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VERY VERY FUNNY COOL ARTICLE ON HASIM RAHMAN

Lennox Lewis has two losses on his record. A summer in a € œThe Atomic Bulla Oliver McCall €, and the other is in a € œThe Rocka € Hasim Rahman. The loss in South Africa in the rock was by far the most definitive loss. When McCall scored the knockout, Lewis was on his feet and talking to the referee. Knowing what we know now, it is plausible that Lennox Lewis might have been able to continue. He has the heart and will fight back when hea € ™ s difficulties. There was no fight back when he lost to Rahman, while he lay there on the web looking at the lights.Rahman won the world heavyweight title by KO crash. He was the world heavyweight champion and a charisma that. After the loss to Rahman, Lennox Lewis forced a rematch. Rahman had other plans. He wanted to fight Brian Neilson. He continued to yell in the court hearing: â € œI want to fight against the big guys! Cana € ™ t why I fight the big guy? Â € Usually, the first defense of world title is optional. Riddick Bowe defended against Dokeos 86 year old Michael. Evander Holyfield has chosen to fight George Foreman.Itâ € ™ s quite common for the world champion to take any opponent rather than in their first mandatory title defense. Rahman should have been able to fight the big guys first, but Lewis with his legal team forced a rematch. This time Lewis is ready for the right hand of Rahman. It wouldnâ € ™ t be some crap movies where he shot a mock battle with the sister of Klitschko. This time, it would not be chubby, and regain the world heavyweight title and the title: A man œBaddest on € the € Planet.â But Rahman made the fatal mistake of standing there with his hands .It stunned Lewis early in the first round with a left hook, but donâ € ™ t do much after. Lennox used his jab and reach to wipe the Rock.

Wind Watch: In siting turbines, first do no harm

In siting turbines, first do no harm

Credit:  By JOYCE P. McCONNELL, Cape Cod Times, www.capecodonline.com 29 August 2011 ~~

The proponents and paid representatives of the wind industry are fond of stating that there is no peer-reviewed science proving turbines cause health problems.

Such statements remind me of tobacco industry representatives in business suits lighting up cigarettes at board meetings stating the same line!

Haven’t we learned our lesson the hard way already? As a starter, read the peer-reviewed scientific paper put out by the World Health Organization in 2009 called “Night Noise Guidelines for Europe,” which addresses sleep deprivation and other harmful effects of nighttime noise.

It is time for the wind industry to support the expenses of providing peer-reviewed, scientific proof that there is no such harm — and they shouldn’t be choosing the ones doing the study.

NASA has been studying low-frequency sound. Medical acousticians are also doing studies. It takes time to gather all the anecdotal evidence and perform the lengthy scientific processes. Recall how Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases were identified? It was by observation, through anecdotal evidence from physicians’ patients suffering after tick bites. The evidence started there, with patients and physicians.

Just as in medicine the rule is to “first do no harm,” the wind industry should not be erecting wind turbines in populated areas until all the data are in. Siting of industrial-size turbines in and near neighborhoods has potential of doing harm to those at risk. So don’t permit it.

Some places are just not good industrial wind turbine sites — such as 2,300 feet from a nursing home and assisted living center (as in Brewster). Under the guidelines approved for the region by the Cape Cod Commission and the Assembly of Delegates, some towns are just not good spaces for industrial-size turbines.

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