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on October 18, 2017

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This Week's 'Elephant In The Room' Post

Tortured for tourists: Chained to the same spot for 20 years. Beaten into submission at secret jungle training camps. The terrible plight of Indian elephants by LIZ JONES Asian elephants are being chained to tree stumps and beaten with metal sticks at temples in Kerala , southern India Before arriving at the temples they are forced to spend months at secret 'training' camps where they are tortured In Mail on Sunday special report, Liz Jones visited one such camp to investigate how the animals are treated Here, she makes a desperate plea for their release and lays bare the unimaginable cruelty they face every day At first, I don’t believe they are living, breathing animals. They seem like statues, or stuffed exhibits in a museum – 57 of them, studded around a patch of scrubby forest. Then one of the elephants, Nandan , a 43-year-old tusker, or male, begins to bellow and struggle against the chains that bind his hind feet to a stump and his front legs

Phish Review from the Merriweather Post Pavilion show on 8/15

That was a great show played by the band last night, however, I must address the fact that the Magna Ball was made to be sold out this week. The band, Red Light Management and whomever else is involved in that production must put tickets back on sale sooner than later. All the sold out status has done is to create extreme hikes in pricing for those tickets. There are only a few more hundred people tops that need tickets for the event and now even Phish heads had driven their price tags to an exorbitant rate. I have seen two sets on sale at eBay for well over $550 (and counting with many bids on them) each. I have seen normal Phish heads now jacking the prices up on Craig's List to no less than say $500 a pop. I have seen postings of people that displayed listings from Stub Hub that are no less than $871 for the three day pass. If there is a run of shows not to make sold out, it is this one. I am watching Phish Phans scrambling for sets on Facebook while then getting abused

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Rising Phoenix Actor and animal rights activist Joaquin Phoenix recently shared why he went vegan more than 40 years ago. Want to learn more about his activism with Mercy For Animals ? Click here. We've partnered with The Travel Corporation to protect animals in tourism. The Travel Corporation (TTC) and its family of 30 global brands has committed to working with us to improve the lives of animals through profitable and sustainable solutions. As part of its continuing sustainability journey, The Travel Corporation’s family of brands, including Contiki and Trafalgar , have partnered with us to help ensure their policies and itineraries improve the lives of animals everywhere they travel. We've worked with TTC to reshape the experiences the company offers to be more animal-friendly and support the phase-out of cruel activities, including bullfights, captive whale and dolphin attractions and, most significantly, removing elephant rides and shows from their trips

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