Monday, October 8, 2012

Is Korean society partly to blame for vicious attack on boy ...

I never imagined that my child would be the victim of a random crime. I think society is also responsible.

The parent of a 10-year-old boy who was brutally assaulted at Gyeseong Elementary School in the affluent Seocho district of Seoul said this to The Dong-A Ilbo in an interview Tuesday.

On Friday, the boy had his elbow was broken by a shovel wielded by an 18-year-old man, and the boy`s skin was torn 3 centimeters. The victim was listed in stable condition after being hospitalized, but his parent found it hard to talk about the horrible incident last week.

I never imaged that such thing would happen to my child at his classroom during the day, his parent said. Its so heartbreaking to know that the perpetrator wouldnt have acted like a sociopath had he been properly raised at home and his school taken better care of him. Its scary to think that anybody can be the victim. We must act to prevent such a crime from happening again in our society".

The parent said, I heard that the suspect grew up in poverty and lived with his violent father, adding, Isnt it horrible that someone who received psychotherapy at a closed ward committed a crime in a school uniform because he wanted to go back to his school years?

The suspect told police, I hated the rich. I cannot be rich however hard I try because I am socially marginalized. When he committed the crime, he carried a note saying, There are things I can never change even if I work hard and succeed someday.

Since a closer look into the assailants psychological condition and motivation behind his crime was deemed necessary, a profiler from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency was dispatched to the station for a face-to-face investigation.

A police source said, The suspect said he first entered the school to kill students but after watching children playing at the playground, he decided instead to just injure them and run away. The assailant was judged to be sane enough to make the right judgment at the time. A surveillance camera showed him wandering in the hallway and hesitating before he broke into a classroom and used a deadly weapon to injure the victim slightly.

I was trying to kill a famous lawmaker who often appeared on TV at the National Assembly. But I thought security would be tight and went to Gyeseong Elementary School, which I searched about on the Internet before. After committing the crime, I planned to jump off from a nearby high building, the suspect said.

The assailant was arrested on the charge of attempted murder and assault and battery and will face prosecutors this week.

The suspect was severely depressed as he tried to kill himself three times last year, a police source said. He seemed to feel guilty and anxious in the investigation, and repeatedly said Im sorry.

Shim Yeong-hee, a law professor at Hanyang University in Seoul, said, People fail to overcome inequality and isolation and after experiencing severe pain, they eventually commit a crime, adding, In the past, materialism led to large tragic accidents such as the (1995) collapse of the Sampoong Department Store and the (1994) collapse of the Seongsu Bridge. Today, materialism causes the collapse of peoples minds and unexpected crime.

Source: http://www.hancinema.net/is-korean-society-partly-to-blame-for-vicious-attack-on-boy--48142.html

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Puppies to 6 months are $250 and include the same preventatives as above.

Senior dogs are $150 and include the same preventatives as above.

Cats are $80. That includes up-to-date vaccinations, feline leukemia shots, flea prevention, microchip, spay/neuter, rabies shot.

Kittens and declawed cats are $100 and include the same preventatives as above.

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Esta semana inicia operaci?n de dos remolcadores en la ENP

Esta semana inicia operaci?n de dos remolcadores en la ENP

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Tegucigalpa ? Esta semana comenzar?n a operar los dos remolcadores en la Empresa Nacional Portuaria (ENP), en Puerto Cort?s, norte de Honduras.

Juan Solano, el proveedor de ese equipo, manifest? que los dos remolcadores contratados por la ENP, ya se encuentran en la bah?a de Puerto Cort?s, uno de ellos es procedente de Chile y el otro de M?xico.

Agreg? que ambos remolcadores ser?n arrendados por un periodo de 16 meses, por medio de un contrato que ronda los 60 millones de lempiras y se pagan por movimiento.

Solano explic? que estas embarcaciones, ser?n utilizadas para ayudar a maniobrar a otras embarcaciones, as? como a empujar o halar barcos similares en el puerto.

Source: http://www.proceso.hn/2012/10/07/Econom%C3%ADa/Esta.semana.inicia/58454.html

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Tuesday, October 2, 2012

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To belong, to fit in, to be suitable, to be appropriate or to be a member of a club, organization, or set; this is what we all want for our children.? So nothing hurts worse than when your child?s Teacher tells you, ?Your child doesn?t belong in my classroom.?? What you hear as a parent is a statement of your child?s failings.? What I hear is an admission of a denial of a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) for your child.? Let me give you a few examples of what you are not hearing but is implied in this statement:

Source: http://mtdiablosped.blogspot.com/2012/09/your-child-doesnt-belong-in-my-classroom.html

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Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly thanks employees for hard work, extends vacation

Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly thanks employees, extends vacation

Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has reportedly sent out a memo thanking employees for their hard work and extending their Thanksgiving vacations so they can spend an entire week relaxing and recharging with their families. 9to5Mac's ace reporter, Mark Gurman, scored a copy of the memo, which includes in part:

In a little over six months we?ve launched outstanding new products in each of our major categories, starting with the new iPad this spring. The response was incredible, and continued to show Apple?s unrivaled leadership in this post-PC era. Over the summer we introduced the radically thin and light 15? MacBook Pro with Retina display, and shipped Mountain Lion, the fastest-selling update to OS X ever. Today, iPhone 5 is taking the world by storm. And in the next few weeks we?ll ship the new iPod touch and completely redesigned iPod nano with innovative designs that our customers are going to love this holiday season.

Those products listed above have been released at a breakneck pace, even for Apple. Staff has been hunkered down, some working around the clock, for weeks if not longer leading up announcement events and launches. From executives to engineers, it's been a Herculean effort, and one not made any easier by problems associated with iOS 6 Maps. Hopefully this lets everyone take a break, take a breath, and come back better energized and better focused.

Retail staff, of course, will have to keep working, especially with Apple's only annual sale, Black Friday, immediately following Thanksgiving. Cook, however, says their extra days off will be scheduled sometime thereafter.

Read the rest of the memo via the link below.

Source: 9to5Mac



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Oxygen-starved fish to shrink significantly due to global warming

Human?fish?supplies from oceans could be at risk by 2050, according to a new study, as?weights for?fish?may fall by 14-24 percent.

By Alister Doyle,?Reuters / October 1, 2012

Yellow jacks swim in a school of fish off Cocos Island, 300 miles off the Pacific coast.

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Fish?are likely to get smaller on average by 2050 because global warming will cut the amount of oxygen in the oceans in a shift that may also mean dwindling catches, according to a study on Sunday.

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Average maximum body weights for 600 types of marine?fish, such as cod, plaice, halibut and flounder, would contract by 14-24 percent by 2050 from 2000 under a scenario of a quick rise in greenhouse gas emissions, it said.

"The reductions in body size will affect whole ecosystems," lead author?William Cheung?of the?University of British Columbia?in?Canada, told Reuters of the findings in the journal Nature?Climate?Change.

His team of scientists said a trend towards smaller sizes was "expected to have large implications" for ocean food webs and for human "fisheries and global protein supply."

"The consequences of failing to curtail greenhouse gas emissions on marine ecosystems are likely to be larger than previously indicated," the U.S. and?Canada-based scientists wrote.

They said global warming, blamed on human burning of fossil fuels, will make life harder for?fish?in the oceans largely because warmer water can hold less dissolved oxygen, vital for respiration and growth.

"As the?fish?grow bigger and bigger it will be difficult to get enough oxygen for growth. There is more demand for oxygen as the body grows. At some point the?fish?will stop growing," Cheung said of the study, based on computer models.

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As water gets warmer, it also gets lighter, limiting the mixing of oxygen from the surface layers towards the colder, denser layers where many?fish?live. Rising water temperatures would also add stresses to the metabolic rates of?fish.

The scientists said?fish?stocks were likely to shift from the tropics towards cooler seas to the north and south.

Average maximum sizes of?fish?in the?Indian Ocean?were likely to shrink most, by 24 percent, followed by a decline of 20 percent in the Atlantic and 14 percent in the Pacific. The?Indian Ocean?has most tropical waters of the three.

The study said a computer model projected that ranges for most?fish?populations would shift towards the poles at a median rate of 27.5 km to 36.4 km (17.1-22.6 miles) a decade from 2000 to 2050.

Adding to?climate?change, other human factors "such as over-fishing and pollution, are likely to further exacerbate such impacts," they wrote.

Cheung said the shrinking of?fish?would have big but unknown effects on marine food chains. Predatorfish?like cod that swallow prey whole would become less fearsome, perhaps allowing smaller species to thrive.

"Cod ... can only eat?fish?that can fit into their mouth. They are not like lions or tigers" that can attack animals that are larger than they are, he said.

The?climate?scenario used in the study would mean an increase in world temperatures of between 2 and 5.4 degrees Celsius (3.6 to 9.7 Fahrenheit) by 2100, the second biggest gain of six scenarios used by the U.N. panel of?climate?experts.

"The results will be quite similar," using other scenarios, Cheung said.

(Reporting By Alister Doyle; Editing by Sophie Hares)

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