Germs, pp. 25-26.
New Scientist, March 18, 2006, Maggie McDonald, review of The Oracle, p. 52.
Publishers Weekly, December 18, 1987, review of Claiming the Heavens: The "New York Times" Complete Guide to the Star Wars Debate, p. 48; January 13, 1992, review of Teller's War: The Top-Secret Story behind the Star Wars Deception, p. 44; February 24, 1997, review of The Universe Below, pp. 776-777; December 5, 2005, review of The Oracle, p. 46.
Science, March 25, 1983, review of Betrayers of the Truth: Fraud and Deceit in the Halls of Science, pp. 1417-1418; May 15, 1992, G. Allen Greb, review of Teller's War, pp. 1043-1044.
Science News, February 25, 2006, review of The Oracle, p. 127.
Sciences, May, 1997, Laurence A. Marschall, review of The Universe Below, p. 43.
Sierra, January, 2000, Jennifer Hattam, review of The Universe Below, p. 115.
Skeptical Inquirer, May-June, 2006, review of The Oracle, p. 64.
Technology Review, July, 1986, Michael Riordan, review of Star Warriors, pp. 76-77.
Tribune Books (Chicago, IL), March 1, 1992, "Cold War Science," pp. 5, 9.
Washington Monthly, January, 1986, Paul M. Barrett, review of Star Warriors, pp. 50-52; April, 1992, James Fallows, review of Teller's War, pp. 44-48.
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