Input: This year it overtook Japan as the world's second largest consumer of energy, behind the US.

Japan

US


Input: Its projected demand, boosted by a huge rise in car ownership as well as the need to find alternatives to polluting coal for electricity generation, has contributed to the surge in the price of oil this year.


Input: Shortages are already leading to power cuts in the big cities.


Input: Since President Hu ordered state-owned oil firms to " go abroad " to ensure supply, they have begun drilling for gas in the East China Sea, just west of the line that Japan regards as its border.

Hu

East China Sea

Japan


Input: Japan protested, to no avail, that the project should be a joint one.

Japan


Input: The two are also set to clash over Russia's oil wealth.

Russia


Input: China is furious that Japan has outbid it in their battle to determine the route of the pipeline that Russia intends to build to the Far East.

China

Japan

Russia


Input: Japan favoured a route to the sea, enabling oil to be shipped to both Japan and China.

Japan

Japan

China


Input: China wanted an overland route through its own territory, which would give it ultimate control if hostilities broke out.

China


Input: Increasingly, analysts are saying that China's efforts have gone beyond what is safe or even in its own interests.

China


Input: Claude Mandil, the executive director of the International Energy Agency in Paris, said the reserves in the East China Sea were hardly worth the trouble.

Claude Mandil

International Energy Agency

Paris

East China Sea


Input: " Nobody thinks that there will be a lot of oil and gas in this part of the world, " he said.


Input: " It may be a difficult political issue but I don't think the energy content is worthwhile. "


Input: Eurasia Group, a New York-based firm of political analysts, said its oil experts worked out that China was paying such an inflated price for its investment in Brazil that the cost for the oil it ended up with was three times the market price.

Eurasia Group

New York

China

Brazil


Input: " If China's economy falters, which, in my view, appears increasingly likely, then commodity prices will plummet, and with them, the value of the assets that produce them, " Jason Kindopp, Eurasia's lead China analyst, said.

China

China

Jason Kindopp

Eurasia


Input: " Beijing may end up in a early 1990s Japan situation, where it is forced to sell recently purchased overseas assets for a fraction of what it paid for them. "

Beijing

Japan


Input: China's wider aggression to secure oil and gas was the greatest threat to its international standing in the next decade.

China


Input: " Sudan is the primary example, " he said.

Sudan


Input: " It marks the first time in recent years that China has promised to wield its veto power in the UN Security Council against a petition initiated by the United States and backed by France and Great Britain. "

China

United States

France

Great Britain

UN Security Council


Input: US battles to save storm victims

US


Input: Watch the airlift


Input: Emergency teams in the southern US are battling to reach survivors of Hurricane Katrina, the most destructive storm to hit the country in decades.

US


Input: Hundreds of people are feared dead in Mississippi, and the Louisiana city of New Orleans is badly flooded.

Mississippi

Louisiana

New Orleans


Input: The city mayor said rescuers were unable to retrieve the dead.


Input: " They're just pushing them aside, " he said.


Input: Amid worsening conditions, officials plan to evacuate a New Orleans stadium where up to 20,000 people took shelter.

New Orleans


Input: The Superdome stadium is without power, and toilets are overflowing.

Superdome


Input: Map of central New Orleans

New Orleans


Input: " It's a very, very desperate situation, " Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco said.

Louisiana

Kathleen Blanco


Input: [an error occurred while processing this directive]


Input: One resident of New Orleans said escaping from the storm was " hell ".

New Orleans


Input: " We were screaming, hollering, flashing lights.


Input: It was complete chaos, " Kioka Williams told the Associated Press news agency.

Kioka Williams

Associated Press


Input: She had to hack her way through the ceiling of her beauty shop as flood waters rose in the city of half a million people-much of which lies below sea level.


Input: Flooding


Input: Walls keeping water out of the bowl-shaped city have been breached, and emergency teams are using helicopters to drop 1,350 kg (3,000 lb) sandbags and concrete barriers into the gaps.


Input: Before the phones went, I was told [my family in Biloxi] had lost their roof, barn, 2 oak trees and many pines and they were letting in water

Biloxi


Input: Natalie McVeigh Oakley, England

Natalie McVeigh Oakley

England


Input: Your Katrina experiences


Input: Blogging Katrina


Input: New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin said up to 80% of the city was submerged, in some cases by waters 6 m (20 ft) deep.

New Orleans

Ray Nagin


Input: He warned water levels could still rise.


Input: " Some sections of the city which are dry now could see nine or 10 feet (some 3 m) of water, " he said.


Input: The US Army Corps of Engineers says it could take a month to clear the flood waters, and the government's disaster relief agency has urged evacuees not to try to get back to their homes.

US Army Corps of Engineers


Input: The BBC's Alastair Leithead in New Orleans says there is panic as vital supplies run out.

BBC

Alastair Leithead

New Orleans


Input: Heavily armed police have been trying to impose a form of martial law to stem outbreaks of looting.


Input: While some looters are stealing non-essential goods, others are simply trying to find food and water.


Input: ' Hundreds dead'


Input: The situation appears to be even worse in Mississippi.

Mississippi


Input: " You're going to be looking at hundreds dead along the coast, " a state official said.


Input: [an error occurred while processing this directive]


Input: Casinos housed in barges have been hurled onto the beach and beyond.


Input: Tens of thousands are homeless, and officials say it could be weeks before power is restored.


Input: " I can only imagine that this is what Hiroshima looked like 60 years ago, " said Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour after viewing the destruction from the air.

Mississippi

Haley Barbour


Input: Survivors are being found all the time, including two children who lost their parents.


Input: Harrison County in Mississippi bore the brunt of Hurricane Katrina as it slammed into Biloxi and Gulfport before heading inland.

Harrison County

Mississippi

Biloxi

Gulfport


Input: Mississippi media earlier reported 54 people killed in the state.

Mississippi


Input: In Biloxi, 30 people were reported dead in one block of flats which was hit by a 9 m (30 ft) " storm surge ".

Biloxi


Input: The town's death toll may be " in the hundreds ", municipal spokesman Vincent Creel said.

Vincent Creel


Input: Mobilising


Input: Louisiana's Governor Blanco urged residents to spend Wednesday in prayer and assured them the crisis would eventually be overcome.

Louisiana

Blanco


Input: Follow Katrina's path


Input: The US Red Cross has mobilised thousands of volunteers for its biggest-ever natural disaster effort and federal emergency teams are being dispatched to affected areas.

US Red Cross


Input: President George W Bush, who has cut his holiday two days short, has called on Americans to donate to the Red Cross or other organisations.

George W Bush

Red Cross


Input: Damage estimates of more than $25 bn suggest it could be the US insurance industry's most expensive natural disaster ever.

US


Input: The price of crude oil on the international market hit a record $70.85 a barrel due to the vulnerability of oil and gas fields in the Gulf of Mexico.

Gulf of Mexico


Input: The US energy secretary has announced that oil will be released from government petroleum reserves.

US


Input: Return to the top


Input: Email: " Dharmadeva " < dharmad...@gmail.com >

Dharmadeva


Input: Namaskar


Input: Hi All!


Input: We now present the kaoshikii dance, which is excellent before and after yoga postures.


Input: I encourage you to do this dance, as it has tremendous positive effects.


Input: It is a dance for both males and females.


Input: Dharma

Dharma


Input: Kaoshikii is a dance which was invented in 1978 by Shrii Shrii A'nandamu'rti.

Shrii Shrii A'nandamu'rti


Input: It is a psycho-spiritual exercise and benefiting the mind by developing stamina and strength.


Input: Kaoshikii is especially good for women.


Input: It can ward off and cure a number of diseases, keeps the body youthful and enables an easy delivery in childbirth.


Input: Kaoshikii comes from the Sanskrit word' kosa' meaning shell or layer of mind.


Input: The self of the individual lies hidden in the innermost layers of existence (kosas).


Input: Thus kaoshikii is a blossoming of the microcosm (unit being) in its attempt to attain a link with the Macrocosm (Cosmic Consciousness).


Input: This attempt is normally referred to as mysticism.


Input: The Benefits


Input: Exercises all the glands and limbs from head to toes.


Input: Increases longevity.


Input: Makes for easy delivery at childbirth.


Input: The spine will become flexible.


Input: Arthritis of the spine, neck, waist and other joints will be removed.


Input: Gout in the spine, neck, hands and waist will be lost.


Input: The mind becomes strong and sharp.


Input: Irregularities in menstruation will be cured.


Input: Glandular secretions will become regulated.


Input: Troubles in the bladder and urethra will be cured.


Input: Gives control over the limbs.


Input: Adds charm and shine to the face and skin.


Input: Removes wrinkles.


Input: Removes lethargy.


Input: Cures insomnia.


Input: Cures hysteria.


Input: Fear complexes will be removed.


Input: Hopelessness will be lost.


Input: Helps in self-expression and develops one's potentiality.


Input: Spinal pain, piles, hernia, hydrocele in men, nervous pain, nervous disability will be cured.


Input: Cures kidney and gall bladder troubles, gastric trouble, dyspepsia, acidity, dysentery, obesity and liver diseases.


Input: Increases the capacity to work until 75-80 years of age.


Input: The Dance


Input: The eighteen steps of the dance are done rhythmically.


Input: First the dancer begins in the starting position: the hands together and raised over the head.


Input: Then to the beat of " dhin, dhin, ..., ta', ta' ", the dancers begin their step, placing the big toe behind the heel of the other foot.


Input: In the final two steps, the dancers firmly stamp their feet on the ground.


Input: Kaoshikii can be danced for as many rounds as you like.


Input: The Ideation


Input: When the dancers start the step with the beat of " dhin, dhin ... ", the mental ideation should also be kept.


Input: Here is the ideation.


Input: The two hands when upraised and folded together represent: " Now I am trying to establish a link with Parama Purus'a (Supreme Consciousness). "


Input: Bending to the right indicates: " I know the right way to request You. "


Input: Bending to the left indicates: " I know how to fulfil Your demands. "


Input: Bending forward suggests: " I completely surrender to You. "


Input: Bending backward represents: " I am ready to face all obstacles that may come. "


Input: The last two steps represent: " O Lord I repeat Your cosmic rhythm. "


Input: Email: dharmad...@gmail.com


Input: Visualizations as a helpful beginning technique


Input: If you consider that you still need the assistance of other visualizations to help the mind feel the spirit of transcendence, try the following before moving onto the more formal method below.


Input: Visualisations can be as useful tools, but meditation is more than that.


Input: Meditation has to do with what is called ideation.


Input: It is always good to stick to a formal intense meditation practice like the one for beginners described in the MP3 file that follows after the visualisations.


Input: Find a comfortable place on the floor and sit with your legs crossed.


Input: Place your hands one on top of the other in your lap, keep your back straight, eyes closed and tongue on the roof of your mouth.


Input: Your breathing should be calm and relaxed, through the nose.


Input: Spend a minute or so concentrating on your breath, feeling the air flowing through your nostrils.


Input: 1. Warm Sun Visualization


Input: Continue to breathe slowly and deeply.


Input: With each breath, feel the muscles in your body becoming lighter and lighter, and also your external motor and sensory organs are feeling like they are withdrawing from the world into a special inner quietness.


Input: Imagine the tension melting away as you continue breathing rhythmically and naturally.


Input: Picture yourself sitting on a warm, tropical beach basking in the glow of the sun ....


Input: Visualize the vivid, beautiful colours of the earth (its flowers and plants), the sea next to you, and the sky above you.


Input: Feel yourself floating above the earth and sea.


Input: As you sit above the world, the warmth of the golden sun penetrates your body and makes you feel warmer and warmer.


Input: It surrounds you.


Input: The golden rays feel soft and soothing.


Input: Now you are far above the earth-into space.


Input: Everything around you is so vast.


Input: Yet, there is warmth and a familiarity with the vastness.


Input: You want to merge your mind with the greater universal Mind that surrounds you.


Input: Continue to ideate on this intense desire for your mind to merge with the that universal Consciousness.


Input: And while doing so continue using the Baba Nam Kevalam mantra (breathe in with Baba Nam, breathe out with Kevalam).


Input: Try this for 5 to 10 minutes.


Input: Now come back to earth again-slowly.


Input: Imagine yourself sitting on the beach serenely and restfully.


Input: Your muscles are loose and limp.


Input: Feel your body sinking slightly into the sand making that earthly connection again.


Input: The sun's rays and warmth are still with you, surrounding you.


Input: You are in a state of peace and relaxation.


Input: With each breath, watch your body and ensure that it remains relaxed-at peace.


Input: Continue to feel the warmth of the sunlight all over your body, warming you deeply and gently.


Input: You want to bring something back with you from your deep space experience where you sensed your mind merging with the universal Mind.


Input: This will be the warmth of the sun-a close reminder and link between earth and the infinite space.


Input: Visualize the inside of your body bathed in the golden light, absorbing every ray and glowing as radiantly as the sun.


Input: A warm, gentle breeze swirls around your body and relaxes you even more.


Input: Let your mind and body be totally at peace.


Input: Now feel yourself returning to where you sit ... move your hands and feet a little, stretch them.


Input: Open your eyes.


Input: 2. Mountain Visualization


Input: Another thing you can try.


Input: Imagine you're sitting on top of a mountain, and that it's the most peaceful place you can think of.


Input: Feel that you're sitting there in complete peace, right on top of the world.


Input: Now imagine that infinite happiness is surrounding you in every direction.


Input: Feel you're completely surrounded by that infinite peace and happiness.


Input: Now start to repeat within your mind the mantra: BABA NAM KEVALAM.


Input: Its meaning is " Infinite happiness is everywhere ".


Input: Feel the meaning, don't just think of its wordy meaning or try to translate from Sanskrit (BABA NAM KEVALAM) to an English meaning (Infinite peace and happiness).


Input: Think internally, intuitively, not by words, of the meaning, as you're repeating it.


Input: This is called ideation.


Input: It is important to take the idea, not just the intellectual analysis.


Input: Touching deep into the idea is what builds intuition-it is a synthetic process.


Input: Whereas, trying to translate and grapple with wordy meanings is an intellectual mechanism-an analytical process.


Input: Feel you're surrounded by infinite peace and happiness, and feel that your own sense of existence is in direct contact with that endless peace and happiness all around you.


Input: You can go further and feel that your unit consciousness, a dot in the Infinite Consciousness, is merging with Infinity.


Input: Continue for as long as you like, then open your eyes.


Input: OK that is fairly basic :).


Input: The important point is to develop some psycho-spiritual connection between your mind and the universal Consciousness or Supreme Consciousness.


Input: Don't worry if you have trouble concentrating on the mantra and ideation-that's normal.


Input: It takes some time and practice to be able to focus on the one thought.


Input: The main thing is to keep practicing.


Input: If you don't practice, then nothing happens.


Input: Well maybe a miracle could happen, but let s face it we're ordinary people and so require practical day to day techniques!


Input: the industry of Marriage and Kids, you heard me.


Input: Marriage is, in and of itself, a noble concept, but it too often leads to kids and kids flat out suck.


Input: How can I say such an abomination, ask you?


Input: Look around you and notice all the mind numbing trailor trash cretins out there who should not be procreating, yet they do.


Input: These are the people who keep Jerry springer on the air.

Jerry springer


Input: These are the kids who will destroy society, because of the crapfest the American family has become under the post hippie culture, you heard again.


Input: And you might think by reading this I blame the kids .....


Input: Not so, Kids are what kids are and will do what they do.


Input: It is literally monkey see and monkey do with them.


Input: That will likely never change.


Input: It's the bad parents out there who fuck up their lives and do nt seem to understand that once you decide to have kids, it is indeed time to grow up and be a responsible role model for those kids.


Input: Very few parents do this.


Input: And this is a direct result of the Politically correct, permissive, time out granting bullshit liberal culture that has caused this.


Input: When you blame it all on society, there's noone to to take responsibility and all of a sudden you have generation of fucked up kids who are likley smoking, drinking, doing drugs, fucking the neighbor or some internet perv just because you are too lazy to see waht they're doing.


Input: People like this will never have my sympathy, nor do they deserve my sympathy.


Input: Look inside yourselves parents, is this you?


Input: Probably it is.


Input: Fuck you.


Input: Stop trying to pawn your brats off on others to " get a break ".


Input: You made a choice to be a mommy, you do nt get a break until they move out, that s the choice that you madea and that's life.


Input: Tough shit.


Input: Just because you're stuck, does nt give you the right to drag down all the singles around you.


Input: Another time I'll segueway into all the fun work related instances where " Mommies " get out of doing work and hiding behind childcare as the reason.


Input: This is the insidious conspiracy I call " Mommism ".


Input: It must be stamped out.


Input: Quebecker wins U.S. bravery award

U.S.


Input: Pittsburgh-


Input: A Quebec man was awarded a Carnegie Medal for bravery on Monday for saving two friends by fighting off a polar bear with a pocket knife two years ago on Baffin Island

Quebec

Baffin Island


Input: Dr. Eric Fortier, 34, of Gatineau, Que., used a pocket knife to attack a polar bear on Baffin Island, just south of the Arctic Circle, to save two friends who were being mauled.

Eric Fortier

Gatineau

Que.

Baffin Island

Arctic Circle


Input: " All of the research and all of the preparation I did leading up to the trip gave no indication that there were bears in the Soper [River] valley where we were canoeing, " Dr. Fortier said.

Soper [River] valley

Fortier


Input: Dr. Fortier, an orthodontist, learned there was at least one polar bear in the central region of Baffin Island in July 2001 when he felt what he thought was a dog leaning on his tent wall.

Fortier

Baffin Island


Input: " My first thought was to push it away, " he said.


Input: " A few seconds later my girlfriend saw the shadow of a bear's paw through the tent fly and then it started ripping through the ceiling. "


Input: The polar bear is more dangerous than most other bears.


Input: The latter usually consider human beings a threat but the polar bear considers humans a snack, experts said.


Input: The two screamed to frighten the bear and warn their friends in a tent several metres away but the bear ripped into that tent and began mauling 31-year-old Alain Parenteau.

Alain Parenteau


Input: " Their screams changed, " Dr. Fortier said.

Fortier


Input: " I grabbed my glasses and my knife and unzipped my tent and headed out. "


Input: The bear dwarfed the 6-foot-1 Mr. Parenteau, knocking him to the ground, he said.

Parenteau


Input: Dr. Fortier threw a large rock at the bear, distracting it and allowing Parenteau to escape but it then turned on 25-year-old Patricia Doyon, who was in the same tent.

Fortier

Parenteau

Patricia Doyon


Input: Again Dr. Fortier threw rocks at the bear and again its target was able to escape.

Fortier


Input: " The bear gave chase and I gave chase, " he said.


Input: " At some point, Patricia tripped or the bear tripped her and was at her back.

Patricia


Input: I was beside the bear's head and I stabbed it with an upper cut below the jaw in the neck a couple of times. "


Input: The bear ran off.


Input: While there was some fur and blood on the nine-centimetre blade, Dr. Fortier said he doesn't think he hurt the bear badly.

Fortier


Input: Both Mr. Parenteau and Ms. Doyon, however, were bleeding badly.

Parenteau

Doyon


Input: Dr. Fortier and his girlfriend lashed two canoes together and paddled eight kilometres along the Soper River.

Fortier

Soper River


Input: Dr. Fortier travelled another three kilometres by foot to seek help in the nearest settlement.

Fortier


Input: Both Mr. Parenteau and Ms. Doyon were airlifted to a hospital and survived, though Mr. Parenteau had a gash within a centimetre of his jugular, Dr. Fortier said.

Parenteau

Doyon

Parenteau

Fortier


Input: Dr. Fortier was one of 15 people to receive the Carnegie Medal on Monday.

Fortier


Input: The bronze medal is given to people who " risk their lives to an extraordinary degree while saving or attempting to save the lives of others. "


Input: The other Canadian recipient of the medal was Ronald Joseph Crawford, 42, of Hamilton, who was killed Aug. 4, 2002, while trying to defend a Hamilton sandwich shop owner from a robber wielding a knife.

Ronald Joseph Crawford

Hamilton

Hamilton


Input: Mr. Crawford threw several punches at the assailant before he was stabbed in the heart.

Crawford


Input: U.S. industrialist Andrew Carnegie started a hero fund in 1904 after being inspired by rescue stories from a mine disaster that killed 181 people.

U.S.

Andrew Carnegie


Input: The award comes with a $3,500 (U.S.) grant.

U.S.


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Input: You will now become a part of the Mail Order business.


Input: You are in the business of developing Mailing Lists.


Input: Many large corporations are happy to pay big bucks for quality lists.


Input: However, the money made from the mailing lists is secondary to income which is made from people like you and me asking to be included in that list.


Input: Here are the four easy steps to success.


Input: STEP ONE:


Input: Get six separate pieces of paper and write the following on each piece of paper " PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST. "


Input: Now get 6 U.S. $1.00 bills and place ONE inside of EACH of the six pieces of paper so the bill will not be seen through the envelope (to prevent thievery).


Input: Next, place one paper in each of the six envelopes and seal them.


Input: You now should have six sealed envelopes, each with a piece of paper stating the above phrase, your name and address, and a $1.00 bill.


Input: What you are doing is creating a service.


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Input: 1) G. Burrows 1/264 Tor St Toowoomba QLD 4350 Australia

G. Burrows

Toowoomba

QLD

Australia


Input: 2) S Luest P.O. Box 366 Garden Grove, CA 92842 USA

S Luest

Garden Grove

CA

USA


Input: 3) G. V. & A. Bourret 41 Broome St, #1 Brooklyn, NY 11222 USA

G. V. & A. Bourret

Brooklyn

NY

USA


Input: 4) R. Ansems Gen. Foulkesstraat 5 4641 BW Ossendrecht Netherlands

R. Ansems

Ossendrecht

Netherlands


Input: 5) W. Brumbley 4632 Hilton Ave Suite #31 Columbus, Ohio 43228

W. Brumbley

Columbus

Ohio


Input: STEP TWO: Now take the #1 name off the list that you see above, move the other names up (six becomes 5, 5 becomes 4, and etc.) and add YOUR NAME as number 6 on the list.


Input: STEP THREE:


Input: Change anything you need to but try to keep this article as close to original as possible.


Input: Now post your amended article to at least 200 news groups.:


Input: (I think there are close to 24,000 groups)


Input: All you need is 200, but remember, the more you post, the more money you make !!


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Input: Keep a copy of these steps for yourself and whenever you need money, you can use it again, and again.


Input: PLEASE REMEMBER that this program remains successful because of the honesty and integrity of the participants and by their carefully adhering to directions.


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Input: NOTE: You may want to retain every name and address sent to you, either on a computer or hard copy and keep the notes people send you.


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Input: (Also, it might be a good idea to wrap the $1 bill in dark paper to reduce the risk of mail theft).


Input: So, as each post is downloaded and the directions carefully followed, all members will be reimbursed for their participation as a List Developer with one dollar each.


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Input: Send it now, add your own name to the list and you're in business !!!


Input: ***** DIRECTIONS FOR HOW TO POST TO NEWS GROUPS !!! *****


Input: STEP ONE: You do not need to re-type this entire letter to do your own posting.


Input: Simply put your cursor at the beginning of this letter and drag your cursor to the bottom of this document, and select' copy' from the edit menu.


Input: This will copy the entire letter into the computer's memory.


Input: STEP TWO:


Input: Open a blank' notepad' file and place your cursor at the top of the blank page.


Input: From the' edit' menu select' paste'.


Input: This will paste a copy of the letter into the notepad so that you will add your name to the list.


Input: STEP THREE:


Input: Save your new notepad file as a text file.


Input: If you want to do your posting in different settings, you'll always have this file to go back to.


Input: STEP FOUR:


Input: Visit message boards and post this article as a new message by highlighting the text of this letter and selecting paste from the edit menu.


Input: Fill in the subject, this will be the header that everyone sees as they scroll through the list of postings in a particular group, click the post message button.


Input: You're done.


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Input: Email: " righter " < righ...@sonic.net >


Input: Groups: alt.animals.rights.promotion, alt.animals, alt.animals.cat, alt.animals.ethics.vegetarian, alt.animals.lion, alt.animals.tiger, alt.animals.felines.diseases, alt.animals.dog, alt.animals.horses.breeding, alt.animals.felines.snowleopards


Input: I'm a member of a local animal rights news, and get regular emails from other members and the staff.


Input: Recently, I read an email that reported the horrific nightmare Civet Cats go through by sick losers who put them in sheds and heat the inside of the sheds up to 110 degrees with fires, so that they can periodically scrape the sweat off of their genitals and sell it to corrupt corporations who use it to prolong the scent of perfumes.


Input: The animals eventually die, which is because these demons are so GREEDY, they want as much of their " product " as they can get, instead of letting the cats go after a point, as an act of humanity, mercy, love.


Input: Below I pasted the email text, and it has a link to a website that automatically plays this song the author of the email created.


Input: It has cat's " Meowing " for the vocals, and you might really find yourself in those furnaces, feeling and thinking those terrible feelings and thoughts that these cats do before they die.


Input: Right now, while we're sitting at our computers enjoying the internet, those innocent, beautiful, loving cats, are dying, somewhere in this troubled world a slow, agonizing death.


Input: The main reason I wrote this post is to ask anyone reading this if they know of some way I can help put a stop to this Cat Holocaust.


Input: I am serious about doing something.


Input: If I love cats so much, why aren't I DOING something ???


Input: I don't want to appear before God on judgment day and have to explain why I didn't do anything like this in my life.

God


Input: Any suggestions would be appreciated.


Input: Here's the text of the email:


Input: Hi there,


Input: I read the Civet Cat story from a little while ago, and tonight, when my Mom emailed me about it, I re-read it, and went to the website with the song the author of the email created.


Input: Well, sure enough, when I heard the cats " Meowing, " I imagined the hellish moments these poor beautiful creatures of God were living, what went on in their tiny, sweet little minds, and decided that I want to do something about this torture.

God


Input: So, if anyone can give me some advice, I'd sure appreciate it!


Input: I think for starters, myself and those of you who believe in God could say a special prayer for them.

God


Input: I will.


Input: I've pasted the email for those who haven't seen or would like to re-read it.


Input: It's also got the website where the song has been uploaded.


Input: I was thinking, that while I'm sitting here, relaxing and enjoying myself, those poor innocent animals are being cooked to death with heat in those Holocaust-esque death chambers.


Input: And what am I DOING about it?


Input: From: Travis Job < t...@sonic.net >

Travis Job


Input: Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 02:39:27-0800


Input: To: SPAR < s...@sonic.net >


Input: Subject: Civet Cats, James Rachels + a song

James Rachels


Input: This is my first time posting to the list, so I feel somewhat embarrassed by " promoting " a song I wrote, but I think it is fitting because it is directly tied to extreme animal suffering as a result of human lack of empathy, but an abundance of human greed.


Input: I'm not sure if any of you know much about civet cats, but to brief those who might not know, I will quote James Rachels, author of World Hunger and Moral Obligation among many other animal rights-related books and articles.

James Rachels


Input: (I kind of see him to be for animal rights theory as Peter Singer is to the theory of utilitarianism applied to non-human animals).

Peter Singer


Input: The quote is from an article entitled " Vegetarianism and `The Other Weight Problem' "


Input: If anyone wants the complete article, email me, as it is a very good article which no meat-eater can read and not sense their own hypocrisy.


Input: But this is what he says about civet cats:


Input: " As an example, consider the treatment of the civet cat, a highly intelligent and sociable animal.


Input: Civet cats are trapped and placed in small cages inside darkened sheds, where the temperature is kept up to 110 F by fires.


Input: They are confined in this way until they finally die.


Input: What justifies this extraordinary mistreatment?


Input: These animals have the misfortune to produce a substance that is useful in the manufacture of perfume.


Input: Musk, which is scraped from their genitals once a day for as long as they can surv ive, makes the scent of perfume last a bit longer after each application.


Input: (The heat increases their " production " of musk.)


Input: Here Kant's rule -- " Animals are merely means to an end; that end is man " -- is applied with a vengeance.

Kant


Input: To promote one of the most trivial interests we have, thousands of animals are tormented for their whole lives. "


Input: This article, and specifically this piece, effected me enough to try to build a song around the topic.


Input: If anyone is interested in listening to this song, and in offering their opinion, whether it be positive or negative, I'd appreciate it.


Input: But I also hope no one feels any obligation to download, especially if you have an internet connection as slow mine (28 k).


Input: The url for the song is http://www.sonic.net/~fsjob/TragiCore-TheCivetCat.mp3


Input: Although there are no human vocals/lyrics, I think it's subject matter is audible.


Input: Again, if anyone wants to read Rachels' entire article, let me know.

Rachels


Input: It's also on the net.


Input: I was already a vegetarian when I read it a little more than a year ago, but it was one of the bigger factors for me in going completely vegan.


Input: I hope all are well.


Input: Farewell for now ...


Input: Travis Job

Travis Job


Input: icq uin: 5249025


Input: " Note to Wigner: Do you think your friend could feed my cat?

Wigner


Input: Heisenberg wasn't sure.

Heisenberg


Input: Thanks,


Input: -- Shrodinger "

Shrodinger


Input: .: GO VEGAN :.


Input: By Graydon Carter (excepted from " What We've Lost ", published by Little Brown)

Graydon Carter

Little Brown


Input: 68.4-Average Number of species added to the Endangered and Threatened Species list each year between 1991 and 2000.


Input: 0-Number of endangered species voluntarily added by the Bush administration since taking office.

Bush


Input: 408-Number of species that could be extinct by 2050 if the global-warming trend continues.


Input: 0-Number of times Bush mentioned global warming, clean air, clean water, pollution or environment in his 2004 State of the Union speech.

Bush


Input: His father was the last president to go through an entire State of the Union address without mentioning the environment.


Input: 1-Number of paragraphs devoted to global warming in the EPA's 600-page " Draft Report on the Environment " presented in 2003.

EPA


Input: 68-Number of days after taking office that Bush decided Not to ratify the Kyoto Protocol, the international treaty to reduce greenhouse gases by roughly 5.2 per cent below 1990 levels by 2012.

Bush


Input: The United States was to cut its level by 7 per cent.

United States


Input: 1 The rank of the United States worldwide in terms of greenhouse gas emissions.

United States


Input: 25-Percentage of overall worldwide carbon dioxide emissions the United States is responsible for.

United States


Input: 53-Number of days after taking office that Bush reneged on his campaign promise to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

Bush


Input: 14-Percentage carbon dioxide emissions will increase over the next 10 years under Bush's own global-warming plan (an increase of 30 per cent above their 1990 levels).

Bush


Input: 5-Number of years the Bush administration said in 2003 that global warming must be further studied before substantive action could be taken.

Bush


Input: $44 m-Amount the Bush-Cheney 2000 campaign and the Republican National Committee received in contributions from the fossil fuel, chemical, timber, and mining industries.

Bush

Cheney

Republican National Committee


Input: 200-Number of regulation rollbacks downgrading or weakening environmental laws in Bush's first three years in office.

Bush


Input: 31-Number of Bush administration appointees who are alumni of the energy industry (includes four cabinet secretaries, the six most powerful White House officials, and more than 20 other high-level appointees).

Bush

White House


Input: 50 = Approximate number of policy changes and regulation rollbacks injurious to the environment that have been announced by the Bush administration on Fridays after 5 pm, a time that makes it all but impossible for news organisations to relay the information to the widest possible audience.

Bush


Input: 50-Percentage decline in Environmental Protection Agency enforcement actions against polluters under Bush's watch.

Environmental Protection Agency

Bush


Input: 34-Percentage decline in criminal penalties for environmental crimes since Bush took office.

Bush


Input: 50-Percentage decline in civil penalties for environmental crimes since Bush took office.

Bush


Input: $6.1 m-Amount the EPA historically valued each human life when conducting economic analyses of proposed regulations.

EPA


Input: $3.7 m-Amount the EPA valued each human life when conducting analyses of proposed regulations during the Bush administration.

EPA

Bush


Input: 62-Number of members of Cheney's 63-person Energy Task Force with ties to corporate energy interests.

Cheney

Energy Task Force


Input: 0-Number of environmentalists asked to attend Cheney's Energy Task Force meetings.

Cheney

Energy Task Force


Input: 6-Number of months before 11 September that Cheney's Energy Task Force investigated Iraq's oil reserves.

Cheney

Energy Task Force

Iraq


Input: 2-Percentage of the world's population that is British.


Input: 2-Percentage of the world's oil used by Britain.

Britain


Input: 5-Percentage of the world's population that is American.


Input: 25-Percentage of the world's oil used by America.

America


Input: 63-Percentage of oil the United States imported in 2003, a record high.

United States


Input: 24,000-Estimated number of premature deaths that will occur under Bush's Clear Skies initiative.

Bush


Input: 300-Number of Clean Water Act violations by the mountaintop-mining industry in 2003.


Input: 750,000-Tons of toxic waste the US military, the world's biggest polluter, generates around the world each year.

US military


Input: $3.8 bn-Amount in the Superfund trust fund for toxic site clean-ups in 1995, the Year " polluter pays " fees expired.


Input: $0-Amount of uncommitted dollars in the Superfund trust fund for toxic site clean-ups in 2003.


Input: 270-Estimated number of court decisions citing federal Negligence in endangered-species protection that remained unheeded during the first year of the Bush administration.

Bush


Input: 100-Percentage of those decisions that Bush then decided to allow the government to ignore indefinitely.

Bush


Input: 50-Percentage of screened workers at Ground Zero who now suffer from long-term health problems, almost half of whom don't have health insurance.

Ground Zero


Input: 78-Percentage of workers at Ground Zero who now suffer from lung ailments.

Ground Zero


Input: 88-Percentage of workers at Ground Zero who Now suffer from ear, nose, or throat problems.

Ground Zero


Input: 22-Asbestos levels at Ground Zero were 22 times higher than the levels in Libby, Montana, where the W R Grace mine produced one of the worst Superfund disasters in US history.

Ground Zero

Libby

Montana

W R Grace mine

US


Input: 1-Number of Bush administration public statements on National security issued between 20 January 2001 and 10 September 2001 that mentioned al-Qa'ida.

Bush

al-Qa'ida


Input: 104-Number of Bush administration public statements on National security and defense in the same period that mentioned Iraq or Saddam Hussein.

Bush

Saddam Hussein

Iraq


Input: 101-Number of Bush administration public statements on National security and defense in the same period that mentioned missile defence.

Bush


Input: 65-Number of Bush administration public statements on National security and defense in the same period that mentioned weapons of mass destruction.

Bush


Input: 0-Number of times Bush mentioned Osama bin Laden in his three State of the Union addresses.

Bush

Osama bin Laden


Input: 73-Number of times that Bush mentioned terrorism or terrorists in his three State of the Union addresses.

Bush


Input: 83-Number of times Bush mentioned Saddam, Iraq, or regime (as in change) in his three State of the Union addresses.

Bush

Saddam

Iraq


Input: $1 m-Estimated value of a painting the Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, received from Prince Bandar, Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States and Bush family friend.

Bush

Bandar

Bush

Presidential Library

College Station

Texas

Saudi Arabia

United States


Input: 0-Number of times Bush mentioned Saudi Arabia in his three State of the Union addresses.

Bush

Saudi Arabia


Input: 1,700-Percentage increase between 2001 and 2002 of Saudi Arabian spending on public relations in the United States.

United States


Input: 79-Percentage of the 11 September hijackers who came from Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia


Input: 3 = Number of 11 September hijackers whose entry visas came through special US-Saudi " Visa Express " programme.

US


Input: 140-Number of Saudis, including members of the Bin Laden family, evacuated from United States almost immediately after 11 September.

Bin Laden

United States


Input: 14-Number of Immigration and Naturalisation Service (INS) agents assigned to track down 1,200 known illegal immigrants in the United States from countries where al-Qa'ida is active.

Immigration and Naturalisation Service

INS

al-Qa'ida

United States


Input: $3 m-Amount the White House was willing to grant the 9/11 Commission to investigate the 11 September attacks.

White House


Input: $0-Amount approved by George Bush to hire more INS special agents.

George

Bush

INS


Input: $10 m-Amount Bush cut from the INS's existing terrorism budget.

Bush

INS


Input: $50 m-Amount granted to the commission that looked into the Columbia space shuttle crash.


Input: $5 m-Amount a 1996 federal commission was given to study legalised gambling.


Input: 7-Number of Arabic linguists fired by the US army between mid-August and mid-October 2002 for being gay.

US army


Input: George Bush: Military man

George

Bush


Input: 1972-Year that Bush walked away from his pilot duties in the Texas National Guard, Nearly two years before his six-year obligation was up.

Bush

Texas National Guard


Input: $3,500-Reward a group of veterans offered in 2000 for anyone who could confirm Bush's Alabama guard service.

Bush

Alabama


Input: 600-700-Number of guardsmen who were in Bush's unit during that period.

Bush


Input: 0-Number of guardsmen from that period who came forward with information about Bush's guard service.

Bush


Input: 0-Number of minutes that President Bush, Vice-President Dick Cheney, the Defence Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, the assistant Defence Secretary, Paul Wolfowitz, the former chairman of the Defence Policy Board, Richard Perle, and the White House Chief of Staff, Karl Rove-the main proponents of the war in Iraq-served in combat (combined).

Bush

Dick

Cheney

Donald Rumsfeld

Paul Wolfowitz

Richard Perle

Karl Rove

White House

Iraq


Input: 0-Number of principal civilian or Pentagon staff members who planned the war who have immediate family members serving in uniform in Iraq.

Pentagon

Iraq


Input: 8-Number of members of the US Senate and House of Representatives who have a child serving in the military.

US Senate

House of Representatives


Input: 10-Number of days that the Pentagon spent investigating a soldier who had called the President " a joke " in a letter to the editor of a Newspaper.

Pentagon


Input: 46-Percentage increase in sales between 2001 and 2002 of GI Joe figures (children's toys).


Input: Ambitious warrior


Input: 2-Number of Nations that George Bush has attacked and taken over since coming into office.

George

Bush


Input: 130-Approximate Number of countries (out of a total of 191 recognised by the United Nations) with a US military presence.

United Nations

US military


Input: 43-Percentage of the entire world's military spending that the US spends on defence.

US


Input: (That was in 2002, the year before the invasion of Iraq.)

Iraq


Input: $401.3 b-Proposed military budget for 2004.


Input: Saviour of Iraq

Iraq


Input: 1983-The year in which Donald Rumsfeld, Ronald Reagan's special envoy to the Middle East, gave Saddam Hussein a pair of golden spurs as a gift.

Donald Rumsfeld

Ronald Reagan

Saddam Hussein

Middle East


Input: 2.5-Number of hours after Rumsfeld learnt that Osama bin Laden was a suspect in the 11 September attacks that he brought up reasons to " hit " Iraq.

Rumsfeld

Osama bin Laden

Iraq


Input: 237-Minimum number of misleading statements on Iraq made by top Bush administration officials between 2002 and January 2004, according to the California Representative Henry Waxman.

Iraq

California

Bush

Henry Waxman


Input: 10 m-Estimated number of people worldwide who took to the streets on 21 February 2003, in opposition to the invasion of Iraq, the largest simultaneous protest in world history.

Iraq


Input: $2 b-Estimated monthly cost of US military presence in Iraq projected by the White House in April 2003.

US military

White House

Iraq


Input: $4 b-Actual monthly cost of the US military presence in Iraq according to Secretary of Defence Rumsfeld in 2004.

US military

Iraq

Rumsfeld


Input: $15 m-Amount of a contract awarded to an American firm to build a cement factory in Iraq.

Iraq


Input: $80,000-Amount an Iraqi firm spent (using Saddam's confiscated funds) to build the same factory, after delays prevented the American firm from starting it.

Saddam


Input: 2000-Year that Cheney said his policy as CEO of Halliburton oil services company was " we wouldn't do anything in Iraq ".

Cheney

Halliburton

Iraq


Input: $4.7 b-Total value of contracts awarded to Halliburton in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Halliburton

Iraq

Afghanistan


Input: $680 m-Estimated value of Iraq reconstruction contracts awarded to Bechtel.

Iraq

Bechtel


Input: $2.8 b-Value of Bechtel Corp contracts in Iraq.

Bechtel Corp

Iraq


Input: $120 b-Amount the war and its aftermath are projected to cost for the 2004 fiscal year.


Input: 35-Number of countries to which the United States suspended military assistance after they failed to sign agreements giving Americans immunity from prosecution before the International Criminal Court.

United States

International Criminal Court


Input: 92-Percentage of Iraq's urban areas with access to potable water in late 2002.

Iraq


Input: 60-Percentage of Iraq's urban areas with access to potable water in late 2003.

Iraq


Input: 55-Percentage of the Iraqi workforce who were unemployed before the war.


Input: 80-Percentage of the Iraqi workforce who are unemployed a Year after the war.


Input: 0-Number of American combat deaths in Germany after the Nazi surrender in May 1945.

Germany


Input: 37-Death toll of US soldiers in Iraq in May 2003, the month combat operations " officially " ended.

US

Iraq


Input: 0-Number of coffins of dead soldiers returning home that the Bush administration has permitted to be photographed.

Bush


Input: 0-Number of memorial services for the returned dead that Bush has attended since the beginning of the war.

Bush


Input: A soldier's best friend


Input: 40,000-Number of soldiers in Iraq seven months after start of the war still without Interceptor vests, designed to stop a round from an AK-47.

Iraq


Input: $60 m-Estimated cost of outfitting those 40,000 soldiers with Interceptor vests.


Input: 62-Percentage of gas masks that army investigators discovered did Not work properly in autumn 2002.


Input: 90-Percentage of detectors which give early warning of a biological weapons attack found to be defective.


Input: 87-Percentage of Humvees in Iraq not equipped with armour capable of stopping AK-47 rounds and protecting against roadside bombs and landmines at the end of 2003.

Iraq


Input: Making the country safer


Input: $3.29-Average amount allocated per person Nationwide in the first round of homeland security grants.


Input: $94.40-Amount allocated per person for homeland security in American Samoa.

American Samoa


Input: $36-Amount allocated per person for homeland security in Wyoming, Vice-President Cheney's home state.

Wyoming

Cheney


Input: $17-Amount allocated per person in New York state.

New York


Input: $5.87-Amount allocated per person in New York City.

New York City


Input: $77.92-Amount allocated per person in New Haven, Connecticut, home of Yale University, Bush's alma mater.

New Haven

Connecticut

Yale University

Bush


Input: 76-Percentage of 215 cities surveyed by the US Conference of Mayors in early 2004 that had yet to receive a dime in federal homeland security assistance for their first-response units.

US Conference of Mayors


Input: 5-Number of major US airports at the beginning of 2004 that the Transportation Security Administration admitted were Not fully screening baggage electronically.

US

Transportation Security Administration


Input: 22,600-Number of planes carrying unscreened cargo that fly into New York each month.

New York


Input: 5-Estimated Percentage of US air cargo that is screened, including cargo transported on passenger planes.

US


Input: 95-Percentage of foreign goods that arrive in the United States by sea.

United States


Input: 2-Percentage of those goods subjected to thorough inspection.


Input: $5.5 b-Estimated cost to secure fully US ports over the Next decade.

US


Input: $0-Amount Bush allocated for port security in 2003.

Bush


Input: $46 m-Amount the Bush administration has budgeted for port security in 2005.

Bush


Input: 15,000-Number of major chemical facilities in the United States.

United States


Input: 100-Number of US chemical plants where a terrorist act could endanger the lives of more than one million people.

US


Input: 0-Number of new drugs or vaccines against " priority pathogens " listed by the Centres for Disease Control that have been developed and introduced since 11 September 2001.

Centres for Disease Control


Input: Giving a hand up to the advantaged


Input: $10.9 m-Average wealth of the members of Bush's original 16-person cabinet.

Bush


Input: 75-Percentage of Americans unaffected by Bush's sweeping 2003 cuts in capital gains and dividends taxes.

Bush


Input: $42,000-Average savings members of Bush's cabinet received in 2003 as a result of cuts in capital gains and dividends taxes.

Bush


Input: 10-Number of fellow members from the Yale secret society Skull and Bones that Bush has named to important positions (including the Associate Attorney General Robert McCallum Jr. and SEC chief Bill Donaldson).

Yale

Skull and Bones

SEC

Bush

Robert McCallum Jr.

Bill Donaldson


Input: 79-Number of Bush's initial 189 appointees who also served in his father's administration.

Bush


Input: A man with a lot of friends


Input: $113 m-Amount of total hard money the Bush-Cheney 2000 campaign received, a record.

Bush

Cheney


Input: $11.5 m-Amount of hard money raised through the Pioneer programme, the controversial fund-raising process created for the Bush-Cheney 2000 campaign.

Bush

Cheney


Input: (Participants pledged to raise at least $100,000 by bundling together cheques of up to $1,000 from friends and family.


Input: Pioneers were assigned numbers, which were included on all cheques, enabling the campaign to keep track of who raised how much.)


Input: George Bush: Money manager

George

Bush


Input: 4.7 m-Number of bankruptcies that were declared during Bush's first three years in office.

Bush


Input: 2002-The worst year for major markets since the recession of the 1970s.


Input: $489 b-The US trade deficit in 2003, the worst in history for a single year.

US


Input: $5.6 t-Projected national surplus forecast by the end of the decade when Bush took office in 2001.

Bush


Input: $7.22 t-US national debt by mid-2004.

US


Input: George Bush: Tax cutter

George

Bush


Input: 87-Percentage of American families in April 2004 who say they have felt no benefit from Bush's tax cuts.

Bush


Input: 39-Percentage of tax cuts that will go to the top 1 per cent of American families when fully phased in.


Input: 49-Percentage of Americans in April 2004 who found that their taxes had actually gone up since Bush took office.

Bush


Input: 88-Percentage of American families who will save less than $100 on their 2006 federal taxes as a result of 2003 cut in capital gains and dividends taxes.


Input: $30,858-Amount Bush himself saved in taxes in 2003.

Bush


Input: Employment tsar


Input: 9.3 m-Number of US unemployed in April 2004.

US


Input: 2.3 m-Number of Americans who lost their jobs during first three Years of the Bush administration.

Bush


Input: 22 m-Number of jobs gained during Clinton's eight years in office.

Clinton


Input: Friend of the poor


Input: 34.6 m-Number of Americans living below the poverty line (1 in 8 of the population).


Input: 6.8 m-Number of people in the workforce but still classified as poor.


Input: 35 m-Number of Americans that the government defines as " food insecure, " in other words, hungry.


Input: $300 m-Amount cut from the federal programme that provides subsidies to poor families so they can heat their homes.


Input: 40-Percentage of wealth in the United States held by the richest 1 per cent of the population.

United States


Input: 18-Percentage of wealth in Britain held by the richest 1e per cent of the population.

Britain


Input: George Bush And his special friend

George

Bush


Input: $60 b-Loss to Enron stockholders, following the largest bankruptcy in US history.

Enron

US


Input: $205 m-Amount Enron CEO Kenneth Lay earned from stock option profits over a four-year period.

Enron

Kenneth Lay


Input: $101 m-Amount Lay made from selling his Enron shares just before the company went bankrupt.

Lay

Enron


Input: $59,339-Amount the Bush campaign reimbursed Enron for 14 trips on its corporate jet during the 2000 campaign.

Bush

Enron


Input: 30-Length of time in months between Enron's collapse and Lay (whom the President called " Kenny Boy ") still not being charged with a crime.

Enron

Lay

Kenny Boy


Input: George Bush: Lawman

George

Bush


Input: 15-Average number of minutes Bush spent reviewing capital punishment cases while governor of Texas.

Bush

Texas


Input: 46-Percentage of Republican federal judges when Bush came to office.

Bush


Input: 57-Percentage of Republican federal judges after three years of the Bush administration.

Bush


Input: 33-Percentage of the $15 bn Bush pledged to fight Aids in Africa that must go to abstinence-only programmes.

Bush

Africa


Input: The Civil libertarian


Input: 680-Number of suspected al-Qa'ida members that the United States admits are detained at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

al-Qa'ida

United States

Guantánamo Bay


Input: 42-Number of nationalities of those detainees at Guantanamo.

Guantanamo


Input: 22-Number of hours prisoners were handcuffed, shackled, and made to wear surgical masks, earmuffs, and blindfolds during their flight to Guantanamo.

Guantanamo


Input: 32-Number of confirmed suicide attempts by Guantanamo Bay prisoners.

Guantanamo Bay


Input: 24-Number of prisoners in mid-2003 being monitored by psychiatrists in Guantanamo's new mental ward.

Guantanamo


Input: A health-conscious president


Input: 43.6 m-Number of Americans without health insurance by the end of 2002 (more than 15 per cent of the population).


Input: 2.4 m-Number of Americans who lost their health insurance during Bush's first year in office.

Bush


Input: Image booster for the US

US


Input: 2,500-Number of public-diplomacy officers employed by the State Department to further the image of the US abroad in 1991.

State Department

US


Input: 1,200-Number of public-diplomacy officers employed by the State Department to further US image abroad in 2004.

State Department

US


Input: 4-Rank of the United States among countries considered to be the greatest threats to world peace according to a 2003 Pew Global Attitudes study (Israel, Iran, and North Korea were considered more dangerous; Iraq was considered less dangerous).

United States

Israel

Iran

North Korea

Iraq


Input: $66 b-Amount the United States spent on international aid and diplomacy in 1949.

United States


Input: $23.8 b-Amount the United States spent on international aid and diplomacy in 2002.

United States


Input: 85-Percentage of Indonesians who had an unfavourable image of the United States in 2003.

United States


Input: Second-party endorsements


Input: 90-Percentage of Americans who approved of the way Bush was handling his job as president on 26 September 2001.

Bush


Input: 67-Percentage of Americans who approved of the way Bush was handling his job as president on 26 September 2002.

Bush


Input: 54-Percentage of Americans who approved of the way Bush was handling his job as president on 30 September, 2003.

Bush


Input: 50-Percentage of Americans who approved of the way Bush was handling his job as president on 15 October 2003.

Bush


Input: 49-Percentage of Americans who approved of the way Bush was handling his job as president in May 2004.

Bush


Input: More like the French than he would care to admit


Input: 28-Number of vacation days Bush took in August 2003, the second-longest vacation of any president in US history.

Bush

US


Input: (Record holder Richard Nixon.)

Richard Nixon


Input: 13-Number of vacation days the average American receives each Year.


Input: 28-Number of vacation days Bush took in August 2001, the month he received a 6 August Presidential Daily Briefing headed " Osama bin Laden Determined to Strike US Targets. "

Bush

Osama bin Laden

US


Input: 500-Number of days Bush has spent all or part of his time away from the White House at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, his parents' retreat in Kennebunkport, Maine, or Camp David as of 1 April 2004.

Bush

White House

Crawford

Texas

Kennebunkport

Maine

Camp David


Input: No fool when it comes to the press


Input: 11-Number of press conferences during his first three years in office in which Bush referred to questions as being " trick " ones.

Bush


Input: Factors in his favor


Input: 3-Number of companies that control the US voting technology market.

US


Input: 52-Percentage of votes cast during the 2002 midterm elections that were recorded by Election Systems & Software, the largest voting-technology firm, a big Republican donor.


Input: 29-Percentage of votes that will be cast via computer voting machines that don't produce a paper record.


Input: 17-On 17 November 2001, The Economist printed a correction for having said George Bush was properly elected in 2000.

The Economist

George

Bush


Input: $113 m-Amount raised by the Bush-Cheney 2000 campaign, the most in American electoral history.

Bush

Cheney


Input: $185 m-Amount raised by the Bush-Cheney 2004 re-election campaign, to the end of March 2004.

Bush

Cheney


Input: $200 m-Amount that the Bush-Cheney 2004 campaign expects to raise by November 2004.

Bush

Cheney


Input: 268 Number of Bush-Cheney fund-raisers who had earned Pioneer status (by raising $100,000 each) as of March 2004.

Bush

Cheney


Input: 187-Number of Bush-Cheney fund-raisers who had earned Ranger status (by raising $200,000 each) as of March 2004.

Bush

Cheney


Input: $64.2 m-The Amount Pioneers and Rangers had raised for Bush-Cheney as of March 2004.

Bush

Cheney


Input: 85-Percentage of Americans who can't Name the Chief Justice of the United States.

United States


Input: 69-Percentage of Americans who believed the White House's claims in September 2003 that Saddam Hussein was personally involved in the 11 September attacks.

White House

Saddam Hussein


Input: 34-Percentage of Americans who believed in June 2003 that Saddam's " weapons of mass destruction " had been found.

Saddam


Input: 22-Percentage of Americans who believed in May 2003 that Saddam had used his WMDs on US forces.

Saddam

US


Input: 85-Percentage of American young adults who can not find Afghanistan, Iraq, or Israel on a map.

Afghanistan

Iraq

Israel


Input: 30-Percentage of American young adults who can not find the Pacific Ocean on a map.

Pacific Ocean


Input: 75-Percentage of American young adults who don't know the population of the United States.

United States


Input: 53-Percentage of Canadian young adults who don't know the population of the United States.

United States


Input: 11-Percentage of American young adults who can not find the United States on a map.

United States


Input: 30-Percentage of Americans who believe that " politics and government are too complicated to understand. "


Input: Another factor in his favor


Input: 70 m-Estimated number of Americans who describe themselves as Evangelicals who accept Jesus Christ as their personal saviour and who interpret the Bible as the direct word of God.

Jesus Christ

God


Input: 23 m-Number of Evangelicals who voted for Bush in 2000.

Bush


Input: 50 m-Number of voters in total who voted for Bush in 2000.

Bush


Input: 46-Percentage of voters who describe themselves as born-again Christians.


Input: 5-Number of states that do not use the word " evolution " in public school science courses.


Input: Blue Planet: Who's afraid of Big Bad Wolf?


Input: By Dan Whipple

Dan Whipple


Input: UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL


Input: Boulder, CO, Feb. 23 (UPI) --

Boulder

CO

UPI


Input: Ever since he ate up Red Riding Hood's grandma and blew down the houses of two-thirds of the Three Little Pigs, the Big Bad Wolf has held a persistently bad reputation.

Red Riding Hood


Input: In part because of that reputation, the gray wolf was nearly exterminated from the lower 48 states by the 1920s, except for a small remnant population on Isle Royale National Park in Michigan's Lake Superior.

Isle Royale National Park

Michigan

Lake Superior


Input: The last wolf was killed in Yellowstone National Park in 1943.

Yellowstone National Park


Input: Western sheep and cattle ranchers, on whose behalf this extermination campaign was conducted, gratefully dusted their hands of the wolf and wrote him off as a job well done.


Input: Their sheep could graze, their cows could ruminate and never a discouraging word would be heard.


Input: After the major kill-offs, wolves outside of Alaska and Canada existed mostly as legend.

Alaska

Canada


Input: Like UFOs or Sasquatch, several people claimed to see fleeting lone wolves, usually in Yellowstone.

Yellowstone


Input: In the 1960s, a group shooting a movie in the Wyoming park reportedly imported some captive wolves, then released them when their shooting was done.

Wyoming


Input: If so, this happy band has not been heard from since.


Input: Rumor also had it some renegade biologist brought a caged pair to Yellowstone and released them into the wild sometime in the 1970s, hoping to reestablish a breeding population.

Yellowstone


Input: If true, the caper failed.


Input: Over time, the wolf's absence seemed to rehabilitate its image.


Input: Eventually, a trickle of support appeared for bringing the predator back to its former home range in the northern Rocky Mountains.

Rocky Mountains


Input: This trickle grew into a flood, resulting in 14 wolves being reintroduced in Yellowstone in 1995 by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service -- albeit over the strong and still-continuing objections of ranchers.

Yellowstone

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service


Input: These wolf packs have flourished, and now there are an estimated 850 wolves roaming the northern Rockies, where merely 10 years ago there were none.

Rockies


Input: One compelling argument for reintroduction was the wolf acts as a keystone predator, an animal that affects the populations, behavior and ecology of a wide variety of species within its range.


Input: Some recent research conducted by Oregon State University has given considerable credence to this idea.

Oregon State University


Input: OSU forestry professors William Ripple and Robert Beschta have found that wolves actually promote stream-bank stabilization, although they have given the phenomenon the unfortunate name of " the ecology of fear " -- something that smacks of the horrible PR resulting from the wolf's relationships with Riding Hood and the Three Pigs.

OSU

William Ripple

Robert Beschta

Riding Hood


Input: They explained that elk in Yellowstone used to browse unmolested on young aspen and willow growing near the banks of streams, a behavior that prevented the saplings from reaching mature stages and increased the possibility of soil erosion.

Yellowstone


Input: Since reintroduction, however, Ripple and Beschta have found, fear of the wolves apparently has discouraged the elk from spending too much time at stream banks -- where they are out in the open -- and munching on the saplings.

Ripple

Beschta


Input: " All you have to do is look at the photographs, " Ed Bangs, wolf recovery coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, told UPI's Blue Planet,

Ed Bangs

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

UPI


Input: " You say,' wow!'


Input: An area that used to be bald as a billiard ball is now a sea of willow. "


Input: This simple change has triggered a veritable ecological cascade in Yellowstone.

Yellowstone


Input: More streamside willow and aspen have meant better habitat for beaver, for instance.


Input: Where there had been only one beaver colony in the park's northern range before the wolves returned, now there are nine.


Input: " It may be uninteresting to a lot of people, " Beschta told Blue Planet.

Beschta


Input: " There's a lot of impact on plants and they say,' Who cares?'


Input: But we've been looking at streamside communities.


Input: Since wolf recovery, streamside plants, willows and cottonwoods provide food for other critters -- beavers, a whole variety of avian species, berry-producing shrubs that bears can use.


Input: It's important with regard to the quality of streams.


Input: The plants provide shade and root strength for bank stability.


Input: Plants are critical to wildland ecosystems. "


Input: Yellowstone has a vast elk herd, one of the largest in the world.

Yellowstone


Input: Bangs said although the number of elk has not declined very much since the wolves came back, their behavior appears markedly different.

Bangs


Input: " I'm pretty suspicious of making broad generalizations, " however, he cautioned.


Input: " Wolves are still pretty new.


Input: They've only been there for 10 years.


Input: In 10 more years we'll have a better idea. "


Input: Wolf reintroduction in the northern Rockies has been so successful the Fish and Wildlife Service has moved to reduce the animal's status from endangered to threatened and, eventually, to remove it from the endangered species list altogether.

Rockies

Fish and Wildlife Service


Input: Bangs said the agency has established viable wolf packs in the northern Rockies, as required by federal regulations.

Bangs

Rockies


Input: Some conservationists want the protection extended so wolves can move into other states, including Colorado, Utah and Oregon, among others.

Colorado

Utah

Oregon


Input: On Jan. 31, Oregon Federal District Court Judge Robert E. Jones appeared to agree with them.

Oregon Federal District Court

Robert E. Jones


Input: He vacated the FWS decision to downgrade the wolf's status.

FWS


Input: Bangs said his agency is still reviewing the decision.

Bangs


Input: Regardless of the wolf's legal status, its future expansion into new areas now seems likely.


Input: Wolves can migrate considerable distances.


Input: A Yellowstone wolf was found dead, hit by a car, on a Colorado highway last year, several hundred miles from home.

Yellowstone

Colorado


Input: Meanwhile, his reputation seems to be improving, although Bangs noted a " pretty interesting social dynamic. "

Bangs


Input: There are only about 850 wolves in the West, but there are an estimated 31,000 mountain lions.


Input: Pound for pound, mountain lions eat more game and more livestock than wolves.


Input: They even occasionally attack people, which wolves do not -- despite the propaganda from the Brothers Grimm.

Brothers Grimm


Input: Yet people seem willing -- even eager -- to accommodate mountain lions, despite the risks.


Input: It remains to be seen whether they will extend the same courtesy to the arriving gray wolf.


Input: Regarding those rumors about wolves living in Yellowstone prior to the official reintroduction?

Yellowstone


Input: They seem to be just that: rumors.


Input: True, there are about 300,000 wolves and wolf hybrids kept as pets in the United States.

United States


Input: It also is likely people have released some of these animals into the wild hoping they would survive -- for instance, a ranger in Glacier Park caught someone in this very act not long ago.

Glacier Park


Input: Bangs said these animals are not equipped to survive in the wild, however, and they all almost certainly have died.

Bangs


Input: He said after 10 years of DNA testing on northern Rockies wolves, scientists have not found a single strain that did not belong to one of the wolves the agency released -- or their descendants.

Rockies


Input: Blue Planet is a weekly series examining the relationship of humans to the environment, by veteran environmental reporter Dan Whipple.

Dan Whipple


Input: E-mail: sciencem...@upi.com


Input: Climate: Humans fuss, animals adjust


Input: By Dan Whipple

Dan Whipple


Input: UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL

UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL


Input: Boulder, CO, Nov. 15 (UPI) --

Boulder

CO

UPI


Input: Scientists can argue all they want about how many degrees Celsius -- or Fahrenheit -- the planet is warming and what the trend portends, but meanwhile Earth's plants, insects and animals are not waiting for the outcome.

Earth


Input: They already are altering their patterns of behavior in response to what is happening.


Input: It turns out one of the surest barometers of the warming climate is the response of the non-human natural world to changing conditions, and biologists who study the responses have been aware for some years the biosphere is acknowledging global warming.


Input: Nina Leopold Bradley, a plant ecologist and daughter of the conservation pioneer Aldo Leopold, published a 1999 paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on her 61-year uninterrupted phenological records.

Nina Leopold Bradley

Aldo Leopold

National Academy of Sciences


Input: Phenology studies an organism's development and life cycle -- the pulse of life.


Input: Bradley's record of 300 phenophases found that even prior to 1999, spring was arriving in higher latitudes several weeks earlier than in the earlier years of her data.

Bradley


Input: Birds arrived sooner on their migrations from the south and plants flowered earlier.


Input: The Eastern phoebe is showing up about 20 days before it used to.


Input: The forest phlox is blooming in late April instead of mid-May.


Input: Half of the 300 phenophases Leopold tracked showed a response consistent with warming.

Leopold


Input: In England, the cuckoo returns earlier.

England


Input: An analysis of 65 bird species in the United Kingdom shows about one-third are laying their eggs four to seven days earlier than they did 25 years ago.

United Kingdom


Input: " One of the major, most well-documented and robust findings in ecology over the past century has been the crucial role of climate in determining the geographical distribution of species and ecological communities, " concluded a report titled " Observed Impacts of Global Climate Change in the United States, " released by the Pew Center on Global Climate last week.

United States

Pew Center on Global Climate


Input: Pew researchers looked at about 40 studies that could provide an assessment of whether climate was affecting biology.

Pew


Input: " Half of the studies provide strong evidence of a causal link between the biological change and climate change, " said Camille Parmesan, a University of Texas-Austin biologist and one of the world's leading experts on this issue.

Camille Parmesan

University of Texas-Austin


Input: These changes are occurring across all species, Parmesan told UPI's Climate.

Parmesan

UPI


Input: " Across the United States, the northern edge of species' range is expanding, " she said.

United States


Input: Parmesan has spent much of her career studying the checkerspot butterfly, which migrates between Mexico and southern California.

Parmesan

Mexico

California


Input: Some localized extinctions already have occurred across some of its habitat.


Input: " Empirical research pointed to climate as being a strong driver, " she said.


Input: " There have been large numbers of population extinctions in Mexico and southern California in areas where the habitat is still acceptable. "

Mexico

California


Input: According to Parmesan's earlier studies, one extinction event, for instance, was triggered when a checkerspot population migrated north prematurely, relying on a warming temperature signal, then was caught in a severe snowstorm in its northern habitat.

Parmesan


Input: Throughout the United States, she said, " spring is about two weeks earlier.

United States


Input: Tree swallows are nesting nine days earlier.


Input: Tropical species have moved up to Florida and the Gulf Coast.

Florida

Gulf Coast


Input: Bird and butterfly watchers are seeing many, many new species coming up from Mexico and the Caribbean. "

Mexico

Caribbean


Input: As the Pew report concluded, " Sufficient studies now exist to conclude that the consequences of climate change are already detectable within U.S. ecosystems. "

Pew

U.S.


Input: Such consequences include shifting and, in some cases, contraction of ranges and changes in species composition within ecosystems.


Input: The report also found alterations of ecosystem processes such as carbon cycling and storage.


Input: The Alaskan tundra, for instance, has switched from being a net sink of carbon dioxide -- absorbing and storing more carbon from the atmosphere than it releases -- to " being a net source of CO2 (releasing more carbon than is stored) because warmer winters have allowed dead plant matter previously stored in the soil to decompose and release CO2. "


Input: The Pew report coincided with the release in Iceland of the " Arctic Climate Impact Assessment. "

Pew

Iceland

Arctic


Input: The ACIA -- with participation by the United States, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, the Russian Federation and Sweden -- was begun in 2000.

ACIA

United States

Canada

Denmark

Finland

Iceland

Norway

Russian Federation

Sweden


Input: " The impacts of global warming are affecting people now in the Arctic, " said ACIA chair Robert Corell.

Arctic

ACIA

Robert Corell


Input: " The Arctic is experiencing some of the most rapid and severe climate change on Earth.

Arctic

Earth


Input: The impacts of climate change on the region and the globe are projected to increase substantially in the years to come. "


Input: The ACIA found Arctic winter temperatures have increased 4 degrees to 7 degrees Fahrenheit in the last 50 years and should go up about twice that much in the next 100 years.

ACIA

Arctic


Input: Arctic summer sea ice will decline by 50 percent by the end of the 21st century, the assessment found, with some models predicting complete disappearance of summer sea ice.

Arctic


Input: " Should the Arctic Ocean become ice-free in summer, it is likely that polar bears and some seal species would be driven toward extinction, " the report concluded.

Arctic Ocean


Input: As with so much climate research, not everyone agrees with these dire predictions.


Input: A third report, " The Impacts of Climate Change: An Appraisal for the Future, " completed by the Britain-based International Policy Network and released almost simultaneously with the other two, falls somewhat into that category.

Britain

International Policy Network


Input: On the one hand, the IPN report agreed " Climate models generally predict that the temperature rises in the Arctic will substantially exceed the global rise.

IPN

Arctic


Input: This applies especially in the high Arctic where the ice cover is expected to diminish substantially with the effect that the surface absorption of solar radiation will greatly increase. "

Arctic


Input: On the other hand, the report thinks the news might not be so bad for the North Atlantic fisheries.

North Atlantic


Input: " The impact of global warming on fish stocks and fisheries is hard to judge, " the IPN report said.

IPN


Input: " A warming of the magnitude predicted is more likely than not to be beneficial to the fisheries of the North Atlantic. "

North Atlantic


Input: The important commercial species that probably would benefit from warming include cod, haddock, saithe, herring, blue whiting and several types of flatfish and crustaceans -- such as the Norway lobster.

Norway


Input: Important species that probably would decline include shrimp, capelin, Greenland halibut and some varieties of flatfish.

Greenland


Input: Hidden in this laundry list -- and in the pile of studies examined by the Pew researchers -- is one of the fundamental chasms dividing participants in the global warming debate.

Pew


Input: The IPN report examines commercial fish species, but it neglects important non-commercial animals, such as seals and polar bears.

IPN


Input: In a limited economic sense, therefore, the organization can argue warming might be a good thing.


Input: The problem is whether one cares what happens to the polar bears, checkerspot butterflies and other unconsumables.


Input: The Pew researchers tried to transcend the economic argument.

Pew


Input: They assumed a value -- unspecified -- for non-commercial species, and in doing so rendered the warming news a bit less rosy.


Input: This tug-of-war over calculating economic values is the one that ultimately will have to be decided by humans, because animals and plants can adjust only so much.


Input: " When dandelions have set the mark of May on Wisconsin pastures, it is time to listen for the final proof of spring, " wrote Aldo Leopold in " A Sand County Almanac. "

Wisconsin

Aldo Leopold


Input: " Sit down on a tussock, cock your ears at the sky, dial out the bedlam of meadowlarks and redwings, and soon you may hear it: the flight of the upland plover, just now back from the Argentine. "

Argentine


Input: Or maybe not.


Input: Climate is a weekly series by UPI examining the impacts of global climate change.

UPI


Input: E-mail sciencem...@upi.com


Input: The Rock revolution happened in the Sixties (6, number of the Beast).


Input: It came from Liverpool, that was the port base to the Titanic, destroyed by God because of the arrogant insult of captain Smith (also from Liverpool): " Not even God can sink my ship " (not only the captain, but also the rest of the crew and even the orchestra playing at the Titanic were from Liverpool).

Liverpool

Liverpool

Liverpool

God

Smith

God


Input: The Rock revolution came from the nation that allows a church to be changed to a pub or to a dance room or to a recording studio full of drug addicts, homosexuals and lunatics (as that of George Martin, ally of the Beatles).

George Martin


Input: It came from the nation whose king Enrique VIII adulterated the Bible so that divorce could be allowed and in this way be able to give loose rein to the many divorces from his wives and subsequent murdering of the same ones and to whom God provided a wife with six fingers as abomination (Anne Boleyn) ... once again 6, number of the Beast ....

Enrique VIII

God

Anne Boleyn


Input: It is interesting to observe that this nation is nicknamed " the Devil's Island ".

Devil


Input: As the epithet of the government of Satan on that nation, the center of London, the so well-known Piccadilly Circus, takes it's name from an old brothel (the " Piccadilla House " which means " The House of Sin "), disappeared nowadays.

Satan

London

Piccadilly Circus


Input: The antichrist John Lennon, one of the Devil's main puppets to destroy family, social and moral values and to begin the disintegration of mankind, did hit Stuart Sutcliffe (the first bass player of the Beatles) in the head with a club repeatedly in Hamburg.

John Lennon

Devil

Stuart Sutcliffe

Hamburg


Input: Some months later Sutcliffe died from brain haemorrhage because of John Lennon's bruises.

Sutcliffe

John Lennon


Input: John Lennon entered stardom being a murderer.

John Lennon


Input: The same demons that made captain Smith say " Not even God can sink my ship " spoke from antichrist John Lennon (from Liverpool, base port to the Titanic) saying: " Christianity is on the go.

Smith

God

John Lennon

Liverpool


Input: It will vanish and shrink.


Input: We are more popular than Jesus and Pope " ....

Jesus

Pope


Input: That was the day that GOD'S CURSE fell upon the world of Rock.

GOD


Input: One week after that declaration, ONLY ONE WEEK LATER, Brian Epstein, forger of the Beatle farce, died from an overdose.

Brian Epstein


Input: From then on, the Beatles began to get involved in false religions and to preach them to the world.


Input: John Lennon's divorce followed, as well as his entering the world of black magic, as deeply as to buy the apartment. where the " Rosemary's baby " had been filmed, previous property of Roman Polansky, and in that same apartment John Lennon had a room upholstered with black silk where he used to do his black magic operations.

John Lennon

Rosemary

Roman Polansky

John Lennon


Input: Came the disintegration of the Beatles' minds with LSD which has caused, among others, schizophrenic lyrics such as " I am the Walrus " and incoherent schizophrenic musical expositions like " Revolution number 9 ".


Input: At the same time, the devil acted through his other main puppets with " Sympathy for the devil " that was when the pact of the Rolling Stones with Satan took the life of the founder of the group, the guitarist Brian Jones (who refused to be a puppet of the devil), murdered by people sent by Mick Jagger, another assassin.

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Satan

Brian Jones

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Mick Jagger


Input: Antichrist John Lennon followed the Devil's strategy writing lyrics such as " God is a concept by which we measure our pain ... I don't believe in Jesus, etc., etc., " (God) and " and no religions too ... " (Imagine).

John Lennon

Devil

God

Jesus

God


Input: Antichrist John Lennon wanted to compete with Jesus Christ, and so he grew a beard and started to make a bogus role of Christ together with Yoko Ono at the Amsterdam Hilton hotel proclaiming " Peace ", being then when he was visited by the Canadian journalist who ridiculized and admonished him wanting to know about what Lennon meant when he wrote in the lyrics of " The ballad of John and Yoko ": " the way things are going, they're going to crucify me ... ", The CURSE OF GOD upon John Lennon carried on with all type of miseries and distresses which made Lennon give the interview to the " Rolling Stone " magazine (today condensed in the " Lennon remembers " book) where he speaks about how bad thing were going for him blaming " whatever is up there " for it (referring to God).

John Lennon

Jesus Christ

Christ

Yoko Ono

Lennon

John

Yoko

GOD

John Lennon

Lennon

Lennon

God

Amsterdam Hilton hotel

Rolling Stone


Input: The CURSE OF GOD carried on until he was shot dead.

GOD


Input: It is interesting to notice that he was shot seven times, being seven, as well as three, the holy numbers in Holy Cabalah tradition ....


Input: After George Harrison, said arrogantly in a video filmed in his studio at Henley on Thames: " I want to talk about the divinity of man ", he was given throat cancer by GOD because of those words, which made metastasis and carried on to final death ..

George Harrison

GOD

Henley on Thames


Input: To Paul McCartney whose company's logo was a person toying with the planets as if he was a god, and who was being very much deluded in his ego trip by the fact that he was made " Sir " (when in England even the road sweeper is made Sir, as long as he produces money for the nation), GOD provided cancer to the wife.

Paul McCartney

god

GOD

England


Input: The advertising farce of how much he loved Linda (woman whose quality he did not deserve), was exposed when it was known that Paul had an affair with Heather Mills, Linda's intimate friend, with whom McCartney went on a trip to New York and to whom he bought things and presents, while he was still mourning for his " dear Linda ".

Linda

Paul

Heather Mills

Linda

McCartney

Linda

New York


Input: At the same time McCartney was going out with Heather Mills, he used Linda's death for promotional ends, due to his waning popularity.

McCartney

Heather Mills

Linda


Input: Paul was going out with Heather, but in front of the audience he played the faithful husband's masquerade pretending to suffer for Linda, for the afore mentioned promotional ends.

Paul

Heather

Linda


Input: Paul admitted that he made Linda suffer a lot, but he didn't say that it was because he felt insecure as a man due to his womanish face and effeminate manners and also because with his age his sexual power was not the same, even though it has never been much.

Paul

Linda


Input: The early days were the days of competition between Paul and his wife and John and his wife and he knew he had to compete with ugly John for the leadership of the band in front of their wives and having Yoko Ono made him aware of his lack of virility and repressed homosexuality, he grew the beard that we see in the " Let it Be " film and started to show pictures of naked women in the same film, doing every effort he could to be seen as a man ....

Paul

John

John

Yoko Ono


Input: It is easy to note the uneasiness of McCartney when he sings: " I've got a feeling, a feeling I can't hide ... " in front of Yoko in the film.

McCartney

Yoko


Input: (He already had the traumas that his previous girlfriend Jane Asher had caused him when she made him aware of his little manliness and effeminate manners).

Jane Asher


Input: Paul has such a big inferiority complex as a man, due to his effeminate face, body and personality and due to his repressed homosexuality, that he found himself a handicapped woman with only one leg, so that he could stand out, being very conscious that a full woman would make him feel the superiority of virile men again, as Jane and Linda did.

Paul

Jane

Linda


Input: This is something that his ego trip of lucky bad musician could not face anymore ....


Input: He is very conscious that money and fame can not buy virility and manliness.


Input: Besides being a murderer, John Lennon had sexual intercourse with homosexual Brian Epstein to get him interested in going to see the band at the Cavern, trauma from which he never recovered.

John Lennon

Brian Epstein


Input: Because of the trauma that his homosexual relation with Brian Epstein had left him, he made lyrics such as: " You can wear a collar and a tie, one thing you can't hide is when you're crippled inside " and gave declarations to the " Rolling Stone " magazine saying that " sometimes he wore Texan boots to feel more secure as a man ".

Brian Epstein

Rolling Stone


Input: The Beatles are very well known by people close to them for their arrogance and racism.


Input: One of the manifestations of their racism is the rejection towards Japanese Yoko Ono.

Yoko Ono


Input: That rejection got to the point that George Harrison kicked Yoko Ono in the Apple studios during the filming of Let it Be.

George Harrison

Yoko Ono

Apple studios


Input: When John asked George while they were having lunch about how things were going for Paul after his separation from the Beatles and George replied that he was number one in the Swedish hit parade, John said in a despective manner: " ah !! .. in Sweden .. ", as if Sweden was an inferior place or something alike.

John

George

Paul

George

John

Sweden

Sweden


Input: In the Beatles' song " Get Back " they advise black Joe to " get back to where you once belonged ", as if England was not a place for black people.

Joe

England


Input: Sometimes back, Paul told George in the Apple offices that the new generations are a bundle of idiots and useless people, but in any way they would have also been slaves of the Beatles.

Paul

George

Apple offices


Input: The Jewish marriage living to the right of George's house said that he is an arrogant person who does never return a greeting.

George


Input: The newly married couple living on the corner in front of the entrance of George's house (Friar Park) refers to him as an overbearing person to stay away from.

George

Friar Park


Input: The receptionist of " Hand made ", the former film making company of George Harrison said: " we don't have any relation with that man anymore and we don't want to know anything about him ".

George Harrison


Input: It is interesting to note that this company was made bankrupt by the British cinema industry due to the despotism and pedantry of George Harrison, who believed that the cinema industry would have worshiped him.

George Harrison


Input: Their chauvinisms got to the point that even they themselves hated each other.


Input: Paul McCartney said that George Harrison is a nothing.

Paul McCartney

George Harrison


Input: George Harrison said that he is tired of listening to people talk about John Lennon ....

George Harrison

John Lennon


Input: George Harrison said in a video that " Oasis is a very untalented band and they shouldn't be playing at all ", all of it being the truth, but the Beatles is also a band of very poor musicians, if musicians at all, who could only play a couple of elementary guitar chords and who are as untalented as Oasis.

George Harrison


Input: The Beatles of the times of the " Cavern " sounded exactly as poorly as Oasis and the little musical quality in the songs of the Beatles is due to George Martin.

George Martin


Input: Without George Martin the Beatles would have been just another untalented band as Oasis ....

George Martin


Input: Paul McCartney said recently that he believes in using magic, and he does lots of charity, thinking that in this way he will compensate for the CURSE OF GOD that is upon him and that took his wife's life because of his Satanism and involvement in black magic.

Paul McCartney

GOD


Input: He thinks he will deceive people in this way, so that the real McCartney will not be perceived.

McCartney


Input: Is the old Devil attempting to disguise as good in front of people.

Devil


Input: Satan deceiving mankind once again, as so many other thousands of times through the centuries ....

Satan


Input: After the Devil began his devastating job from the ghostly " Devil's Island " through his nine main puppets (Beatles-Rolling Stones), he possessed an endless amount of other schizophrenic bad musician in the afore mentioned Island and weakening their conscience with drugs, he made them proclaimers of homosexuality, aversion to religion, destruction of family values, dissipation, mental illness, antisocialism, etc., etc.,

Devil

Devil


Input: The fact that bad apprentice musicians such as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones achieved such a giant fame that not even the real quality musicians could achieve, was because the forces of Satan were behind everything, supporting the process.

Satan


Input: This mentally ill humanity, destroyed families, twisted moral values, manifest or repressed homosexuality in human beings, anti natural feminism rebellion, drug addiction, corrupt social outlines, mad youths without direction, non respect to hierarchies, convulsed nations, misanthropy, misogyny, paedophilia, irrational and feeble lasciviousness and all other type of existent aberrations, are due to the vast manoeuvre that Satan executed through his main marionettes the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, from the Devil's Island.

Satan

Devil


Input: If you wonder why there is misery and curse in your house, it is because you own some L.P, CD or another article related to the CURSED BY GOD Beatles and Rolling Stones.

GOD


Input: We recommend you to take that curse out of your house throwing away everything related to the Devil's main nine puppets ....

Devil


Input: You have been warned ...


Input: THE HIGH COURT.


Input: (The Five Judges)


Input: For the sake of mankind, you should email our verdict to your friends.


Input: Email: Bill McGinnis < bmc...@patriot.net >

Bill McGinnis


Input: The One Reason Why All Americans Should Oppose The Nomination Of Samuel Alito

Samuel Alito


Input: He Would Tear Down Our System Of Checks And Balances, Giving Far Too Much Power To The President


Input: My Fellow Americans:


Input: As many of you may have heard, President Bush has nominated a long-time Federal Judge named Samuel Alito to become the next member of the United States Supreme Court, to fill a vacancy created by the retirement of another member of the Court.

Bush

Samuel Alito

United States Supreme Court


Input: Under our Constitution, this nomination can not take effect unless and until the United States Senate gives its Consent, as described in our Constitution, Article II, Section 2.

United States Senate


Input: A copy of the Constitution, with links back to the official source, is located at http://loveallpeople.org/usconstitutiona.txt


Input: Judge Samuel Alito is very highly qualified by all of the normal standards used to evaluate candidates for this position:

Samuel Alito


Input: He has a very high intellect.


Input: He graduated very high in his class, from Princeton undergraduate and from Law School at Yale.

Princeton

Yale


Input: He has a long and distinguished record, including many years as a Federal Appeals Judge, the next level below Supreme Court.

Supreme Court


Input: He has encyclopedic knowledge of hundreds of different Supreme Court cases, and he can recite details from memory.

Supreme Court


Input: He demonstrates an excellent " Judicial Temperament, " being courteous, mild-mannered, respectful of all people; careful in his work, meticulous in detail.


Input: His co-workers love him.


Input: His fellow judges love him.


Input: His family loves him.


Input: President Bush loves him.

Bush


Input: Yes, it is true that some people don't like the way they think he will vote on the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court


Input: But other people do like the way they think he will vote, and the ones who favor him seem to outnumber the ones who oppose him.


Input: So now the Senate is getting ready to vote soon, on whether to approve him or not; and at this moment (evening of Jan. 27, 2006) it looks like he has more than the fifty-one votes needed for approval.

Senate


Input: The President is very eager to go ahead quickly and get this vote, because he very much wants to have Samuel Alito on the Supreme Court, to be judging the cases Bush is interested in.

Samuel Alito

Bush

Supreme Court


Input: So there is a lot of hurry-up pressure on the Senate to give its prompt vote of approval.

Senate


Input: There is an old saying that applies in this situation: " Act in haste, repent at leisure. "


Input: Sometimes you can make a bad decision very quickly, then regret it for many years to come.