Thursday, February 3, 2011

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  • TimesPeople recommended a blog post:
    Feb 1, 2011
    A Food Manifesto for the Future
    "I’ll expand on these issues (and more) in the future, but the essential message is this: food and everything surrounding it is a crucial matter of personal and public health, of national and global security. At stake is not only the health of humans but that of the earth."
    He is more enthusiastic than I but is getting it right.  
    There will be no new legislation for almost two years.  2013 will see the first actions from Congress. 

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    Christinekw

    • Christinekw commented on a blog post:
      12:36 pm
      More Bone, Less Fat
      Excellent comments from all and so glad to see others sharing the extensive research on the positive benefits of exercise. Research studies by design, must look at one aspect of metabolism and then the experts Anna mentions have to put it all together with the entire body of research. Registered Dietitians, such as myself, do look at the whole person. That does't change the fact that individuals might have difficult circumstances; each of us must make the small changes first, [the easy wins] to maintain or improve our health. Long term, our society needs to look at how we can support prevention and good health with more activity and access to healty foods. 

      Exercise and more exercise starting as early as possible and continuing through life.
      The things we do for money are mostly sedentary in this age.  I know I cannot walk and type at the same time. 
      A standing work station would be a great development.  
      Demanding  dogs are another.

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    KivaWalk

    • KivaWalk posted to Twitter a blog post:
      1:12 pm
      When Microcredit Won't Do
      “Great food for thought - When Microcredit Won't Do - http://nyti.ms/hkqyg3” 
      Neat scheme. Good projects. I would be willing to put in some time.

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    blstapicciridda

    • echardje posted to Twitter an article:
      Dec 9, 2010

      Q&A: David Stark on Washington Chic
      “Inside the @StateDept's decorated diplomatic reception rooms. http://nyti.ms/fh4mTG” 
      Find me the contract.  I won't work at getting this kind of work.

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    The View From Tahrir
    Today President Mubarak seems to have decided to crack down on the democracy movement, using not police or army troops but rather mobs of hoodlums and thugs. I’ve been spending hours on Tahrir today, and it is absurd to think of this as simply “cl...
    Think "Boston Massacre".  It is still early days.

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      Tara Parker-Pope

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        Showing Gay Teens a Happy Future
        A new online video channel is reaching out to teenagers who are bullied at school for being gay. The message: life really does get better after high school.
        SOONER  IS  BETTER.
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epidemiology_of_suicide

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    B.E., Before Egypt. A.E., After Egypt.
    The huge political changes going on in the Middle East make a peace deal between the Israelis and the Palestinians more urgent than ever.
    And less likely.  The Israelis like it like that.  Goyim?

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    How Meditation May Change the Brain
    Over the December holidays, my husband went on a 10-day silent meditation retreat. Not my idea of fun, but he came back rejuvenated and energetic.
    Zen rather than Tibetan.  If she likes it and he likes it, why worry? Write the paper after the research.

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    Clashes Erupt in Cairo Between Mubarak’s Allies and Foes
    A choreographed surge of thousands of supporters of President Hosni Mubarak battled against a larger number of antigovernment protesters in Cairo.
    The peasants are revolting.  They live with and like their animals.

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    Stjepan Radic

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    Yemen’s Leader Pledges Not to Seek Re-election
    President Ali Abdullah Saleh announced on Wednesday that he would not stand for re-election in 2013 or hand power to his son.
    Promise them anything, Give them secret police.

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    mariann
    The Latest.
    http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/03/garden/03domestic.html?pagewanted=2&src=tp

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    TornadoNate

    • TornadoNate posted to Twitter a blog post:
      1:16 pm
      A Food Manifesto for the Future
      “Pretty solid ideas from @bittman http://nyti.ms/eKpqVm ” 
      Let us have a program. How do we get the costs to the producer  into the price of the product?

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    lgallardo

    • Jenna Wortham posted to Twitter a blog post:
      Feb 1, 2011
      The TV Watch: 'Skins,' Sex and Foreign Affairs
      “At the moment, at least, not enough viewers are chanting, “I want my A.J.E.” - http://nyti.ms/hpHhh8” 
      The signs in Tahrir square I am shown are in English.  That makes me wonder who is speaking and why is it addressed to me.

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    Bye, Bye Mubarak
    The dictator who turned Cleopatra’s modern Egypt into his own ancient civilization faces the ire of his people.
    Te opposition is trying to get organized.  Dictators are easy. Finding the power in a democracy is very hard. Speaking to it is even harder. 
    We can't do that for ourselves.

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    astarteny



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    Mubarak of Egypt Agrees Not to Run Again
    President Hosni Mubarak promised an orderly transition but vowed to finish his term.
    Too little, too late.

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    paesean

    • paesean posted to Twitter a blog post:
      Feb 1, 2011
      Mobile Banking Takes off in Kenya
      “Mobile Banking Takes off in Kenya - http://nyti.ms/eY26QQ” 
      http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/22/technology/22pay.html?scp=1&sq=%22mobile%20money%22&st=cse
      Probably.  Worse than plastic. I have enough trouble controlling my appetites.  Cash does that.  I draw pocket money and deposit the rest, when there is some. I do gas, car repairs, and groceries on plastic in the ordinary course.

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    Feb 1, 2011
    How Meditation May Change the Brain
    Over the December holidays, my husband went on a 10-day silent meditation retreat. Not my idea of fun, but he came back rejuvenated and energetic.
    If she likes the result and he likes the result it is good.  I would like to see some real science.

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    julianne_rose

    • julianne_rose posted to Twitter a blog post:
      Feb 2, 2011
      A Food Manifesto for the Future
      “A Food Manifesto for the Future - http://nyti.ms/eKpqVm From NY Times Opinionator. Fascinating read.” 
      I want a program that can accomplish these goals.

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    Islamists at the Gates
    Why Israelis worry about the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood.
    Accusing the Turks of Islam-ism is a bit premature.  Their army has wiped out several regimes that were excessively devout.

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    B.E., Before Egypt. A.E., After Egypt.
    The huge political changes going on in the Middle East make a peace deal between the Israelis and the Palestinians more urgent than ever.
    No.  The Israelis like the situation. They want the West Bank and all of Jerusalem.  The Palistinians can be stateless or convert or be disenfranchised.  Debt servitude has fans.

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    Google Accuses Bing of Copying Its Search Results
    Google has weathered criticism in the past that it has copied some of Bing’s features, like background images. Now it has turned the tables, alleging that Bing copies something much more important: search results.
    Microsoft denies it. We will see them in court.  Retainers are wonders.

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    Mubarak Stays in Power in Egypt, but Won’t Run Again
    Just hours after President Obama strongly suggested that the Egyptian leader’s plan to step down in the fall wasn’t enough, Egypt’s military told protesters it was time to go home.
    Another hope bites the dust.

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    mariyakay

    • mariyakay posted to Twitter a blog post:
      Feb 1, 2011
      Removing the Roadblocks to Rehabilitation
      “Removing the Roadblocks to Rehabilitation - http://nyti.ms/dUS0fZ ” 
      A great column. 
      Have they tried the NSF?  This reads like a great project for grant support.  The NSF does that.  Senator Proxmire is dead.
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